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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-28

WILLIAM AND MARY CoLLEGE.-The Lectures In this
w Institution will commence nn the 2nd Monday in October
Course for the Degree Of a. &.
JUNIOR YEAR
Bellies Lees, Logic, Ethics and Hsory.-Thcmas R. Dew,
President and Professor
Political Government-Beverley Tucker Professor
Mathemn;cs.-Robert Saunders. Professor.
Chemsy.-John Milngton, Professor.
SENIOR YEAR.
Political Economy and Metaphysics-Thos Dew Professor
Natural Phlosophy-John biilngton, Professor.
Observation-Disclosures Saunders, Professor.
ISDEPESDEST CLASSES.
I.aw.-B Tucker, Professor.
Preparatory Mathematics Robert Saunders, Professor.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
Ancient Lansuages.-Charles Hnngerode, Professor.
To the Junior Latin Glass must be
read Saust and Vgi and for admission Junior Greek
Glass, he must he prepared 10 read Xenophen
Expenses Of Regular Student.
JUNIOR YEAH.
Fees to three Professors. $50 each, SEQ 90
Half Fee Junior Political Glass, 10 90
Naturalization Fee, 5 90
Board, including washing, lights and fuel, 100 60
s205 90
SENIOR YEAR.
Fees to three Professors, 500 90
Naturalization Fee, 5 GO
Board &c, 1870 90
Sl95 %
IapEPESDEaT CLASSES.
Law, $40 90
Junior Latin Class, 20 90
Senior do. 20 GO
Junior Greek Glass, 20 90
Senior do. 20 90
Preparatory Mathematics, 20 W
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ONE PRICE ONLY.
COMPLETE SPRING ASSORTMENT.-We have now re-
ceived opened and arranged large and complete
soriment of seasonahe
ST3PLE 3ND FANCY DRY GOODS,
when were bought the favorable generally from
first hands, and VIII be prices cash.
on our general terms, 10 punctual customers
ii the close ana constant each OF the partners with
the assistance OF efficient ssesmen, will merit II, solicit the
confidence and continuation Of the very liberal patronage OF The
friends OF the late firm Of Garland Randolph and the public
generally.
RANDOLPH, PEBBLES & CO., Sycamore street.
Petersburg April lll-wtf
DRfNTlNG iNk-We shall have constantly on hand full
supply of Johnson Durants Printing Ink, at moderate
prices.
Enquirer Office, March 10 1919 100
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-28

SPRING GOODS CHINA and QUEENS WARE.
AN now opening portion of Spring supply of the above
am daily expecting ship Margaret Forbes" direct
from the Manufacturers additional supply Of patterns
Tableware China making altogether well selected Stock
OF new and desirable Goods.
.7Lso in Store,
French German and American Glass plain cut and pressed
English plated silver and Britannia all
ware &C. for sale reasonable prices for cash.
puaetua credit City and country dealers invited examine
WM. F. BUTLER,
March % lo6-wtf Three doors above the Bell Tavern
NOTICE.-The young gentleman who has acted my de-
putty yeats having determined to attend the
Law School William and Mary College, shall want an assist
my first day of October should
fer young has been brought in Clerks Office,
and who acquainted the duties The profits Of offices
will Justify giving than hundred dollars and
board &c, would only give that amount TO competent
clerk should expect any with whom am NO. personally
acquanied produce testimonials their good moral character
JAMES ROY MICOU, Clerk Of Essex c. s. C. L. &. c.
And Essex County Court.
Tappahannoek Essex co., Va, June 80, ls43 l5-wtO
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! TN CHANCERY.-VrRorSiA, to wir-At Rules taken !.
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law ana
Gerry for Prince Edward County the Sd day of July lsi
henry r. sihs'on' aaih' Oh Jane ELLINGTON Piahf
Alexander b. Walthal Executor Of Edmund Loek.,i ,h
Sheriff Of Prince Edward county, and Administrator ri W
Harrison, deceased, Susanna keso, ExecuI Of Roler ~
late Sheriff Of Prince Edward county, and administrator H.
non of said William Harrison, deceased and the children ~
William Harrison, deceased 10 vii: Theodock WL,,,m,
Trent E. Dabney o, Mary D., Ktena J., Abner Bens,,h
Missouri HARRISON Jesse Mcaur Sheriff Of Prince Edward
rs SUCH Administrator of James Foster James NJ Taylo,
Beams and Mary his wife, Nathaniel Burgan.y md it,4
wife Charles Ellington, William Ward Susan bs v,c
!avena boswell and James Boswell infants, hy Branch IL
guardian. and Thomas Nelson
The defendants, Beams and Mary his WIFE Nail
Burcamy Mildred his wife, and Charles Ellington not
ing entered their appearance and given security ACCORDING
act Of the General Assembly and the rules Of Court
appearing they not inhabitants OF this STATE ON he
lion Of the plaintiff by Counsel Is entered al rules afo
and accordingly Ordered That the said defendants, Rs,
and Mary his wife, Nathaniel Burglary and :dred ms w
Charles Ellington do appear here the first day Seps
term next and the plaintiffs bill and that
order be forthwith inserted in OF the public news
published IN tile city Of Richmond for two months
y, and also posted at the door OF the Courogse q
county. Copy-Teste,
b.. j. WORSHAn, c .
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Senior do. 20 CO
Junior Greek Glass, 20 90
Senior do. 20 90
Preparatory Mathematical, 20 w
The price of Board here put down $780, is that paid 10 the
College Steward who in consideration OF certain privileges
binds himself Faculty take all Students who apply for
board the price here stated The Students boarding with him
lodge in the College Building
The price OF Board including washing, lights and lne al
other Boarding Houses town. exceed S5O ms mas
een established general understanding with the College
thorites.
To the Junior Mathematical Class the Student must be
prepared TO with simple Equations hose not 50
prepared may obtain the preparation In Preparatory
Class.
In addition To the studies above enumerated there Is depart
men oil higher studies the attainment OF the degree
A. VI.
Information concerning this course, other
may obtained Catalogues or by
with any the Professors. The certificate
quired for the degree of A NJ.
wishing prepare themselves for Medical
institutions obtain from
Professor alneon who gives private of Medical In
slructiUn: Fee $50
In addition the Class of Municipal Law, there will be
cond and private the Professor which the Text Books
Viii be fuckers CONNIE nares the Revised Code Lomaxs ID
pest Stephens Pleadn-lst End edion,Mitord- Plead
while the Student VIII the advantage oil reading IN an
eSiens and well assorted reference Library: Fee ssh
Text Books in all the subjects referred 10 can be had IN town
al prices not exceeding those the cities.
All persons any of private classes mentioned
who happen To be Students College, will be required 10
matrculae II above the age of iG.
Private instruction in The Classics preparatory for College, ana
in the German and French Languages be IN town
Il. X. DEW, Professor
july II l9-w3w &wfi 5Sto2DD
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p EMovAL.-JoHN G. WhYT, DEsrIsI. has removed his
IL Office Rank square, above the Banks, Main street
Rrfcrenre.-M. Clarke, VI. d. George Watson, NJ H., f. H.
leaHe NJ D., e. H. Carmichael, VI. D. Roht W. liaxall, NJ
Thomas Nelson, d. James Bolton, a. d. A. Cunningham
~ u. ll9wlyt
JE subscriber wishes rent for Of ahon gears,
good Farm the Richmond Railroad, that woud
require from twelve fifteen hands 10 cultivate IT, with improve
ments for NJ least small family Any person having such 10
rent, would he pleased communicate with BY letter. Bow
ling Green, Caroline county, or otherwise ,,,, :,
July IA l9-w4w DANIEL DEJARNETTE, JR-
DOCTOR D'HEFTYS TOOTH ACHE DROPS, warranted TO
- cure the tooth ache in few minutes This
article has been instance effected
tar and srtrVv from the Teeth without the OF an instrument
GAYNoR & LYELI
June 81 lift
4 DMiNljTRAT0R'S SALE.-Wll be sold tn the highest
rone on day The 18th of August next that being Caroline
Court day. some fifteen twenty likely young Negroes belong
'''''' VI JAMES '"'1'' GEORGE s. DUvAL,
Administrator OF James Duval, deceased.
July IA 19-wtds
I GATHER, SHOES &c-A well selected Stock OF Leather,
Shoes Threads &c. embracing variety used by shoe
&C. also supply calf Kip and side leather Shoes, heavy
ruset ana bhck ognes which have made by good wokmen
and can recommend Purchasers will find To their interest 10
give me CALL as am determined sell al IN accordance
with the mesor cash. puncta dealers upon the usual
credit, &c. JAMES G. WATSON,
Dealer in Leather, &C.,
18th street, leading to Mayo's Bridge.
81 am prepared TO finish Leather n every description upon
the most favorable terms, and solicit orders, &C.
July II le-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-28

IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT a Superior Court OF Cass
ry for the Richmond Circuit, held The Capitol, r
Of Richmond, on Saturday, April lsi, lei3
Sidney ;. Baxter Attorney lie neral -: the Comm0nweas
Virginia. and The President AMI Directors Of the Literary fg
tlantgt
against
Donald McNchoI, Archibald McNichol, Peggy McNoho !t
Mclaughlin ana Mary we, John Crow and Jean NJ.
Alexander McNichol John McNicho, Francis McNtoho Ge
Machine and Isabella his wife, Ellen MeSicho Eyah Cam
and Margaret his WIFE, James Bennett and Cathane H.
Mary McNlcho and Nicholas Nelson and Jane his wife
Dsirndau,.
The demurrer Of the defendants the bill the plan
being argued II Is the opinion OF the Court that
IS insufficient Therefore, IL Is decrecd and ordered tax
said demurrer br oveled and heeupon the defendan'.
their TO the said BILL 10 which The paint
COUNSEL replied generally and the d
be heard by OF The Attorney General and of
ants b" their counsel the BILL aud replication NJ
argue. counsel. On consideration whereof, Court
order that publication be male for three sccesye
the Richmond Enquirer, Richmond " mg, aud the Nator
tellig-ncer. published in the city Of Washington requiring
claiming interest the estate OF Dr. John hcN
Surgeon in the Navy of the state of Virginia, tie H.,
tonary War appear here the frs, day Of the e.e
Term and make themselves parties defendants Ia this
4 Copy reste,
WIN. G. SANDS G. G.
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June 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
PHILADELPHIA. hInrch 81


TIE Mercer CG,e.-Tbe opening Of ar.
Peer A. Brownies able spcer!i il. defence
Of Mr. .Mcrccr vas unaroidabiy omitted
in our yesterdays report oil tho proceeds
ings. Mr.. Browne assumed as the grounds
Of the defence that llcbrrton he'd used
threats aud violence. 10 accomplish his
purpose. aud Had afterwards boasicd IN
public OF his success. This SO wrought
upon The mind Of AIcrcer as TO insanity,
under the Influence Of which he committed
The deed. These facts, Dir. Browne sad.
would be conclusire!y proven in The course
OF tho evidence.
The Cou-, yesterday Was mostly occu-
pied in The examination Of Miss Sarah Il.
Mercer. A condensed report OF her tcs;i.
mony will be found in our columns. SHE
s~ubs,nr'ia,es, generally. the statements
made by Mr.. Brown in his opening Of The
case. Tie testimony seems 10 he very
clearly aud lralhfully sivcn.-NorM A.
mericaT.
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Nrw OnLrAxs. Anril

Latest From Yucltrn.-The schr. Mar
gare, Ann lef, Campeachy five days ago.
aud through The ruliicncss Of Capt.. liol-
mes, sc have The following items Of
news:
Lef brig Fairy, AID schrs. IL aud 10
sario.
rp,hc soldiers and citizsas Of c am pcachy
were in high spirits, aud wanted nothing
SO much as Gem. Moore.
T%hSgnnboals of C%ainpcachy were seen
twenty miles a, sea on the 18th uli.
Tho Mexicans still held The heights,
aud bonbnrded Campcaehy daily, with
ont much injury.
The Mexican fleet was at anchor o6
Point D%escanreda. Thoy had landed d
reinforcement Of 1900 mon ON 18th March,
who marched towards Merida. Oh the
10Th, $500 men left Campeachy to give
them battle. On the 9th Of March, the
Campeachianos meant 10 attack Lerma
by land aud walcr.-Courisr.
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PulLapELnmA. knrh 8.

From ST. Domingo.--By the schooner
Orrallo. a, this por, from Onpe Huytien.
we learn that there had beeu no actual
instruction there YET. boz rirar g'eat dis
Satisfaction existed towards the Govern
ment Of Boyer. whoiiad SEQ. his son.. md
troops from Port au Prince, 10 queli any
attempt a, revolt; most Of these, however,
had been ordered back TO the defence OF
the. capital, where it is said b foyer has
closely shut himself up, n, didi!tis rrede.
~cessor's great rival, the Emperor Christie
pho. ia sons Souci.' van - ise
Since tho Destructive earthquake al
Cape iiay,ien, by which nearly oil The
town was destroyed, out, little progress
hos brsn made 10 rebuilding it, the mise
rabie survivors dwelling among the ruins.
The sickness which followed that sad
even, had disappeared and il is now COM
paraiively heulthy.
The market was well supplied with
lumber, bu, American Provisions found a
tulcrable market
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12

bears no tsanucr of analogy 10 apyspart OF
als n,acfiiaery Of our federal sysicin; NOS
10 ,be mode of voting 10 tho Electoral
EclIeges. where each electors .oteis de:
Bversl separately aud independently. aud
tells FOR itself; nor vet whet The election
OF President devolves upon the tiouse OF
Representatives.. form that case The States
give n equal vote each, and no more /;
Because. If the osjcc; Of a popular Con
v~eniion be to collect aad express clearly
the popular will, this mode Of vo:ie:a. is
exactly calculated TO defeat it, by arbi-
lrarily silencins The voices OF miaori,ies.
who might together help 10 form a ma
jority. and enabling u few large S,ates 10
Combine aud give out thar as the will OF
the party, which is the will Of perhaps but
an inconsiderahlc portion Of il; Because
no scheme couh! DO more fata! TO the iude-
spendence of the weaker States, by ena
bling the larger tn correct tho, natural tcn-
dency to divisions among themselves from
excessive magnitude. in which lies q Of
the greatest securities Of the small, and
bring iheiriwhole electoral power uhbro-
len, iuto every struggle for power; BE.
cause a National Contention voting 10 this
way would DO orcD I, every objection
which brought such signal overthrow on
tho old Congressional Caucus system. aud
necessarily work such flogrant injustice as
mast bese, disscnsio:s instead of appeas-
ing them. and bring downfall with the
people, on any party so forgcifii Of right,
Of. reason, ofirutb, as to employ il as a
means Of elevation 60 power.
4. Resolved. That we nomiaaie ,bc
Hon. JOHNC. CALHOUN. as a candi.
date for Presideu, Of The United STATES,
uml declare our belief that tho Legislature
OF the Stale. in unanimously presenting
him IN the Union for this august dignity n!
lis late session, only faithfully expressed
the sentiments Of the. people %: Sout,
Carolina. wii,oiH ,!is,nsctiun nf parties.
s. RssDirea. Thar We cordially approve
os The sali of u Ssa,e Convention 10 meet
in Cnia,nbia on The fourth Mopt!ay Of the
mex. nsonsh. rs suggested 10y the ihmocra-
tic Parry Of Charleston. and appoint the
following Delegates 10 attend in n,,r he.
Iraif. viz: frpm Prince Williams. WE
Cairnrk. w. +. liutSnn ST. Flcicra. x.
De Treville. Doc,. ~. ~. Sans: ST. Pc
ters, ,. Lasiisee, a. J. LAYTON. VIM. VI.
Bos,wick, jr., So. Lakes. Euslaec g. p:
Bellinger, w. i. Marin, A. Rhe;,.
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ArAL.culcoLA. March %.

During the gale on Saturday last, a
small boa, belonging 10 The British ship
Ro,hschi!d; Capt. Foil, now in ;his por,
containing tho Mate, IA brolher of The
cap;ain,) and fear lads from thirteen 10
seventeen years Of age. apprentices on
board the ship, left the vessel for the pur-
pose Of cutting a spar. They landed On
ST. Georges lslasd, just opposite the
anchorage where they were engaged n,ftit
near night, when ihey>atsantp,eti 10 reach
the ship, but must have Persisted. The
Captain became alarmed at their not ap.
pearins during the nigh. and despatched
another bnat in the rnoruiug in quest OF
,hem-;ho mas: Of tue small boat was
discovered in about twelve feet wafer,
upon raising her, sho bore every appear,
nnce Of having been bu, lately occupied.
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NonroLK. April ]


From 81. Doningo.-Cap,. pedrica,
OF brig Eagle. arrived yesterday from
Capu Hay,i. informs US tina, the general
impression at thai place was. :ha. The in
surgcnts wrrid carry their point in over.
turning the Government. The people on
The North side Of the is!aud s,roag!y IA.
vorcd their cause, and, were constantly
supplying them with arms &c. port au
Price had been Pr, under martial law.
Reports were rife at the Cape just before
Capt +. Ici!, ihet a recimcnt oi troops
with a large amount of Government lfca.
sure. had been rnuted and the treasure
captured hy The insurser,s.-fhe Us.
bris Bainhridge, had arrived II Cape
Iiayli a few days previous 10 the sailing
of- the Eagle. aud 1, was understood would
continue 10 yisn the several ports OF The
islarI. during tho continuance Of The PIC
sent unsettled slate Of nifairs.-Hcraia.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12
From die Charleston Mrrer.rs.

McKtn=ie'S Case Gt WGshingioa.-,Thc
decision Of the Court Martial was trans.
mi;,ed to Washington Oh Monday. and
there IRE reports Of great division ia the
Cabinet respecting the same. a postscript
in The Richmond Wig Of Thursday gives
4 most improbable s,atemeEt, if il be taken
literally, bn as scandal is always inter-
csting, we quote it,.
"Alet,er from Washington, dated Tues.
day evening, says: Judge Upsier had Q
isl, to-day, wnh Mr.. Spencer. a, the
Presidents mansion. This heins Cabinc,
day, the, question was presented. whether
10 confirm the decision OF the Court Mar.
tial in the case of Captain Mackenzie.
The affair win probably lead TO e disso.
luton o. the Cabinet: You may rely upon
;!.:o truth oflais."
The Enquirer says the passengers from
Washington brought, . similar report. Our
awn in!Dfmaiioh leaves 10 dub; oil. = sesi-
Gus division of opinion, bG, we understand
the "hghl"io have been with tongues no,
fists (riris, non Jastbas at raeHiss i caiei,
bus.) The Other haweyer, is so much
more popular aud edifyins, that We find
The ranor in tha, shape TO have travelled
North rs well rs South. The u. s. &C.
zeite has the following sensible remarks
on The subject: ea als.
Last evening, after tho arrival Of the
Southern Mail, a rpnor was afloai, tface-
able To tho coaiscior Of tho Bultimors
cars, or the mail agent, which caused no
iiuie surprise. - ssr vs. SD SO
II was said that at a Cabinet Council.
held on Tuesday, Mr.. Spencer. nlw Sec.
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The shoes of sbc mate were louud il tho
bottom. but nothins could be disceraed Of
Inc unfortunate crew. Nc nGdcfsiand
iliat The Toys were OF most Respectable
parents resid;rg IN Liverpool. rad had
been placed under the especial care Of
Capt. Fell, for instruction. We sincerely
syapathi,e with the Captain, who ,hns al
one blow. has been bcFe(i OF Il brother aud
the whole Of bis youthful charge, Of whom
he was so justly %prouj.- Advertiser.
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0RET&N.N
MonlLr MarcR2s.

~ 80 q
La!es: from .PoSt ag Prince. by The.
sch,. Mary Augusta. Capt. Kirwin, which
arrived here yesterday from lha, port. we
Ihave ,he,latest Information received from
that quarter. The insurrection, i, ap-
pears from the cap;aiu's statement, has
broken out ihero as we'll rs in oiiieE paris
Of The island. END is Oh the Increase. The
81. Augusta sailed j few weeks since
from Baltimore, with 4 cargo for that
place, but Oh her arriva! there. fielding the
general copmorion, the forcis-
neTs all leaving or preparing TO leave, und
Gen. Boyer getting the city in condition
To- make 1vigorous defence against tho
insurgents wiin we're said 10 be ra!lying in
great force in the neighborhood. captain
X. deemed Il, incxpedirh,' 10 land his car
90 or reunin III port, drd Immediately
set sail fr Mobile. We shall wal, with
SOME soliciludc for the tiext reports from
that III. faled island.- Chronicle.
AE:ay and Decik.-A serious alTruy
occurred a, Maiiuh III this State. on
Wcdne ;day last, between Col, Martin a.
Lea aud n. b.. Lockctt;f ESP, in which
The former was so severely woilDdcd By a
pistol shot That he died on Saturday morn
ing. Col. Lea had an extensive acquain.
lance ,hropghou, the State. having for
merly represented Perry county in the
Legislature, and subsequently, WAS .engu-
:ed in commercial pursuits in this CITY,
Ibid. - ".'d' :.
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NoRfoiE,Api! I.

Latest from Cape HGylL-We learu
from Capt. pedrick. of brig Eagle. lha,
affairs II Cape Hayli, were in a very
nusc,ilei state. App'eliensinrs were en-
;crtuined that the insurgents would attack
the city. and extensive preparations were
n,akiny 10 rcpel the invaders.
Two regiments had been Despatched
fran The South Id The city by Pscsidcn,
Boyer, for The purpose OF clearing away
The rubbish from the ruins of The Custom
Horse, which was destroyed by ,he earth
'iuase in May Nashville employed on
rha, d,hy were called Into service by the
President. 10 assist in q%uelling tho insur-
r%ec,ion. Information had reached The
cts previous 10 the departure of Capt. p,
tina, The regiments had encountered the
rcvoluiion:sis Oh ihei. march and were
completely cul UP by them.
The city was eery unhcairhy-n large
portion Of the rnpulation were sick with
fever and aeue. Markets dull for all
binds Of American produce.-Beoeon.
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ri'Tte Sparianburg Journal, Eop wIich
we copy the following, deserves well Of is
Diasirlt !l,e Whisgieo II" doubt viii "eryh
dosea," hui We hope ,!ie Democrats will not
s.yfrer i.s ed;,us,o wanl tor die aeed!fHt-snp.
port.
The ncrf Presidency. We hope ali sur
readers have seen The call in The Journal
TO the Wings Of S%pariunburs, TO rally Gu
the Isl Monday IN April rexi, FOR the pur-
pose Of Iakin. the necessary measures. 10
he represented in The Wing Convention,
und aid in The nomination If Henry Clay
for the next President. Where si.cse said
Clay Wings are To cn.ne from passeth
our understanding. Pilcre arc not fifty Of
Them IN The dis,ricr, It wnu!I be utterly
impossible for the opponents of Mr. Cai-
huul,. 81 iaise Il tempest IN q Iea poi, much
more IN The great district Of Spartanburgli,
aad we would respectfully suggest that tho
Is, ,lav Of April would be far more appro-
rriase for rhe Clay Wings 10 assemble
than the Isl Mouiay.
II is prepnsr e rou. 10 suppose that a fih
Of these votes cast against Mr.. van hu'
rem eau be induced 10 vote against Mr..
Calhoun. Those vuters as every body
knows were mostly old nullifcrs, the me
mics Of Mr.. Van Buren, 10 be sure, butihe
-.:.::h:.. and irmes; Of Mr.. Caihouns
friends. r. was the :!aa and MOI iie @;tc-
surss OF tho Democratic party ,i.sl the
voters fur Gen. Harrison were oppostd 10.
And liiey who fla',cr themselves that any
but the half d1zeu genuine Tariff and
Barh Wings OF the District Eau he brought
10 supper, the ciairns Of Henry Clay, will
snd themselves sadly disappointed.
We speak this much fr the sake OF the
truth a, home aud abroad. 0tr paper is
nculua! in pnlitics au,f free for the Wigs
to make their call in. RI they can get up
a shadow Of a meeting and appoint a dele
gale. why let them. do so in welcome.
No ,~ilsIr;c, in South Carolina is moro
warmly and enthusiastically devoted 10
Mr.. Calhoun than Ibis. Sparlanbursh is
Democratic 10 The back bone and Mr.. Cal,
houn is their democratic candidate for the
Presidency.