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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-19
BISHOP COBBC.

As some uneasiness has been felt for this pous D.
vine by his friends in this section Of country
We publish the ldoSng from the Mobile (Ala) Adver-
tser.
Conseeration Of Req Nicholas II. COLDS, bishop
Eject q alabama. owe an apology to our readers
tot our nrglec, in not transferring columns long
ere tins, the Interesting account which this day pub
is of he Conservation Of the Bishop elect OF the Pro-
teslnnt Episcopal Ch0rc of abama. In the confusion
and excitement Of the late poca canvass, il was in
adveIiehty united but cannot douht that even at
this late day it will command the attention and interest
oil an esteemed portion of readers hose who are con
n"c'ed with The so'd Old Episcopal Church.
bishop Cobbs, we learn. for many years of1icatcd
!" The sacred desk al Petersburg. Va and more re-
Gently in Cincinnati. Ohio, in both Of which places he
was greatly beloved learned and devoted spiritual ill.,
@fhcor, by his own huck ell by all the enph-
cneo and P"us Ut the other denominations of Christians
Weae also informed that The Bishop intends taking up
MS residence III Alabama. aud expects 10 be among
us 10 enter upon the discharge Of The aduous responsible
anu holy duties OF his mission. We cordially congraiu
s.e our Episcopal friends upon this acquisition their
onurch and to The society Of Our Stale.
r.. >. After the above written, we heard Of the
arrival OF bishop Cobbs ia our city. and greved
eain That he was passenger board tie eamboat
WARRIOR, which was sunk in the Mississippi river by
~ch disaster he lost his baggage and many Of his books
and valuable papers,"
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Zn.IiSh, Classical and .NMfhe-
NAUTICAL .SClaOOl

HNllE SUBSCRIBER designs opening a School in
l. the neighborhood Of The Big Lick, Roanoke CO., in
which will be taught The Latin. Greek and Eng sh Ian
guages grammaiicay and ancient Literature together
with the Sciences as far taught in any Of the scuos
or academies in The Stale. The Sciluul will commence
the lst Of February. 1915.
Having been engaged in teaching Tor many years
past IN several OF the neghDorng counlits, the subsc
Der deems lbs course, and method Of instruction well
known 10 the puhc 10 render any farther explana
tlon upon tla subject entirely unnecessary and he will
simply observe, that no means will be omitted by him
that can in any wise promote the moral intellectual
interest Of his pupils
lie would also remark for the inioma ion of his
friends living at distance, and who may desire to pat
ronage his sc, that prov visions have made in sew
eal 81 the mat respectable families the counlv imne.
daIey in the vicinity OF the school for the accoInnloda
ton of boarding.
The scholastic year will be divided into 2 sessions of
months eachat the termination of each session there
Will be public examination, 10 be conducted in the
presence OF gentlemen, 10 be selected, who i'll act as
trustees to tie hnp, and who viii report the same as
It may appear TO them necessary and proper
JOS. Z. GODFREY.
Dec. 10 If
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ADlSlcU AIRY.

Died. on Friday evening, the 9Th of November last,
IN the oOh year Of her age Mrs. Dolly H., consori of
James L. jordan OF Campbell. The death of u friend
at all times and under any circumstances peculiarly al
hc!ng. but when friend down by the strong
oi this memorable enemy, The blow falls up,n us
with peculiar force. The subject Ct this notice had lust
entered upon the period Of life the interesting
With mind disposition and person cmnenlly calcula.
ted 10 engage the aetons o all, is idle panegyr-
ic to oher that she lived in the of the enrs
circle Of friends and acquaintance in which she moved
In the social and domestic re- ions Of life her virtues
shown eminent. the na7e rodcslr mildness and
sweetness OF her disposition -ecnus TO mlnple them
selves IN every act OF her life. Al many the hearts
that mourn her loss. and deeply is thai pss felt BY her
bereaved husband and Children liz her last illness she
was resigned, mrek and submissive, but in consequence
Of the nature ot her disease, il permitted her
lriendsto witness the triumph which under other circim
stances she doubtless woDd have manifested in meeting
The last sad evening. In the wisdom of Almighty God
she has been called away at early period from friends
who loved aud d"aed upon her, and from sphere in
which she promised much future usefulness. The ways
Of Gud past finding out; and while we mourn over
an event unlocked Tor AID affecting, cannot doub,
tina is all Tor the best, and that loss her infinite
gain.
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BOrErOUIlT SPRINGS MALI
IND FE.H.ZLE x.v.ETITUT'E.
HsIRA d, X.vsl.4.

TTVE exercises Of the winter session Of this School
l. will begin on "Wednesday tho 10Th Of January, and
end on the l4th of May, 1915.
Boietourt Springs is known to be Of the most heal
thy and peasan. places in Virginia. Besides the Sui.
phur Spring. which is thought be little inferior to the
White Sulphur Springs OF Va. there is excellent Lime
Stone Spring within few yards Of The buildings. The
houses very commodous and comfortable capable oil
accommodating than hundred students.
The Of instruction is suited to prepare for col
lege Tor teachers, and for the active duties Of lie and il
is hoped youths will here be- trained up in the nurture
aud admonIon of the Lord" Tho discipline Of the In
stute will be kind and paternal but steady and in1exi-
BILE. The females will be under the care Of Miss Stod
dard. The female boarding department will DO entire.
ly distinct from the male.
1erms-per session Of 4 months.
Orthoerphy, Reading, Writing or Primary
Arithmetic. IS OC
Geography. English Grammar, Arithmetic,
History Of the United States, Natural Philoso-
ply, and Celestial Geography &C
Latin. Greek. French, Drawing and Painting,
Algebra, Geometry or Surveying I2 OC
Composition and Defamation will be attended 10
by the more advanced Glasses
Board including room rent and bedding. per mo. s 50
Payment for board and tuition half III advance the
res, at the close Of the session.
GEO. PEARCY, Principal.
Dec. 10 CT
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MARRIAGES,

Married, in Farnvile. on thu 4lh inst, by the Rev
DR.. l.eech. MIR. LEE BAILEY. Of Campbell county, to
Miss Frances T. 8, daughter OF Rot. j. Gllllspie OF
Bucknghamcunn,y. Va.
-, on Tuesday, tho 3rI inst, by the Rev.
Whitfield Lenwich M. TnoMAs }. WADE to Miss
MILDRED WADE. daughter OF Archibald Wade, all pf
Bedford.
-, on Thursday, the 5th inst. by the Rev.
John Bowman, Mr. Thomas REYNoLps OF Campbell,
to Miss MApALlNE q. ID. WADE. daughter OF Isaac
Wade Of Franklin county, Va.
-, at Galveston, Texas, on the Doth Of Oc,o-
Der, Judge X. d. Johnson. To Miss CARoLiNE Ma
riLpA MAFriTr daughter Of the Rev j. n. Mafit.
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Commissioners N0Ze.
Dec. 10

DCRSCA ANT Ia decree Of the Circuit superior cour,
Ct Ia" aud chancery for the county of Amherst in
the case Of Garland vs. Powell shall proceed SELL
The Sd Monday in January ensuing, belre the on, door
OF Amherst court h. use,
TWO TRACTS or LIND,
the property OF the defendant James Powell one of
which lies in the immediate vicinity Of the said
house. and contains about thee hand ed acres the other
is Tract Of Mounain Land, lying abou, Two miles dis
iant from the nrmer and contain 240 acres;
50 much Of said lands may be necessary to satisfy the
decree aforesaid credit Of e. l2 and Is months,
will be given for equal PORTIONS of the purchase money,
and bonds with approved security required.
ROBERT IINSLEY, Comr.
Dec. 10 t20Jan
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Structures Of the Urcthra.

uNlllS disease is common and often % alarming a.
tn demand the frs, and chief notice Of expcr,eo
ced Physician.
There no part of the Gre,hra which may m. he mar
rowed by structure. The first symptoms of which q
patient afflicted will this disease must frequently
plains, inability To retain his water 50 long
al obscure uneasaess about the seat. and alteration
in the stream Of urine which. instead Of being full an
equal smaller than usual and is fHked spiral scat
tered. The first symptom Just noticed compels the pa
tent to rise or twice in the night To void his urne
and he also generally finds that greater force
sary IN It's complete expulsion than he has been ia the
habit Of exerng in consequence Of tho resistance made
10 the free passage Of the water by tho structure Noc
turnal emissions arc common symptom Of this com
plant and sometimes there Ia mucous discharge from
the urehra. which is seen adhcring 10 The bottom Otbc
receiving vessels When the disease is Of n very ng-
gtavsted nature, the urine will often become quito
white aud be mixed with matter blood. there will he
great difficulty and pain in voiding the urine and like
wlse much general debility
The immediate cause Of structure is slow inlamn,a-
ton in the part affected which occasions a hckening of
tho canal and deposition Of adhesive matter around that
hickenng, to produce dmnuiion of the diameter
Of the canal, and that whatever Use To consera
BILE irritation in the Urelhra may prove cause of stric
.ure there. Hence the disease very frequently follows
Gonarhra; it may be induced by drinking or riding
hard. and by direct injury of the part. When pa
ert aborlng under Gonorhna is 30 impruden as to in
dnlge in hard riding and free drinking he exposes him
self 10 the most powerful causes of the present msady
and snch as rarely fail To produce II in lis worst forms
When patient is able to procure the assistance Of an
,be medical practitioner, he should Immediately avail
himself oft, and implicitly adhere The instructions
given; but. unhappiy. ignorance and ina,,en.on
so much more common than their oppostes and il is
ndispuabe fact that vast number OF persons afflicted
with the present complaint find il difficult matter To OBJ
tain ndlcous and efficient aid; and even some who en-
joy ample pecunary means attain ii only after long
and paaful search
DIR. HARTLEY IN not nniusily celebrated for III. re-
moval and cure of structure of the Urehra number Of
years exclusive practice in this particular branch of the
procession fully the assertion that he will uu-
dertake the worst and most proracled cases. and effect
perfect References given IL required.
o. Office door below the Trinity Church. Al
tendance all hours during the day aud evening.
Richmond, December 10 tsif
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Chestnut GrOre .lc0dcMsy.


1NHE exercises Of this Institution will be resumed
j M the first Monday. (6h) OF January, lsa5. IN.
der the snperntcndence Ut john j, Wychr. A. NJ late
Pnsc,pal Of the Oxiotd Academy, N. c.. aud some
mr Pru.s.o. Of Languages in Jefferson College, Miss
Mr.. w. brings mbs satisfactory es,m)nla, Ut chsrsc
Ter and qualifications from Professors in the Universities
of North Carolina, and Virginia and others lie has had
several years percnc In tho business o instruction. and
the trustees very confidently recommend the School to tho
pa,ronape Of The public Iha Of instruction. GIN
braces all the branches usna taught IN similar ,ns''tu
tons French aud Spanish with also be taught II desired.
The rates of tuition will be lar tie Latin and Greek
Languages, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Rheio-
rio. Logic, &r.. $l2. 80; Elementary En- sh Branches,
including Arithmetic, English Grammar aun topography
g. 80 per session OF months. For Fronch " Spanish
an additional charge Of s. per session will he maos
Suien,s will be charged from the time II entrance II
the end of ts session. and deduction will be made
lot los, ,ime unless by express agreement. except in
Of sickness
Board can be procured in respcctab,s families conve
nieut To tho Acadsmy Al So per month.
The favorable location Of this insti tuition being
on the Lynchburg and Blue Ridge Turnpike, 7 miles
northwest OF the iown Of Lvnchhufg, in healthy aud
mora. nephhorhood remote from any place Of public 70
sor together with tho moderate rates Of Board aud TUT
ton. authorize the Trustees to hope for l'bers share
Of the public patronage For any additional lnormaon
apply 10 the Principal either of tho undssik ssu
BENJAMIN WlGGINfON.
rHO'S. II. SCOTT.
WILLIAM BlGBlE, .r
WILLIAM N. MERRIWETHER, ''a''''''
HENRY NJ OGDEN.
II. CllEA rWOOD,
Dec. 10 IL
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r. ..lumny and derae,ion. which had heen unspar.
ios,, aimed al lin. and the uncessing though Puere
m2y inch had been made 10 arrest his progress, aud
eno.'s men Who had been taught in infancy IN lisp
s and to revere him as his c.unirys beneiac,or.
wept together.
-,.,siv in frunt of him, and watched his ex-
..;.. coun,enancp and the deep emotion. which
', lines ,lmos, overpowered him, and well nigh choked
-. n,,erance a. he gave expression 10 the sentiments
~. have ever filled hia bosom The exclusion
~, s,h feeling, felt conviction Of his greatness,
"I;.h with all our former admiration Of the We
had never before realized
iii c,.e The address Of the electurs, and Mr.. Clay s
,.sc,,se, will be written ont for publication. and we
-. m be able to present them 10 readers in
" , r.ner The elec,ors dued with Mr.. Clay at his
.,,.,ioo and the Ashland Artillery after firing salute
stopping a, Wsod;ias the residence d. "fT smith E'q
where they parook Of sme refreshments provided tor
an impression upon the minds Of .hose present which
time can never sfface."
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Mn CALHoUN'S LETTER TO MR.. KING.

we publish this morning the extraordinary letter Of
Al, Calhoun to Mr.. King, our Minister TO France No
ana having rgh. conceptions ofe past policy flour
.,,nent will approve of its tone towards power with
..hom we are friendly. The nsdious attacks which he
m,kes upon iha, power shows the unsni,abeness of
Saith Carolina politician at the head Of the Affairs Of
IN. affairs Of this nation. Wa approve of the remarks
=, the Richmund Compiler IN this subject:
at is perfectly proper for Government to rernon-
,,e and even To protest, against any interference With
he, affairs and Negotiations, when it has reason to ap-
r,.hend such interference from foreign government
Mr. Calhoun. however, has gone beyond this, and o.
men, , war upon the the motives and policy Of Great
britain entirely uncaled Tor. 1t is peculiarly and es~
peci,lly improper too. towards government like that,
vh,se official intercourse with ours has been ma rked by
,,ch dignity and courtesy. We cannnt conceive
what the Secretary Of State could hope accomplish by
b;.. unless he was dssirui of emberiny our relations
with Great Britain 50 amca5lc and flendl and
in dinr ST. IL place his Government in false and
disalvanla.e,us position. But this is moi the worst
feature Of this extraordinary nnnncatn bad as it is
II comprises both the N nth and the South at single
ow. It assumes for that Federal Government the re-
;,,ion Of champion Of the Institution Of Slavery This
IL in violation OF the feelings and opinions Of than
hall the people 0f the Unin and directly in opposition
to the principle main.sned by the Slave holding States
tina, no power has right 10 NEEDLE with that nsli,u
tion-tha il is heirs-and that 10 them belong its ex.
elusive control. To the Federal Government the pow
" Of interference with il has been time and again denied
in the most solemn and emphatic manher. Mr.. CAL
houn the right hs part Of the Federal Gov
erumcnt take or the purpose Of srngth then
ing the ins uon, aud thus asserts power in The mat
Ter which goes far to compromise the ground long oc
cuped by the South. There is much this letter deep
" Ia wound proper national Pride, and much to meet
tho curdal reproba,ion Of all parties. We shall have
word muro to say on the corresp ndence.'
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rusliE Subscriber respectfully acknowledging the gps-
i ersua confidence hitherto extended 10 him. By tho
public in ha profession takes this nathd snnuuseiue
The cuntnasics II his Schaoi the appnschihy yesr.
Ills first session will commences the LIST NvDday IN
January, and close I'm Friday tho 9th day dJnne Ills
see md srss,on will commence the lat Monday Vi Ju
~, snd clone ths 9Th day Of December, ls45.
For The present.. he can c,nfrtahly accommodate y
hout bosrdefsand whilst he would prefer toys under
IA years Of age he will refuse any that sse. VI
whose docility and department, he can b. as
sursd. 80
Ills aim Ia rather to impsrt ssd sad permanent in.
sructiop than acquire Temporary noorsty BY sten
,sioas display Of superficial s,snmep.a W the pan "
his pppils. IN all he will rndessw 70 lay g0od
foundation by insisting on an accurate acqssi.snce with
The esmenary psss, before he seaar 10 encouraged 10
s,isn;nt In advance to h,ghss grade. Orthoyssphv.
mas, DENIM .ashp. correc, and spirited Reading. and
,ho,noh Ar uanisace with Arihmc,ie viii s CONSTANT.
l., nG,reJ init, satisfactorily attained His sourss will
then COMPREHEND Gram.sr. Grps'aphy with Tho use 1t
tho Globes, History, Geometry. Algahra Naonl rh,.
losophy Rhetoric Sc. with tho Latin Greek and Frsaeh
Languages.
In the Discipline Of his sch,,l he viii enieavof Il
combine ss fsr NJ he sy be able ha kind o,c Of aa
afec,iona,a parent with the enlightened Judgment u
conscientious guardian. H. wsud respectfully request
those who NAV have SUN .Iesi Confidence IN hls quaih
cations aad integrity en,rusl thslr children " os es
IL call him from tune 81 time. 10 satisfy themseves W
his fidelity. "A the subscribers preparation for moFe
extensive accommodation Is in considerable state OF
Gnwardness and he contemplses an nnin'erupsed de.
yoon - his profession long his physical and men
tai faculties will justify It. AZ much rim cnscens,ous
c,nvc,nn IL duty as from the ordinary confederation ~
self Interest," he hoprs or continuance and increase 81
public favo,---@ing ready and willing 10 Submit nv
claims tn the decision Of the candid and enlightened =.
lila prices remain unchanged. VII: For Ba!!ag, " M
per month For Tuition in Orhugrsphy, Pennmsnship,
Reading and Arithmetic. 81 so per month; any higher
branche. in English, $500 per mmh. Fur the I.sn
vusgcs and Mathematics. other than Adhmec, $500
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COTTO.V Y:1Et.v.N .l.V.D
DOMESTICS.

4 Agent for tho Monticello Factory, We are rsceiv
N ing and shall keep constantly On haad = general
assortment
Monticello Yarns;
do Oznahurgs
do Shrtings
The quality Of these yarns a's equal n any msnufae
tured The OInaburgs very heavy and shoot wide.
We solicit trial Of these goods and isli will assured
they will give satisfaction. accommodating,
and prices low. MCDANIEL. s. McCORKFE.
Deco tsif
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CLASSICAL, English and Mathematical
SCHOOL,.

IfKVIiE next session Of my schuo will commence on
Il "Wednesday, the lsl of January next, aud will ter
inmate The 3st of May following The course ofn
sruclio embraces the Greek. Latin, French, Spanish
Italian and English Languages, Ancient and Modern
History, Ancient and Modern Geography Natural Phi
osophy, Chymislfy. an extensive course of Mahenai-
les, and all the branches constituting complete, prac!-
cal English education. Every pupil will be considered
engaged from the day Of Ill the end Of the
sion unless otherwise specified My Night School is
now in operation. JNO. CARY.
Dec. 10 w2w if
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CHEAPER STILL.

ENG desrous to reduce my uncommonly heavy
~ stock Of BOOTS, SHOES. HATS. CAPS, &c.
will offer very great inducements and to prove it, Ills
only necessary u give ma 4 call.
Fine Water Proof Boots at 81 50, and all other kinds
of Boots and Shoes low in proportion.
Also-Good Fur Caps from rs cts to 4l0-Just call
and zoe, rs am determined to sell. Great bargains
may be had by calling on
CALVIN THOMPSON,
Mex, door below II. u. & W. A. Richards Hard.
ware Store,
Dec 9 Owl
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MEETING OF TnELADlES.

meeting Of the Ladies Of Lynchburs and surround
ing country. will be held la the Second Presbyterian
Church. Friday. t2Olh ins, at O'Clock p. NJ, for
the purpse Of aiding IN erecting Statue to Mt Clay.
as agreed upon by The meeting of the Ladies of Rich
mond We expec, all the Ladies to attend for So laud
lille object.
joseph X Irving, Esq, Of Amherst is expected to be
in attendance.
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE YOUTHS TOTAI.
ABSTINENCE SOCIETY

The anniversary Of the Youths Total Abstinence So.
ciey, will be held at The LIST Presbyterian Church on
Sunday evening al 3 o'clock. The following will be
the order Of proceedings
Prayer by the Rev. WIN. $. Reid
Singing by the Choir.
Address by VIM w. Davis.
Singing by the Chnr.
Prayer by the Rev. MIR. Cumpsten
Benedclion by the Rev. Mr. Davis
JOHN w. RUMBOUGlI, Prcst
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Public Hiring Of Negroes.

WYE will hire out to the highest bidder. on the first
w day of January next. the NEGROES belong.
ing To the estate Of Col David Saunders dec. There
are among them two good Blacksm,hs, some Factory
Hands and a number Of first rate Field Hands The
hiring will take place before the Courthouse door, al
Liberty, Bedford county. Persons wishing to hire
privately, he accommodated by calling on either Of
The subscribers between this and the day Of hiring.
Il. Il. SAUNDERS,
&. A. SAUNDERS,
Executors of David Saunders, dec.
Bedford, Dec. 10 Wv
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BLANK BOOKS.
ash r. W o o IL u o a So

HAVE OF hand probably the largest sockof BLANK
IL BOOKS ever kept in any ono establishment" IL
the State. and equal, perhaps greater. than is usually
met with, already made, at the largest manufactures
North
We have medium, DENY, and cap Day Books, Led
gers and Journals, made OF the most superior blue
laid, blue wove and white linen Papers b'und and
finished in the must durable and worknanike manner.
ALSO,
Others. warranted good, Of cheaper description. be
sides fall and half bound calf Ledgers. Journals Day
Books. Cash Books Sales Books, Invoice Books, Bill
Books. Pass BH,ks, Memorandum, Of every size,
Check Books (tc most beautiful ever seen Books OF
Drafts Promissury Notes, Indexes Letter Books. Re-
cords, &c., &c.
Blank Books made. and ruIcd and hound In sny pat
n. at shor, notice. and in The Gerry best nsasntr.
Richmond, Nov. ID h0
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TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY
NOV on hand and will be sold low, good assert
i y ment of Kaircs aud Forks, Pocket Kuiuts. Scn
sors. Needles, Raxo,s &c. Sc Persons IN want Of a
good article for their USE would do well TO call and
for themselves before buying am determined to sell
for a small advance. ID. w. MOORE,
Sign Of The Big Pitcher.
ALSO-Shovel and longs, Cast See Axes, &c.
&C.. ID. w. Nj.
Dec. 10 ts
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LADIES'
Oyster Supper and Feast.

The Ladies VI the % Preshy Church will have
an OYSTER SUPPER and FEAsr ON Thursday nigh, tho
18th inst, al Mr.. Cralles Granite building ON Main
Street.
The object is 10 meet the balance of debt upon III,
Church edefce.
The CnIzens are respec fully invited To attend
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O. 1t 1t is stated by the Washington Correspondent
the Philadelphia inquirer, that Mr. Choatc Of Mu.sachu
sets, declines reelection 10 tie Senate and that Mr.
Webster has consented to succeed him.