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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28
IN CMAXCEgY.-visc>r4:-.n Hanover County Court April

IN Observation-Disclosures Hanover County Count. April
4 I'D, l-,i
Tlona- stanley Plaintiff.
against
Abraham Stanley Fanny Stanley, Jonathan Stanley. nd'
Crew. Lo i.uGa stanley Frederick sany, Ewcoi stan
~ Maria Stanley and Matilda Stanley. which said Fred-rk,
Ei,vona aad Matilda, heirs Joshua Stanley, H.
Melton and Mary Ann hi. vie, Garland callahan and Fleming
ahan, winch sad Mary ann Garland amt Fleming, Inc
Nancy Callahan, deceased who .hncy STANLEY, Johh
St.Icy and Joshua Crew and Miliy his wife, VIM WY
Stanley lnd which said John aud My the heirs Of I'll
stanley deceased, bcirtdaniS:
The Plaintiff day flied his bill, and The Defendants Abra
Stanley and Fanny STANLEY flied their answer 10 which tr
Plaintiff replied coneriy and appearing Ia The satisfaction o
Court that The DEFENDANTS Junaa Stanley HGGl tfeW
Frederick stanley, EHnod Sau'y, Mara STANLEY, MARTHA
Saney Melton aud Mary Ann bS Wife Garland Gala
Fleming Cniah4n. Joshua Crew and Miily his WIFE, hud
John Stanley inhtbans oi This Commonwealth and
failing te appearance aud give security according
Assembly made aud provided, the Coun
d,tI cr.6r, that unless The sand Drrndants s III their
praancc, and tile t and give rcn,ity aforesaid
Gay iIs Cunt, he held in the month
jane the Coat val 10 them, take the PLAINTIFF bill m
confessed decree the matter thereof copy this or a
10. eight previously posted nj the font
the Court house al this aud INSERTED IN some
of the newspapers published tl- city Richmond of
Time, n Copy-le>te,
WA. .. WINSTON. ID. &. II. e.
Ami lli-vsW
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JOHN F. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OFFICE

Opposite fAt EzthdnEE Hplt, HIeHWVNH, y Il.
an The ls May j. f. w. opened his Once, and, up To-
~ time had of luck in selling prizes almost
unparalleled s by the least acquainted
with the matter that Richmond Is peculiarly favored by The
Deity of Lotteries More prizes and larger Ones sold here
than in any cy thr Uicn. Word has made g!oriois
beginning and appearances, VIII 20 ncasIn.
day the number Of his until ii Will
only have ticket from his office 10 insure
hountul relun Of that most indispensable OF all atces-
MONEY
slight sketch principal Schemes 10 be drawn in June
given below. The leading Capitals only are menone-ou
remember that rery Scheme HALF MILLION OF
DOLLARS IN PRIZES
Resides Lotteries, draw Saturday during the
month"; F. w sells smaller Scrmes, thai draw every
day in the week-Cap,a ranging from 81 900 To s00JOPrce
IS. will observe, that, by
hitting Word, yon can he accommodated
Tickets sngy by the package sold by me IN te same
they sold by the Managers other rcndrr IN
Richmond Orders from any part Of the country attended TO
pumpy-and ecery the confidence cbserred.
BE particular, and address JOHN +. WoRp,
New Lottery Vender Richmond, Va.
In The 9f postage being pad am very particular
all !e,.ers addressed above viii be attended TO.
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r ATE ARRIvALS.-W. & f. r. CARPENTER, No J, TX
- change Block. invite the attention OF Merchants vsne 1ns
IA The os splendid of Bonnets and Hats ever
,hib; in market, comprising all the different yles III
Willow Cypress and fashionable Goods Of every deserpon
Thcy additions their Stock direct IRON
their Mandatory and determined 10 offer them Tor CASH. rs
o'. ~, ' ~ " ~ l06-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28

NEW MARKET FOR SALR.lmrsuan To the provisions of 4
deed executed the subscriber by Thomas aSr
Elizabeth T. his wife, for the o securing 10 atxan-
DER Campbell hrftn men
toned and duly recorded III the Clerks office Of Goociand coi-
" shall compliance herewith on The 2fth day n June,
1874 nreed SELL pubic auction The highest bidder,
the premises the Tract of Land which the SAID Mas.
81. o resides ravedam creek i'll the county Of
och!and called by Of New Market, containing six
ndr acres and adjoining the lands Of the late
Mrs. Ann harris, Stephen Woodson and others.
The Dwelling House large and convenient, well suited for
the accommodation OF large family, with all necessary Out
houses attached thereto, good Barn. with excellent Thrash
IN. Machine Tobacco Houses recently erected, win The
requisite, for securing large crop The land Is wei
adap,ed the usual o the ncchborhood
snc rs Tubacco Wheat, Oats, &C. ana Is susceptible OF
improvement Persons disposed 10 purchase VIII
view premises before m. day of sale, which Will b. III wn
asc the subscriber The litle To tins properly y he
eyed unqI-s The undesgned acting TrIs-
ice wi, convey such tc only vested him but The deed
aforesaid. CHARLES IOEhRaHI, trustee.
May "a lids
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NORTH MRERLAND HOUSE FOR SALEM pursuanc.
United States Circuit Court, for the onrh
rcu and Eastern District Of Virginia pronounced on the OH
t4y of sii Of The "Uned States OF America,
arnsi others, depending in said Court the under
signed Commissioners will proceed on THURSDAY, the 27h
~ June If the next fair day thereafter 10
sell public auction, upon the premises thai valuable Estate,
Northumberland House situated on the Potomac IN
Of Mountaineering about four mi es from Heathsv'e
the county containing ahon nineteen hundred acres con-
siderable portion IF which is fat land lying the riverthe
due il high Land. The dwelling house Is Two story frame
building, in handsome and healthy situation.
Atol onrhd OF the tract is land, the rest Is covered
with nig,nal growth including much valuable timber The
ell for improvement and well adapted 10 The growth
corn, wheat md The tract viii be sold together
separate PARCELS the Commissioners the day Of
may cypedient Possession will be delivered on the
1T janu1fy It's, e property being rented out Tor the
purchaser Will have the privilege OF sowing
crop wheat the Fall The property will be shown by Mr.
h Of hr undersigned, who resides GU The premises, to
those drsions of purchasing.
Terms Of Sa!eFor cash, much nf the purchase money
will The expenses of sale and commissioners the residue
paid trrr equal instruments twelve and eighteen
nf sactc purchaser giving bonds win
security deferred payments and the title 10 the
property retained until the whae Of the purchase money Is
paid, and conveyance is directed by the Court.
ROB'T. C. NICHOLAS, Commissioners
JOHN r. STITH,
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IN GUAECERY-V,RsI~is, 10 wit:--At Rules held III lie
Clerks u!c- Of the Crcn Superior conft of Law and Chan
for Goochiard county, on the ith day OF Mach lci
Nancy Kinhrci flIUiih:
against
Archibald Bryce, ir, Administrator. with he will annexed Al
scru.rs rcrasrd and James H. Scuegs, Der aarts.
The plaintiff fled her hli acaInst the drieUdan and tie de-
PENDANT James II Sc.aS, not having entered his APPEARANCE
and ,ty according To the ari III Assembly and The rules
of tins Cou appearing ~ satisfactory evidence that hc
uf tins Commonwealth, DrdftG, Ua TIE
laid defendant James H. Scuggs do appear here tr s To
held Ia the Clerks Office aforesaid III" ft Monday July
and tie pans bill; and that If tits order
forthwith inserted publ ilcd IN hr eS 81
Richmond for months smc'es-iseiy, and be posted tie
front door of the Court house OF this county.
ACopy-1este, Nm. MILLER, g. e.
April . l0i-"9m
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oTICEBy limitation OF Arvin Hurt will be
dissolved on he I'D day Of May, (insan and wish
e transactions Of the firm fully understood by that time in or
der that the may speedily wound up this inform,
particularly, all having claims against
in them Dr. Robert H. CralIe and Mr. Jas
Neal, before the expiration oil tie above maton as
soon thereafter possible they being selected by adjust the
standing of and all Those indebted Will please
forward, delay their debts by
wise. determined 10 what may be due by
speedily rs possible ALFRED II. HURT,
THOS. ARVIN.
n. H. No will be binding the firm of Avin Hurt
from the publication of this notice. THOS. ARVIN.
May III 2-l0it
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TO NORTHERN TRAVELLERS
RICHMOND. FREDEf1r KSBERG AND POTOMAC RAIL-
n u

ROAn-REDUCTION OF RATES.
NOTICE Is hereby given, lh1t and after Wednesday, The
'ih Instant HE fare 10y the Railroad route between Rich
mona and Balmo cw he reduced S. and between Peters
burg and Baltimore 50
travellers by the ialroad route reach Washington in nine
Baltimore twelve and Philadelphia twtsity hours after
leaving Richmond, and Philadelphia before travellers
hy the river and hay Sorok should they be
Disposed stop Washington BALTIMORE. they do
long they please and their without charge
No charge for children under three years age others under
Twelve years Of age, half price.
Hour Of departure Richmond before e. a. NJ.
THOS. SilAKP Agent Of Transportation
April lG lDg-G
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WARM IN ORANGE FOR SALE.-The subscriber WIZ sell,
on the premises, the highest bidder, on inc 21.n
fair nm The ne fair dayis Farm, lying In the county VI
man.. an The Rpid Ann river, three miles from Inc
front Richmond and Louisa no
@ M hesitation in saying that equal If NJ" SUPERIOR To any
~ m, couuty; and las been for several years. III
nah state of Improvement The fields being well sci IN clover
~ consist Brick House - TN seven rOos
@ ~, necessary ont HOUSES On the Farm is n rp rs ct in
,.r and well There sixty acres oil rs fch ~"
| on the river.
There is Manufacturing Ml extensive scale Two ufis!
and saw Mills with Carding Machine anu "ooeh rac'o'y
adlO this iarHi - 49,; -, n
wi ;ake pleasure showing the land to any one wishing 10
,rcac and dispose Of privately II should do So no
nee will given in the public papers before the gay "i sue
MAY ll6-tds u Y. nli1oo-N.
NOR Satellite Tract OF Land which reside IN the
cunty of Powhatan, the Appomutox River about rty
c- miles from adjoining The lands OF Dr. aDhei
hmm and others containing hundred acres, with MI
IN. buildings for farming purposes ana the c"noc
| residence q gentlenlans family r L
rie affords good society any part OF Tue
c,a, The locality Is very healthy. The farm ahonnds in great
nmLer Of excellent springs aud is well supplied with frt OF
n,t knds- worked for years III I'VE ed
tam and improving cnndiIon-nost oil mas uee
"yrrrd and wherever of Paris has been applied nam
ct advantage observed. will show 10 any one wis
look NJ u, ana hahe Known the lein,,
time, u desHeu. nc a., NJ ,y.m
May Iio--aY, .r
IFABROOK'S WAREHOUSE.-lt affords the Inspectors OF
= this pleasure To inform the Planters OF onacco ~
ynia and North Carolina that Seabrooks Warehouse Is now
in GOOD order for reception Tobacco that ample insurance
ae of drayage other Warehouses; that freight
m be all Tobacco 10 lhem that Their uhaVeu a
enon will be paid business Of the Warehouse and every
sf;Jd made on their part expedite business
T THoMas + + j HShSH Inspectors.
Ia, IA 7s-2awtf
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~ observation-disclosures, 10 mi,:-A, Cucnt Superior
Court oi Law and thancey, held ot Tie couuiy OF Haliai,
hr G;li day OF AprIl, lat;
Nancy Sutiyant and others, Plaintiffs:
against
benjamin n Mitchell, and Others Defendants:
Nancy Sulvant, Judith Suilvant, Lydia Sultvan WIlIg
hickman and Charlotte ms WIFE and Mary Ntc- having
neir bill IN this touft an. thai Ralph Suvan late Of TIE
county oi afN, Va had departed this life tate seized Of
act o! land 10 the sand rt about hundred
aud possessed also % Considerable personal estate, which
the hands ot Ben II MITCHELL his administrator;
hat the SAID dsCeent lett children descndanis aud hr
comia NaLCg IN. widow aud ths compliments, Jrd
SIvan LYDIA SG.iNaMt aad Charlotte Hickman, arr .S sisters
The whole blood, and tc Mary MITCHELL and The
Defendant, nluin H. MITCHELL the children OF Rebecca
Mitchell Deceased. who also si'r ~ tie whole bood
the sad Ralph Suly nj, decreased that the sad Ralph Sulvari
licensed also had brother the hIlf flood the part Of r
rrfaoye tits many years ago, and Is
believed b. dead leaving chcrcn tui ie number
unknown 60 the c0npananis: and after di.ent chu,
4 their residence, praying assignment Of tile I"a dow
partition made @! aforesaid lands the
-ccdent also of HI, -sisi-
IA ban Of The Administrator; upon The motion at tile plan
ats Counsel ordered the Court, TINT al person,
the subject this su appear lcrc ;sc utty
September az I- Gown, and make them,~vcs
parlies is III. their the
bin, aud their CLAIM To- the LANDS IN the proceedings
mentioned. aud That Of this order BE- published tr
weeks .lcce.>iyey IN tie Richmond Enquirer.
\ Copy-1ts;c WM HOLT, Clerk.
Ma; : Ii6-wtw
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GRAHAM AND Cooley FOR june. W. RASpoLf"
" & co. have received
Godey's Lady's Book; and
Graan's Magazine for June--price . cent? each 4su
May 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28

CARRIA GES-BARUUCHES AND BIIGGIE5.
rtlE subscriber has hand his Coach Shop Valley
street, Richmond, Old Market
house largest Of COACHES, cEAROTTEES,
BAROUcHES standing and filling tops BU0GEs, with and
without SFANtiOPES and SjLnES, all of
nnac made by the hest workmen and of the .sstan
Also many second hand articles every
4, scpon good ofdcra of which sold on the most
terms; anI lie attention who map
Virginia made Carriage Of any sort,
his stock themselves before buying here he
determined sell As low oer good articles kind
ca suid in this city.
Repairing l.ual, i'll the shortest time
and on moderate MlCaJAH MASGCM.
hav li6-a4N5W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28

FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF SPRING HATS!
HAVE just received, by various vessels direct my Ma.
m'acioy New York, fnl supply of Black Beaver Castor
Nutra, Russia flain MoIeskin and pattern
Grey Plain Hats gentlemens Summer Also good
of Panama, Leghon, Seagass, Double Single
faf Leaf Hats offered for sale
price, Icy AMiDoS,
Stores, No. 4, Exchange Hotel. Richmond Va,
And Wall street. corner of Nassau street. New York
" r. Country Merchants particularly invited to call and
examine my Stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Aprii2 loi-2aw3m
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n. A and Marriage, from ;he country rb.
he pary's handwiIncs unknown atths otc, n,s no
icaed by the eniUrsatiUn ofte Postmaster
thry win case hr published. Every mea,ur. ha, ~
taken lmposons and quizzes has
unayailIg-We must, therefore. such ~,
Communication certified BY the OF the
ant 1r-k If tae,stier ''
~ All subscriptions shall hereafter considered
nd due III advance. and year, qualification
.dered in shorter lime, aud paid Tor tor thar .b
So ordered.
- No publication shall the order OF any new and ~
subscriber, unless paid advance sasaeicry
reGcc be made known and accrssibr
subscriber GT ais payment. Su order
cat!on, without payment from subscriber urac
ain:. or accompanied hy, copy Of Iht> regulation.
'' RE al All subscribers whose ability
Unknown 10 thr publisher and who indebted ON orn
.ccOunt aie enc OF "o years from The time when
due, shall b- erased from THE list
Resolutions Of me Eifcridi Convention II IA.
These Resolutions %! the result; of tin collective
lon anu The hitler experience OF the Editorial Corps of Virginia
hat assembled Richmond, on the 7ih January, 1898
BY these Resolutions determined abide The interests
the Press recommend ,andonr
Die adherence ohem Several the American
INTO the English custom Of CASA Payments No class ha.
ost hy abuse Of the Csi. Syt Editors ~
newspapers. Tie dicuy the transition rr.
Editorial Convention have induced continue several
Did subscribers TIE Book, WHO Ollie
We must change Tie al subscriber
s In this rsdicaaat, viii positively 80
It The commencement of oTr ntSi volume.
.eie,q tat hr nded To the Editors If Ss%spa-
fG4nut tie Commonwealth Ia publish The Il
heir aYcrs Their rates IA" advertising amd that they strictly al
I've sGc: aGa tia! irse pces h- always SUCH
fair conilt nsatun for lhr labor pcrorMrd.n
lE1sJig,.o. o:tae Editorial Conrestior.
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May a 5--id'

IATES II. JUREI COMMISSION .NER Reliant, RICHMOND,
Va. sells Tobacco, Flour Wheat and other Produce and on
hand liberal cash advanced Once on
Cary street three doors above Williams aSas Warehouse,
on the Basin Bank.
aEFrnsScE.- F. J. s. james Co., Rchmond Col.
inn H. jones' w r. Farsh ESQ., Charlottesville; Messrs H. T.
rnsley Co. yncabirg T. May, Esq. Stannon John t. Nc
Clan an Esq Buchanan w A. Saunders, ESQ., Buc Aineham
March Gift
.-"
THE -weriy Mail Coach for White Sulphur Springs, Lewis
hrg Charleston and Guyando,e passing Balcony Fals Ma
and Calagans and also, the connection direct To exinr
from Iynchburs, Alum Springs Warm and Hot Springs, will
lHchurg every Monday, Wednesday and Friday after
breakfast. Extra coaches will be furnished any time.
JAMES NJ. BOYD, Proprietor
May7 lI6-f
ny- Whg will please copy.
ID OoMS I.ET-Seyen Rooms, Of the sub
IL scfibe being situated in the most healthy part Of the CITY,
and newly fitted up, with servants attached renders an
nucemen 10 respectable family IN want Of very pleasant
residence.
The he during day. and terms,
which will be mode.re,j made known application TO
J. A MARTIN. Sc Main street, Richmond.
Nav 81 i-u
4 NEW MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
above the Exchange E2nk. for the purpose
of carrying tine above business every department. pre-
pied 10 furnish CUSTOMERS with Clothes of the latest STYLE or IN
other la siitt their fancy,
lie Of Mr.. William McCrey, and has
appointed him his attorney in fact conduct the business whose
qualifications we'll known to the community generally
All orders aertanng 10 the business will be thankfully re-
rcved.
Terms very moderate, for cash.
May 3D. 1914. JSO S. McCRERY.
GY with several years practical in his porsslon 10
do Thing in hs please. He respectfully snrs
the Of his good favored num-
aud The public generally. WIN. McCRERi.
May list
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Hths state Legislature, and tee peek daring The
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION "' seer
~ Five Dollars and Three Dollars for All
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All dues toths Office be per mat in
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etc beng Pad BY tie riers.tTEe postage OF sr -.
ssca!ce!s ofaay account to the writer. IL
hostage extensive business which operates
pom .le Eiitor.) 'ai
~ Whoever viii ray for nine papers, ansuay
nth grais. 'Ae
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ore 'luaie osiIecn lines, or ess, first x
stct Continuance, 80 cents '''o'
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Iiy, or satisfactory references, TO insure execution
70 those whose ADVERTISING p.r anna,
iscoun wi he made of - cent; and $50 III
10 Atthe solicitation &c several of cur ciy
isers. We deem altogether 10 say
ivcr Of The advantages likely 10 result 10 III. ~
ale dc aer ae esct circulation of paprr in H.
ry, and from The fact That annual advertisement,
week, VIII appear Grcg paper, aud Week IN ,r "a
aper. Such advertisers viii lie strictly limited however %
quare (Speci'd III our general rrs and to gl. .tv
nrnt ac They must Pay pFo for enlargement bryont ~
luarebul they saai have the privilege ofchlagn. tr, liz
tisemr soften ~ tiey please without
ThetoLou"g afe the terms csyt,semsa,,
or
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THOMAS JONES, Secretary.
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MATHEWS COUNTY.

Wv. Il Sewers, Secretary.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-15
SOFT SOAPING.

The Spectator of Tuesday pays the following
magnificent compliment to the genius and moral
weight of the Immaculate Mr.. Blair of the Globe:
Those who at first opposed it, (the treaty. or
were Indifferent to it, are beginning to appreciate
its true magnitude, and TO urge the earliest action
for its acquisition. The Globe, of Saturday, in
strong article, repes, with proper spirit, this
foreign interference. We only regret that it did
not think and speak thus three months ago had
it done so, 1t is possible that successful treaty
might have forever settled the question"
Who can read the foregoing paragraph without
feeling the most infinite disgust and contempt for
all parties concerned
Let it be remembered that the treaty was re.
jected by majority in the Senate of more than
two-thirds and here the Spectator expresses the
belief that the vote in that body might have been
reversed had the pussant Mr.. Blair have willed
it,! There is more stupidity in the paragraph
than we have heretofore felt willing to attribute
to the Spectator.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-15

BoTTsFoRD, THE Treasury NOTE RoBBER.-
The Van Buren, (Ark) Intelgencer speaking Of
Bottsford, recently convicted in that State of pur-
Joining money from the mail, and sentenced to
fifteen years confinement in the pententiary, adds
the following:
/" 1t is said that Bottsford's father is Judge of
the Supreme Court in New Brunswick, and that
an effort will be made to procure his pardon. We
hope that after the United States have gone to
the expense of 10 or $4,000 to convict him, he
will not be turned loose again upon cety, be-
cause his father is British Judge"
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-15
W AS HIN CT @ N.
THURSDAY EVENING, AUG. Is, 1874.
NEW COALITION-MR. BENTON-THE
GLOBE-THE SPECTATOR.

We should be glad to know what Mr.. Blair has
to say to the speech of Mr. Benton, which appears
in another column of to-day's paper. Does the
editor of the Globe endorse the speech. or repu-
date it 1t has been before him for several days,
and yet he has never thought proper to allude TO
it in his columns. What does it mean? And
why is it that the Spectator has not denounced
it! And why do the Globe and Spectator, with
in day or two copy each others articles with
commentator Is there new coalition Has
the Spectator agreed on its part to spare Colonel
Benton until the Globe has made an effort to re-
claim him? The Spectator and Globe, within
day or two, have become as "thick as thieves"
What does it portend In view of the invircble
stubbornness of Col. Benton, we predict that they
will not succeed in reclaiming him, and that the
Globe will, in a month, join the chorus of the
Spectator and MadisonIan in denouncing him.
Col. Bentons course upon annexation is wor-
thy Of all praise, and no part of it meets more of
our hearty commentator than his recent speech,
which we to-day publish.
The speech was made at Boonville, Missouri,
and Mr.. Benton, as will be seen, says that his
sole object in appearing there was "to promote the
success of the Democratic party" The Madiso-
MAN throws cold water upon these warm profess
sons of the Colonel That paper thinks that Mr..
Benton's speech was well calculated to defeat the
Democratic party, and that such was its object.
The following passage may be regarded as
hard hit at the authors of the circular which ap.
peared in the Globe Of last Saturday. Speaking
of the buzzards who roasted in the President 8
House," the friends Of annexation, he says " their
work was to support the treaty and its friends
to. assail its opponents-to abuse the Senators
who were against ito Willy them, and lie up
on them in speech and writing-and to establish
a committee, stu sitting al Washington, to pro-
mote and protect their interests" We wonder if
Mr. Payne, of Alabama, and Mr.. Blair, can tell
any thing about :" this vilifying committee!
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-15

ADAMS COUNTY, PA.-At meeting of the
Wing nominating Convention of this county, held
in Getysl urg on the 18th instant the following
nominations were made David Horner, for Con-
gress, (for the district composed of Adams and
York counties y John Brough, for State Senator !;
James Cooper, for the State House of Represent
tatves, besides other county officers. The non,-
nations for Congress and State Senator are SUBJ
ject to the action of Convention representing
the whole district.