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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-03
MR., TYLER AND MR.. cALHoys,

II is unreasonable to suppose that these amhi-
tous aspirants for the Locofoco nomination for
the Presidency in lS4S can live together in har-
mony, and we are not surprised, therefore, TO
learn, upon reliable authority, that the jealousy
which has existed between them for some time
past has settled down into strong dstrust and
mutual dislike.
We learn that as late as Friday last gentle.
man from Missouri. formerly Member of Con-
gress from Virginia. had made arrangements to
buy and unite the Madisonian and Spectator, the
new paper to be called the National Union. We
are told that he had secured the Spectator, and
presumed that he was also to have the Madison
ian But all of sudden new phase came over
the spirit of the Tyler dream Unite the two
papers in this way, and the benefit ,oM inure to
the South Carolina wing of the administration
Mr.. Calhoun will have the new organ, while Mr.
Tyler will be bereft of his faithful Madsonian
This must not be. Funds must be raised to keep
the Madisonian a-going, and prevent its sale to
the Calhoun clique!
No sooner conceived than carried out--no
sooner resolved upon than consummated We
learn that thousands Of dollars were raised, and
the Madisonian thus pu. in condition not to be
bought up by, or transferred TO, the Calhoun
clique. That paper of Monday evening an
nounced with flourish that it was not to be sold
nor was it for SALE
We Learn that Mr.. Tyler. whilst in Virginia,
and without condescending to consult Mr. Cal
houn, appointed Mr.. White president of the
Baltimore Tyler Convention in May last) consul
TO Liverpool, in place of Mr.. Haggerty deceased
This was damper to the Secretary of State, who
will not soon get over it. He considered that
oy courtesy and of right it belonged to him to
make this important consular appointment-at
least, that his wishes and feelings ought to have
been consulted in the matter. But not so thought
the Acting President, who has generally assumed
and exercised the right to make the appointments,
even down to the lowest clerkships in the Depart
ments Jealous always of all his Secretaries, he
thought he saw Mr.. Calhoun, who had already
secured Judge Bib, as with hooks of steel, set
ting up for himself and no doubt paid him the in
dignity referred to as rebuke for his presump
ton No doubt Mr.. Calhoun SO interpreted it,
for We learn that whilst waiting at the steamboat
last Friday evening, (which was not to leave un-
til 6 o'clock Saturday morning,) he was informed
that Mr.. Tyler had returned from Virginia, and,
instead of stepping into carriage and proceeding
TO the White House and ascertaining the wishes
of its inmate, he remained on board the boat, and
the next morning proceeded on his journey to
South Carolina, where he will probably remain
several weeks. These things all speak for them
selves, but give no trouble to the Wings, who
will have HENRY CLAY for President after the
4th of March next.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-03

The total number of votes polled yesterday, as
will be seen, is l7,1S5, being an increase over
the Mayors election last fall of 1887 votes and
on the last Governors election, of 1872. The
increase yesterday on the wing ticket is 395
votes, and on the democratic ticket, 1892.
At the Presidential election in 1910, the num-
Der of votes cast was 1893 of which the wings
had 1896, and the democrats, 1897. Democratic
majority, 81.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-03
CAPTAIN STOCKTON's RUsE.

We copied, yesterday, from New Jersey pa
per, brief letter from Captain Stockton, stating
that he had received instructions to be ready to
GO to sea at any moment, and that in consequence
he should 60 Immediately on board Of his vessel.
We believe this is all ruse on the part Of
Captain Stockton, who wishes to carry on his
political operations in the dark. From reliable
source we learn that the Navy Department has
not ordered him to sea. II SO, Captain Stockton's
letter will show how low Captain in our gallant
navy-we rejoice that there are no others like
him-can descend in the way Of deceiving an
honest people by perpetratng partisan trick
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-03

The French vessels of war thu I'D been spend
ing the equinoctial season at Pc COLA left that
port on the 18th ult., after exchau ing saIutes
with the Commandant of the station. The inter-
course between the French officers and the citi-
zens Of Pensacola is said to have been of the most
pleasant character.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-03

The " Roorback Forgery" turns out, as we
most confidently predicted it would, 10 be the
base work of a Locofoco. 1t will be seen, by the
article which we copy from the Albany Evening
Journal, that the torger is Locofoco office holder
Now let US see if the Madisonian, The Globe, and
the Spectator, will dcnounce the base miscreani
as he deserves-or keep on denouncing the editor
of the Evening Journal as The forger, because he
copied the forgery, believing it to be genuine
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-03

There were inspected in the city of Richmond
during the quarter ending on the Both ut $1,000
barrels and 1888 half barrels of superfine Flour.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-03

The New York Tribune says that isaac HILL,
SO long prominent in the politics of New Hamp-
shire, now lies seriously i'll, and is not expected
to recover.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-03

In the city of New York, between The 18th Of
June and the 18th of September, no less than
1888 dogs were put to death by the officers AN.
poihted for that purpose by the corporation.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-03

At Utica, N. Y, on Saturdaylas,, the ground
was covered with snow to the depth OF two or
three inches. In Pittsburg also on Sunday
morning, the ground was covered with snow.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-03

The packet ship Mediator, from New York for
London, takes out S230,000 in specie, and the
Havre packet from New York, S62,5l9.
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SELF-DEsTRUcTIoN The coroner was called
yesterday to hold an inquest on the body of Rob-
ert Hamilton, found dead at his dry good store,
on Market between Main and Second streets.
When the suicide was committed, is not known.
On Saturday morning, the Gazette says, a friend
called at the door of his store, and, finding it
closed, knocked reply was made by Hamil-
ton that he would shortly give him admittance
but, not doing SO, the gentleman passed on.
Next morning, the same friend again called, and
finding the door closed, and no reply being given
to his repeated calls, the cause was suspected
ladder procured, and, through the window over
the entrance, the victim was discovered PROSTATE
on the floor weteriug in his blood. It is said
that four shots from repeating pistol had pene-
traied The forehead The verdict of the inquest
was self.destructon. Mr.. Hamilton is said 10
have been 10 morbid state Of mind some years,
arising. as supposed, from pecuniary reverses
although he is believed never 10 have been in
condition by any means destitute Some say. in
deed, that he has left large property
81. Louis Republican, Sept. "a,
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Relative Wing gain,

BALTIMORE CITY.-We give below the vote
cast in each ward Of Baltimore city yesterday for
Governor We also subjon the vote of 1641 for
the same office:
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-03

The State election in Pennsy lvania takes place
on Tuesday next, the 9Th of October.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-21
BY TOAEH, TOH:sXEA. =. sT.Yyseau.

EpChSJAN 10 an order of the Circuit Superlo,
Sonrt ol Law ano Chanrery. for The county oi Am
nes' PRONOUNCED IN The 3Oih day OF August 1874 in
Tue case OF campbell and Others against Campbell and
"ets we the undersigned, actng Commissioners I'm
Ger Tie aforesaid decree will offer or sale al public anc
uon, on The 10th OF November next. nj the mansion
muse Ut The late John Campbell, decd in the county
~ Amherst. the following tracts OF land 10 vii. Tho
po"h ract supposed To contain hundred and TWEEN
acres, with comfortable and convenient improvements
ga $ Mountain Tract lying on The waters Of Little
i'hV River containing uce hundred and SIX acres -
J7ess Ridge lracts one containing l2i the other l6
acres all IN woods and very rich tobacco land Three
facis on both sides Pny River adjoining the lands of
Edward Nlassle and James w. Campbell cnntainipc by
survey the Inst SO acres the second 2 acres and The
th'rd 81 acresa adjoining. Also onenther Tract called
ohdTess creek Tract, Containing 3l2 acres lyinu ON
the waters OF the south fork Of pny RIVER Also the
Sandy Ridge fmc, containing 10 acres lying on both
sides of the Eye River Turnpike, adjoining Mr W am
Massie's Monebello estate.
The above lands considered valuable of their kind
and viii be sud npn credit of three equal instamenis
oil SIN twelve aud eighteen months the purchasers being
required to give bonds with approved security for the
purchase money. aud the title to be retained hy US until
the whole purchase money is paid.
ANY person wishing IL see the lends will aprly 10
Messrs. George w. Campbell and James Campbell the
eN ors OF The aforesaid Jn". Campbell deed Posses
sion VIII be given on the day of sale Acting as commits
soners viii convey such title only as is vested In Us
by the decree uhder which act.
WILLIAM VI. WALLER,
WILLIAM BOURNE.
Oct. IA tl5No
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REMOVAL.
TgssLEY.s.YS 3 E'gCTO II.

Yatch 1IaLers etreAers and Dedltrs Ia Military dl0
Fancy Goods, LYNcHBUgG, Va.
EEAVE removed from their old stand, which they
4 occupied for twenty nine years, to The corner IA
bove opposite Nichols ( Bell, aud one door below John
e. Mrem's, where they are now prepated TO execute
with despach all orders in their line OF busnesswhelh-
or from jDhigsor Democrats, "Straiyhods" or Stand
fts,s. ihardS or SQHs.
Every order ul be waited with pleasure; but os.
pecially would they invite the attention OF the LADIES
10 their improved and neat establishment, where NAY be
found jEWELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES, Of
the latest patterns aud prices 10 please, together
with a variety of necessary articles, such as superior
Needles Scissors, Pocket Knives, Gold and Silver Spec
iaclcs. Sc. &c.
SEPT. IL Is
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Xa. Drgviss,saond ~ son,

RE now receiving urge aud general assortment
N of GOODS, (abou' Twice as many as can be open,
ed in their lI,use,) Which, having been purchased
for CASH Baltimore, since the decline oil prices can
and will be sold as low at any house IN The upper
country We earnestly eques, the Ladies and Gentle
men Of the surrounding country III examine our Stock
and p,ices The Ladies will find large aud elegant
assortment Of ne,c sy'e Goois aud the Gentlemen eau
be accommodated III good style. We have large stock
Of (;uoJs for Nrctos culhlnr. Blankets, Groceries,
Rants and Shoes. Hats Axes aud other Hardware aud
Cutlery. Earlhen, I'm aud Glass ware, sc, &c.
Amherst Oct, II Is
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.y'DVfCE.

WISH to sell the Tract of Land on which now re
side situated in the county Of Pltsy lvanla, mmedl
ately on the main road leading by WARDS bf'uae 10
which is open and in fine state Of Improvements me oai
ance well mhered, and lies well, with splendid Az :
FIRM HOUSE, large and roomy, well arranged, bnll'
expressly for Tavern keeping, with good Stables nae
Ice house, and all other necessary out houses
p.,snns wishing 10 purchase suc! properly VIII do wei
TO call and EDN ARD LIN iiiNo'i
Aug. Is d"
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Ian. fils, tsnlr.

Z AGAIN offer Tor sale my Farm Ia The county q
Amherst, - miles west ii New GMs5aw afl 1m
IN the lands of John Penn, T.. Mathews aua others
eanainI $50 acres. of winch about 10 acres Is cleJ, bot
tom suitable for tobacco.
Tins Land being originally Of good quality. is easil,
improved, and can he madea desirable hme. MI
sell great bargain ia this property. and make he pay
ueals easy. For lurher particulars apply 10 hles.fs
K III. lmsley, Amherst caurl huuso. OF 10 NlGnm
kasht, living on The premises, who Viii show Tie land
Ia persons wishing 10 purchase.
Should purchaser not be bad for this Land, beft,
the lata day Of November next viii then elier il a;
public anctou before the Court house dor Of Aaher,t
Icing court day. aud fno sill, il wil re- ft,ed r. f.,
ensuing Year Possession gwen on the Isl day af anu-
airy neNi. JAS. II. BEO9KlAG.
Oct IAN
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FOE .S.EEE,

A PLANTATION near The Forest road, adjoining
"a John Goode and ". H. Lowry, containing q .
A c r i. 5 of which from 40 10 90 Is IN woods,
The Improvements consist Off god fencing and
hewcd log house, and other out-honses, Terms one
hall cash. balance and years, or longer time ON the
whole, purchase money bearing interest from date.
WM. NJ. BUkNELL.
Liberty Bedford. Sept. 2 Is
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NGE'sa,zf.

H(Y virtue of deed If trust, tXecuad to the snb-
- scrbers by A. B. Warwick. aing date the 3rd
Ut Octo5er Sl3, and OF record clerks ullice ol
the court OF Nelson county, 10 debt due Pc
tiers Read, we, either o u.s. viii proceed t. sell or
cash. On Monday the @Slh day Of the present month.
which will be October county court. the property therein
named, To wiz Bob bay SLAVE, and Mary girl
The tile 10 which said properly believe 10 be
good but will only convey to the purchaser purcha-
sers, such as is vested In us by the deed aforesaid.
WILSON PETERS, r
CHARLES {. NlNGFlELD, 5 i''S'es'
Oct ii 1850
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SMITHS TOOTgIACiEE POWDER.
.ur. .7bMer n. gEilHs,

I'AkE NOTICE, that shall the 10th day of
Il November, 1874 al the dwelling house OF Car
rett Newman, in the county Of Bedford, take the dep-
sl'lon OF the said Newman to be read evidence on
Vie TRIAL OF the suit depending in the circuit superior
c"un o' law and chancery ior The county aforesaid,
wherein you are plaintiff, and am defendant.
BuRWELL G. WITT.
Oct. 10 I'm
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10y virtue and in pursuance Of decree Of the circuit
I'D superior court OF law aud ctaacery for Amherst
county pronounced u The Sth Of Octuber 1871, In the
case OF Rht A. Smiley paiut. aud i'lzarro Edmunds
Christopher L. Estes aud liaod Is. Scott, deen.
daus, The Undersigned, appointed a commissioner for
that PURPOSE WILL IN The iourln Monday ia November
next In heown Of I.uvingsen, and beiUrc The troni
dor Of The courthouse in said aen. SILL TO the highest
bidder, Tor cash the BRICK BUILDING III SAID town,
known as The Methodist Church.
STERLING CLAIBORNE, Commissioner Sc
Oct II ION
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FREE PAPERS E.e,ST.

vNllE subscriber had his chest broken open Friday
l. night last, at his boat, the river. at Lyuthbura,
and Tied OF lis contents, consisting I'll a small quantity
money, all OF his clothes, and his Free Papers Any
one returning the Papers TO ae, leaving them at }
Is. Reiw ick & Co.'S shall BE- literally rewarded
JAMES MERCHANT,
Il free man Of Color
Rockbridge, Oct IA. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-21
COM MssSroNE75' SALE.

10y VIRTUE Of decree Of the county court ol
I'D Campbell. pionounced at the August term Of said
court 1911, the Undersigned appointed commissioners
for the purpose. will proceed 10 sell, by way q pl5e
anciion To the highest bidder, Monday the l0h DAY
Of November next Chat being court day. front OF the
courthouse of said county. the following valuable
SLAVES, VIZ: Lewis, n,an: Sucky, a woman, and
her child Betty, Amy, woman; Jane and Lucy, girls.
Terms accommodating aud male known on the day oil
sale. GEORGE ID. JASPER, c,
ROBERT JOHNSON, 5 ''' -
Oct II hon
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YSD s.SEsN2EEE2@.

A SUPPLY of log Skins Morocco Skins, Web
"a blng Bits Sdrrups, Buckles, Bosses and variety
o other Goods required by SaddIers, just opened aud for
sale cheap ii. b. y W. \. RICHARDS.
Sent -
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40 Ssae Farmers.

| HAVE on hand very superior Cast Steel Axes
= which will DC sold very low. d. W. MOORE.
Sign OF the BIZ lIeher.
Del. Ia
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FOE EslsN T..

I,IIE ensuing year house aud lot al Campbell caur
l. house. For particulars apply to JOSIAH Shepperson,
Esq, the premises or 10 the Subscriber at iifIiiaA
cuuu house There is attached to The premises tract
M several hundred acres of Land which viii also he rent
ed upo, accommodating terms. A. 5. REID.
Oct II Ow
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pAEE5RL41 -.

pALG0NL-1sa.
fENIIE undersigned still continues the business A. the
4 the old stand doors above John q. Meem'- Stoie,
where he invites his friends and The Public 10 call.
WILLIAM CLANCY.
Ang 5 Is
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no Our Western Friends.

WYE WILL give the highest Market prices fo'
w Dccon, " DOL, Wool Rolls. Feathers aud Bee
Wax. b. I. TlNSLEf s co.
July % Is
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AloNnsp f."".,.-- TOTO
With him upnn this renewal Of negotiation with the
Spanish Minister There arc vaIons symptoms tmt, II
do come To arrangement, there Will be Large par
~ IN the country dissatisfied with concessions from
the Rio del Norle 10 the Sublime, lie Gull ot Mexico.
lie desired me TO aud converse with Geaerl Jack
the subject, aud 10 ask couddenaily his cpn
ion."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-21

~ % r. e FL
fH,IIE subscriber having returned to Lynchbnrg. he
Will remain here I'LL the first Of November, during
which tine he will pay very liberal prices Tor
N0Wn@ Negroes
or both sexes Gentlemen who have the above property
for sale would do well call on him slous 10 their
selling as he is determined not to be under The Rich
mond market prices which prices are very hard 10 Oh,
tain ia this section OF country.
can be fond at The Franklin Hotel, or at Messrs
'ralbu &, Ianiers Auction aud Commission Store.
GEO. DAVIS.
Oc:. "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-21

stlX Barrel Revolving Pistols
- lyry SETS Knives aud Forks, 81 pieces, at from
10 $50 per- sell
Splendid SETS of Tea Boards
Plated and Britannia Casters
Green Window Blinds, assorted sizes
And general assortment Of Wood Ware, Mats, Sc.
Just opened, and for sale, by
IL. b. s. W. RICHARDS.
Oct. Is
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FnneuAnv 2, 1919.

81 called on General Jackson. AMI mnniijnod in con
idenro him the si1e OF the negotiation with the Spun
lsh Minister aud what had offered him Tor the west
boundary, aud asked his opinion of II. lie thoupht
The friends Of the Administration would be satisfied with
II, but that their advesles would IT severely,
aud make occasion or opposition ram II. lie thought
even that it would bring again IN collision with the
Indians, whom are removing west u the Mississippi
But as we had map could not give him precise
idea of the proposed line, by description and he
promised 10 call my use lomorrow morning at ten,
and look ii over upon the map"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-05

r G.. GREGORY & CO., Managers No. lol
y. Main ST., Richmond.
Splc,tJid Lotteries for December 1914.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 40, 10 be drawn
at Alexandria Saturday, Dec.7 1874 - Nos, II
drawn ballots.
Grand Scheme.
One Capital Prize of $4,000; | prize OF
10000 5, 500 A, 900, 3000 of 500, 10 of 200,
100 OF 1000, 100 of 400, &c, sc. Tickets only
$40; Halves 5; Qrs , 90 A certificate OF a
package of % whole tickets $40; do. do. half
tickets 70; do do Quarter tickets 80.
Alexandra Lottery, Glass No. A, TO be drawn
at Alexandra, Saturday, 18th December, 1911. 10
numbers and IA drawn ballots.
Grand Scheme.
One Capital Prize Of $4,000, l of 10000, OF
5000. Of 1000, $1,000 $500, 1000, 1900 %
of 1000 Tickets $40; Halves 5; Qrs. 81; a
Sl2o; do. do 25 Half Tickets 60; do. do %
Quarter Tickets 30.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 49, to be drawn at
Alexandria, Saturday, December 2lst, lS1i 10
Nos.-l2 drawn.
Srle,miI Scheme.
One capital prize OF S3O. 900 5000, 5000, LAO,
5000. $500, 5000, 80 of 1000 each and MANY
Of 500, 300, 300, 100, &c. &c. Tickets Si0
halves s. quarters , 30. A certificate OF pack
age of 5 whole tickets $780, IS halves SOS; 25
quarters $50 80.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 46, to be drawn
at Alexandria, Saturday, December % 1874.
70 Nos, ii drawn ballots. Grand Scheme
Grand Capital Prize of $4,000, OF 10000,
of 5000, of 5000, of $500, of $500, of
1000, of 1869, of 600, Of 1900 9 of $50
2of 1900, 20 of 1000 200 Of 500, and many OF
400 300, $50, 100, &C., sc. Tickets only $40,
halves s., quarters 50 so. A certificate of
package OF % whole tickets $3.50; 20 halftickels
S65 % quarter tickets $50 80.
u Orders for Tickets, and Shares. and Certi-
fcates of Packages in The above splendid Lolte-
ries, will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account of each drawing will be sent, when
requested, to all who may order Tickets from US.
J. G. GREGORY e. CO.,
Nov. 2l--2awd&c Managers, Richmond, Va,