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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-07-08
Sale.

MY virtue of three writs Of Fenh; Ex-
~ posas issued by Nicholas White one
of the justices of the peace OF the State Of
Maryland, in and for Cecil county to me
directed, Will expose to sale at Public
Auction upon the premises on Monday
the 2iln day Of July at B o'clock, p. NJ.
for cash, one lot piece or parcel of land
with the appurtenances situate lying and
being in Cecil county, adjoining lands of
John Riddle ANA olhe,s Containing fifteen
acres, on whlcn is erected comfortable
two story log dwelling, late re property
of John Whlte seized and taken in rxecu-
ton at the snils 0: Ohio No~lsnd anG
others. LEVI T. son,
July lst lSl3-ts Cou'st
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ALFRED G. ROWLAND.

Has again ~sceived at the old stand, oppo-
d Il site the tost Office, additional supplies, OF
fresh and seasonahlc Dry Goods, Groceries,
China Class, Nueenswaro, Hardware, Hats,
Boots, Shoas, Looking Glasses, Stationery, &c.
&c comprising general assortment.
Prices never "ere lower, goods never better
for NE prices, :Ao styles and patterns generally
SUI eror 70 my heretofore offered to the public;
call and vylatlne for yourselves.
n 3 opposite the Post Office, Main Street
Elkton,
June Sd lS45--ly
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An american Maquis,-A cores
pondcnl Of the Baltimore Sun, writing
from Washington, says:-"Mr. John
Dade, the warden of the PenitenLlary Of
this county, has received information from
Lord AshburIon; through the hands OF
the President, that he is now Marquis of
Townsend, with an Income Of t6O,OO0
per annum Mr.. Dale is genuine old
Virginia gentleman, and will know ca
actly how TO enjoy SO fine an income.
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MIR. Preston has been appointed by a
meeting III Charleston to pronounce an
Eulogy on the character Of Mr.. Legare.
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100 Acres

Of and. SO of which are in high state
II cultivation, having been recovered
from forest within a few years past, the
balance in young thriving timber.
The situation is not surpassed by any
the country, being high and airy, with ex-
celeut water, and would afford both a
comfortable and profitable residence for "A
genteel family, having large, new, and
commodious Buildings. with variety of
choice frnit trees which will soon be in
bearing. ENOCH CLOUD.
June l7th 1913
'Village Record. West Chester, and
US Gazette (country paper) will copy
four times and send oil to This Office for
colleclion.
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Mr. C1ay.- Every Wing paper in
Georgia, is out for Henry CMy, as their
candidate for the next President.
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Millinery.

MISS ELIZABETH McKlNSEY, has
I'VE us, returned from Philadelphia, with
a large assortment of Bonnets of every
variety. and Of the latest fashions, togeih-
er with splendid lot Of ribbons, and all
other articles kept by milliner.
Her shop is the one formerly occupi-
ed by Miss Ellis, opposite the Washing
ton Hotel.
She tenders her thanks for the patron
age she has received since she common
ced business; and 10 effort on her part
will be spared to deserve continuance
of like encouragement
ELKroN, May 18th.
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CABINET-W ARE,
all of which is made of the
best materials, by experien-
ecd worhmen, under his I'M I'm
mediate inspection, ard
which will be disposed Of
on accommodating terms.
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NOTICE..

All persons are hereby forwarded from
receiving any notes which William Rossei
holds against his sister Hannah Prichart,
as they are illegal.
HANNAH PRlCHART.
June 24th lS43 CIV
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POSTPONENIEN'l

The dedication and crIebra,l"n, con-
lenplated to lake place on the 4lh Of
July, has been unavoidably postponed,
until The 20'h waca it will positively tax
v,lce,
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REEIOVA AL.

h. G. Caidwcll, Barber, has removee
',om the Washington hotel, to the shop
lormeriy occupied by jacob Anderson.
where hopes To continue 20 merit con
'inuancc Of the custom he received at his
old stand
He also keeps now an assortment of
well selected confectionery, which he will
sell very cheap.
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Farmers take Notice.

The subscriber has the = leasure to an
nounce to his friends and the Public, that
he has commenced the manufacturing OF
Wool in all its various branches, at the
Providence Mills on North East Greek,
near Glipin's Falls. Those wno will fla
vor him with their work may depend on
having it done with propriety and dispatch
JETHRO JOHNSON.
N B. Wool will be carded il rolls
for 81 cts. cash
Providence Mills, June 10, 1913.
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Farm for Sale.

'h'he Subscriber will sei. las farm, situate
about one mile Nos;h West Of Elkton
Cecil county, state u Ma yland, contain
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Marshal New.

WNhis Thorough Bred Horse, got BY
Il New Y ork American Eclipse, out of
Diana, will stand at the Farm OF his own.
err, at E.kton this season. The season to
end the LIST August. Terms $40 insur-
ance-For Pedigree see Hand Bills.
JESSIE BOREHAM.
Elkton May, 2O,h lS43-lf
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DROWNED.-A young man named
George Willy was accidentally drowned
by falling off the wharf at Smiths dock,
early yesterday morning. From what
we learn, he and companion were enga-
ged IN good-natured tussle, when W.,
fell overheard, and il is supposed struck
against some hard substance. Ills mother,
OF his leaving home, with characteristic
maternal feeling, cautioned him agains,
accidents, he replied, ",hat as she might
40, see him again, he would give her
parting kiss" Alas! it was parting kiss.
Republican and .irgus.
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Hats! Hats!!

YHNIJE subscriber has now on hand at his Fash
Il ionabic Hat and Cap Store large and gen
era! assortment of hats and caps of the latest
fashions and best qualities which he will con-
tnue to sell wholesale and retail at prices to suit
the times.
Country merchants are particularly invited to
call and examine his stock, as he can supply
them on better terms than they can suit them
selves in the cities.
Thankful for the very liberal encouragement
he has received, no hopes to deserve continu-
alton of the same by endeavoring TO do the
thing that's right.
N. B. lie will deliver free of cost, hats, to
storekeepers who do not reside more than fifty
miles from this place.
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SANDWICH IsLANDs.-The British min
lister a, Washington has officially notified
the Secretary of State, that the seizure OF
the Sandwich Islands by Lord Paulet was
unauthorized by his government, and that
they will be forthwith restored to their
native authorities. This is gratifying IN
lelligence, inasmuch as contrary course
would have give rise 10 much uneasi-
ness as to the Interior designs of Great
Britain, and might have led in time to
more serious consequences.
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THE New ATTORNEY GENERAL

THE New ATTORNEY GENERAL
The New York Tribune asks;--"wlll not
the Baltimore papers-if the examination
would moi cost them too much labor
tell US who and villa, is John Mel
son, our new Attorney General9" We
can give the required information with
on, the least labor or difficulty. Mr.
Nelson is the son Of General Roger Mel
son, distinguished revolutionary otli-
Ger. who bore the honorable scars OF ser
vice on his body, and who subsequently
and repeatedly represented The upper dis
trict of this State in Congress, aud died
as one of the associate judges OF the
Safe. The present Attorney General
practised law in this State. residing IN
Frederick, the place of his nativity, (ha-
wing been elected once to Congress-
until he was appointed by General Jack
son Minister to Naples to settle the Nea-
poli,an indemnify. lie was a. SO mem
Der of the State Senate for FIVE years,
On his return from Naples he removed
to Baltimore, where he has since remain
ed in the practice of the law. 10 Els
legal requirements, eloquence and gene
raj ability as an attorney, we have never
heard a. objection-and hence we con-
slider his appointment TO be unexceptlon-
able. In politics he belongs to the De-
mocratic party, Of which he has always
been leading Observation-Disclosures
Clipper.
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HAMS! HA MS !

EUST received choice lot of Family
% HAMS, at ,ow price
July : WILLIAM TOH%FN3
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A FARM

TINE subscriber offers cor sale, his ful III,
u lying one mile east of the Brick Meet
ing House, Coed co. Md, Il contains 1.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24
From the Boston Times.

MEssRs SANDS the diseases 10 which the
human frame - subject none frequent distress
ng than cuancou disorders diseases are hsrc
ana The SAT- heum and similar affections from pa
rents To cen through generations These AZ
ection are not only exceedingly troublesome and annoying IN
OF treatment tits true have been alleviate and
suppress tem but IN nine appear after
paTtaI cure ana rage with ever We were
ereoe prepared TO subject the
IA aseVeTe scrutiny We have carefully critically
Claims OF the propnetors and ready their
ens NV ecay OF the SaTsapdra prepared NcSsrs
" hisproved by satisfactory from the most
authorities recommended y the Iyb.s, au,,,y nm,
cases are recorded IN which has radical cure Of pa
uens who have suffered for years alienation of their mis-
cry Inc medicine prepared 10y elaborate chemical process
y winch The curative properties Of the Sarsapar are extracted
anu eu ana These are then combined IN an ad
MIXTURE with other efficient remedies The discovery will be hail
ed by thousands IN all the large Union
sands Sarsapara will also permanently cure dis
eases having their origin impure the blood and dra
yea condition OF the general constitutions scrof kings evil
W us various FORMS rheumatism obstinate
boehc bho pnpies, pusules chronic sore
eyes hngwon or letter scald head enlargement and pain OF
'he bones Ahd joints stubborn ulcers syphc symptoms
arising from m iniucous mercury female
and other similar complaints
The public respectfully requested remember that Sands
SaTsapaa that has AMI achieving such remarkable
cures o the most dhcut class ~ diseases
ane - subject AMI ask for Sands sar-lpaT ami take no other
Prepared and sold az wholesale retail and for cNrosou hy
A. H. Sands Co. No ga broadway Granite uugs corner
OF Chambers street New York and by Druggists generally through
out the United States Price ~ per bottles m s.
Norr-The original may be- seen y calling t our
store No. % Broadway
ALEXANDER DUNNL h CO
Agents by special appointment for propucor m Richmond
ahh Ne'hiV' fe 4-dfkcIaf
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DAVID WHITEHEAD.
Nrw York, April 90, Is4s.


MISREPRESENTATION he considered unnecessary for me
10 add another proof In the Justly deserved celebrity OF your nya
uao" preparations OF Sarparl my fellow
men, ieel bound To proclaim the lctsFr0n heln
less cripple with disease Of eNremes which spread
over hr legs iscp aud feet distressing as 10 render
NE almost miserable am quite entirely hy
the use Of your Sarlall For years was unable 10 wear
shoe and the night foot and ancle very swollen
winch at times discharged water aud pus freey-accompaued with
violent itching and burning sensations 50 rs 10 DEPRIVE me f m resi-
gave up IN despair and supposed anpulton necessary
nearing oil great cures made 10y sarapara, IesOlved
make another effort regain nv healh-and now under the
blessing of ahnd Providence am thankful say am we'll With
feelings Of gratitude YOU and tllnkfnss IN the give, NJ m
good, for thus blessing the means.
JAMES MCCONNELL, No. 1863 Greenwich 81
rus - 10 certify that T. James Mcconnell me and cS
hhted his foot and leg AMI by the use OF eleven bot
Ties oI sanss saTsapar perfect been effected With
feelings OF the warmest gratitude Aessrs sands in thus being in
snen'al under Divine Providence curing and restoring him 10
health requests this certificate. RIO JONES
Alderman 9Th Wand Of the City OF New York
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24
SECOND SUPPLY or
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.

I'VE subscribers have received By steamboat d
- rect from New York variety u and Of
the latest mporstons from England and France purchased with
the cash. and offered prices wholesale or
retail They part. IL follows.
Rich striped, plaid and other figured Pout de- Sol
POULAND,, Pckn Asihuuon and Glcr Silks
Baznrncs, Bakouur Mushs and Lawns
Painted Mu-ins I1conots and Linen Lawns
super French Prints, GiLrllius auI Clmbf.cs
ladies Revcc hnnicrcd hcm'cld and plain hfrad Cambria
handkerchief
Rich omhc striped r1t embroidered sc,rf shavls and
Cardinals figured and of,u
Sk Frnros, Bonnet cap. hat neck and other Ribianls
Ladies sik, raw do cotton and Iis'c thread Hos
French worked Capcs, Collars, Dmity and sin
Sire and thread Iaccs, Eigngs and nscrtings
Camric and Muslin do
Ladies nett, embroidered and plain Gloves and Mlus
Ladies and rcnucnen's Md. Lise thread
IRISH Linens lawns Linen Cambrcl and Diaper
Table Damnsk nnpri. Table Cloths and Napkins
Towels Bird Eye Dnpr irish Scstiugs and Pillow Linen
Habit and Furniture pmiiy and Grass cloth
Plain and figured Swiss Musius. Cimbucs and Iaruuets
Gcntcu"ns spa.fad rongrc AMI R1uiiuui Hints
Super wool black Cloths. Clseiuisrcs Clslucr,s
Fancy Cashmere Plain oui ulbci Ciubtrons
Cape Cambs Alpaca furcs. AMI cuid ani white prn.nrs
With choice STAPLE Goods nou.ics a 1T winch
will be fouuai cleapat
VALENTINE, BREEnEN co.'s
~ n street. si.,ckoe hin
VDHInR HACON.-So hhds Western srs superior quality
y - hhls Western Shoulders superior quality
~ Barrels Jolss-for sale by
aus WILLIAMS HANALL.
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RICHMOND, VA, AUGUST "a 1913.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TrRss ~ suBscHrroso City subscribers $500 per ven,
and for shorter period sent by mail sIOpav.bl. in
all eases, In advance.
hpvrHrsisa-For hfeen lines Ie insertion rs Cents
Two insertions VI ls three insertions 81 every sneeee
ing insertion II cents
Transient ADVERTISERS must pay advance.
The number Of insertions Of be noted ON the
me- they will be be s,oped and
ed accordingly pJ- Orders To stop also be IN writing
Annual Advertisers charged $50 lines ana IN thai
proportion for advertisements OF length and s3O for
ns except Aueiionee- and Lottery dealers who are charged
500 (Iaper ncludcd)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24

The new warden in the Massachusetts pcnitctuary isa
Loco'co. On entering upon the duties of his office be de-
vcrcd address O., the convicts lie spoke of them as
his JrieHds" We have little doubt that the IOcofocos in
office find great many ct their friends" State pr-
sons though the majority Of Them less honest than the Mas
saehiseits tuuctonary unwilling 90 recognize them
L0nispIIls Jonrnal.
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ROBERT MOTT.
Honsc, sign Pnintcr nnh ala,
SANDS SARSAPARILLA,

E'aCIS in relation 10 important cures effected
- by the use Of Sands Saraparilh
fro" the Mem Jersey Journal, AprH % 1913
sANDSs SARsAfARILLA.-The letter of MIR David Whit.
heau OF inns town furnishes unouied testimony Of TN. vain, ~
s Heulclhe Mr w las been sufferer for many y,,r
n IS well known Of our citzeps- b,eby - -
ms statement fully entitled credit benefit he
ng. ' ''''''"
Ei'z'nrrrTowS NEw IrRsry. April H. Isl3
with III" most heartfelt gratitude, take This method Of s,a
mr. ~ You and wish y,io, yorbr the yt, ,
IL me yeas ago conhu t believe should now be- Wei
man have been afflicted with a fac, for upwari-
oil twenty years winch has spread from that linn. I'm
10 within some two three months tthourl its ra,are ay loon
much more rapid within the last years During I'm, pcrod
nave made u' Of various remedies have failed ,bou,
ve years ago put myself under the celebrated
~ Dawson OF Albany remaining weeks being m
uuc' l" do 80 by his warmnting him worse th "A bu
went iilnuch as yet had wlrn hun part of nos.
bu returned without any From up within three months
have used various advertised medicines promised cures t
Wont avail year ago my Zap upper teeth
Were Irey gone which almost prevented taking what IT.
tic food was About three o,tI
commenced taking Invaluable sarsapaua which has had The
eneei 10 restore appetite has upcd progress of the ca,
wieh IS now h"a!ing fast aud general health belle. tbr
mas been IN several years aud has probability been tho means
n loongng my hie until and will believe under
Gods blessing restore entirely health For the ben.f Of
Others wish YOU To make this public. would be- glad IN lag.
any aict'i IN similar call upon me- IN Elzabrnvn
h"Ii'T I" witness the Truth OF the statement ain know
is 10 oie instances where has been highly successful Womb
also mention that have been suiect rrys.as which
has entirely lel me. Yours, with esteem
.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24

~ Since the late heavy rains, the weather has become
intensely hot The thermometer midday ranges from ~
o. 81 n the shade. Such augmentation OF hea, natural
Is causes some little increase 10 sickness though thus far
we perceive few signs OF an epidemic visitation.
y. q. Bee Of IT,
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fsTfs FOR RENT-The dwelling at the upper
Lz end oceupedby Ianion Read .1
aud adjoining the residence fRichd VI. Crimp.
ju - CAPERTON 4 CRI'MP
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT,
- The large Warehouse on the south side
EaAo the Basin, the corner OF and st streets
known by the OF Aniersons Warehouse.
Also te ousc Cary Branchs Factory and
Sansnns lurnhcrhosc which admirably adapted Grocery
stand, and which may be fitted up purpose
Also the Tobacco Factory Fixtures Lombard Alley lust in
the rear Of Messrs Dunlop Moneure Cos Auction
"a y FRED ANDERSON 4 co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24
TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENT.
Desirable business stand
FOR RENT.

Desirable Business stand
FOR RENT.
~ The subscribers having leased the Store
I'LL lately occupied boy lAulscs. DENLY Co. offer ir rent
The sorc occupied Boy them nearly opposite the Rc Tavern
Main Street fot almost Kind ofbuncss ono Of ta most
desirable stands t street Possession gwen July App, a
Ic % tNLOE- & BROTHER
fd FOR RENT, the tenement south side of
eHhHstrcoi fw doors below vaicntn me- uceder Coz.
an excellent stand Tor business occupied by John T. Eeviu
Possession Will be- gwen ON the 1T uf Apni Appy 10
=. 4 ]. 3 JAMES A CO.
mn '-u Globe square
" Esrs AND CRNvATs--A lot Of superior BLACK SATIN
VESTS together with Handsome assortment of CRNVNTs
Just received JNO. VI OWEM
au y. y. srrVcr Agent
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FOR RENT.

"a Mr.. PollOck's three story brick Dwelling
A House with lot and attached street near
the residences y. Mills Esq James T. Heath ED Conway Ro-
binson, ESD sc. Possession June. Property re-
pair Refer to Samuel Reeve, Esq. 23-tf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24

FOX KENI,
M The upper part of the new House next
liz door above Nj Alex. Duvars Dugg Store which Is at
present occupied by Cot Fry who removing to Chaoc
Ne the house wei finished nnd suitable fora family board
ing House The viii be low possession given immediately
Jc Ill ray 4 60.
TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENT
- The spacious Factory on 10Th street.
known as Barclays Factory with III the appuuonanccs
quci othe manufacture OF Tobacco most extensive scale
Tor Fofter which exceedingly socraie enquire Of
ju ls-u PEAkE JONES & WINSTON.
81 FOR RENT-Ihc house Immediately on.
EA rose tc Ruins Of the Eagle Hotel formerly IN the occuuar
ey o the subscribers Shoe store very desirable stand
Tor business and early application be rented low
Apply 10 J. T. WATKINS 4 co. or 10
jus GEORGE w. TOLER
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EORCHARTER
FOR RENT.


- THE MANSION HOUSE FOR RENT
AA This long and well established boariu. house at present
m the occupancy Of Mr. William Hewlett Ioa
ton OF this House beng business n strong
recommendation Some occupants
done fine business and there doubt occu
viii keep really good house good profitable business
std be done. There little doubt number
lie obtained the opened.
be had on the Let day OF October Apply Judah
crs Il Co OF an : DAVID BURLINGTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24
FOR RENT,

81 The two rooms lately occupied by Doctor
s Hartley nearly opposite Wing ofcecalcu!aied for
professional man. small private family Rent good tenant.
Enquire up ap6
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-07-13
NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY.

The anniversary of our National independence
was celebrated in Staunton by the usual demon
STATIONS ofjoy and respect which mark this inn
portant epoch in the history of our country.
The day was ushered in by repeated discharges
ot artillery; and about 10 o'clock the Stanton
1t. Infantry. nndcr the command of Capt. JOHN b.
BALDWIN, assembled in one of tho squares, and
marched to the Courthouse, where the Deleuates
from the several Temperance Societies TO the
County Convention were formed in procession,
with appropriate banners, and escorted them
through some of the principal streets to the Meth
odist T. Church.
The Convention was organized by calling
SAMUEL CLARKE, Esq to the Chair, &c. and a
committee appointed toprepare and report business
for fhe action of the Convention. A recess was
then taken till o'clock for the purpose of ena.
bling the members TO hear the address Of WILLIAM
FRAZIER, Esq at the Presbyterian Church, on the
subject of African Colonization.
Or this address we have already spoken, and we
are pleased to find that the high opinion we ex-
pressed OF 1t, Is sustained by The general voice OF
the large, intelligent, and we may add brilliant
assembly, (foi the Ladies were there by hundreds,
who heard it..
In the evening, our Temperance friends formed
County Association, of which SAMUEL CLARKE,
Esq. was elected President-the Presidents of the
several local societies of the county, Vice Pres-
dents-and ERAsMUs SrRIBLING and JOHN b.
WATTS, Esqaires, Secretaries. The annual meet
ing OF the association is TO be held Or the 4th of
July in each year. and quarterly meetings in the
months of October, January, and April at such
places as may from time 10 time be designated
The Convention, we learn wasably and eloquent.
y addressed by the Rev. Mr.. VElrcH and by the
Rev. MIR. STEvENsoN.-What other proceedings
were had ave have not heard.
In compliance with an invitation extended to
us and others of our fellow -clizens we spent the
evening with the S,aunor 1t. Infantry, who had
amost bouniul pic-nic provided in the lovely and
inviting grove of the Virginia Institution. After
the repast ended, number OF impromp,u
toasts were drank in fine glee by the company
but no note of them has been preserved The In
tantry then returned to town, and after going
through variety of manmuvres, ard some sham
fights, were dismissed, pretty well worn down.
but all delighted with the exercises and fes-
tivities of the day. The Infantry has not made so
good turn out for a long time. and we are en-
couraged to hope from the frcshened zeal and spir-
1t of its members, under its new commander that
a long and bright career of prosperity is opening
upon it,