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Tx cnANcEnT.-VlHGisi.:--At Superior Tour. II,
~, for the Richmond Circuit, held the Capitol IN
of Richmond, Saturday. April lst, ie43: :" We
Sidney 3. baxter, Aiorney-G eneral of the Commoo,
Virginia. and The President and Directors of the L,rra
, PLAN
Donald McNichnl, Archibald McNchol, Peggy Ncyich.,
Nc Laughlin and Mary his wife, John Crow anu lean ~
Alexander McNichoi John McNichol Francis McyirbI'
Machine and Isabella his wife, Ellen sicNicho EniaS ~
and Margaret his wife, James Bennett and Ca,har,ne ~
Mary hcNichol and Nicholas Nelson and Jane his VIII
- -. Dsf-ndsr
being argued IL is the opinion of the Court that the sas
er Is insufficient: Therefore, it Is decreed and ordered -
said demurrer overruled, and thereupon deiend
their answer the said BILL TO which the pa
COUNSEL replied generally and the cause This
be heard of the Attorney General and of the
ants by their counsel, the bill, answer and ep.ra
argued by counsel. On consideration whereof tie Corr
order that publication be made for three months
the Richmond Enquirer Richmond Wing, and the Na.er
eIligencer published in the city Of Washington, rqu,.
persons claiming mn interest in the estate Of Dr. John Ny
Surgeon in the Navy of the Stale OF Virginia IN The R.
onary War to appear here the first day of the nr,
Term, and make themselves parties defendants 10 this IN
a Copy-Tesle, WM. e. SANDS q
June % l5-4
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q Sli pri2cs-amonnting 10 SIi2i "a
rs number I.otiery-l2 drawn ballots.
Whole Tickets Sl5-haves7 .0-luarters So as.
Certificates of packages OF Is Whole Tickets, 500
Do ~ Half do. l0
DO. % Quarter DO y
Do. - Eighth do. .
For Tickets and Shares OF Packages In the ahoy
Splendid Lotteries address
G. GREGORY & CO.. Managers, Richmond, Va
paper containing Of the drawing, will BIZ sent
all who order from
Aug Is as-wtd
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR is4..
Sasr DEPkRTaRsr,
Bureau Of Provisions and Ciothing,

Bureau Of Provisions and Clothng,
August IL, 1892
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for Beef" and
- Pruposa for Pork" the may be- will be received at
until O'clock p H. Monday second day Of
October next for furnishing and delivering of all cost and
risk Ia United States,
Seven thousand eight hundred barrels OF Navy Beef
And thousand eight hundred barrels Of Navy Pork
Each barrel contain less than pounds net
weight weight in either article will
paid for To be delivered the respective Navy Yards and
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T'o RICHARD II. BECKWiTH, = isciIls Beckwuh

rI'o RICHARD ii. BECkWiTH, lsciIa Beckwnh NJ
William Beckwi,h, Mary Beck~ith Fanny Becswut
Anne Reckwith-Not bring citizens at the State of We
you will please take notice that we SHALL on the 2sh day
TENDER lci3 between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, 4. VI. ii
o'clock T. at Gloucester Court house. prred la a-e W
positions Of John X. Cary and others; The 5ih Of or
lsi between the hours, 1t the Bell Tavern, IN tie
Richmond, the dispositions of Richard H. Dickinson and @
and The lth of October, between the hour AZ
Count house. the dcposons of Wooj-on Wright, The
wood and others be read a evidence ~ SUIT nov prni
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and ChsBcery Tor the
Of Caroline, wherein you and Robert Dickinson atr p.
and and others defendants. IT, from any To
dispositions. any Of them, shall not he taken co
the days spec fed, the taking Of them will he continued ron
60 day, until completed. Very Respectfully,
CURTIS, JONES i q
Ana Of 3l-pu
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
HE subscriber constantly receiving celebrated
nuactory Nunns Clark, New York, elegant and plair
Piano Forre possessing the aies improvements and tha
deicacy and Tone peculiar their
nufacture.
Also large of Musical Instruments and Musca
Merchandise in general.
Piano repaired tuned hire and taken in exchange
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection of Music offered for sale In THU
State may FROM the of the subscriber who
enabled sell the Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices.
Those purchasing sell again win be furnished upon bette
terms than they can find elsewhere in the State.
p H. TAYLOR,
Jana Piano Forte and Music Store, oppone The Banks.
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Il Dead Shot for Horns in The Human Body !

DRS PEERY & HAMLIN'S vERHiFUGE
THIS invaluable MEDICINE has acquired in the South and Vest
the appelaiion Of dead shot, from lis great promptnc
and unparalleled certainty OF effect
The quantity OF Medicine required In test the
existence of worms every from he -ysten-it-
operating hOuI the aid Of any purgave and
generally without repeating tie dose, together with The pcrer,
brn: u The youngest d.
one discoveries OF the age The very
quantity necessary be given suit almost any renders
the cheapest M, dcinc before the public
Prepared onlv by PERRY & HAMI.IN
WILLIAM EMACK, Baltimore,
SAML E. DOVE Richmond, Gen. Agents
BRAGGS & THOMAS, Petershurs,>
Aurl5 os-3m
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old WINES AND LiQUORS-Aso, GROCERIES.-T have
~ avery large and of old Wines and Ii
quors of which have been kept hand Improving for ten
years. and then said be % years old My Groceries viii
bear fair comparison with the hest in the city, regard
quality and price, and caefuness in putting OF them The
Wines Liquors will be found beneficial, for the
servation of health, when moderately and udicosy used
Should be found ncreduons not to have firm and
belief plain matter Of fact assertion let him
enquire the subscribers who has been regular tempe
the last his life and II not saiis
fled with his healthy appearance, they portrait Of his
uncle died few the State OF New York aged
lU7 years. he nell he drinking fish the
day he left Fercntosh, then a STRIPPING
~ 3!-w1y WM WALLACE.
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DOCKET BOOK STulEN-My Pocket Book stolen du.
ring the month of July, my house in Amelia comfy
II contained dollar note, and other three
ond by Iiezckah Rudd, Benjamin Deer
Goth Of May 1871 and payable The 18TH March
lowing, of Si5 &c. On tl bond credit
SIG nutr, executed by Jno NJ Vaughan Bena-
min Deeren security, Robert Rudd for the hire of pair
Sawyes for s25 and bond executed by Lewis E. lIaryr,
PAYABLE Benz. Deee eighty
lars and fifty cents. This last bond executed
HE March, s43 and payable demand. All persons
against receiving bonds they have
subscriber whose purpose IL is 10 other bonds
from the parties By whom the stolen bonds were executed
BENJAMIN :. DEEREN.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE-The subscriber offers for
Of Land in PowIatan county, called CLAY
TON formerly by Dr. Henry w Locke privately, until
TUESDAY, 10th of Octnbr oi3 at which ime u not previous
y disposed will he offered publicly for sale ON The peml
1t miles above Powhaan Court house. and three from
Post Office ajo!ns the lands o Mr. Thomas Page, DR.
VIM GRIMM Hiram Harris third of the above tract is
in wood original growth do of flat land of excellent quail
iy balance OF high land good portion of which Is fresh
land which produces fine The consist Of
dwelling house, recently repaired, which contains four rooms
comfortable oire the dwelling wheat ban with n
quarters stable ice house and tobacco houses
There very apple aud peach orchard and good garden
deem unnecessary than that II Is considered by
Judges who land be the hest tract for The size OF
The county invite all who wish 10 purchase 10 give me
aud will land with pleasure. The terms VIII be
made known day Of sale They will be accommodating
RICHARD A. TAYLOR.
AM o5 3l--wtds
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V1HE Commonw eah Of Virgina.-To the Sheriff OF Sha

TUNHE commonwealth OF NTglnIII Tie sHtfH 81 IIll
l. county, greeting:
Whereas, William y. Mitchell heretofore exhibited 10 or
cult Superior Court of Law and Chancer directed hy aR
holden in aud for the county OF Lancaster MS h Of cog
against James Aveie l. Joseph Mann, William Frost, bAsr
Kennedy and Nelson Robinson; whereupon, >nudr ~"
have been had as appears from records anI flies
Court; hut, before final decree cuud be pronounced G
caise, the said William b. Mitchell departed THIS ne "a
first made his last will and testament, and thereof apo
Richard r.. Mitchell, Robert j. Mitchell and William = Il
ell Executors, who have taken upon themselves the
thereof: Therefore, command YOU thar you make ~
ordin. law, the said Avere Mann, Frost, kennet
Robinson that they b- before the Judge al said Court
Court house Of the SAID county The first day at the nrU
show. If any thing for themselves they have know,
why the said suit should not be proceeded INTO hna o
ag1st afnrcsaId and further do and receive wis
said shall in that pari consder-and have then Their
Witness, Robert T. Dunaway, Clerk Of our SAID &
this 5,I June 1913. RO I. DLSaNt
July 81 9i-W.
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grapnel, GO lbs.

One do 30 lbs.
The proposals must enclosed envelope addressed
Secretary al the Treasury and endorsed Popo-as for fur
chains and stating the price per pound ana th
particular description proposed be used with the names
of sureties for the fuhlment Of the contract.
Proposals will he received for the Whole quantity or for ehe
of the stations separately. J. I. STEINER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
A,r fl-it
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NCHANCERY.-ViRc,sIA,t Ia wit:-At Rules tasen in
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law ana
Gerry Tor Prince Edward County. the Sd day of July,
Henry +. Ellington, Admr. Of Jane Ellington, Pa.
against
Alexander B. Waha, Executor Of Edmund Lock.u ~
Sheriff of Prince Edward county and Administrator o u
Harrison, deceased, Susanna Kesc Execurrix Of Eober
late Sheriff II Prince Edward county, aad admin-trag A.
Of said William Harrison, deceased the Child,-n n
William Harrison. deceased, To wit: Theodorck Wifi
Trent T.. Daaney o, Mary D, Kiitena j. Abner Benz
Missouri Harrison, Jesse MchauI Sheriff OF Prince Edwa
such, Administrators OF James Foster, James ~ Tayt
Beams and Mary his wife, Nathaniel Burgamy and Mni,
wife, Charles Ellington, William Ward and Susan hi, w,
Lavenia boswell and James boswell, infants, by Branch
sham their special GUARDIAN aud Thomas Nelson, DefrB
The defendants, Beams and Mary his W te n.
Burgamy and Mildred his wife, and Charles Ellington H.
ing entered their appearance and given security according,
of the General Assembly aud The rules o this Conr
appearing, that they not inhabitants of this STATE on
ton Of the plaintiff. by Counsel, II Is entered
aud accordingly Ordered, That the said defendants B.
and Mary his wife, Nathaniel Bursamy and Mildred VIZ
Charles Ellington do appear here the first day Se
next and the plaintiffs bill; and tiai coos
order BE- forthwith inserted in of the public
published the city of Richmond for months snces
ly and also posted the icnt door of the Counho!>v
county. Copy-Ttste,
b. J. WORSHAN,
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b. J. WoRsHAN,
Iuiy il Ia

IN cHANGERY.-ViKc.st,:-At Conn held Tor cum.
L County the 2i;h day ot July, l-i3:
John w French guardian of Thomas " French, Pl4.a.
against
Thomas +. Nash, Lacy l.. French, William Co'qur
Crrn-haw, Mary Crenshaw and Thomas Crensha".
Crsnsiiaw, Judith CreB-haw, Josiah Thompson ana Pow
Wifi, Josryn II CDqIt, Caleb 4. ColqGt aud Juduh H.
and Tie sa,d = oni@s :. French, Defense.
III. d~f,Hd&hts, ipstsh Thompson and Polly ms Wi5
Wiism L,sLsbs. %t.a Judith Crrnshaw, children II \
EfsHsha~ sscs NJ -, 'Ht,t.d their appearance aud
srrgfi, %hefiDS y - az Y hs-cnbiy and the rule
Cut and s2; org =! sfsr'ory evidence. the,
nut inhabitants ~ fSgtfs - Ordered, THAT -
frniaGia sg-aS ie E' cay Of September torl
and an.n 81 th~ BIZ II p.sgt and that copy thu
forthwith inserted .".ge newspaper published ~ The
Richmond months suTr-s-v-y, and ported II the
door Of The Court house OF thls county.
Copy-Teste, d. u. WO0nS0T
July as ag-v.
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No,-T7K D,NEFTy;s TOOTH ACHE DROPS, uafa'
~ cure the most insetrrste tooth ache in ie" IF
article has been thoroughly tested and IN every
a radical II H. also highly Teeommeh"en ~ a, ,p.tus
tar and sruryy from the Teeth without the use o.
and preserves the teeth from further decay nR LYEL
June l4-u Ghi''N
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IN CHASCERY. -EiRGiNIs:-ln The Circuit Superior Co
Law and Chanccry for the county of MIddieseN, Ap
lei3.
On the motion Of Mary a. Whitley, rabha Daniel. Jam
Daniel ana John K. Daniel. egatoes OF Samuel ;. Whites
ceas-d is Ordered that all persoas having claims
said Samuel = Whitley do exhibit the ,o Robert ~ r
Administrator de bonis non, al The sad Samuel Which
before the 10Th day Of October 1913, and that cops OF m
published eight weeks succrssively In sp
shed in the city nf Richmond, aud copy also posted a.
door of the Court House Of this county wo
days. copy-feste, JOHN :. HEAlY, &
Aug 4 2j-N-
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F
The defendants benjamin Bowcs and Thos. Dytr a
entered their appearance aod given security according
Of Assembly the rules OF this Court, and IL Appearing
isfactoy evidence that hey inhabitants TIN, Cau
wealth. il Ordered. That the defendants do appear
the first day o. The October Court als
the bill of plaintiff and that a copy this order
with inserted IN newspaper published IN the city Of girt
for months successfully and posted the front iocp
Court Eous- OF tbs comfy.
4 Copy-TesIe, l.. w. CARTER, u
tu- On.
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING CHAIN CABLES AND
ANCHORS FOR Tue IRON REVENUE STEAMERS
NOW BUILDING

Aug 81, 1873.
g EaLED PROPOSALS will hr received At this Department
- until the 18th September, 1ei3 for furnishing The follow
ancorS and chains Will be nqned that the best American
iron shall be used the manufacture of all The articles that they
i bear the inspection of such may be appointed ny
The Department that purpose; and evidence satisfactory to the
Department a be produced showing that They have been
and ws,ood The usual tests of strength and they
TO be delivered following points, the and
pense Of the taking the contract, before
the Goth day of November
Ink
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j. q. GREGORY IL Co.. Managers,
Office on MAN. Mum and 18th Streets
RICHMOND, ViRGiai,.
$50 00O-S25 900

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class No 49, for 1888 be drawn
al Alexandria, u. Co. Saturday, I'D September, 1873
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~ oTIE-A persons having claims against the OF Jno
DrShazo deceased requested Them within The
time prescribed by law this notice will be plead in bar against
them. NM d. DAVIS,
Administrator OF John Deshazo, deceased.
King & Queen, July IL 2O-wSw
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c10O REwARD.-Ran away from the subscriber. The
about SO years Of with rather thin face OF brown
cxinn, built walks lille bent aud Is between feet 10
inches and feet high Charles Is blacksmith y trade, ana
has years Works Rochhlec but the
he has been hired Mount Pleasant Sposyl
county Virginia. think probable he has ohlaned free
apcrs has hired himself free man, has made
tempt free State. will give the above reward akcn
of this State $50 taken within this State and delivered
me Gu"ey's Depot Caroline county, Va, SIS if
cured in any Jail in this State so that gs hin again
ID ELI. TAvERN-rhis we'll known and most central Esla
- hhmrn IN The city lis friends and the pnic generally are
informed, will be opened the Is! August s43 not before
oud be pleased his old friends and former patrons
and them, that disposition still exists with him, in his
plain easy old fashioned way render all comfortable that may
favor him with their company in The meantime every particle OF
Furniture having been moved the Housewife afford an
potumy give the Establishment thorough cleansing will
also, undergo partial repairing The Furniture that win he pn
| Bedding and seads will be all new.
e. good wan rEeRY 1s e., ,s p,ae;s,o
INTENDING to visit during the ensuing Fail Winter, the
of Missouri land probably the states Of Kentucky and
with my friends other, mst entrIst mesuch col
ctns discussing money buying or selling land or any agency
character would also visit other of the Western or
States if the business entrusted 10 me should JUS
iy II. go
j. =. Janes Co. and H. W y J. ]. Fry * Co.. Richmond;
ISL al" 70 '''' ''''' '"N'' ROBERT NJ. KENT.
Louisa {. H., Aug. II. 27-w4w
NToTIcE-AI persons having against Jno
Drsazo deceased requested Them within the
time prescribed by law this notice will be plead in bar against
them WIN. b. DAVIS,
Administrator of John Desiazo, deceased.
King < Queen, July IL. 20-wSw
4, EO WIN. RICHARDSON, ArroRSgY Law, has removed
VI Hanover He will practice heretofore, the Superior
and County Courts Of KIM William, King Queen and Fan
over addition which. he will regularly attend the Courts
city Richmond. Office Sewind Hanover, the resi-
dsnce Of Archibald Govan, Esq Post Office, Rchmo1d.
June % l3-w2m
LDUCATtON-Thc next session of the Ellington School
IL will Monday, the 4 Of September and close
on the 10Th OF December THOS. II. FOX,
RIGID. NELSON FoX.
3l-w3w
old WINES AND LIQUoRS-AIso Groceries, have
" large and general Of old Wines and Ii
quors of which have been kept hand improving for ten
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GEO WIN. RICHARDSON, ATTORNEY AT Law, has removed
" Hanover Practice heretofore, the Supeo
and County Courts Of King William King Queen and Fan
addition which he will regularly attend the Courts
of the city Of Richmond Office Sewnd Hanover, the resi-
dence Archibald Govan, Esq Post Office, Richmond.
% l3-w2m
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EDUCATION.-Thc next session of the Ellington School
IL will Monday the 4h Of September and close
on the 10th of December. THOS. III. FON,
RIGID. NELSON FOX.
Aug. 25 3l-w3w
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+" Merrily as the marriage bells, y

LATE FROM PsRu.--Mr. Tucker, bearer Of de-
patches to the United States, arrived the 27h n
~ the schooner Li0ey, from Chagrcs last from Car
,nagens IN tour days. lie reports that British 'rr
sci called the Veiua had been seized by the Perp'a
Government for stealing Guano. The captain ara
crew made resistance, but were oyerpowcr'd-
Through the interference Of a respectable house 90.
vessel and crew were given up, and ordered to leave
Immediately for England
revolution has broken out in South Peru WIN
The Ex-Prcsident Torices at its head. The ac'h-
President Vivaoco Immediately sent a military tore.
from Lima by the English steamer f" Peru" and ate
slight skrmish, routed the revoulionisis.
The English stcsmsr-ofwar Salamanca" wa l'
Callso, on the lth August Bolivia had threalcnsl
war against Peru formal declaration was daily tN
pected. The ports Of Cobja and africa were ond.
blockade TO prevent the importation Of gunPo"'''
into Boliyis.--Bahip,ors .7n.yieaa.
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thereby 10 subject the whole action oil tue Gov
ernment to q mere legislative majority. and 'hA,
Legislative majority governedby bare majority
ia caucus. Let the issue be made between John
Tyler, the Republican. and Henry Clay, the
ultra Consolids,ionisi, aud we have no fear Of
the result.
As to his attack on the Democratic party, We
leave il to the oraeles OF that party TO settle " ~
their own way. II i, be true that they seduced'
as Mr.. Clay says, To betray-then are they Just
ly subject "lo the contempt and scofi' OF all
honorable men !" but the allegation is false and
unfounded There was no seduction praclised;
none whatever The President sought TO make
term, with no man and with no men Of any par
~. He fearlessly discharged his duty, and len
const quences 10 take care OF themselves 4;
and he will continue to discharge his duly
even il he have 10 stand alone. Instead Of
being "lhe contempt and scorn OF all hon
orable men," he will walk erect in The con-
seriousness OF his own honesty, and will go
INTO retirement with much more pleasure
than he ever came into public life. No;
!, was because he could not be terrified by
Henry Clay and his idolators, that he is now
denounced If he hal been subservienl TO his
wishes, aud committed a crime of perjury 10
oblige him and help him TO the Presidency, thep
this pure and immaculate Mr.. Clay would have
lauded him to the skies.
Before we conclude this article we desire 10
put to Mr.. Clay one or two pregnant inquiries.
Did not the President have a conversation with
him on the subject of the Bank, before any &C.
ton had been taken on il, at the extra session
Did he not tell Mr.. Clay that he could MOI
sanction il without committing perjury Did
he hot resort to exposiulalion to induce Mr.. Clay
TO abandon the idea and to adopt an expedient
which would not in his view, conflict with the
Constitution We hope that Mr.. Clay will
answer these questions in his next letter.
We might extend our inquiries further,
bur, for the present, we content ourselves.
If Mr.. Clay answers in the affirmative,
then we desire his Kanawha correspondents
TO ask themselves who is the Traitor, Henry
Clay or John Tyler? The man who dictated
perjury to the Chief Magistrate as the condition
on which alone he would avoid denuncialion, or
the Chief Magistrate who dared 10 do his duty
in defiance of the thunders Of Ashland?
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From The Baltimore Republican.
DEMOCRATIC FRIENDS OF TYLER CON.
NENTION

The Delegates TO the Convention assembled
at Thomas Loyd's, Western Hotel, on Wed
nesday evening, at seven aud half o'clock,
for the purpose of organization, by Ell, ction Of
officers, and the transaction Of all other business
that may come before IL.
The Secretary Of the previous meeting called
the meeting to order; when, on calling over the
names of the delegates from each Ward, fifty.
three members, from twelve wards answered
to their names.
On motion, Dr. MOREAU FORREST vas
put in nomination for President Of the Conven-
ton; who was unanimously elected.
The President having taken the Chair, the
first business in order was the election Of two
Vice Presidents when, on molioh, BRITAIN
CHASE for 1t Vice President, and THOMAS
LLOYD for I'd do, were duly elected
In balloting for three Secretaries, JAMES c.
Barry, Permanent Secretary THOMAS KEN
DALI, Recording do; DR.. WILLIAM l.. LEON
ARD, Corresponding do; were duly elected to
their respective offices.
On motion for Treasurer, LAScLy b. Gully
was duly elected
The Convention being then fully Organized,
it was
Resolved, That each delegation nominate one Of
their number TO be one Of an Executive Committee,
and report the same at the next meeting.
On motion the meeting then adjourned until
THURSDAY EVENING, the % November,
at half past seven o'clock the Secretary to give
notice of the place Of meeting
NJ. FORREST, President.
JAMES G. BARRY, e.
THOMAS KENDALL \D''J"
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MIR. WEBSTER.
% I}lrEs.''

The New York correspondent Of the Memphi.
Eagle says" Mr.. Webster has long since expressed
wish TO visit the south, and now since he has be-
come private citizen, and can for the frs, time
within 30 years, command his own time, we may ex-
Pect to have the pleasure Of seeing him perhaps mex,
month He viii descend the Mississippi from Pitts
burg, or Wheeling to New Orleans. From New Or
leans he will pass thea to Mobile, from thence
through Georgis to Charleston, South Carolina and
to Washington city"