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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13
July l6 20-u
r AND N DINWIDDIE FOR SALE


IL | wish 10 sell valuable Tract of Land,
styled HORSE. SHOE lyin. in the bend OF Not
toway River, and containing seven hundred and
sixty acres. There aye on Ibis Farm Granary,
Crib and Negro Houses. and in a short time there
will be erected an Ovcrscer's House and Stables
will also sell Plantation situated on Butter
wool Creek. ten miles East of Darvill's. and
three miles from Leach Tavern containing DOG
acres with all the houses requisite for the COM
tort and convenience of gcn;ecl family
Both OF the above Farms are well watercd. and
adapted 10 The growth of the staple commodities
OF this section OF Virginia. Further description
Is unnecessary. as ii is presumed, that persons
DESTROYS 10 purchase, will view the lands
An undisprted title can he given to every acre.
Ttrms.-A credit Of one two, and three years,
with Bond and approved security; also, Decd
OF Trust. if required S. T. X. RICE
Harrisviile, Brunswick county, Virginia.
June Is l2-wtf
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"TIenry Clay has too
many hercsies abou,
him 10 have my support
t1r the Presidency"
tDaaicI H.ha,r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13
4 BALANCED ACCOUNT BETWEEN
TWO "MIGHTY MINDS"

IN.
IL care not what are
! Wchsler's molives, w'hc-
Their it he for love of OF
fee. or because the po-
pular current is setting
our WAY. | look upon
him with utter con
tempt; and, if anything
could sink a party, his
name would"
| Henry Can.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13

ORANGE LAND FOR SALE:-Thc heirs
7 Iofthe late Rcynolas Chapman, Esq now olier
for sale the beautiful Farm called BerFv I'm, on
which the deceased heretofore resided. HE tract
contains about sevcn hundred and forty four acres
(1iN and is situated Immediately adjacent 10 The
village at Orange Court House
Aboutti.ra. hundred and seventy acres are ara
bic. seventy FIVE acres are thchly set WIN l-o-
Gust and Cedar furnishing an ample supp! ~
durable materials Tor fencing, ana TWO nuia,icu
and ninety acres are in original CROWN, ahordlhS
= supcrabund,nce ot'timbcr. and fuel, ior all the
uses of the Farm.
There is \ very productive Meadow, contain
inc about Ton acres, and some thirty acres oil the
cultivated portion are finely adapted 10 Tue grown
OF Timothy SO that the Meadow may be enlarged
al the discretion otthc owner The son ol lhe ara
bic parl of The Farm is indenlcal with that oil Tue
Southwest Mountains, justly famed Tor IT'S
fertility and capacity for improvement under Ihe
use Of Clover and Plaster.
The Farm NAV ie conveniently divided mo
five shifts or fields each one being copeleht' 70 tiie
production OF Corn enough lor The annual supply.
The trac; is sufficiently wen W2'elec, ara iics
beautifully undulaiiEg: The larger Pdii having aS
\ gentle declinatjon towards the South. There
is also a fine Orchard which produces choice
selection of Apples Pcar" and Cherries The
dwelling house * LARGE enough. has been recently
built. is ofthe best materials Bricks, covered with
Tiny and finest Workmanship the interior not
quite completed. The out buildings are suiii-
cient for the purposes OF The Farm; The tract
contains fair proportion of good Tobacco land
Also. enc Other tract, about two miles North
west from Orange Court House, containing about
three hundred acres, and adjoining the land OF
Major G. C. Macon, Reuben Macon, and VIM,
d. CLARK. EsGs. from fifty 10 sixty, acres only of
this land is cleared, the remainder is in original
forest, and is covered with heavy growth of the
finest timber witch ON account OF i'll location. is
particularly va!rable-Thcre being Saw Mill
on either hand. within 4 mile Of the centre OF the
tract, and timber being somewhat scarce in The
neighhorhood. Inequality oitiis land generally,
is equal 10 any in the Southwest Mountains; a
large par, of ii ctoicc Tobacco Land To one
skilled in The cultivation of Tobacco, gocd OPP
portunitv is here presented 70 make ludicions
northumberland are no Improvements on This
Tract. Persons disposed 10 purchase ere invited
10 .cw the above lan!S-,:hich will I've shown
on application 10 Doctor Slaughter, or John NJ.
Chapman, Esq. Il Orange Court House.
July % 22-tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13

HNHE SCHOOL will he continued at my house,
i under the same instructor, for another year,
commencing on the i, of September and closing
the Isl of july next. The subscriber, having the
preparation oil his own Boys for the University
solely in view in establishing this School, will
limit the number to fifteen pupils, Of whom he is
DESTROYS of having six as Boarder> and il these
be promptly engaged, Tie number will be limited
TO twelve There are now four vacancies.
The subjects taught are The Greek, Latin,
French and German languages; Geography His
tory, English Grammar and Composition, Ar.f-
metic and Mathematics.
Terms-For Board and Tuition for the session
Of len months, PAYABLE half yearly in advance,
Sl60. WILLIS II. WOODLEY,
University Of Virginia.
July l6 OFF
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WILLIAM THOMPSON.
~. S,nt., - " Inlt q I--m.,n

" LILLIAN IIVNII 'N''.''
Louisa co., State Of Va, JnIy 9. l--w2m
AW SCHOOL At STAUNTON.-Th"
l next session will commence ou the 20ih NJ
vcmber next and continue until The 10Th MAJ D
following The Text Books employed will 's.
Chitty's Blackstone, fuckers Commentaries
Lomaxs Digest Of Real Property, Loma1 900
Executors, Isl volume ol S'arkic on Evidence II
volume of Chilly on Pleading. Stephens on Plea :
i'm, and Lube, Equity Pleading Fee iof M
sruction $50, payable in advance Boartiar
and all other necessary accommodations can f'
had at the best public houses in Stanton upon
very moderate terms.
LUCAS p. THOMPSON.
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FUEL For sTgAM VESSELS.

Bureau or C0>srarCIOS, EQCiPHg>r $50 RTg4tf.
September :. ~il
SEAI.ED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals IN
- Fuel tor Steam Vessels" vii he rerntd AZ Tn.
Bureau, until o'clock r. VI, OF The ar,l OF ucto,,f
NEXT tor furnishing aud delivering for The ii
Navy the following quantities and dcscrI lions ol Goal
at the Navy Yards specified, w:
At the Macy Yard, Cha iei'o1cn, .NdssGchu.er,
Sin hundred tons Of bituniiGou- coal.
1T ne Nary yerd Bro,Iiyn, Nor Tors,
one Thousand tons of bunl.uIs coal and t.I-c hub
dfed tons Of anthracite coal.
4, the Nary Yard. Gosport, prsisia,
One Thousand tons at b;uminous coat, AID thi,c Jus
dfci tons oi anthracite coal.
Il, The .Nary Yari, nrU PensqcDii, Fior.al,
One thousand tons ol bituminolS Cus
ind az Ere. P,nnsylcan,a,
-Four hundred tons az bI.uhIhotis coat.
The While quantity may he delivered ears suit'
the convenience ct tie persons VITA whom oouf.Ct.
.hall br made but at least ore hi must be- drvri
before Tie 3st of December n'M aud the Whole "i
before the IL day Of ApriI. l-;5
All The roas 10 he uf The best qua iy, and IL tr
AZ possible fron other substances, aud particularly
from sulphur. The buminou- coal must be- dr.
lump coal, and ii required, mus. be sera atrd al
delivery at the respective points uat II shall b.
tisacury Ia the ConmanGant I'll The iaid. TO The
persons appointed ~ iin, to inspect the sane IN mis-
Iaicnlar. well as IN al others, before br
ceiv,d tor The United Sa'cs. Preference WI hr given
/, coal taken from mines llts IN the United State,
" hen al equal I1aiIy anc sample.
The alt!lracItr conf nut bn broken L. the s,Ae l.t
may he previously directed by The Comgiand,ui- oi t
lafdS, Nhcft u IL To he HclScrtd-nli>t Tee Thoroughly
scierncd and III all respects satisfactory hln lo
the inspecting officers, to be appointed 10y tim.
Persons ofrfine VIII he particular 10 make ihcr ~
irrs separate ifers, tor The delivery oi -nr knf o
coal al each "f HE yards specified, and with sepa'
prices iur the bltunnOns aud tor The aHtiracl" coat
that separate contracts may br made Tor each Nay
Yard, and for each Kind of coat, II d.~I-d b! III" Pc
paftmrn The pIicc arhed fer each kInd 81 '"al mR-
he for the ton ~ 2,2i0 p0Ld, weighed IN The Navy
Yards where delivered. The offers must state the
pitI and t:cr suatinn ir"iu = tich the c"H.
II, Irf ken md "a, hen deli afl.i.T
d.nrr mus. be- furnished nh the cna's, that they wrfs
taken irnn HE mines ris specified ~ ht combat
Satisfactory bonds ~ hall ir amount of the tuf
VIII be- required f Their faithful performance,
addition reservation "f ten per e"nium upon 1i
bills which may hc approved, which reserved tn itf
cenum will not he paid until the completion at Tie c'
tsact, according Lea iis terms In oi iaUrc - ne
part o contractors IL deliver The coal, within The uAe
specified. the CoBInandaut~ agrntS, III the f.-'c'tr
PAGES oi delivery. Ia hr a,Ithotllrd in g,y nay
deficiencies by purchase ana the c"utrnros atd t'rii
surr.ies 10 hc able for any eA'--s c s;Srf tie
price, and III. ten per reserved u be- "i
fet-d 20 The u-e at the th.ted States.
M
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MEDICAL INSTITUTE.


L mencr on thr first of The ehStling November, AMI
CONTINUE nIl-. In Ills Inst luton al! The branch
OF a complete Medical Education are taught. Espe-
ca, attention gl.rn Ia the practical departments, such
surgery AMI The Practice ut Medicine by and
clinical Illustrations: Chemistry ny experiments and
Anatomy by dsstcilons. An abundant supply Of tile
''ma,, r,a tor the study of PRACTICAL Anatomy, al
ways H. had during The proper season.
a IN His institute viii emile students IN come
forward fr gra!uatioa, after attending full course in
the Washington University oi Baltimore, Of the best
Medical schools in the Inion.
The fer full viii be hundred dollars,
payable advance. Any number oi students wishing
10 join this institute, can mr. accommodated With board,
sc tocls and IN private families, moderate ms,
&c in us immediate vicinity.
The institute is located within half mile Of Prince
Edward Cont house, mile of iiampden Sidney Col
lrar and miles from Fafmril!e; and II a neig!bor
hood long distinguished for lis hcatincsS, intelligence
aud morally
JOHN T.. MET TAUER. 4. VI. NJ D.,
FRANCIS ]. METrATER, In, a. NJ. NJ. u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13

ITO JOHN DAY, Eso.-Sir A. you a. (
L a resident oi the Stale OF Virginia. ] 'aa'
tn. method OF inlormiagy YOU. that shall proceed
on The 9th day If September l-;i, beipccu ta
hours OF sunrise ana sunset OF tina! day. Ia iaar
the depo.itionN Of Elisha Melton and ot.cIs 70 .''
read * eyide"ce in a certain ChaEccry suit raw
depending in tie Circuit superior Court OF Lav
ant Chauccly ior the coGnty Of Louisa. >ia'~ Z
Virginia in which | am painful. and yon a.
others are defendants. The place 81 lalins
dispositions wll he in the Tavern lIoa'e % III
>ha Melton q; the Courthouse ofthc sail count.
oi louisa. State OF Virginia. II the taking Il
said dispositions We not conp!.ie5 OH the day aio'-
said, | shall continue 10 take the same from 90
10 day. between said hours, until finished.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13

MEETING OF TIE YOUNG MEMS CENTH ".
HICKORY ASSOCIATION AT TaMMaAf HALL,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13

THRUST sALE-Pursunnt with the provisions Of a
i deed of Trust from Edwin Gpstaw TO the late Tho
MAS Terrlll Of Kentucky and duly recorded, n
the surviving Trustee shall proceed the iIth day of
September, sii 10 SELL according 10 the requirements
Of sail deed and IN the order prescribed by Mr. l.. Up
shaw, all the property therein conveyed consisting In
part
/. or Maple Valley, containing 500 acres of fine
land with excellent improvements.
?. From ~ Ia 30 valuable Slaves.
3. Household and Kitchen Furniture.
4. Stacks Of all kinds, Horses, Mules, Cattle Hogs
! Carriages and Farnin. Utensils.
I 5. \ large stock Of tine old Brandy.
1 u. The Farm IN Caroline, called Maps Neck, contain
nr 80 of superior land
!. The farm On Piscatoway, called Bohanan's con
tanning $40 acres.
g. Tine tract near Milers called North Bend, of lCG
acres.
o. The pac- called Mann's Old Ordinary, containing
! o. acres, with improvements.
I TO- One half of Boliinan's Mil
/ II. The small frlct called Aliens &C l00ae
IL. a tract Of Woodland, OF 100 aceT adjoining VII.
liam Hutchinson.
10 Lot, with House on ii, in the city of Rich
mond.
II. The reversonay interest in the place called Cari
tons.
r.. The interest Of Edwin Upshaw in The State Of
Ohio, in certain lands and ttcr profits.
1 H. The interest of said Tps'dw Lands and their
profits in Hopkins county, Kentucky.
II. The interest OF said IpsEaw Lands in Ballard
county, Kentucky.
L. The interest of said rpshaw in Lands on the
Ohio, above Louisville, in the name Of John Upshaw.
10 The int,rr-t OF said upshaw in Lands III Texas
on the Medina and Colorado
~ The interest Of SAID fpshaw in the Lands Of the
late John Renno'ds, in Gteenbrier county aud else
where; and
81 The interes, Of said Upshaw in the Estate Of Mrs
Allen.
The sale will commence nj Maple Valley and will be-
adjourned from day 10 day and from place place,
The situation oT the wnprry may require The proper
~ III KIN: Queen slil he Sold N klHs Qureu-that
Caroline VIII be- sod III Caroline, and that * rx
will br sold ~ ESSEX
The whole property will h- Sold a credit of Twelve
months Boncs, with approved >ccu,y, l-ati>flc:nry
10 The Trustee viii be- required IN all before Ihr
properly changed or removed.
Selling Trustee. rhall convey such right rs Ike
deed Of Places mr., which il believed Ia be per
feet.
ROBERT II. HARRISON, Surviving Trustee.
0- The sale a:,ove advertised viii be made with my
entire app, ohatun- and, IN tue time, II VIII give
pleasure IL show any IL ,hr property /" those who
NAV dc-ire To purchase. EDWIN UPSHAW.
Aug 23 3l-wtd
DOSTPOEEMENT-The Trust Sale advertised in the
Enquirer Will br postponed from the 5 of - Idet-
bert Tuesday, the Isl day Of October, and continue
fion DAY day, untIl closed.
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DOSTPOEEMENT-Th Trust Sale advertised IN The
L enquirer Will br postponed from the 5 nf SsJten
her 10 Tuesday, the St day Of October, and continue
fiom day To day until 'oscd.
EDWIN UPSIiAW.
Aug. 20 .}3-wJw
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Berry Hill, Merklenbu-g county, Va.
J.. :. Address 10 WordSw crth's, n. &.
Aug. ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-06-03

to New-f FORK on his first election to the Presidency
banhs oil mnlrons aud virgins greeted him in every
hamlet, town and city, strow ing his path win roses
lo"o'hg MN win wrehths md gurands woven by
lher own lair hands, and chatting praises TO linn
who, under Providence, had rescued Them and thoir
country from foreign oppression. The Indies were
wings IN 80, and so they are in a. They yyero
Tor WAsHINGToN, who had sNved the country on
,o u"','ehed OF The Revolution, then; their daugh-
lers and grand daughters arc for HENRY Clay
now, who saved the country from disunion and des-
irucon in 1920 and '33 by his eloquent and pntrot
&c efforts in the halls of Congress
Mr. W. sat down under great applause from tho
people, who had interrupted his remarks about the
ladies with three hearty cheers for them
patriotic and sound Wing resolutions were hero in.
troduced and passed
Letters were read from Mcssrs. Clay Webster,
Fillmore, Seward Davis, Corwin G. NJ Clay, md
other distinguished Wings, regretting their inability
TO participate in the proceedings of the Convention
but which we are reluctantly compelled to omit The
note OF Mr. Clay repeats his determination, already
aVowed,to refrain entirely from mingng in any pub
lie proceeding OF political nature during the Pres
Dental canvass.
Eloquent Speeches mado by Hon. Mordecai
BARLEY, II on. Bellamy Slorer, and Hiram GrswoId,
Esq.
In the evening an immense crowd assembled at the
Club house, and addressed in strains Of thrilling
and sp>r-stirrng eloqucnce by Alfred Kelly Esq, of
orwich, Conn. VIM. w. Campbell Esq. of N York,
Edgar Atwater, Esq. Of Conn. Joseph NJ. Root, Esq
of Huron County, Ohio, Judge Kellogg, of Mich. -.
G. Noble Esq of Ind, and John Harris Esq. of Can
ton The NICE ting broke up in the best Of spirits and
the Western Reserve Boys returned to their bones
fully determined to repeat the gallant and glorious
achievements Of 1870 at the polls in Is44.
Wings ofthe unon--loos well to their example
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-06-03

hoots Van Buren, oil hollow at letter
u .'' # has never been claimed that Mr. Van Blu
"''s .,,i,ou more than two letters on the Texas
7" -Oue in favor of annexation, which no did
i'''"" w., and one against, which he did; but Gen.
@P1'. T. 4. soid. three in existence. We suppose
I''". he Chased thus; one for, one against, and
WY ,,,,,, and between,--.M Y Express.
~" CONTINENT by THE PRESIDENT,
'J,.ih The adpiee and consent Of the Senate
..An,B W. HYDE to be Collector Of tho Gus
"' f., ho District of Vermont, and Inspector Of
" '',snuo Orthe port orAburg,in the State of Yer
,,,, vice VIM. p Briggs, removed
u,v tremendously the Loco Foco party shouted n
=, ,,o and how small they sing now! The roar
W., rOO (iom the eternal rocks, has changed to the
~. ,oO.ok of mouse from Granny in stone
iace.
III. Loco Foco papers have so used up their avail
A, 6.ehoods that they are really running empty
~. and mako themselves ridiculous, by retailing
t,.o,. that their own creatures are hardly stupid
cough TO swallow
correspondent of the Boston Courier says that
AZ, TYLER will now run as the Texas candidate. -
". heartily hope that he will so run as to reach that
hpg country w. D Haz'
Wu,c SPIRIT. The Gal enn Gazette says that
M rre, enthusiasm of the people in the cause Of Hen
=, Cay and Wing principles, in the northern coun-
il. Of Illinois, surpasses anything before witnessed
There has been mass meeting of Wings in Winnie
h,o county, which was perfect out-pouring of the
psopC
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1B @a

In Wheeock, May 2s, Mrs. BRADLEY, wife of
Sewall Bradley, Esq. aged about 40.
In Coventry, May 7, Capt. LUKE DAY departed
this life in hope of blissfu Immortality, aged 81.
Capt Day adectionae husband, "a tender
and indulgent Father. He the head of numer-
Gus family, the most of whom left to mourn his
loss. 1t pleased God to take from him TIsDALL c.
his son, eight months since, on whom he depended
for nge:mysterous the ways of Prov idence, but
the Judge of all the earth will do right [Com.
In Lyndon, April l Mrs. SoPHRoNA, wife Of Mr.
Syvanus Jenkins, in the Both year of her age. She
in early life remembered her Creator and gave her
heart to the Savior and thus found his, Of whom Mo-
ses, in the law, and the Prophets did write-precious
to her soul. The religion that sweetens the enjoy
ent of early life, Unsupported her in the hour of dis
solving nature. The long and painful sickness which
terminated her existence on earth, was borne with
patience and resignation. And when the sad hour to
her friends, yet joyful moment to her arrived, she
allied the truth of the fact, that d
Jesus can make dying bed
. Feel soft downy pillows are; ..rrt ..s b
While his breast, lean my head,
.,., And breathe my life out sweetly therc--Com.
In DauviIle, May 22d, Mrs Ruth Tice, wife of
WIN. Tice, aged 10. .. ,g.. . '. a..
In Dayton, Ohio, May 10, AMANDA, daughter Of
DR.. IIbbard Jewett, aged months and days.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Orleans District SIS.
The Hon. The Probate Court for the District of Or.
leans-Io all persons concerned in the Estate Of
Jacob Taylor, late of Morgan, deceased,
-,, -. ... Greeting.
flames TAYLOR Administrator Of said deceos.
- cd has flied in the Prob Court aforesaid his
application in Writing representing: that the personal
estate OF said deceased is insufficient for the paw
ment of the debts against said estate by the sum of
one hundred dollars and requests Iisence to sell so
much of the real estate shall raise that sum with
incd' ntal expenses. ..... ..--..'-. 80,
Therefore it is ordered that all persons concerned
be notified to appear before said Court at session
thereof to lie holden at Irashurgh on the ith We'd.
nesday OF June next and give bonds for the payment
OF the debts and I've heard relative to the Adminisro.
tors account then to he settled; and TO show cause
why the Lisencc should no, he granted to sell real
estate being part of Lot No l, in that part of Nor
gan called Cadersburgh for the purpose Aforesaid
And this order shall be publishc in the Caledonian
printed at ST. bloomsbury three weeks successfully be-
fore the day assigned for hearing aforesaid.
Given under my hand at Irasburgh this 29th day
Of May, A. ID. 1874. ..a -
357w3 ...... t. GEO. NYE. Ju,re.
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STATE OF VERMONT. ~. III

:, . :. 11IsIIIUI OF UTIudIS, :
At Probate Court holden at Irasbureh. within and
flr the District aforesaid on the 22d day of May
A. ID lS44-- ... .. .. =. l.-.f -
a \ Instrument purporting 10 10 the lust Will
n aud Te'tament Of John Kimball, lstn Of Bar
ton, in said District deceased was presented TO
the court here for Probate, by John II. Kimbal,
Esq. the Executor therein named.
Therefore 1t is ordered by sid Court, that public
notice he given 10 all persons intended therein 10 an.
pear before said court, at session thereof to be bol-
den at lrasbnrgh on the Goth day of June, A. d.
49, IA, and contest the probate of said Win, and il
is further ordered that this order he published
three weeks successfully Ia the Cai,donian ne
paper printed Mt ST Johnsbury, in this State the last
OF which shall no previous to the day assigned as
aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand. a, The Registers Office.
this 2ed day of May, a. d. Is4A. 7 --
35T"3 GEO. NYE. JUDGE no
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THE FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE

In Orleans County are requested 10 meet in Conven-
ton at the Court House in Irnshurgh the I'd Mon
day Of June next, at O'Clock, A. NJ. 10 tnko INTO
consideration the proprety of demonstrating with the
County Court against licensing the sale Of Alcohol in
any form rs beverage; it is hoped every society in
the County will be represented in said Convention
cnG that the question will he discussed ia the severn
socie,s that the Delegates may be prepared to rep
resent the views Of each society upon this question.
Jesse Cooper II. NJ. Bates, Norris NJ Darling,
+. w. KimbnlI, GoG. c. West, w. ]. Hastings,
Samuel Warner, +. MiHcI,asser, Joseph Bates,
]. G. Chandler, Abel Wilder, 5. b. Colby
Irnshurgh, Mnrch ID. s44.
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Sir, your friend and ob't serv't,
TIEO. FRELINGHUYSEN.

A man in Casey county, (Ky) has announced
himseIfas candidate for the Legislature, by the fol-
lowing placard, which he has tackled to the court
house door of that county. John Brent, Loco Foco,
has sickly wife and eight small children. very
ptor, afraid to steal, dOn't like to work; against tho
tariff, but in favor Of Texas-woud like 10 be elect
cd to the Legislature"
The midnight Cry" Of the 2Sd ut. says: eve
confess that our published time is past and that as
honest men,we cannot point TO definite days in future.
We believe that the 1900 days will extend to tie
END: and that the end can only be delayed long
as the published time, reckoning from uninspred
chronology, may have varied from Gods tnne''
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az a 2z @gMGBSo

In this town, May 10, by Jery Dlckermun, Esq
Mr. WILLIAM ALDRIcH TO Miss CLARINpA SrE-
..
In Concord. May 27, by II. C Fry, Esq. Mr..
George BALcH to Miss ELIZABETH H. AL
DRIcE, both Of c..
In Barnet, May %, by Rev. Mr. Sutherland OF
Bath, N. II. Mr. VIM, Il. MoNrE1rH, to Miss IsA
BEL GILCHRIsT.
In Danville, May 81, Mr. TIMOTHY EDWARDS jr.
to Miss ALKALINE WHITE, both Of Walden.