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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16
tain the honor and interest of the coun.

tain the honor and interest Of the coun
try.
Inherting the principles as we'll as the
name of father who with Washington on
the fields OF Trenton and of Monmouth per
lied life in the contest for Liber ty-and af
forwards as Senator Of the u. S., acted
with Washington in establishing and per
petuating that NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Freling
huysen by ms course as Attorney General
of the State Of New Jersey for twelve years
and subsequently as Senator of the U. S
for several years. was always strenuous, on
the side OF law, order, and the Constitution
while as private man, his head, his hand
and his heart have been given without stint
to the cause Of Morals, Education, Philan.
thropy and Religion.
Gov. METCALFE, OF KY, then SPOKE for
Henry Clay and Kentucky and the wings Of
the Union, in speech full Of humor and
good sense. The contrast drawn between
him and MIR Van Buren, made the welk:n
ring, while the bonds Of Union which should
keep the States together were pctared forth
in manner which touched all hearts -
These States, said Mr. Metcallc, will lock
arms for Henry Clay, and Henry Clay has
an arm and u heart that can reach all of
them.
Mr. BERRIEN. OF Ca, who had been called
out many times, reluctantly rose, because
unwilling to detain those around him. Mr.
b. said he could cordially thank his Creator
for the work which had been this day done.
| can say, said Mr. b., | have lived long
enough when have seen an assembly SO
emil ghtened, SO determined and so patriotic
as this. His heart swelled with gratitude
TO the giver OF all goud for the scene around
him.
Mr. B. spoke ioelingly of the Union and
o. The nominations made, and he trusted
that the approving voice OF this convention
would be sanctioned by the approving voice
oil Heaven
Mr. LAWRENCE, Of Mass. proposed the
thanks OF this convention for the elegant
hospitality provided by the citizens of Bal
timore to the members of this convention
The Resolution was unanimously agreed
to.
Mr. STANLEY. Of n C. was called for and
answered in few but happy words for old
RIP Van Wrinkle.
Mr. LEIGH, of Va, could not get off with
out few words for the 'Old Dominion. =
lie spoke encouragingly for the State he
came from, and amusingly Of John Tyler.
The Wing Editors OF Baltimore were
thanked by resolution for the faciit IS th5y
had afforded in communicating intelligence
to the people.
Mr. john JOHNSON, of Ohio, said word in
conclusion, when loud, long and many
cheers followed for HENRY CLAY and
THEODORE FRELINGHu YSEN.
The Convention then adj ourned SINE de.
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LAND S.4LES.

NOTICE is hereby given that section
~ sixteen, situate on the big Island be-
low Burlington, will be offered for sale al
Oquawka, on the 22d May inst. Said Sec
ton is divided in lots from thirty eight
to sixty eight acres, and appraised from
one dollar to two dollars and fifty cent.
per acre. Terms of sale-cash, with a
privilege of borrowing the amount purchas
cd for. A. MARSHAL,
NAV l6-1t School Com.
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A CARD.

.DR A. A. STULL offers his professional
- services to the citizens Of Burlington
and vicinity.
He hopes by strict attention to his pro
ression to merit a share OF the public pat
ronuge. His office is on Washington street,
ono door west of Mai:: street, Burlington
Iowa
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TAKEN UP by Wesley Metler in Wayne
l. Township, Henry county Iowa, a
black horse, six years old this spring, six
teen hands high, both hind feet white, a
star in the forehead, a very small snip on
the nose, scar on the right shoulder and
some Jumps on the right leg. Appraised
at sixty dollars before James Woodwork
Esq, 10Th April, 1914.
Attest-E. KILLPATRICK, elk.
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Territory Of iopa,
Henry County, set.
District court for said county. to the June
Term, 1914.
Richard Edwards Assumpsit
William Millard. Attachment.
TNfIE defendant will take notice that on
l. the Gath day of November, 1913, a
writ of attachment was issued out of the
Office of the clerk o! the District Court for
said county in this casa, against the lands,
tenements, &c. of the said defendant for
the sum of ffty-four dollars and twenty.
five cents, which writ OF attachment was
returned into said court at the March
Term, 1914, levied on the following des.
cribed land in said county, to wit: N. w.
or. N. f. or. sec. 90, L. 70, r. {, and the
n. J N. IS. w. Or. N. E. or. sec. 20, Il.
10, X. I, in all fifty acres.
Now unless the said defendant shall ap.
pear and plead to the said plaintiffs action
before the next term of said court to be
holden on the 4th Monday in June next, at
Mount Pleasant in said county, judgment
will. be entered against him and the estate
SO attached will be sold to satisfy The
same with costs.
E. KILLPATRICK,
Clerk Of said court.
G.. w. Teas, PITTS atty.
mav2-tf Az
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Fashionable MilIiner ana Dress

MISS s. J. RICHESON would respect
N rullv inform the citizens Of Burning.
,on and vicinity hat she has commenced
~ hove business in all its various branch
-, Third between Wash ngton and Jef-
Sa,son streets. in the house with Mrs Jordan
E.o,,, her experience in business she hopes
80 1--WE general satisfaction, and from hei
s;ssosition to please she hopes to merit q
share Of public patronage.
n. B. Repairing done on the shortest no
.;aa.nd an the most reasonable terms.
Burlington, April ll-em
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Baptist General Association.
15The annual meeting of the Iowa Bap
list Association will be held at Mount Plea
SAINT, Henry County, on Friday the 3lst
inst. JOS. T. FALES, Clerk.
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REGULAR PACKET
Betueen st. Louis, Nauroo, Fort Madison.
Burlington, Oqua,cka, Bloomington Rock
Ist4nd. Galena, Dubuque, Potosi, Prdi-
rte du Chen and all intermediate
landings.
a THE new and splendid
y2EEl.lc Steamer "MENDOTA,"
xTzxEEIEx Robt. A. Reilly, Master.
will ply as regular packet between the
above ports, commencing her trips on the
opening Of navigation. and being Of very
light draught will run throughout the sea-
son.
This boat has been built expressly TO
run on the Upper Mississippi; her accommo'
dations, both for cabin and deck pass ,ngers,
RE superior; she is provided with Evans
safety guard, to prevent the explosion OF
boilers. The officers and owners Of the
''Mcndota, respectfully assure those, who
may favor them with their patronage. that
every exortion, will be used TO give salts
N ction.
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On the receipt of the news of the
nomination OF CLAY AND FIRE.
LINGHUYSEN" at Cincinnati, sa-
lutte of one hundred guns was fired.
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Territory Of Io,oa,
Henry county, set. !
District Court Of said county, June Term,
IS4l.
Sarah E: Darnell'l In Chance caancsry
Sanford D Darnell. for Divorce.
YHyHE said sanford Darrell will hereby
take notice that on tho 10Th day OF
December, 1913, the said Saran +. Da.nell
filed in the office Of the Clerk o. the Dis
tr;ct court aforesaid her petition or bill oil
complaint against him in the above entitled
suit, praying divorce from the bonds OF
matrimony for the following cause, to wit:
the wilful desertion Of the said Sanford
Darnell for more than one year without
any Just cause or provocation. And unless
the SAID sanford Darncll shall be and appear
before said court at the term thereof to be
begun and holden at Mount Pleasant in
said county, on the fourth Monday in June
1914, and answer the said complainant
bill, the same will be taken as confessed
and decree entered accordingly.
T.. FITZPATRICK, Clerk.
Wallace s. Munger, compt, soils.
ap1S-St Al
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MEe NEo II
ES q

1T THE regular monthly meeting OF the
Darlington Mechanics Institute will take
place on Monday evening next at the city
school room at 7 O'Clock
may 10 w WEBER, Sec'y.
GaZ copy
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Clay Club.

A meeting of the Club will be held on
the last Saturday in May at the UNION
SCHOOL HOUSE. Addresses and songs
may be expected.
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ICE! ICE!l ICE!!!
Burlington Iron Foundry.

THIS establishment having been recently
4 enlarged and put in more complete or
der than heretofore, is now prepared to fill
all orders with accuracy and despatch.
Persons in want of any description OF
Castings, including Mil Irons, hollolc pare,
plough Irons, and all other articles usually
manufactured at such an establishment
will find it for their interest to call on the
undersigned. c. HENDRIX u co.
Burlington, May 16, BILLY 81
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staple Dry Goods!

TUS'r received and Tor safe, very uesIfd-
d ble assortment of Prints, Ginghams,
Lawns, beached and brown sheetlngs and
shifting, apron Checks, Cotton Yarns, Dye
stuffs, sc.
Boots and shoes, Butts and screws, Now
inc, Brush and Grain Scythes, scythe stones
Sickles, &c. all Of which will be sold cheap
for cash or produce
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(OATINErS & Hard Times.--I5 ps.
~ Satnets and Hardtimes, for sale ex'
tremely low by pAsin
Now ar E8.~s W. tEHfss- 20,
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i1leO,

1t this city on Monday last, Mrs MARGA
RET, wife OF Mr. stephen Hay
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DOZ Wooden Buckets. &e
doz Cedar Wash Tubs.
Pine sif 90
For sale by B. T. DAVID.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TNREASURE Trove, Hercules, Hardy
Il and Arthur, Eugene Sues last novels.
Clav's Life, Clay Minstrel, Life of Jack
son, No. a, &C., &c. just received and for
sale at publishers prices by
]. f. TALLANT-
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SALT-75 sacks G.. A. Salt, for sale by
~ B. r. DAVID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26

This is ore OF the issues OF the present Spring Elec
ton The next session Of the Legislature Will have
10 elect Senator OF the United States. Shall we hayc
w C. Riyes fastened upon Us The New York Fri
bgrc gives Us schedule o! the rrcsen,Senate, which
claims - Whi,s-23 Democrats aor in the Senate
There are l. Senator's whose terms expire in ISIS -
onv oC these are Republicans who wilt in sll proba-
biIi,y be re elected and thirteen Fcds-oi whom "
shall! probably gain al all events, AND including MIR
Rives. (Which would maze parties stand, > Demo
cra,s, "a Eeds-i majority If we gam bu, 4 in the
other States, and lose Senator the parties would
stand 26 ga lie. Upon Mr. Rvess place, therefore,
nav depend the majority o. the Senate. According
Virginia goes this Spring, may have majority in
the Senate cooperate with President, 10
,cract the usurpaons of the Federal Dictator
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26
FOR TIE ES'Q rIRER.
To Me Gorsrnor and Council Of rirgiais.


Gentlemen II there is truth in the rumor, that
Judge Christian has been nominated by the President t.
the Senate, TO fill the vacancy occasoned By the ap
pointmeut OF Judge Mason to the Navy Department. il
will be your duty 10 supply the vacancy which will occur
by the acceptance of Judge Christian.
Permit 10 bring 10 your most respectful cons der
alton IN individual, who is in my o?nion every way
fitted for the Office Of Judge, ANA whose appointment,
would doubt be very agreeable to those interested
[ aude to Cater NJ Brlxton, ESQ, OF the Oldest
aad abes practitioners of the Bar in the District Ii
him are united the age talent and standing, that would
appear TO designate him the ind.S.cai upon " hose
shoulders the mantle Of Judge would fall with pecu
liar fitness and grace-his head and heart would adorr
the ermne-in hin are most happily blended the 'sua
cior in modo with the artter in re"-aad while yol
would be besowiDg the Office one, every way fitted
for it, you would be doing what | am would be ,c
your feelings exceedingly grateful comforting it where
i, would be very accep!aoefor paramount reasons, &c
which am sure you are not entire strangers
Should be urged that he does no. reside in the dis
trict can be said that in it is his country residence
and tina! he can be there il twcn,y-four hours ate,
his appointment, ent;rtiy eaa permanently.
May as; OF YOU just consideration OF tie claims
Of this nominee Most respectfully,
March %, lci4 KING < QUEEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26

ia rms rDfrOES = TBr F.E9Ci6TR.
Gentlemen. IV.ns ose1 year PER- o ~ Itn Instant on
to-day vnnI ms mentioned Ia communication hr
anonymous Republican, giving an account ct the poi
discussion that aKins William Courthouse
February and beg leave correct ?ondtnt
statements regard 10 myself "Rrpnblcan" ~
mistaken IL saying Maor Dahney was called o and quickly
returned" Col u. nabney who va, called oG
ana lucNy returned as that gentleman mas 'on me- one :"
he Democrats hinkn. that Mr. Dane-who was speasins al
the had occupied his u share Of the day. eassd Col a
hy 10 ne CARED ont IN order TO consult "htlhef OF o
should step nm; anu Col pabney after having very bey
pace u L9' her Tie Courthouse III some me aief '
cirence ana without knowledge thereof waited Just
long enJu-h or pause in Mr. Seddons speech 10 address HIM
spoke in le most respectful ie'ns capable Of expressed
regrets 0 the y OF u'enUp'm, HIM. and the
ns aanst the masIstracy OF ne county for permitting the
Courthouse Court DAY he is appropriate
men ao stated That hey We're IN attendance from distance If
twenty odd miles, Witnesses III criminal
ihen there the teod time IN consequence OF the failure OF form
ing an C"r on Icy 'pohtei ano Inc case Wa
tired them tey would Or compelled 10 attend another
lay they wished 10 have business done IN Court Feeling
'- business OF these remarks ami whaI The weather being
good dug iurrled me 10 VIZ Seldom what did
requested hm p"eg 10 give place 10 ne ou.' nor on NJ. "h
ACCOUNT; hni account Of Others. and iGt the reasons be
stated 30 fr as concerned, individually, desired Mr.
srhaoh Ia continue 20 address Tue people "Ie ne WA o vas
tul with him all tie distinguishing and, a think vital
between i rival competitors FOX The Cb ef Ma-s,racy of
coHrdericy at ths me and ardent: o5srd Ia M PAT
rotc and powerful Efforts III, country red
VITA success Republican IS likewise mistaken saying Wa
Dabney refused 20 yield yielded intended, al
ielG the smutaneo proceeding
uudy persons who spoke the and Immediately
de,sed and withdrew Republican, g
my political That very reasonable for
plain and humble and do neither aspire de-
office of honor profit the Gift II country and,
therefore have aid much The stec: Of politics For
his information however and others IN his situaton aver ta,
uniformly Rights parry: that 1--we
lately acted Chairman Calhoun and that. although
Mr. Van Buren is choice resolved 10 vote Tor him,
should be OF the Baltimore Convention any
ton 10 Mr. Clay other man entertaining Nh GAYS po-
opinions THOMAS DABNEY.
N4rrh 18th
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26
TO THE EDITORS OF THE Eve UIRER.
That same old Coon and RnfOou

At the Wing exhibition IN the Club house last nigh.
the performances of the usual character The
farce commenced with vitupera,on, slang and false
hood with an interlude Of stale anecdotes, the par
Of the itineran bu ifoons. Ny principal object writ,
ing THIS TO inform the public, that o les mantle ha
fallen on one that out !le,ods that celebrated
prince If lumbrgs Would you believe ii, thathIs
countenaaced he IS by tn. Whig, had The sasuranc
10 state that Nj Van Buren,, while ffesidnt OF the
United States, was in the habit OF getting has wa;ct
repaired the public expense Yes. he otiere;
show the documents, and SAID that lie was at Wash
ington when the commttee appointed by Congress ex
amirej into Osles statement and that the committee
found the facts twice bad as Ogle s;ated-and ST
failed 10 report In the list cited, he stalled $50 for
repairing ,he Presidents watch, ) horse buckets for
stable i2i cents for broom, &c All this he stated
before Wing audience. who tried to hu2za II into
truth, bu, failed 50 signay that one prominent Wing
said he wished he had lie; That lie alone. 10 as
paign 20 be designated the lying campaign, as humbug
laws claim to 1910; Having heard that primo pies were
10 be discussed IN this campaign, and that Bank and
Tar,a were be brough; before the people, our ora
tors were prepared these issues; but, II ha:
assumed new front, and falsehood is characterize
it. trust ha, the Buckeye and Pump5orer will tie left
alon. in their glory. Ii SECRET RlO.
Ueiqe:dag g.0rHts.y, .hgYth 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26
TILE LEGISLATIVE OF ONO.

The Legislature adjourned on the 18Th inst. The Co
lumbus Statesman says that THE Coons left with every
symptom of confusion, detection and dsafecton witt
one another 1t also SAYS thai never have wit
messed the close Of a session where friends paret
with more good feeling, confidence in the brigh
future or better convinced that their action whole
was sustained by public sentiment. They left deter
mined to rally as man. and the State from The
grasp of such Henry Clay, and its honor from
the dissertation Of his corrupting principles"
Than to the Democratic Senate, they blasted the in
ordinate hopes Of the Bankers The State Stock pro
iect was indefinitely postponed 90 to 10. The Chilli
co;he Dank, he Bank at McConnesYe, the Bank o.
Ohio, the Hooking Valley Bank the Franklin Bank, arc
the ScubeDyc Bank were all rejected The y. YORK
Herald SAYS THIS amounts complete destruction
of all these new banking movements The State Of
Ohio would have been flooded with another mass OF
worthless paper monev, had the Senate passed al! tie
bill, incorporating bark- that from the lower
(H1gl House. In the f7st place, there the Tree
BAN; log system 90 carr: On "ic! Otto STATE stock:
were 10 be deposited with the State Auditor hen there
was Tie State Bank System, wi:h capital oil ten mil
lions with branches in all parts OF the State, and last
" there nearly dozen bills to incorporate bank:
on tie old system. These all los. in The Senate
and The State saved from The effects OF another delugc
shinp!as!er currency" Democratic Senate has saved
Ohio irom the mischieyoGs projects OF Wing House
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26

ror did expect ia. he mond fad II necessary D
becoming to remind ms political trends OF the homeiy
old adage, that "honesy is the best policy oo'h IN pub
l'c and private affairs, IN disregard OF winch, as ne
their lips"
After snch disclosure, sustained and demonstrated
by The strongest circumsaalial evidence with "ha'
face can this patty again seek the confidence OF The
frank, honorable, high-mndet, trn,ov'ng people OF
vug'nin; Wl not the people tell them, N burst
ofindgnant ieei,ng-"We may be mistake N our ops.
Mons about some OF the measures Of Government-bu '
VIVA! we will ever require of those who seek our sup
port honesty, csndor and fardeal'ng IN these re-
spec,s, you have deceived once-ftGt vas your
iault-if you deceive us again, Ii Will De oaFs-oif
trust in you is gone forever until repentance and re-
formation shall restore it, THRAsl BULUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26

u br a vote Of l27 to al OF these las, all were
Wings, except sand these the same as the
,soye-except that Lyons of Michigan did not vote,
md Wheaton of New York did vote on that side We
sa these statistics to show the People Of the South,
nbo are their best friends in the Norih.-Among the
,aes is John P Kennedy Of Maryland (Wh'g.) Cling
man of ~ Carolina (Whis) moved to divide the Pad
Resolution and failed OF course. White OF Kentucky
altered ., last and voted against the last resolution
Oov Wings in the non. savehold'ng States voted
IN Us Judge ye then, People Of Virginia, hetwee n
mo Two parties Say who are the Natural Allies of
40 democracy Of the South, the Wings or the Deno-
..,s OF The North The friends Of Van Buren, o, the
..onds OF Clay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26
EoR TIE E.Tq wIRER.
.Prblish iae Pr ut aye, hu; ii your tev:
...ro L., Ia th---s.rN- /; fnr fnN n Il.

I. vice too hi!h---setv- il for the next.
The Editors OF the Wig seem 10 have c!sregatced
III, ,I,,c advice OF Pope, or the p:essn. generation
rou,d never have been favored wh The stn9u'aT re-
vol l,ons contained IL the letter OF the Hon N'iioush
by Esrtoa /, seems. indeed, this letter was
never intended 70. any eyes but those o te mn
and the f-thfu and only found It's way INTO tne puo'3
nrnts BIZ the nadyerteEce of lie gentlemen to whom
II vas addressed, wao commenced, Without fsa@'"s -
u the public notice
The d smoc,ai,c party required such evidence IL
convince them of the tricks, decePhon5 and iasehooG
prac,ised by Their opponents IN the e7ermeHo'aois
campainn Of lS40 They charged home upon them
the time that ;hey we're endeayoTlng to bsgue the Peo
rio of VIRGINIA into the supper, of measures, to which
thew we're decidedly aGd rrevocably opposed; 'hat
,bev sncceeded in acquiring the reins o! Govern
meat thew would al once plunge The country INTO Al
the mise.iss disasters, expressions and 'n]usce 81
urea, Nationa! Bank and high Protective isiH,-
Th;s was denied at the time, with strong eDeiass-
bn, no sooner did they obtain power than with inde
cent and foresaling haste. they calico an Ezra 4es
s,op of Conrress 70! The express purpose OF carrying
~, ,hece measures, with others almost equally oo
nosiou5.
When such measures were adopted, by sae very mei
rso in he canvas. had earnestly tsciaimed them
.hs scales bcg.r 10 fall from The eyes OF many eoo
mon and t,re who Yo,ed With the party IN the eiec
of 1910 ard they Indignantly fed iron. iis Ia =
smb-ares IN I54l But li,t'e did We then dream tn
we should so soon have pcst'e testimony, comm
from the actors themselves N this unho'y sehe'ne'
e tue We had seen letter from J. H. Peasants, il
shicb b. strong implication he charges hs party wit
;emoorIzng with :hsr principles for The SAFE Of cce
and we had been ,old that John Minor Bots hic re
fused IA frank the Address Of The wing Convention
Isto because Of its dsce p,oos character; but We Ia
ha,diy ezpec.ed 10 hear from consp cuocs me mbe
rd cbamnion Of TIE party, AZ this ConEention com
ossd Ne il was Of the elite: Of these no claim for the n
selves all he talents and al The decency-thatt va
entirely wanting N cando aud hTmnsss' ana sP'eaa :,
,he obscure vul,ure - the este eagle and from tn
little lom.,i, mouse TO The swelling cackfng goose;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26
W. nave reeeived the proeesa.ngs Of lhe Charlone

We have received the proceedings Of the Charot,es-
vii. Convention, which nominated Gen W. F. Cor.
don as candidate for Congress. lie is already on
his walk The Lynchbatg Republican, Of the 2lst,
says "boih the candidates (Gorcon and Goggin) ad-
dressed The pcnpl- OF Amherst at their Cout-house on
Monday last. Democratic friend informs that
Gen G go, very decidedly the better Of the Wing
champion. heir next pass Of arms was to oe al
Bedford.
We are happy 10 see. that the Democrats of Abe
marie, on the day Of the Charlottesville Convention
nominated Massrs Tucker Coles and Shelton f Lake
as the; candidates for the county.