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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-12
TwENTY.SEyENTH CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE
POST OFFICE LAWS.
THIRD SESSION.

j
POST OFFICE LAWS
An important resolon brought up foe consideration
In the Senate to-day, motion al Mr.. HrSriSGroS ne
proposed that the Committee Post Offices and Post Roads
should inquire into the expedency OF having the ASSISTANT
Postmaster General appointed hereafter by the President
with the advice and consent OF the Senate, ~ present
they derive their appointments directly from 'he
General. Mr.. HvxrSeroS spoke briefly IN eAp'enauoh
and defence of his proposition. The Office OF these asss
VI the highest impornneo and nv law The duhes
powers Of the head OF the Department devove upon
the first Assistant Postmaster q cnerel. IL could be
questioned that the Presidents wishes consulted and
regarded the appointment Of these officers; and Mr. H.
thought tina, in the OF deputy postmas'ers whose
salary exceeds thousand dollars per annum the power
appointment ought be directly exercised by the Pres
dent and the Senate conformity.
Mr. HusrixaroS also moved that the committee should
enquire the expcdency OF altering repeating that
portion OF the law which prevents the steamboat and rail
road companies who have contracted for carrying the mall
to convey tout Of the maid any printed matter Mr. H.
urged the repeal Of this provision very sirenuousy lie con
tended that n the information OF he people
Bcsides impossible enforce the law as exists
Packages OF newspapers daily conveyedb by railroad;
and he bouoh tho community would hardly bear be de-
privod of this convenience Mr. H. thought the present sys
tenn gave the Postmaster General power over the public
press, 10y means 81 fsvoritisin.
A. the resolution proposed only an inquiry and commit
ted no objects il was passed neH con-
GENERAL JACKSoN'S FINE.
MT McROBERrS presented resolutions OF the lcg-a
tire of Illinois, nsrucng their Senators, and requesting
their Representatives for the remission OF the hno to
Gen Jackson. They read and ordered TO bc printed
CENSUS RETURNS.
A resolution was reported from the Committee ON the
Library authorizing the disposal ut the surplus copies OF the
late Census returns in the manner as the copies OF
tie previous Ccnsu remaining in the Department OF STATE
were disposed Of
ENLISTMENT.
MIR. BAYARD introduced bill regulate cnlistmcnis
IA the Amy, NAVY and Marine Corps.
NEW DISTRICT COURT FOR VIRGINIA.
Mir BERRlEN called up the bill 10 amend the act cstab
fishing District Court OF the United States at Wheeling.
attr "A
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THE CREOLE CAsE-The case Of Thomas Me
cargo vs. The New Orleans Insurance Company,
the sum oi $4,000 insurance the slaves who commit
ted muuny and instruction board the schooner Creole
from Richmond the jury, yesterday, returned verdict OF
eiOO for the plaintiffs. The has been Of great
interest aud argued with uncommon skill ingenuity and
legal learning The council Tor the plaintiffs were Messrs
Peyton, Eusis aud Smith, for the defendants McssTs.
Conrad, Shdde and Beriamn.Nsio OreaaS Bee. Deeep-
Ter 80.
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LAW NOTICE.

TENHE co-partnershp between GEoRGr W.
II READ aud WILLIAM e. FtoURSoY continued for an.,
tenn IT years and Will be conducted style OF Read
foinoy They val IN future attend the Inferior Superior
Courts ut Halifax addition Of
Edward buckingham AMI Cumberland ON bu.
moss for buckingham Cumberland and Edward rs, hette he
addressed To William e. Foumoy FarmviHr Prince Flyy,rI an,
for Halifax and Charlotte GorR. w Charlotte Court house
REFERENCtS--Ii siaosd-l.cwis Webb, Crouch Brooks
HUDSON Bnious Bacon baskerville: Fnrle-N y V.n,bl-
Co.. Chsrlous {. H-Booker 4 scott IEaIfar-Joln II "a
mInis H. Eiinunds d. 9a-,In
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has been turned oedera Poitics-io President makg
procuring and retaining Offices for themselves The az
fairs c the and OF the People. have been shAnieb
elected The great start Ne had at the Revoluton-tho
glorious and unegused advantages which conferred
upon Virgina-havo been nil thrown away-unt now, in
the short space nations life &C so years. she has become
under the rule OF the Old Prcsdentmaking Richmond
Junto here the fifth sixth political weight. the rery
last in civilization lcast-in reading md writing
Do these ias,s require eousp'i Have they been pro-
duccd without cause
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-12

Tnf LAND OF srrApv H,rus-In Manchester, Hartford
county Connecticut, few days since, Mr.. Morris, the
manager of solnQ company, was fined sixty dollars for
giving exhibition Tho charge wns that "aad Morris
with force and arms and with view Of gam, did cause
tain females, dressed womon's clothes 20 whirl round
s,gtlyOn one foot with the other extended IL right angles
and ~ q horizontal POSITION"
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IN CHANCERY.-h Chesterfield county co


VIM Spears, PainlM
Against
James ~ Spears and Thomas A. Spears Of John Spears
deceased and right nlo spears widow said
John Spears deceased also Austin Spears Edward Gooc and sally
his WIFE formerly sally sTesr, VIM G. Butler and Polly
formerly Polly spears Ee.Ler Cbeabsm and Martha
merry Martha Spears, Tbo Dorset and Nancy his wife
y Nancy Spears Peter G. Elicit aud Susan < formerly
Spears, Caroline Spears John Spears Guavs Dcppa and
Polly H. his wife, Walton and Ehzabsti h- wife John w
Cheaihlm WIN Purde Edmund Puc Richard Gates and Hannah
hs wife; Thomas Pure Aaron Puric James Lockc and Martha
Ann Judith Pure James H. PuTde sally Purdie Mary
PuTdc-tlc four hst by James ~ Spears their guardian,
Defts.
PENDANTS Edward Goode and sally his wife, VIM G. Butler aud Polly
ms VIM PuTdie and Edmund Purdue having entered
and security according the Of Assembly and
the rules % this Court, and appearing acinr evidence that
hoy inhabitants of this country II il orei That the said
defendants 10 Tie March Term
and the bail Of the plaintiff and copy Of this order be
forthwith Inverted newspaper Published the Rich
mond for months ami posted front door
the CouH House Of this county a Copy-TeHe
nl9-wSw p POINDENTER. Clerk.
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One OF the novelties OF the day may be found in the
movement OF twelve Justices OF the Peace Logan County
va who have declared act Of notification against the
Bankrupt Law. They declare they will pay no regard to
the provisions OF thataw, regards voluntary Bankruptcy
lnie performance OF their duties, but will give judgments
and executions against coming that head the
same US n The law had mover passed.-Ales. Gag.
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on te 9Th umo By the Rev Edward ebard Mr. NuoS
to Miss EtIzaBE1H BrTLER.
p krNo.
on s day by tame, Mr sum TO Nj. M,Etn.
ETsY
on he 2h by the Mr. DESro, to Mis- RF.
BEocs BrriFR-an q the county of Tuvanus, Va.
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virtue of a Decd of Trust, executed to me-
hDhy Bcruari g. Rocker, bearing date la No.
Der l7is AMI duh recorded shah FRIDAY
January next upon thc premises c lubc high
81 her III" tract Of land with the ap;uenanc-S said deed
conveyed tn wit '2l acres more les, wing Of
Wil's River IN sad county, adjoining ri John turd
decd Doct C. e. Allan the OF Cunsvne, Morris and
othefs.
$500 Of the purchase viii be required CASH la
aDcc such credit AMI manner Booker
shall direct IN default OF his direction credit
eqa payments upon bonds with approved security and lien
the land The title be conveyed by thought good
beyond question. w T.. BOCOCE Tnl.ts.
III. wtv
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The Southern Literature messenger.

The January No. OF the Messenger is worthy OF It's
tabishod amethorc only grains Of Wheat among
the cha but grains than of the British PERIOD
Gals show. There Is, however, cha needs
be, in comprehensive Emporium. The Prose aIti-
ces, might be expected in this Of fact country
aggregately far better than the Poetic efusions-'The
Wandcrer and the notices of Lord Bongbrookc are con-
spicuOus among these.
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VALCABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
IDLY YirIme of a Decd of Trnst eNecnted

RY virtue of Deed of Trust, executed by
81 Heath Christian and wife, Robert Byrd decd
and the undersigned for purposes expressed which
deed bear date the 2g day OF May, 1871 and
tile Clerks Office the Of King William L. surviving
trustee shall saturday the 5th day Of February
the day SUNDAY cIccpcdJ Ayes William
county proceed 10 % To the highest bidder public
valuable property well known the Kninford Academy,
lying immediately the road rading from Ayloits William
Count House about the distance from each place For
years this Academy liberal
undersigned believes rrc indication of n
T ncishhu.loo popuou-, and large number
day scholars could be- otsi ed The location healthy
Eastern Virginia. There excellent huldiurs
and The brick Tho rooms
accommodate comfortably 81 holrdct Attached The
tuition containing 1880
ccar, land very fertile The require
hundred ami hfty dollars a
t-e allowed, with such socurty a may be approved.
The properly iscleycd niputabc selling
Trustee. shall only convey vested In by
decd THOMAS ROANE Trustee.
King William Dee ~, IN cGdfds
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EXTRAORDINARY SvccrSs.-The ship Bowdtch Sowle Of
ibis port belonging Ia the Mcssrs. Fletcher OF this city,
sailed ON whaling voyage i'm July ISL and in 10 months
ifo The time OF her sailing shc iook board $500 barrels
OF OIL aud bone To the amount of about $1,000 ard 'pu
away ior home" The oil and whale bone consisting her
cargo valued, at the present prices $4,000 She was
hcd Tor three years voyage, aud the Captain has disposed
oi hs surplus provisions other whaling shipS in the Pm
chic. ut high prices. This j. Of the bos voyage con-
siderng the time out, outfit, &c. which has been made at
any American port for many YEAR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-12

FEAR.-1herc thousands through fear of want want
oil their lives; and thousands every day for of DYING
suffer worse than the pangs Of DEATH The demon Fear
oil hnes trembles at impossible events. Why should
grow pale hdeous fcuons Ut our own We should at
all times endeavor To be and of ourselves
prepared tor what may come leaving the rest to heaven
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-12

The British barquo Charles Hyde, 62 DAYS from Liver
pool bound to Vera Cruz, with cargo valued at 90 900
went ashore only about miles the latte place No.
venber 10TH and was lost; crew saved.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-12

MuRnkR-We learn that murder committed in the
town oil Irecnhcld in this county Friday last We have
not learned the particulars OF the case but told that
man by the name of Beragc beat his Thomas
Holland aged ninety years in such brutal that he
expired Sunday.-Defroit Advertiser.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY IL, Is.s.

All our arrangements complete. In addition TO
PRES pc AMI enlarged prevailed John
w. Pcassnn E position. which h. long adorned
that OF conducting the editorial department the Wing
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NOTICE Tho Wings Of Hcnrco ore respect.
fully invited attend at Court appoint delegates
to meet in Convention, tie 22d day Of February next
jall-dlw MANs vortRs
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al ISS E.ESLIE'S MAGAZINES: or, The Home
WI Hook OF I.iicrnimr.. InsI,inIn md Innn,c.-
REAUTIFUL ROOTS-

a ENTI.EMEN'S superior French
~ tured by j. Miles a SON. Of Philadelphia ven and
beautiful the above splendid Boots,
broad and
My Old friends and the public large, informed that IL viii al
show her
stock gooi, which point quality AMI
equal any. Recolrei
Gardner Co. square below the Store recently occupied
opposite the Ruins Of the Eagle Hotel
in SAMUEL PI~TNEY.
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10 Mn. CLAY has accepted invitation be at Baton
Rouge the 9 and 10Th Of January and OF course, could
not haze been Mobile the 9Th.
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I,IEID,

On YESTERDAY ue llh instant after sh0u illness Nr ABRA
HAM WEIR native q to- county of LDusEoIi Ireland
the last u nhablnt q tins city tn.
qulintauces of the family respectfully invited attend
raj without further notice from h' late residence Of aud
9ls' street this evening a 8 O'Clock
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IN CHANCERY. in Chesterfield COUNTY

IN CHANCERY. In Chesterfield County
Court January 9TH lsI3 John Frdh William Firth Archer
fnih. and Henry Fnth. Pantid.
Joseph HambIn h WIFE and Joseph P Jones and
Nancy he wife. Dens
The defendants Joseph smbn and Marih, his wife NO, ba wing
the General A-nhl, Court AMI appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants this
PENDANTS 10 herr The first day March
answer tie pLsiniis hill and that copy this order
inserted IN the Richmond semw"cky whir. and published
months successfully. and ksw posted
"a Ie-ers~ ?. PorNDENTER, c.
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS heserelt COUNTY Court Janu
II airy Hh l-i3 Wilkins Hal aud Blacknon CeNiaH, Plaintiffs
against
George l. Richard Wilkinson and Rebseea Il Ro.
bertSon Deft-.
George Robertson no, having entered his al
Tsannce aud according
senbIy appearing satisfactory
evidence that b. intaJ.an Of this Commonwealth
ton Of the Plaintiffs ordered That the said Defendant
pear here te iy Plain
THIS bill AMI that copy this onis5 b.
Richmond somweekly whg for srcecSsve post
81 at the front door Of the Count house OF this county.
\ eopy-reste
ia ~ ewsw p PorNDExTER, c.
al ISS I.ESG.IE'S MAGAZINES: or, Thc Home
die Economy: Edited by Miss T. Leslie and I. $ Arthur.
The January No Of the above and splendid Work just
eeivrd Embcishc with the exquisite and
Plates, and splendid plates Of the Fashions
Tlr Happy Family; splendid Mezzniut by
The Champion; Line and stpp Engraving by
A. Newsrlm after original design by Cruome.
The Belle OF IN" Night do do dn
Ihe~ last mentioned Plates Illustrate the PREVAILING
neT.l
Lace Pattern. Embossed Gorcrs and Centre.
Colourcd Flower.
Zueka. the Turkish Minstrel
Subscriptions only 81 50 FER year received any
81 Magazines Miss Magazine furnished 81
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

FENHE subscriber engaged Miss SARAH TOIE
psNi lady from Philadelphia Inctrezs for his daush
Will Boz pei5od h- family young ladies'
who b. ornamental branches
finished Ms, Te engaged
the subscriber Rev mr. John Ludlow and the Rev. Dr
Aaekmpi- of Philadelphia, who furnish the unqucionabe
testimony Of her moral well her intellectual worth and
mend her lady well qualified respect In
The School open the 10Th January, I5t3 and
close the Oih IT Drceinsrhe month u August
A. The chef Object Of the School the education
the nuiltcr Of pupils viii b. limited % a.
TERMS-SiOO. beard and tuition an any English
branches including bed washing, fuel and lights,
ffeicI .ftO
Music, including u-e oi Piano. ~
ornamental WON
The Immediately the road from TapIaannock
Richmond and % from the aier place
The neEhborood agreeable and and the
leathne- IN tc of sickness however
viii be- bestowed with parental and charge made
professional - should b. rendered.
An Of 20 n s3O Will be- dcsinbeone hllf
due o be- 1d The fri of Iuhe balance The end year
teacher engaged year NJ high pfcc at
number pupil limited he than ten
months. JEFFERSON MINOR.
Midway E-seV county. Va
pCRccnces made 10 The Rev John Mcclure Rev Philip
Montague and NJ James N Glncti, EsN McsIs O,cf White
and John w Dow King Queen Robin Pollard anil Do A. lhuse.
King William Mr morton idtcr aud Col Robert 49, COrbi Ga
r1lino William ~. Tayloe, Richmond county.
B-rAddress thu s1bacnbcr NJ Miler- Tavern. Tszcv
apt 10 cwt5w
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HnrsE "a REPREsL

Mr. SrwrLL, successor to Mr. WILLIAMS Of MARYLAND
introduced formally the House and took his seat SC
cOrdinRly.
Mr. FILLMORE moved correction Of the ,ourna
which was agrecd "a.
pctItCn pcsonted proposing the reduction Of the
present rates Of postage and the introduction u the uni
form rate at per letter tho English pan which
was referred 10 the Committee POET Offices and Post
Roads
resolution requesting information from the Navy De-
pattmcnt M relation 20 The pay the officers O the
Exploring Expedition, was offered nnd appropriately refer
red
Mr. UNDERWOOD asked the favor uf the House 10 10
into Committee OF the Whole 0u she bi tor the ,lbsb
ment Of new Judicial D-trctiu Kentucky.
Objections being made, the SrAEER suggested the pro.
pretty Of Withdrawing the motion until the expiration Of
ui' morning hour when
Mr. UNnEHwOoD Withdrew his motion.
MI Cd. INGERSOBL being entitled 90 the hoOr spoke
IN vndcouon Of the Bill and ~ reply % Mr. ABAss. The
morning hour having expired on motion OF
Mr. VICTORY BlRDSEYE the House took up private
land claim on which he addrclsod them length
GENERAL IACKSON'S FINE.
MI ARNOLD moved o, t'ke up thc bill far the reduction
Of the pay compensation and mileage Of Member.
Objection being made, iho motion was ncgatycd.
A resolution for the establishment Of pset office and
mail route IN certain district boz the State Of " was Of
iered and referred
Mr. BURNELL presented petition Tor the protection Of
American scamon abroad, and addressed tie House At some
length. In the nf he remarks ho was INTERRUPTED
with frequent cries at "Ordcr" upon which be- read severe
lecture the entire House. and subsequently appigyed ia,
the warmth q his remarks
The petition ordered 70 he laid on the table
The House occupied during the remainder Of the
sitting, with private bile.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
TRUST SALE or VALUABLE REAL AND PER.


TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE NEAL AND PEK.
SONAL ESTATE.
IN pursuance Of the provisions Of n Decd of
Trt The 18Th day NJ June isti by Charles
Johnston Byrd Pollard f1r puose men
TONED and duly recorded he CerEs Once of King
county Court au substituted Trustee proceed public
auction cash, King William Count i1l on lli day
Jsnua Cour day certain n Land containing 35O
situated about ~ mills he1w Count H0use
healthy and respectable noghh0r0od Men
and Women together with r fcfnas any.
tc of The aid Deed TIDE aid properly
considered udputlhc acting Trustee, shah convey such
terct only vested by s,id Deed
h 2 cis J. n. POLLARD Trustee.
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~ OTlCE.-We. the undersigned, having, me-
I ccssauy, mnse much with people and
the adjoining the pub
lie officers the said respectfully nioun all persons
claims for collection the of Powhatan
La and Cumberland together A.
General Cace'o'- AMI w proupty attend any
line confiicd 10 mo n WOODFIN
IS-cvltGlafIt HENRY wAITUAII
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Exocntors' sale OF Stock, crops, Ac.

EsNcS htoT~' NJiIc at NIOCk, CrOps,
" LII be sold, ON the 23rd taV OF the present
month IauuayJ Il fair II day
d IN ihc county OF Hanover all the stock
ami sheep AMI also all the crops Fodder c-and all
the Plantation ttens aud other property belonging
thu late Ahner Rnhn-on deceased the sad plantation
Hill For all puchlse under $40 cash viii be required
exceeding that amount months credit be purchasers
giving bonds with approved security
But the said bonds punctuay paid
mite and an enforcement VIII be the bonds
W. r. JOHNSON,
JOSEPH ALLEN
ja6-ctis Executors NJ 4. Robinson, decd
N.H.sryrral will he offered for sal. az
the time and place above mentioned for cash
hIs IA EtOr,
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MIDsHlPMAN SPENCER-N

MlDSHlPMAN SPENCER.-We copy from the Phi.
ladopha United States Gazette, the following apparently
sal Of Mdshpman Spencer from the United States squad
the Braz's station and h subsequent appointment
20 the brig SonIcrs
PHuJP SPEycER.-We do of simple Justice and
humanity in relieving the memory Of this unfortunate youth
from Of the unnecessary caiumnes which been
hcaped upon II.
the assertions, which have several times seen made
hat he convicted ot Infamous crimes such having
stolen watch and Others Of like character while the
Brazilian station and that his retention was an outrage upon
with less powerful connexions entirely unounded-
The facts Of the case have them from likely to
be well informed, are the following:
la state Of nebrioy, Spencer grossly nsu!ted En-
glish hIdhipma1, which fact, coming the knowledge
Of Commodore Norris induced him 10 order
u1l Spencer addressed 10 the Commodore a very penen
ual cer dcprecaing the disgrace OF trial, and pleading
a -t offence. The Commodore did feel liberty
gaut his request Captain Soror Spenccr's immediate
commander, addressed letter Commodore Morris in
his favor, aud proposed TINT Spencer should 60 home aud
place himself the disposal Of the Department This was
acceeded to, and Spencer sent home. Upon examination
the Department. appeared ~ truth TO have been his first
offence. In accordance with uniform custom Of the
Department with fret offence unless be totally in
compatible with the character uf honorable man, he
permitted to Tesin his warrant, receiving the
a udmonion, with notice that in Of a second
offence, this would be remembered against him prevent
pardon.
The thef Of watch attributed 10 young Spencer was
tire act Of another mdhpman who was, in consequence
dismissed from the service
PWLP SPENcEH received precisely that consideration
end other which every IN similar circumstances had
met with; for II every guilty Of single indscTe
should have been bunshed the navy many If brightest
ornaments spared - add lu-re is glory would have
had The opportunity.
It due alike to all parties concerned that the press
should give utter1nce reports cnumniOua the
dead. as they are equally distressing 10 the living
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n. ~, p,ogi. Of p,.-,, Elrarl. cll,ton,. \

To ~ People Of PS-e Eirard ciIo, Luaeasp No'oay
lELLow-C uANs-lti ~ my purpose TO resign the office
o5ena0r a the close 81 the presont session o the General
Assembly.
Private personal INTEREST," the most material Of which have
ncu since my reelection have caused this determination.
have appfsod you 81 my intention that YOU might have
time 90 call on such muy be- agreeable you present
themselves candidates. And the election h the
vacancy sill bc held u the annual election IN the Spring,
gaiifed believe that injury Inconvenience will
result from my resignation.
avail myseiO this opportunity G, return you MY thanks
foro liberal support which have constantly received from
tie majority Of my constituents and for the Kindness and
iorbcamnco with which they have treated my errors and
mi.t1kru.
lis not the power, cmoumens authority oi office that
c0nier honor, bot It's the peoples trust; and viewing
with regret shall give back 10 you that bHsf.
LOUIS &. BOULDfN.
Ianuorv tpi1
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1S0O CASKS Ground Plaster

SnA CASKS Ground Plaster
y cOO 10 hhds. Porto Rico A1lasses
500 bags Ho and Java Coffee
500 kegs Blasting Powder
100 do White Lead
400 sides 2oie Leather
IS cases Lquonce
90 qr pipes :. " Wine
100 Muscat %
81 boxes Hulrs Caudls.
50 Do spennaceu do
~ baskets Salad OIL
50 boxes Loaf sugar
1000 sacks Salt. Ashou's
10 half pipes Coynae BRANDY
10 hbdf Whskey
80 bills do
20 casks Chsese
50 nall chests Tea
100 boxes do
20 hbls. Tanners Oh
300 teams Cap and Letter Papsf
900 Kegs Rifle Powder
30 bbis Coppefas
90 casks salt Pctfc
- bales Almonds For by
bi2 DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN.