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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-27

The Murder Of Corjs Is yet wrapped a. much IN
mystery a. ever The examinations before the Coroner
which much prOtfacicd yesterday throw light upon
the ansnc0n-CNcept, perhaps, IN rendering less pro
bable that Mrs Cotton the person with Cors that
evening" colOed woman, living in the house
where Mrs. G. bOnrds-whic the saline M that where
her husband ives,-swcnrng that she Mrs. Cotton in
her IN her ordinary dress about o'clock; that sine
then complained Of being unwc aud that she (hc witne-s
does not believe Mrs. G.. left the room afterwards
witness named Elijah Chcddcl, gave this testimony.
live NJ % Greenwich Lane, and acquainted " ith
the deceased ] saw him Monday between II and u
O'Clock. wns NJ his brothers. place Broadway and
then had conversation with him. When first went in
he was not there butho In after with gentle.
man, but don't know who that gentleman was spoke
To him, and we seated ourselves couple of stools con
Vcf-ing respecting his difficulty with Mr. Cotton aud his
NE having been attempted before lie said he had the or
der m his pocket 20 before the Grand Jury the next day.
nnd he liked, he would 20. he added that he understood
Mr. Cotons folks were willing drop IT, aud settle the ni-
iar but That he should appear against him lie also said
hn he had Mr. Cotton the street the day ptcv0us
and asked him If there was any sign Of recognition; no
replied no. asked him NJ he still continued 10 be afraid
OF his life and he answered that he then said 10 him
"now Charley will Tell you what heard within short
time. That you had better clear out Of New York mme-
dlatcly your life wall be- taken"
then told him who my author was for making that
scrtun, and ha gentleman 10y the name oi Scovcr
Mr. w W Seavor mado the remark me, n he had heard
few minutes previous Corssaid he bad herd the same
such were fac BE- ought be- very careful about being
IN the street. for was fearful those remarks were true hc
would live 60 before the grand Jury and also said
was afraid he would live ~ houra gave him tbat
as NY opinion, II the remarks true lie said he should
be very careful and not had heard as a common
observation, that Mr. Coris life threatened Mr. Sea
told me what have said Monday; not an hour be
fore saw Mr. COrs. Mr.. Seavcr SAID person by the
name Of Monroe had Told hm.
This Nc seayer and Nr. Monroe should be found and
examined
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-27
BATH.



Mr. Editor; The People OF this County call upon indrer
~. Cameron out represent them IN the next
Legislature; he be elected with all ease, and redeem
the old county OF Bath from Loco Focosn. The people
OF this County will submit the unjust proceedings
the present Legislature IN Dtrcng the State, taxing the
people and spending the public money long, proraced
session of months, doing nothing
Mr. Cameron i true Wing, who representative
years ago, and now call upon him 10 come TO
redeem our county. MANY WINGS
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DTNwIDDTE

~ o meeting Of the Wings Of Dinwddr County held at
tc Court House the Doth q March, lsf3 Tor the puf.
pose Of nominating candidate represent them n the
next Legislature AnyEE ApiNs called a. the Chair
nnd James Epes appointed Secretary.
On motion Of Capt james W. Goodwin,
Rss0fUsd, That the Chairman appoint a Committee, of
twelve from different parts Of the County for he purpose
of selecting suitable candidate 70 represent tins County Boo
che next House II Delegates Of Va
On obedience a. ic above Resolution, The Chairman o.
pointed to following persons 90 constitute the Committee
VIZ. Can't James W. GOODWIN, Capt John i. Sydnor
Cisudns y Bevill John Ponsr. d. Juiucs = Boisscau
Pascal Tucker Lewis 2. Laner. Robert Vaughn william
son Perkins MAJOR Roncy. Abraham Spain' and Perry L.
Derby
The Committee having retired after short ime retr.
ned aud reported hat they had selected d. HAFrwttt
No. Lawns a. 10, whig candidate for the ensuing cleo
uou.
ON motion ol John Poincr, The Chairm'n appointed
Committee consisting of John Poincr tapi James D.
Goodwin. and C.audds J. BeviI 10 wait on Df. L'"F'
ald to him hs appointment o. candidate Tor W
eosuiug elccuon.
The Committee accordingly waited on DR.. Lewis, inform
"a him Of his appointment and reported that hr accepted
she domination.
Ga MOTION the following Resolution unanimously I'D
opted
RrsslssS That hs Tax Bill passed by te PRESENT House
81 nclegatss 10 oious many OF ~ featurcs and w be
bsfleusamt and unjust in s operetion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-27
CAROLINE.

lNAk'W I'd, 1913.
MEssRs EpToRS IL see IN the Wing of some few day.
past that have msstated the OF our Wing candi
date have said that Andrew Broaddus IT, was the can.
date whereas, the candidates. is Andrew s. Broad
dus And again. you have stated that the impression was
that lac did not beat his competitor Col Washington
would ateasrun him the throat latch: permnc To that
the confident expectation the Wings of the County IS
that the election OF BoGddus almost absolutely ccrtnn
Broaddus has notice without wealth or high con-
necnons, aud have doubt the People Of this County
will elect him by handsome majority.
Respectfully, a. SUBSCRIBER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-27

Neal prescribing the c % asertaining the axae
within the Commonwealth and Of collecting the public
revenue"
Passed March ~ isla
Re osssioi s As Gesrai i'sb That deed of Trust
mortgage upon Irsa property shah hinder the
sheriff other officer AMI selling such property
III" contrary Notwithstanding saving AMI rcseNing
person agEre all right of tor unreasonable sci
Distress warraniclby law.
fsrtls -asfc, person indebted
of public specified preceding section shan
any visible property the sheriff OF
?cr~on persons. polite
having the effects rights AMI claims OF such public debtor
possession, any thing notshs,an
ding And shall be lawful for such gan,ce satisfy aud pay
ths due shall be discharge
for much such delinquent but such dvduAo' body
polite corporate pay the said amount
shall be hc duty of said hcnnor collector such garn.ee
before the boto
informing precise shall aPPcar and II the said
appear evidence shall
stand indebted delinquent sufficient satisfy such public
dues and costa thereof hs che they shall fad
appear shall be lawful for sld award execution
against such garnhec m the OF such public dues
thereof shah be hrs her their hands nelu
ding srrythe the sheriff other collector
PrgrG That before such shall award execution fOt de
tau be satisfied such garnshee duly
formed Of such application.
This shah b. in force from the passing thereof
II is sufficient commentary this say, it invades
mortgages and liens property at least does not make
n discrimination confnc the operation of the law
occurring after the public dues may have accrued
But the feature in the law that which
dngs the anshee any distant point testify, and sub
Iccts him Judgment whether sickness the
claims of urgent business may detain him. IL should be
entitled, "a hill harass persons supposed be indebted
10 tax payers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-27

GEN. Ton TuUNn, JR, the Wonderful Dwarf, has nrrv-
ed in city last and makes his appearance to-day.
the Odd Fellows Hail. Icis undoubtedly the greatest
living curiosity in the world, being eleren years DID, only
ttrentyfre inches hgh and weighing but fifteen pounds
lie is lively, intelligent and sociablc and fails to in.
tcrrst and please all who him. lie enjoys perfect
health, and has from his infancy. As his stay here
To he short one, those who DESTROYS seeing him
must call Immediately. lie may be from 10 A. VI. I'LL
gP. NJ
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Your obj servant,
John 5. GALLAHER.
To SAMUEL ID. BAKER, and
Thomas G.. BAYLOR, Esqs.

KdnarDha Distriet-re-nOmination Of .lIr. Summers.
The Parkersburg Gazette Of the 18th March, says
DISTRICT CoNvEvTIoN-We pleased to leaII from the
Delegates who represented this County Charleston
Convention that Geo. W. Summers, ESQ., has received and
accepted the candidate represent this Dis
ct in the next Congress. The Convention inform
ed called order by appointing Gen. Steenbegen OF
Mason Co. Chairman and appointing Secretary 1t was
then proposed go into election for officers, when Cen J.
j. Jackson Of this place and said there
" for further organization, that the whole delegation had
come there with their eyes bent upon Mr. Summers the
most available person and hat expedite the business of
the Convention, hc would that Geo. w. Summers be
nominated the Wing Candidate for Congress. Before
the vote TAKEN letter read from Mr.. Summers
the Kanasha Delegation which he declined have his
presented the Convention. Cen Jackson, however,
insisted upon his nomination. and the taken, which
resulted IN the unanimous selection Of Mr. Summers
ittec then appointed, Cen Jackson, Chairman ap
prise Mr. s. of his nomination. After hours the
Convention re-asscnbed and the reported that
Mr. Summers, after much persuasion, had been prevailed
upon accept the nomination.
We gratifed, have doubt will be every Wing
the District that the choice OF the Convention has
fallen upon Mr.. Summers. No fears need be entertained
L the result it the Wings will only do their duty; they
strong enough in the District elect Mr. Summers by
handsome majority and do sincerely that for the
honor Of the State and Country they will, when the day Of
trial cOmos out TO a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-27
JEFFERSON.

We have already adveried to the nomination OF Mess,
John 5. GaIaher, OF the present members and w. F.
Turner by Wings OF jefferson. Mr.. Gaaher, need
say, OF the ab,cst attentive, and Vigan
members OF the House, and particularly of the still
fewer number who IL always listened with attention.
both for what he says and because he very long
saying 1t. lie has accepted the nomination IN the follow.
inc ,ftar
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-27
CAROLINE

Mr.. Ediior-ln your paper OF March l7h. you say tina;
Andrew Broadus, IT. is the Wing candidate for Caroline
Andrew s. Broadus. and Andrew Broadu Jr Is the
didate In deepooied conviction of the wisdom OF Wing
policy and ardent desire for he OF the Wing
cause, yield but, in efficiency Il candidate
and qualifications legislator am far inferior the
didaie this County. hope therefore, you will publish
this noe correction OF your notice, and order pre-
msapprehension the part Of voters distant, from Mr.
BrOadus residence.
ANDREW BROADUS, Jr
Pm - Cnrnllnn- Murch ol
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-27

Rssolusd That copy OF this Resolution be forwarded
to DR.. T.. z. Scott, Senator from this district.
Resolved That copy OF these Resolutions be transmit
ted the Petersburg lntclgcncer and Richmond Wing
for publication.
On motion, the meeting adjourned,
ABNER ADAMS, Chairman.
L.. Eprg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-27
KinR nmeenI

Can t DO, says, that Colonel e. VIZ ls', W.
Ja' and EIr. s. will vote Tor Mr.. fluntsrf
Every has the right choose for himself but sny
boldly that Hs Hofa time when any citizen who love, his
country and Wing prncp pies ought G, feel himself liberty
to prefer his personal inclnnuons to the public
We invite the Wings Of King & Queen bring out one
Of their many strong men, snI puttho upon pnn
cpc This eourse has become neces-ap the Wings
Of hot County.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-27
I'M
2I EIeat
81 HINT.
LIST Heat.
45J

On the 18th, the mile take place, in which
Sarah Norton Reel and Kate Aubrey would contend With
out knowing anything about the relative speed OF the en-
tries, will bet the Corporal Orange that Kate wins
and two To that she ought winust her anne
sake.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-27

We have from source in which rcpose impci, ~.
lance that Cen Solomon Van Rensselaer, has been re-
moved from the office OF Post Master at Albany and ,b,,
Alderman Wosson, Van Buren, u,an, has been apponteJ
in his place. "fFu
We "'-" learn that Wm C. Bouck son OF the t:oyerno,
has been appointed Post Master at Schen.c,,Jy '''
~ Y. ErD,,s.
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Nce orleans Jockey clnsrac,, orer the Nctnc course


JOCKEY CIrB DAY.
Fergus Duplunuer's b. h. George Martin, sly. o.
by Inganee, out OF Gabrielle. by Archy, > l
Duncan +. kenner's &. I. Music, Y. q. by imp
Philip, out OF Piano, ,
4. l.. Binganans b. c. Sandy Young, y. a. by
Medoc, out Of Natchez Belle, >
James Porter's CHI. f. BereHiee, y. q. by Skylark
OF Kathleen, 2 3
w. ]. Minors ch. t. Norma, ~. q. by Longwaist
out of imp. Novelty, 3 4
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Bath.

We are pleased with the Wing call upon dndre.o War
iriek Cameron, and Join humble application tn that
OF his nominators. Old Wing Counties ought to come to
the rescue
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-27

u COneertrhe Music tonight, will be first rate
The finest Volius in the world will PERFORM and the
Songster will sing.
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Of fbr failure ~ The regular annual election Of
Directors Tor Ie inytrDp. conformity The provision
CHARTER ihe frt Monday NJ fhe present pne Stock
hoies hereby respectfully nDtdr Nat election NJ ~ o.
the balance o The ending i March i-ft, VIII BE-
held The Company Once i Ciy, TUESDAY, tts Sen
day of April 1913 commencing NJ 10 ooock a ~ and ending
O'Clock w. and lt Boa ~ Directors have appointed
Meefs. Wm Mfche &c. ~ " ~, Lewis Webb. VIM. Palmer
Ed icies Royal Parrish ani A. Brudr any three n in
Commissioner 70 hoh and superntend Tie
TIfOs -. At.FRtENU.
mh % secy.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY.
CHAELEsTowS, MARCH 20, 1913.
him s. GnlIrher. E.a.

John s.. Ga!lGher, Esq.
DEAR SIR: The members Of the Convention, which
held Charestown this day the purpose OF
ing candidates for the House OF Delegates be supported
by the Wings OF jefferson the ensuing Election have
instructed the undersigned inform you that you have been
unanimously nominated ot the candidates, and
respectfully request your acceptance of the nomination.
Yours, respectfully,
SAMUEL ID. BAKER,
-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-27

Mr. and Mrs. Cotton present as prisoner. NJ the ex
animation and evinco little emotion or interest IN The
scene The inquiry will yet occupy many days.
~ Y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-27

ON THE WlNG.-The New York office holders are
in trouble. The Postmaster Of that city has posted off 10
Washington. lie was preceded few days by the Cocc.
tor Are the ms afraid of being ouR Or Is some new
plan to bo concoced for oyving the deiunct yer Party
PAT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-27
NEW SPRING GOODS.

IA. & G. f. sANGsTON & Co.
1876 baltimore, near HaDOuer street, receiving
and offer for sale
$50 PACKAGES of English, French, Ger
s'iing in part Of.
DO do Cassinrcres and Vcsings
New style Spring Cafauncfcs
A large assortment Of Caicocs new STYLES all price.
I1sh Linens, best bleach aud Gn.h
Brown Hollands
10 Linens and DriHngs
IOI and i2I Bamsey sieetnr
Brdseye and Russia Diaper
~ and iO4 Damnsk Table Diaper
74s4, iOf and IC4 do Table Cloths
Long Lawn Linen Can5ric IiiEf,
Pongcr, Spitllfcd and ganiauna DO
Wmnrns and Mems Cotton Hosiery. Large assortment
DO do an Cotton and KID Gloves DO
Madras. Verona and other Cotton Iidkfs
90 Cambria aud Jaconct Muslin
GO Swiss. Book and Nun
IA lston and Carlisle Gnghans
Plain and T,yiled summer cloth
BLACK French Bomi'azincg
Colourcd and Black mou.eIn o. Lanes
a itge assortment fancy cord
BLACK and coId PLAIN and figured Silks
- Chintyes and Fancy Lawns
Brown White and Fancy Linen Drills
Super and common Gum Elastic suu.en.Ists
Black sh Veveis Black Tabhy DO
le.l qualify black blue and cord Sewing sR
Rcd Padding Canvass dp
Butfons, very complete assortment
Huriaps Nos. 1,9, ,andi, a..
4 fuu supply Of Domo.,, Good,
a. ~, ~ 50 and ~ Bleaebcd shnings and sbsetns.
Nankeens Betok Bcaebed and Otnabusrs
Tagging r1no Kentucky Jeans PanaoOn great
". Apron tlecks Fl8ds AMI Stripes. &c &C.
The above Goods have been prices
WIN hc o cUap cash. prompt dealers credit
J. a. 4. q. y SANGSrON q Co.
mh25eo7w baltimore. Hanover and sharp streets
10000 l LBS; city , Cured ed, Bsco" Hog
NH o. dom below The g.n
Inn HUSsSEIS CLOVER SEED receiving and Tor
mr. % WORKMAN. McCRUDER 4 60
HNNGLISH Concentrates Wustnrd.-A supply &C.
- ceived and for s1ie 2. 1OIiNSTON'S
mh ~ Medical Empouum
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-27
BiackfrOO.i-

An Extra New World, containing the March No. of
Blackwood's Ednhurg Magazinc-for sale the Post
Office.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-27

Mr. CusnyG, having visited Neburyport and surveyed
the ground, that he will be a candidate for
Congress. THIS is prudent determination H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-27

cdicnl NOtice-When misguided and imprldenf vo.-
I'VE tay OF pleasure finds h has mbbed Of certain
painful disease II too oien happens that limed OF
dread Of discovery een him from applying from eduea
ton and respecabily alone DELAYING t the con
sua symptoms Ut this hord disease make appearance
soh ~ nerrac sore throat diseased pains
head and limbs incS Of sight deafness.
and arms hocc on the face head and on
with ighuul Tapdiy tall at last the palate mouth or bones
OF the noe tall in and the Of
horrd object Of commeraton, n death puts period 10 IN.
dreadful suerings by sending him whence no ira
weller ~
To such therefore DR. HARTLEY pledges preserve the
most invoahc and from practice IN the first
Hospitals IN London, he confidently recommend safe ami
speedy cure To the unfortunate victim OF
ID HARTLEY unTiyacd for the radical
eeuc AMI syllio eptions and affections
h1naton and structure Of the Uehrn. d-scrp
ton swelling Of the bones and all which
arc attended 10y himself with pronpine
olce I2th street nearly opposite the Engine IIouSe.
STRANGERS travelling by land supplied at
moments notice with the requisite remedies prepared
uaied and portable FORM sufficient themselves rapidly
the most convenient and private NH ~
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n. q. SUGARS AND NAILS
1Sn HlIDS handsome n. o. Sugars,

5sl Kegs Belle Isle Nails assorted sizes which will sell
very low, ior cash OF satisfactory Iaper.
Also $50 sacks best erpool Filled Salt.
NH - WILLIAM ANnERsoN IR
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ANorRkR MoNSrROSIrY

a,end the entitled An reduce into u
prescribing thc oic of the taSas-
perry within Commonwealth. collecting public
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-27

CENTRAICO MNIITTEE-

The Central Committee Of Correspondence and vigilance
appointed by Ranswha delegation pursuant the
Luton Of the Convention.
Dr. spicer Patrick, James VI. Lsdley, Mason Campbell,
James G. Mcfarland, r. w Newton, and A. W. Quarter.
The Kanawha delegation earnestly recommended the
central committee Of correspondence and vigilance he pro.
prey e organizing committees Of vigilance for the several
precincts Kanawha county and take pro.
VIDE similar Organization the several counties Of ihs
Congressional District
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-27

a- The Huntsville, Ala, Memphis Tenn paper. will
copy. " p"1''
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ENOR HIRE servant girls for the balance o
u the year. mr 97l RORERT Hill

DcmPsters Songs.
'1NHE beauties of vocal melody, being a choice
- selection Of Scottish English and baIad.
with an accompaniment for by William
prisr being collection Of Mr Dempsters popular
and ballads Care has been choicest
melodies but To Gull from pures and most
elevated sentiments poetry. supply received
NH SMITH nRISKFR A Noppts
.fTS, FOR BALTIMORE, the fine schooner
h-~ MARIETTA Capt Grove loading all pos.
bic dispatch For freight passage, apply to
NH - FISHER son.
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With high respect,
Xour fplIpyy 80

GEORGE w. SUMMERS.
To Messrs. J. J. Jackson, n. Smith, T. b. Hamilton, f. c.
l.. Buehring, and Charles Ilednck, Committee.
Onmouon Of Mr. LAfDLEY,
Resolred That the members Of this convention pledge
themselves each other and to the Wings of the district
that they will make Of ell honorable promote
the election Of Mr.. Summers.
On motion OF GEs. JACKSON,
Rss0lUed That the Kanawhn delegation sppont Cen.
tel COMMUNE OF vigilance and correspondence.
On motion,
Rssoirsd That the Secretary, with Messrs b. II. Smith,
s. Patrick and f. w. Newton, be committee to prepare
the proceedings Of this convention for publication and that
the be published IN the Kanswha Republican and r.
Wing
The convention then adjourned sine die
T.. H. STEENBERCEN Ptesr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-27
FRESH SPRING HARDWARE

W. arcr cccIving, by late arrivals, our Sprino
supply Of birmingham 4 Sheffield Hardware, Cutlery &c
Ala i"h assortment OF American Hardware direct from the n,n
iaeters Which renders very conpe Cr gts a..
fresh and have been bought prices unusually low and We are
prepared To make It To tho Interest purchasers give us
our friends and the public. respectfully solicited TO examine
Stock AMI We can assure Them that the usual cred, 10
men Of unqueSiioned responsibility intention 10 -. lou
Our stock is composed in part following. viz.
Pocket aud Table Cutlciy stag Buffalo ami White Rome
Handles ~ ''
Pine Ivory do IN complete pisces
Wahrnns Grass and Grain Sythes inches Patent hack m
Wedding AMI Killing Hoes to 3 Trace and Halle, C,
Spades and shovcL. Nails. Castings Wagon Bore.
carpenters Knob Locks Closet Pad Ioeks an Kind.
norfolk Square and Night lcrs and broad Huus
ALE Pules Wood Screws Files, Saws, Augers ChizsI-
Hammers AIDES, ANes lIatclets &C.
NH 27-dlw BOWMAN nIrSS a 70
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-27


Gentlemen: have just received, nexpectedy, your
letter behalf Of the in session. apprising
Of my nomination. unanimously by the body a cand-
date for Congress, notwithstanding my positive and unqua
fed purpose, expressed IN my OF this morning the
Ksnawha delegation, not 10 become candidate.
The wishes convention declared under the circuin
stances alluded to, place position once, painful
and embarrassing, and leave me, see, alternative
but scquescence the nomination which you have thO
prouer ID make.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-18
RHODE ISLAND.

The General Assembly ofthis State adj
iiourned on Saturday, to meet nthe third
Monday in jane next. The principal bu-
siness transacted was the closing up OF
the Government under the Charter. and.
the organization Of that under the Con-
stitution, A portion of the civil oifi-
GERS have been. elected. and the others.
with, the military. postponed to'the, June
session. Every ding was conducted
with the most perfect harmony, and the
friends Of law aud order in that state have
abundant cause 10 congratulate themselves
upon the suspicious commencement OF The
administration under the just aud liberal
form Of government which they have es'
tablished.
The change which soonest attracts at
teution [says the Providenee Journal) Is
in the Senate. Instead Of the eleven Sc
matters around tue green table, there are