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the United states Count for the Eastern District Virginia
March sa lsi3ln the matter of bankruptcy OF EDWARD
CUNNINGHAM OF the county OF Cupepper.
GINA District The said Edward Cunningham. who
creed bankrupt by this Court filed petition praying
his discharge IL Is ordered that thereof be published
newspaper printed in the city OF Richmond
before the slsi day OF June when be
the said petition at the United states Court Room. city
Richmond and all creditors who have proved their debts
persons In Interest the said time and place
cause any they have why the prayer OF the said petitioner should
not be granted. A copy-Teste,
NH l-In
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SUPERIOR CLOTHING,
AT
JOHN VI. OREu-S
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
Main street. opposite AeA. Duval 4 Cos Drug store.

f. II. SPENCE, Agent,
WOULD respectfully inform his customers
and the public generally. received fun As
Fashionable Winter Clothing, the materials OF which
purchased Of Philadelphia and "
manufactured the city OF Baltimore
NJ Market
Charles Il thing further, ,ony
part my the style and quality
make Is well known the citizens OF Virginia.
Ny consists part Of
and Pilot Cloth Frock and over Coats
Bcrc and Ionville do do do
Cloth and Camlet Coaks part Of them Mcintosh style
Sup West England Cloth. Dress and Frock Coats
Medium do
Panaoons plain and fancy styles and
qualities
Vests Velvet. Cashmere, Merino and SATIN
Morning Gowns and Robes
Linen and Cotton Shirts
DO Bosoms and Collars
Flannel Lambs Wool Meno, Shaker Shirts and Drawers Pock
handkerchief Opera Tres Stocks Gloves
SHspenders, half Hose, &c.
Samples Of the fashionable Cloths Camcrcs and Nesing
which order fashionable and
the shortest notice
The advantages purchase Of Goods enable
BARGAINS CLOTHING. and respectfully
public to call and examine for themselves de
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GAMHROONs, DHILLINGs, sc.

GAmBROONS, DHILBINGs, &c.
II IGIIT and dark coourcd Gambroons
- White and Linen Drlings
Dap and Cape Camblets
Summer Cassimcfcs and Nankcens
COOL Of the above goods for Pantaloons ee'eu
and Tor ale cheap AT J. a. CUNNiNGHAM'S
ma Cheap Cash by Goods store
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REMOVED.
NEW DRY GOODS STORE!

EdriS Berkeley d. Co.
addition their former supplies and
u opening the following ARTICLES.
10 pieces Crape Lusir-s
5 do. Foulart
Mourning Ginghams
Do. Lawns
Second Mourning De Lanes
Merno Cassim-res beautiful article for boys wear
Furniture ana Camhuc Dimiiy
pieces coiored Alpaca Cloth
Maue0ui Lustrncs
Corded Muslin skirts
10 daz. French DImity Bands
cases of IRISH Linens. assorted
MOrayan Hose, a superior article
Raw six Do.
Black Italian Grapes
30 tOz. cooIred Cotton Gloves. n G! cts ner pair
100 pieces American Pfni.. from T.! a. I2l cts
The above goods viii b. oh unprec prices
'ssu Pe-7ns buying their Spring Goods viii find
es' 10 call a. the New Dry Goods
Wadorih Turner Co and Immediately opposite John Thoml-
4 COS Hat store m 4.
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PEAKE, JONES & WINSTON,

Grocsrs, Commission Merchants, and dealers I'm
.fGRicULrUR.fL IMPLEMENTS
WILL, after the first April locate themselves
in the House. occupied by Mr. A. King few
o below the Bell Tavern and Immediately opposite the Mansion
House They keep constantly hand Of the
beat FAMILY GROCERIES, purchased principally for cash which
will enable them sell low punciua buyers those who buy
for The undivided o the senior partner viii be
csve devoted the sale OF all pucc eoned tn the
Having had fccn
condition market and the quality OF
SOLD upon the best
That class OF the friends and patrons OF a. r. p need that nohg
~ said OF has qualifications Commission
Merchant will make the
fo sales they
reasonable his merchant nothing and
OF trade dhcuh young along In
they win Of the most improved
PLoUGIIs and New York together
OF wooiScy wcccy'- hest Loaf Sugar.
which viii sell arrival by the package at reduced price
fot cash for satisfactory paper.
Richmond. March 2lst lsi5.
REFERENCES:
BosroS-E Williams n Co J. ?. Townsend Co Handy Baker.
woRcEsrER. M,ss-Rurges Noursc a. Mason
NEw NoRKr-Alcn A. Paxton. Jno. Mayhn T.
BALuNoRE-Archd Hart Isaac a. feek.
GEoRarrows G-Franecs Dodge Jno n King Jno kentE.
wAsmSuroS CrrV-Wm ome.
ALEhANpR, II. C.-Robert Jameson. Lamhsu Mckenzie.
FALSouru vI-Nutray Forbes. Jos n. Fekln a. Co.
FREpERcKsBURo. N.-Jno. Scott 4 SON. VIM Redd Forbes a.
Berry, H. a. Wallace, Jno. Hart, :. J. Blaydes
NoRfoLN. NA--SoutcT A. BELL
RisINoSp-IIaNan Brother Warwick Barksialc N. w
j. J. Fry Co Dunlop Moneurc Go. Cot sam1 winircc Jno
Hobson. = = Baxter, J. A. seon. Davenport Alien L. D.
Lewis Webb, 4 }. :. James Co Kent KcnianS Atwaer
CuARtorrEsviLLr-Jno. r. Jones Co Valentine Fry T.
Watts
y. n. Geo. Il Peakc. un April may
counting OF Jno n Eusiaee Son n. w. Fry Co.
Liberal advances be produce
chansEe shipped Ia the address of the -
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NEW PIIRLlCATIONs

M RS Washington Potts, 2j cents
lVh Martin Chuzzlcwit No. 4, 6! cents
Murrays Encyclopedia Of Geography, parts and G
Pocca Remains o Luofea NJ Davidson, with biography BY
Miss Sedgwick
Samuel w Greavcs rs cents
IIomeward Bound, by Cooper
The IIiclarmaucr by do
The Rocky Mountains, Nos. and g. by Irving
j. w. RhNBOlsfhs
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PAINTING

MRS. OUTLET, who is well known rs
1Vl Miniature Painter having returned Richmond one
those who wish faithful hkene~cs of themselves.
the hdies and gentlemen and specimens
street next % Mr. fctzicos 20
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city cured Bacon and Lnrdt
III AVIS shoulders and WiddIinv., carefully ,,,d
IL A few Kegs lard do 40 ' N1''"'
for sale by " w
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'l tfy r'ry unt WIS afflicted years
-'' H-s h.ilsi~ which attacked onen
@ ''fF ns N spnt large quantities q bic and
'f W -y a'a r u1i rnut scarcely up pain being
''.ffg p'ef on" NJ b0 eyes my materially
f - pf1~uf'f h1fe n 'ntfs Biuets Esnpvatof Of
H'' y .'Hg ~hrh entirely relieved and have nov re-.
.4i in F'f1 hf1 fof ssvera months used only bottle
a1 t.f fr YIh benefited tlt can confidently Recommend
f"'7s aHi-'sf similarly induced Try remedy from
W |nn'flfon 1f respectable Lady ofmy acquaintance who
.9 th FinIfJ Afflicted and vino ys that that
Nnr 1 WHINE ~ her could not have been alive now II
~ Do ' i Hf rsnsiy referred which entirely relieved her.
IH ~ unpleasant FOO take and OF te tie gently the
.'N. pm nl '1h'u % 10 valuable remedy Given unisf
"ffH's IinI Iy, l7ii A. WRIGHT
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Spring GOODS CHINA AND QUEE.NSH.iRE.-
~ portion spring supply OF the above,
and daily expecting pee Margaret Forbes direct
manufacturers additional supply patterns Table Ware.
China making selected stock and dcsa-
bic goods Also French and American Glass plain
and pressed English plated German silver and Brtana Casters
all Ware For reasonable prices
cash punctua credit City and country dcacts invited
examine. WIN =. BUTLER.
NH doors above the Bell Tavern.
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AT Cour, held for Cumberland county, the

A Ia Court held for Cumberland county, the
IN 9Th day of March. 1855
Alexander q. johnson. pt'n
against
Coleman Edwards and John w Wilson. derts
II CuAScksV
The defcDan Coleman Edwards appear
and according Assembly the
Of this Court and appearing, by satisfactory evidence that
inhabant Of this County odercd
PENDANT do the first day Of June
swcthe bill Of the plaintiff andthata ofhi
inserted newspaper published Richmond
Coz months successfully, and posted the
Court house OF this county.
eopy-rests.
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NEW BUSINESS.
Under the firm Of ?. J. :. JAMES co. subscrf
bc viii themselves and the estate
OF Joseph = James, decd.
4 WHOLESALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS
and o for sale Fly thousand Dollars Goods
most NJ which aonabe and very puchas
ed At the low prices past year They expect
n make such additions 10 hof present stock between and
LIST Aprl next, may them desirable.
FLEMING JAMES,
EDWIN JAMES.
r. I Globe Square.
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VALUABLE BOOKS,
RECEIVED 10Th MAY BY
Smith. nrinEer A. yIorris

TVNIE GREAT AWAKENING. History the Revival Of Re
u hgion IN the time of Edwards and Whitfield By Joseph
LIFE AND WRITINGS OF EBENEZER PORTER MASON,
interpreted with Hints Parents and Instructors
and Education OF Child Of Genius BY oLnsed Professor
Yale College.
UNlNERSAllSM Examined Renowned and Exposed,
rcs Of Lectures embracing the of the author during
Ministry of twelve years the Testimony Univeast Min
ster to the dreadful moral tendency Of their Faith BY Mathew
Hale smith Third edition.
MARRIAGE RING How To make Home happy. From the
writings II John Angel James.
BIBLE AND THE CLOSET; or How may read the Scrip
lures with the Spiritual Profit ny Rev r. Watson And
Secret Prayer successfully managed BY the Rev g LeeEded
by o. Choucs with reeommenatoy Letter from Rev f. ~
Kirk
graphical Sketch OF the author.
DAILY FOOD for Christians being Promise and another
Scupura every year together with Verse
Of Hymn beautiful miniature pocket edition from the eighth
London ms
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HENRY GIBSON, Clerk.
VIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerk's Of

hcc OF the Superior Court Richmond
Circuit, ON the 9Th day of March. lsi3
Charles NJ. Connolly, PIainuG
against
NJ Norman and Enoch Courtney partners ira
ding under the hm of Norman Courtney and another Defs
The defendants above named having entered appearance
and given security according the Assembly
this Court and uappcarng
inhabitants Of this commonwealth Il Is ordered
PENDANTS do here at the Rules be
Monday in June and b1 plaintiff
this order te forthwith inserted newspaper
shed In the City Of Richmond successfully,
posted at the front door OF the Capitol the said city.
NH s5-,w9w ACopy-rcss WA. q SANDS. {. e.
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PDLl5HlHG POWDLk.
t'1E t1 sllg Be-. aa1 'sf Mras fs,4rag hza aaf l-s
10 Iiff. D. .tas.r-s r.ar..fg srs NJ Ns-I ...
sc' o. ,1-r1rnr f-l4..Ta ~ wa Ilr err ----
lti uT sas al 4t.I .t a....s f..rs 10 s..t a.
every family l rrtT re1r.g. o. 4sf1 b., snlfl.fff. ~
rf r uaffs 4n1 HAfgff Hf's.4.1 Fsar aerssrf .fe
t,a ls 5efof glslls have Tfsr o. ~ sf,fsrst.s ave-.
aty similar ps5afsf1f aerfi ~ s r4s. ,- gs1 a-s ef
49, ~ sg- hLEEfsDEF bTgsLE 90
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UNAMtfY SOAP less than n pound Every family
u may soap for with no trouble
and low price Ingredients with directions ior use
for sale by BOLTON & HARRISON,
mn Cnrner Main and GovenoT siIeeis.
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WNDow GLAss.--5o boIes assorted, for by
mn s.R.povE.
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Copy-Tete,
Ap WIN HENRY GIBSON Clerk
n the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.

the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.
u trct OF Virginia. April G. isi3
In the matter Of bankruptcy JOHN A. CUNNINcu, An 4, "A
vidua and rs partner OF the - ar
city Of Richmond IN the Eastern District IN, sid ih
a. CUNNINGHAM who has been deereed bankrupt by th. Con-,
having ed petition praying for his ordered h.,
nee heteoi be published In printed the CIV on
seventy days At least before the ma +, h
hearing wl be had on the said petition States con-,
room IN the City OF Richmond aud who have p,oyd
uiei debts and other
tune and place and show cause the PRAYER Of
the said petitioner should be granted ''-'' W
Copy-Tcstc:
ap s-wliw HENRY CIpso>
SUPERIOR CHEWING ToBACCo!u
HAVE just received fresh supply OF Chewing Tobacco Of III.
u very finest quality. manufactured by Mr. hnen-o, 81. -
quantities TO suit purchasers nv '
apps T. sUEpprpsoS A..
city cured uacon ana Lard!
II u AVIS shoulders and
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H h'ff'y reniy hat AZ The persuasion u n my friends
IttiNl hlha boie n Smiths Btsfs Ren0viof Health
"1f1 n,li fs'f have had disease Of the Tor or
ya' p'f am c9nfdcn that have taken medicine
N'hm AZ much relief ilnk bottle
" .oah ROYAL e. SHEPHERD.
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VlRGlNlA.-h Chancery.-At Rules held in
the Clerks otes OF Superior Count OF Law
chanesy ios the Of James City and the City OF Williams
burg at the Court House the City the e day OF February
kN.i..
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VA L.ie WF n,rnng orsning large md beautiful
NJ "fh' and tlmrss ny Medium suprr Invisible
''h' MEDIUM 20 Ipef Wool fne aud su
- b'' olive. GDis1 Browns &C and piece operative
Amf in ~ 'Yth winch viii sen BY tie ydA1 beautiful
a'fn'n N Wool Baet Blue md Fancy Cissmees oar pre-
' 'rfem N u'se Gis b. Hipenof that of any FORMER
r'a''n ani az greatly reduced prices
apII KNIT KrVDAtTE ATtv Arrp
ALNpf rpLrMBfN-rle best and cheapest preparation fr
= Wf hff .'rr offered 10 tle public. for saic ~
nh li--in !. ~. EUsTACE 4 son.
4 ENTLEMEv's OVER suOEs-Just received a SPLENDID ar
- ue.e u hc Patent Rubber Over Shoes fjr Gentlemen
bfO sAvt ptrvry
RITIFR VENisoN-Ffesh r1n and frkin putsr and
- smah m very hne vens1n just received ft by
30 cav .t,cc,
IkhANDY. PORTER &c VERY fine Old LONDON Brandy
- london Brown Stout DO. Pale Ale, Tor ale.
apJ W. ~ HARRISON.
GARDEN NOES, RAKES. &c
iCiARDs GARDNER have just received 81 Garden
~ Hoes Rakes Spades they cheap.
Can o. he Hardware and Fancy soro street. shookoe Hin oppo
site The Swan Tavern. ap6
NEW ORLEANS MOLAssEs-IOO bbls landing this morning,
~ Tor sale By
ppH LEWIS WEBB.
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DiAAbDs hIDlNlN iDs IllN y OllsDs
DYE sTCFfs, WlNDOW GLASS, &c.
D. Bhl-. Castor Oh
80 1900 h Eps1il 'l's-10 'hs superior Polnd Starch
100 l5s Turkey Dyigr-ip0 ksgs White fesI
bb'f fsnsssf OI--f hhi- Lamp Oi-2 hb9f lrpbiack
800 bJ1ss WIudJw giass-l10 d.. P,ansi fnGs8
500 ib, Cum Anbic--i hid Maddef
~ bb's t1ppefaslO bbis Clipped trfwo0fig hbs Ailu
The above g~nef md selected stock 0faricles
line ofe quantities % purriasor very f0r
approved credit and gcit the u county ns
chants md
mr. ao-d ALEXANDER DuvAL a 90.
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THIS new instrument for the radical cure Of Pro-
2: !. : :: !. c.
~ l,psus Uter. falling Of the Womb by external
VI -..H--. .nt..lr mann tlIIens
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hooeu. hchnrison and Robert McCandish. Dcns
The defendant Robert C. Richardson having entered his
appearance, and security according Assembly
anu The rules OF this Court and by satisfactory evil
denee that he nhabitant
ton of the plaintiff by his counsel ordered Robert
C. Richardson do
answer the bill OF tho anih AMI that copy OF
forthwith inserted In published
Richmond o months successfully COPY
posted door City OF VIII
hamshurg U W successive Court days.
aP ~ w9w A Copy-rc-e TIL q. COGBIII. C.
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"a 90 Of fhe Nomer. mntinu.

The intervention Of Sunday and the Courts not sitting
Monday, have caused pause in the details the pro-
ceedngs OF the Court of Inquiry sitting for the investiga
zion Of the mutny on board the Somers.
But enough has tnnspired, believe, satisfy the
public mind completely, that tho was fully justified
by necessity Captain Mackenzie may already be pro-
nounced fully sustained in the line Of conduct he adopted
by the verdict OF the American People.
portion Of them will be easily satisfied with some
Of the minor circumstances Of his conduct They look too
artificial to be quite natural, and sudousy heroca to
be regarded genuine in good There far too
much cant for such about bibles and man OF true
feeling avoid revolving his display of asking the par
don of wretch, who however justly, in few mnu ties
suffer death through his fundamentally.
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WINTER FowtS-WINrlR Epas.-Sonc of ON, Ne,
jersey subscribers DESTROYS learn OF us the be-, n
OF Keeping hens through the winter In order To .,re :,
good batch OF eggs,
I. An important point il 20 hr,, coob f,.i ei - a
are great nuisance any time. -. - T. - ~
enough ..-. So ' " t"''' 'ue"
j. Let hens have a place 20 Law and \, mos, 4;
4. Let them have enough To eat-a supplv al,y,,s h
mom This ~ilprcvcnt starvation and surtc,; hen. -, 49,,
uen at time To lay many eggs IL they have long been
Kept hungry. WIG "ee"
.. The food OF hens should contain lime as linn. 4, -
tsi !" ,oun the egg-shel Wheat buck wheat and NJ.
e' u. contain good quantity OF lime In addition !,
s' "u m",cr pounded, should be hand and gravel
stones in ul'ir natural state arc excellent $500
b. Hens must not be suffered 10 borbo, E.o i IL,
will have but few, u they have an oppor,ni,,, q, ,iy
IN eshts-sand II better than nothing bu, nsb,s a. ~,
IL the hen-houso has not been attended 10 \, .Lo,,d ~
extensive walls. . Wv "'' ''o "h
a. Good nests should be- provided and fresh b,v .,
always preferred by them. They know enough ~ nr.f
new nay and new nests that has been occupied bv
setting hen. IVY : NNNpeu W
g. change Of stock should often tax. n,c. ,,a -.
bors would do well 10 make exchanges every season H.
WI lay more eggs in u home than in an old one
All fowls require meat, and they vii not long con,nu.
eeaIty whoutii Save for them, therefore MI The off,
from hogs andeaie, and let il remain frozen mi y -, 4;
In addition 10 the above, experienced nou,ere,s
recommend keeping hens pallets without roos,ers h
he winter. ~ Hardy, ESD. Of Waham insists th,t mil
lets wi lay twice many eggs when kept by themscvc
as when ROSTERS with tlem of this we bnvc r,do no
tral, but would recommend the experiment To othera
hremains yet To be that hens will Law a. ,norv
egs "heh kept confined Us when suffered abroad
We generally nd that they will lay eggs when atari.
but this may be owing their finding greater -
food We hope trials will be made by shutting nm nd
furnishing oil that may be wanted for health and for pru
hon We find in general TINT he who ksepa mali -,
Der has more eggs IN proportion than he who keeps l.r
noek tins may he owing % the choice supnv Of fd
found by the small numhor.-hassaehussts Ploughnan
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rom bring received In payment hroGghoai the
st''e Mr. NJ opposed al partial legislation Of this
ehsue'ersndh the notes of the Wheeling Banks not
to be received every wherc. they ought be roceSod
where.
MIR. BRowN OF Preston, srynuousy opposed the amend
rnen aud maintained that the Wheeling Banks were in
good condition n any in the Commonwealth He was on
The Committee.
Nc TRAvENNrR opposed the amendment
Mr. hooRr, Of Cabel enter his protest against
the amendment
When Mr.. hlrLrs asked leave to withdraw his amend.
ment
whole subject
Mr.. BYRD opposed the motion and commended that JUS
nce required that the boon enjoyed by the 10 Counties
ought 10 be extended TO all the Western counties.
NJ srovAiL called the Previous Question.
ur GoopSoS wished to ask his hard money friend from
uarhaI lew Gnestons-particnariy whether he wished
To make hs nr G's) county put up with rags, when he
(tr hiETiN) kop the spcce pnying paper to himself
The House refused sustain the previous question
ayes ~, noes 81.
The Speaker ruled that the eee, Of this decision was to
take the suejcetfrom before the House. until tomorrow
RESOLUTIONS.
BY MIR. Neal; That the committee of Courts inquire into
the oxPedicncy OF exempung Magistrates from serving
petit jurors in the Superior Court
BY Mr. HrnARD, from Committee OF Agriculture That
the usual number OF copies OF the documents accompany
ing the Report OF the Board OF Agriculture, be printed for
the use OF the General Assembly.
Mr. GoopSoS moved to lay the resolution the tableal
inst the people IN his county wanted market for their
pr9duce-they wanted 10 incur expense in documents.
Mr.. NRAr was IN favor OF the rcsoluton-ior the
son. that the question Establishing the Board OF Agcu
tnTe before the committee, important that they
should have all the light within their reach, dec
sion They should know what the Board had DONE know
whether il was worth preserving
Mr.. STEoruER and Mr.. SrovALL took similar Vows
The motion to lay the table lost and then the
luton egreed to.
BY Mr.. GRAY-Thnt the Committee on Finance in
qure into the eNpedency of reducing the upon vending
Lottery Tickets. OF Lotteries authorized by the General
Assembly
PETITIONS.
BY Mr.. TArEN, Of sundry OF Norfolk County, for
the establishment of precinct election Tanners Creek
x RcHds-hy MIR. HorEINS remonStrance OF T.. Meure,
against A. e. Sales application for Ferry.
On motion of Mr.. CoorES,
The House adjourned.
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T6t TnIer Partu in ~ YorL.

Within the last IL months many demonstrations of the
march Of Tyerism in New York have cmana,cd from tina,
city, in the form Of letters, sound operations and public
meetings, that who have long understood party
nekery and especially tina, of New York, to some
little S'entimposed upon. We did suppose what with
patronage, what with caprice and from one motive or an
other, Nosh the Post Office and the Custom House had
eontrived to embody for him something like n party
something relatively numbers and character
as was Falsas ragged regiment compared with the Kings
army In all this We were mistaken. There are divers
federal oec.holders enlisted him. but Of the Peop
noue-none- perhaps hundred in IS, 900 voters.
Noahs declonton may be regarded as the formal dis
banding of this little corps and if the Major with his
TACT his popularity, his wit, his experience his fine talent
and his unconqueabc good humor could effect nothing the
case is desperate.
The N Y Express says;
MAJOR Moan AND THE USIoS-Maior Noah in his ma
per- the Union" has announced in column Of complains
that he has retired from the Editorial field and that the
UNION would be discontinued Evening but be pub
lishcd by Mr.. Philips gho believe has the Post Of
fee contract for publishing blanks) Morning Journal
The uSIoS has been utter failure from first pubca
u,n. IL commenced with forced ssue of about 1900 pa
Pers but soon dwinded down small number that but
few persons supposed 1t had existence. 1t esab
shcd mainly through the influence of the Post Master Mr.
Graham and his clerk Redwood Fisher who transferred to
1t the List Of Letters 10 sustain it, thus placing valuable
and important list designed for the public in paper thar
had no circulation, merely give party patronage The
whole PROJECT was an imposition upon he President who
der the editorshp OF Mr.. Noah that would haye COM
mandng influence to sustain his principles. But the
scheme has proved almost abortion. A TYLER party
could thus be created ia this city, and the few nd
yduas the head of the Post Office with some others of
fixed character who have put forth the of
meetings held and who have been working TO obtain
office, the only persons that make up this So called w.
Ter party. Their numbers have been insignificant and
their influence unworthy OF a name Ifhe wit talent and
tact OF Major Noah, could induce the public even to
read journal established sustain the President and if
the could not be supported by the patronage of
the o. Department and its printing pretty evident that
the Tyler party per is pretty small affair this CITY,
The Major indeed has in this last move, been peculiarly
unfortunate mloss in stunning little quicker than
any other man." for which is said he is emarksble he
has been able Office for find the following
lamentaton in his valedicIory OF Saturday:
THAT have not had II in my power TO render any
available service the administration arose more from the
ndecision Of its friends aud from pursuing an
policy, than from any inclination my part carry out
all the objects originally contcmpated.'