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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

EAft ASR WNnER SPd REM HR9ARGE q Me-
Fare only laS cents-Ihe swt and spen- :T
day. Sept. lG,h, will run rs follows. daily: .
J egye Newark, Leave New YORK.
foot Of Centre street. foot Ot Barclay street.
o'cnck. A. NJ 3 o'clock. p. Nj.
Freight carried ct very reasonable rates. go
= s--S.-s x STATEN ISLAND FERRY. foot oi
-+s5=---.s-. low, un'i iuther notice:
l.rtse New York .. :. 8. 10. 2,@Il, ., 81;
-a'en l,lnnd. :, 5. @. 10, II. i. !. |. 5. ca.
P.S. All goods required Ia be particularly marked and
ufa u; The rIsk oi The owners thereof $40
:. r----y ,, STATEN ISLAND FERRY, loot OF
N-sS=--s Sep; 30h. the boat wli run follows until
farther uutlr"
Leave New York at 9. IT. A. M.-lti. 80 . Z. VI.
staten Island. s. 10. A. M.-l2's. 81 l.P VI.
nc Al Good, shipped BE- particularly marked nnd
ut the risk OF The owners thereof ~
* 1.ees, b THE STEAMER SHREWSBURY
EE.-lF Cap, l. r. Corllss, wlll hereafter leave
s5sSsS1Ss Cntnar,ne Market. n. Y. svory Vednssiay
~nurdny Ut 10 o'clock ". returning from Eaton Town
Landing every Monday nnd Thursdny ri IL O'Clock A. NJ
The proprerors Boat offer her Tor sae cheap.
She boat with excellent machinery and draws only
~ waer-0 fee beam. l' long. The only Tor
offering her for that her speed not sufficient or The
passenger boat. For information appy TO he Gap
tam an hnart. ~ I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

=; FOR SALE or LEASE.-Thlr,y-two Lots 0f
s1 Giouur iur -4lc nrsnu " j. bounded by jersey
E h:enue. and Efie Harmus and Sout.Stresis. Ghnu.
from jersey City. For p0rcug!g, inquire ~ s.
IT.,,k hon, ,,s.,on teisIE Err,T
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

PARTICULARS Of The Fam IN Huntington Township.
H. l. advertised Tine b2 W. & J. L. Iapscott,
cGnnow be had their Ohce, 6 South ST. OF Maiden
Hul6
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

Mrs ROBNsUN from Ezahe,n'ee! .ii fa,h.ooao,s
re;on and Embroidered Dresses Laces French
Worked Gaze Collars &c made 20 look e1,ai - Ee-
sfa.ray =, - 49, manner - I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

nRREL COAI-Ths hip G-ar-e N az g.; ',etats-
" mz vs-F superior ot Of v o"feef 8. Iieo ~ ,..
ana ali lowered N me ho-ir sale N Gaentii'' 10 suli puI-
cha.efs-a' ,Hc oHes, market prce; .r ri pp,I,->r
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

CarnstinSs, Floor on Cloths, Nafs.nSs,
Riggs, Fable Covers, sc.
OF every iescriptonA At the owsst possible ircSs
Their friend, and the public generally respectfully uriic
t e,r;rt their stock. Va cuG!dei ;eJ viii od !o
their advantage Do ge GetsfHinsd tnat e'eil
paid for il. 49,, pi.,
ny Dea ers supplied the mos, reasonable erIns Please
cvr ut cali We ,ha endeavor make every ransactoa
sntirely .stsfnctory tauS Sln' 40 PEARL STREET.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

GOAL -rvIur handsome assortment ut the var Gus kinds
al Coal both fo- domestic and manufacturing purposes
cT1 70 hc c are 1Cyg 1uNiGr daily additions, we wuui
ne. ~ M. NJ cm-.-----r. .neEltu.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-28
CONVICTION OF o'CoNNELL,

The steamer Caledonia arrived at Boston on Fri
day last. having left Liverpool on the 5th inst
The most important item of intelligence is the con-
victiOn of Daniel Cornell and the other indicted
with him for making disturbance in Ireland. The
judgments will not be served until about the 10th
Of April, and before that time motto will be
made for arrest Of judgment. In the mean time
OConnell ) made his way to London, md taken
his seat in the House of Commons.
1t is said the Duke Of Wellington is determined
Mr. OConne il shall not be sent to prison. A great
dinner was 10 have been given him at Ccvent Gar
den Theatre ON the 10th inst.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-28
PROBATE NOTICE.

TN pursuance otan order ofthe Hon. Court
Il oi Pr"bnle for Wn,rr,nwn District. dated
the 25,h day OF March 1874, authorizing the
Subscriber 10 sell either AZ public ar private
sale so much Of the real estate Of Henry 3.
Atwond, late Of Watrrtnwn. deceased, MS
will raise the sum OF two Thousand Dollars.
with incident, charges "f,he salr, THE sub
scriber will offer NJ public auction on the
Oh day OF April 1914. at 10 O'Clock A. M.
(unlcss previously disguised "fat private sale)
Said real Estate consisting OF acres OF
Meadow Land, lying near the Hotel nf Gen
Merit Hrmminway's. On said promises
is large Brick building formerly used as II
Wagon Makers Shop, and part of two
story Dwelling House. also one other piece
of land containing = acres with one dwell
ing House thereon, lying South of Glover
Dayton. Also, one other piece containing
about , acres with dwelling House thereon,
living east of Gen. Hemminway's Hotel.
2w44 BUEL Atwood, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-28

OtThe titchAsld County Temperance Society
held It's last monthly meeting at the Congregation
al Church in this village on Tuesday last. very
respectable delegation was present from the several
town Societies. who gave interesting accounts of
the state Of the cause in their respective towns
The meeting was very ably and very eloQuently
addressed by Rev. MIR. Richardson, of Terrysville,
on the Patriotism Of the Temperance enterprise"
We have rarely listened to more convincing ar.
gument in favor Of the cause of total abstinence;
and were mortified that SO few of our own citizens
were present to hear it. Indeed we believe Litch-
field has become somewhat proverbial for indifEer-
ence to this cause. A proper respect however for
those who visit US from abroad, and especially
when we can be entertained by SO respectable
speaker as Mr.. Richardson, should induce US to be
present on such occasions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-28

INFLUENZA AND CoNsunrrrIoN.-lt is a mel
a,choly truth that thousands fall victims to Con-
sumption every year, from no other cause than neg
lcc.cd colds; yet we find hundreds, nay thousands
who treat such complaints with the greatest indif-
ference, and let them run on for weeks and even
months without thinking Of the danger. At first
you have what you consider aslight cough or cold ;
you allow business, pleasure careessness to pre-
vent you from giving it any attention; it then set
ties upon your breast-you become hoarse, have
pains in the side chest, eXrectorate large guam
titles of matter. perhaps mixed with blood; aditfi-
Guilty Of breathing ensues. and then you find your
own foolish neglect has brought on this complaint.
If, them you value life health be warned in time
and don't trae with your cold or trust TO any quack
nostrum to cure you but Immediately procure a
bottle or two of that famous remedy, DR.. Wistars
Balsam of Wild Cherry, which is well known to
be the most speedy cure ever known, as thousands
will testify whose lives have been saved by 1t.
For Influenza il is the very best medicine in the
world, as hundreds will testify,
For Sale by DR.. Samuel Puel.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-28

4 7 n meeting Of the legal voters in the
"A town ut Cnnaan, holden 'nI the LIST day
Of January, 1874. Voted. That il any owner
ct any neat cattle shalt suffer The same IT, gu
ii large out of his nr her enclosure, il shalt
be The duty OF the upwards, aud shall be-
lawful tor any person, To take up and im-
pound the same. And Whenever any person
shall have so umpouni,,l any creatures. he
shall give notice thereof 10 the owner ii he
he known, IN the SANS m .ruer US If surh
cattle had been taken dong damage, pnd i'm.
pounded, and shall be table to the same pei
n"',S tor neglect 10 give such noti,e. And
II me "wn"r of su"h aren,ures lie not known,
The person Imp"undi'iH the same shall pru
coed, and such creatures shall be IIaDJp
proceeded with und sold I'D the same man.
ner as it said cattle had been taken and i'm.
pounded doing dnmage except that it shalt
moi be necessary to have any fences. The
owner of any such cattle SO ilDuounde,i shall
not rcc"ive or replevy the same, until he
shall have paid to the pound keeper the sum
of twenty five cents tor each creature SD i'm.
pounhcd.-wher-of one.half shalt be- to the
pound keeper, and The other half to the use
of the person iNpounding the samr.--and
until he shall have also paid To the pound
keeper his lawful expenses for providing
food and water for such creatures while in'
pound. Aisn, the owner having had notice,
that his creatures are 80 impounded shall be'
liable 10 the same penalty for neglect to re-
plevy the same, rs il the same had been tn
ken doing damage and impounded. P,Oui-,
ded, always, that no one penalty incurred
by any persons Mt one time Ivy virtue Of this
law shall exceed the sum Of three dol,
nrs; provided. also, that any person who
has n family residence within said town.,
who shall get permission in writing from.
the select men, may suffer one mich cow 10,
run Il, large on The public highway between:
the rising and setting of the sun.-provi,ied.
always, that all persons that have got per-
NIT from the select men to let their cows run.
on the highways to yard them nights.
Canaan, 1874. 3w42
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-28
fAE iocnrn6o rAnrEr nIfi.

Lately reported in the House Of Representative
Il enacted into law will candidate most of the
branches IF American Industry. destroy Capital
pat Labor cat If demand, and iHPoVisk Ahe cOsssa.
Try. Ii will tend to break up all the HATTERS
PAPER-MAKERS, SHOE-MAKERS, LEATHER
MANUFACTURERS, BRASS, IRON, COTTON
AND WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS, sc. II
ought tobe termeda Bvitish Tariff for the prOtec-
tiOn and encouragement of British capital and la
bOrs and the destruction Of american. The Loco
fOcos dare not consider it, till after our election
they fear the consequences. When that is over,
they will take it up and pass it if Connecticut
should go Locofoco.
Arouse then, Farmers, Mechanics, Manufactur-
ers and Laborers, and show by your votes your OPP
position to bill which is calculated to DESTROY
your business and protect that Of foreigners.
- CO1HQRf
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-28
M O r IC =.

I'm pursuance of an order from the Court
l. nt Probate for the District of Liichfield.
the Administration Account on the Estate OF
Adonirnm Carter. late Of Warren in said
District. deceased. will be exhibited to said
Cour, for adjustment at the Probate Office
in Ltchfield on the 9Th day Of April 1874 at
10 o'clock forenoon; at which time and
place all persons interested will appear, IT
they see cause. and be benrd thereon.
.',@, Ie'os H. s. CARTER, Administrator.
-t March 22u, 1874. A
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-28
ID / E ID ,

In this town, on the 2lst inst, Mr. Joseph Ma
son, a revolutionary pensloner and much esteemed
citizen in the S9th year Of his age.
In this town, on the 23d inst, Mrs. Cinthia,
wife of Nehemiah C. Edwards, aged 49, ''..
In New-Milford, on the I'd inst, Mr.. George H.
Bostwics, aged &c. -,
Mr.. Samuel Ffisbie. s.fs
In Bridgewater, on the 10th inst, Mrs. Anna
Jennett Sanford, wife Of Mr. Henry Sanford, and
daughter of Mr.. Daniel Garfield, aged 81. The
sorrow experienced by her afflicted relatives IS
shared by an extensive circle Of friends, and by the
church and community Of which she was useful
member.
In Ellsworth, on the 18th inst, Mrs. Jerusha
Skiff. wife of MI Samuel Skif, aged 63. For near
" twenty EIGHT years Mrs Skffwas connected with
the Congregational church in this place; during
which time her consistent conduct, and uniform
christian department. strongly endeared her to the
circle in which she moved. Her efforts to do good
TO Young in the Sabbath School, and in the prayer
circle Of the sisters of the church, will not soon be
forgotten. The benevolent objects Of the day had
her sympathy and her aid. She seemed willing to
know her duty. and to discharge it both at home
and abroad. To the church Of which she was
member. and to her dear companion and friends,
her loss is deeply felt But while they mourn Their
loss. they do it with deep consciousness that their
loss is her gain.
In New Haven, on the gid Mr.. Abel Bishop,
aoed 40. He was an active and useful apostle in
the cause Of temperance.
In Watertown, on the 18th inst. Nathaniel Fran
cis. the Youngest child Of Rev. Nathaniel s. Rich
ardson. Rector of Christ's Church, Watertown,
aged four months. f-.- . e..
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-28
Li,chtield, March 10. 1874.

A r Court Of Probate holden at Kent.
IA within and for the District Of Keni, Oh
this nth day of March lS44:
On the Estate Of Lucy Roots. late Of said
district d,ceaspd. Ordered that The Admins .
TRAITOR exhibit his administration acc"I". to
this Court TOR adjustment a, the Prob",e OF.
tiee in said district on the 18th day II March
A. d. l644 ut 10 o'clo'k IN the f'' emM,n. and
that all persons interested in said ESTATE may
Lm Notified iheFrOf the Administering will
cause this orderi" he published in n news.
paper prinlyd in Liichfrld and past c,pv
thereof on signpost In said Kent nearest
the place where said decrast.d last dwel, n,
leas. ten days htfon' snt 26ih day Of March,
le44. Certified lrOm hcnTd. by ~
42w3, RVFUs FULLER, in. Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-28
WAsH1Ncro,NS. March 21

Gen. Henderson, the Texian Minister, arrived
last evening, and was received with the firing Of
cannon, hosting Of flags. and other signs of well
come and honor, as the steamer passed the Navy
Yard. Flags have been suspended from the theatre
and other pnblic places in our streets by way of
showing the popular feeling as regards the annex
alton All parties are the q,si viue for the ar.
volunteer companies are in readiness to turn out
and meet him the cannon. Of the City Artillerists
kept loaded and everything is in state Of for
wardness for grand demonstration The appoint
ment of Mr. Calhoun seems to have given general
satisfaction; not voice dissents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-28
M 0TTCE.

vFNIIE residents and non-residenis who
l. are liable to pay a town and highway
tax of four cents on the dollar on the list
Of lS43 in the town of Goshen, County Of
Liichfi-ld, State of Connecticut. are hereby
notified that will meet them al the, s,ore Of
A. Miles g. Sons, in the centre, on M0n,lay
the lst day Of April ls44. from nine o'clock
A. NJ. till one o'clock p. NJ, and Mt the store
Of A. Miles & Sons in Canada Village. on
Tuesday the Cd day, from one O'Clock tilE
four p. NJ, and at the store Of North =.
Richards on Wednesday the 81 day ot April
from ten o'clock A NJ. till two p. NJ. All
persons negIecting this notice must expect
10 pay travelling fees.
Amos DAvlDsoN. Collector.
Goshen, March I'd, .S44. Az
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-28
IRON HAY SCALES.

IRON PLATFORM SCALES. for weigh
Il ing loaded Wagons, Railroad Cars. &C.
2 The undersigned manufacture new arsi.
Gle for the above purposes, Of VERY GREAT
DURABILITY AND ACCURACY. which they are
prepared to pu, in operation al short notice.
: Amply to CYPRIAN WILCOX. New Ha-
ven. c., who also keeps an assortment OF
FAIRRANKs' Store and Counter SCALES.
,rlr. +. E. ct. FAIRBANKS l. Co.
st. Johnsbury, VT, March I, 1874 I2'n44
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-28
NllINICE.

PY virtue ofan order from the Court oil
Probate for the District of Sharon, the
subscriber will sell, ii, Public Auction so
much Of The Real Estate of Charles s. CaIk.
in of Sharon, an Insane Person, as will pay
the sum of nine hundred ninety .one dollars
thirty one cents, and incident charges of
safe, at the dwelling house Of Russell
Calkin in Sharon OH the 10Th day of April
1874, at two O'Clock A. NJ unless previously
disposed of AZ private sale.
Al Russell 3. CALKIN, Conservaior.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-28
Dislrici of LiichfeM, IS.

Probate Court, March. 18th, 1874
u STATE OF Joseph Mason, late OF Lnch-
~ field, in said district, decreased.
The Court ut Probate for the district ot
Li,chlirld, hath limited, and allowed SIX
month from the date hereof, for the creditors
Of said estate, to exhibit their claims tor set.
tlenrnt. Those who neglcc, to present their
accounts, property nttested. within sad time,
will hr deharred recovery. All persons
indebted To said estate are requested to make
Immediate payment H.
44# BENZ w. MASON. Administrator
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-28
M A r. r lie d.

In this village, on Sunday evening, by Rev. Mr..
Payne, Mr.. Albert G. Catlin, Of Providence, r. L.,
to Miss Mary Jane M'Carter, of Litchfeld.
In St. Paul's Church, Bantam Falls, on the 18th
inst, by Rev. Mr.. Eastman, Mr.. Jeremiah Kilborn
to Miss Rachel Webster, both Of this town.
In Woodbury., on the 18th by the Rev. G. Wa
terbury, Mr.. Charles r. Harris Of New Haven, to
Miss Catherine Booth, of Woodbury..
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-28

.dbolitioaists take Wa,niseg .-The threatening
among the Liberty men in this state. AS the
Wings oppose the annexation, the Abolitionsts are
relaxing their hostility and many Of the more wise
and moderate are determined to 60 the Wing ticket
If they sustain a third party they must expect to
have Texas thrust upon them, along with it.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-28
M O TT g 81 ,

A Ii. persons residents and non. residents
a "A ofthe town Of Canaan, liable TO pay a
Town and state tax on list 1912, are hereby
notified THAT the Subscribers have received
Warrants to collect the same, and will meet,
them tor that purpose on Thursday the 18th
day Of April next at the Huel Of Wiilam.
Hunt in South Canaan. from 8 o'clock A. M.
till two o., lock p. NJ. and on Friday the 10Th;
at the store of Rockwell Ea,on.in North Gu
nam, from 10 O'clock A. NJ till 8 tclOck p.
M. All persons negiecting 10 appear at the
time aud places above mentioned must ex.
poet To pay lawful fees tor collecting The
best way they can fix it.
JOHN WATSON. ooo'o''
Canaan, March 18th 1874.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-28

EPlcRAM ON PETERS WORM LozENGrs.
The worm" that in children kicks up such riot,
Touched by Peters Worm Lozcnges instantly
sluirms E.s".
While they are prescribed as the diet Of worms !!
For sale at the sign of Drugs s. Medicines.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-28
CONE TO DUTY.

are upon you. They expect triumph at your
hands, ON Monday next. They have right to ex-
pect that every Wing will do his duty. Will you
disappoint such expectation! What Wing will
not feel ashamed if he permits this election to pass
without lending his vote and his influence, to the
maintenance of some Wing principles so
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-28
NOTICE.

A IL persons having accounts with the
IN late TRUMAN MUNGER are request
ed TO present them 10 the subscriber and
MI p+.rss,ns indebted are requested to make
immediate payment.
Liichfieid, March l3, 1874. AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-28

WHY WILL We DIE.
Death marks his prey-when least we think of
him.
He rushes like atiger from his lair; rfg
The cheek Of bloom grows pale, the bright eye
dim. ... . ,. .,.I.....
And life departs mid our untaled despair. ".'a,
On the humid spring atmosphere Death spreads
his banner, ''.s Ha3'-
Upon its black field see &c Consumption display
ed;
The sexton, stern lord ofMorality's mannor,
Can scarce find moment to rest on his spade.
The SHELTON king hath no shalt in his CULVER,
Dipped deeper in poison, ween, than, a cold !;
And would you friend from his venom deliver,
Seek quickly the place where the antidote's sold.
Death stands at your elbow, then go as directed,
Buy Peters Cough Lozenges-take them and
live
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-28
LoCoFocoISM IN THE REAR.

The largest vote ever given in Connecticut by
the Van Buren, party previous to last year, was
the vote for John NJ. Niles. in the spring Of 1S4O,
being Is 1888 The vote for Van Buren, Electors
was IS, ?o6; less by 6s7 votes than the vote for
Niles in the spring Of the same year. The vote OF
'43 shows gain over the highest vote previously
given Of 1888.
The WING vote IN 1870 for Presidential Electors
was 81 SOL, being Ass votes more than the
Locofoco vote Of last year. and majority OF 2'SiS
over the highest opposition vote. including the
Abolition. The entire vote cast in 1S4O, was 90.
S97, being 2,0ls votes more than has been Poiled
since that time II will be seen therefore that the
wings have a certain clear majority over the COM
biued opposition, Of more than 1000 votes in the
STATE as contrasted with the election Of $780, with
t claiming any increase Of voters in the last three
sears-alloWing a gain Of 1.433 votes to the Van
Baren party, and deducting 11S7s votes As Adolf
4iou.-E H. Courier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-28
FARM FOR SALE.
| enNHE undersigned
i wishing 10 re-
n move to the west. Of. q
lt.rs for sale his FARM. -

> IeTN lot SAFE UIs Z A1Nns -.
n,,.m MALT mile north at the Ms,-,,ng
HCnSe in South Farms. Said Farm consists
~ C,r,v sevrn ncres 1T land nea-ly all iin.
O.ovci. ana will b. snld III bargain. On
Inc farm are good Dwelling House aud
ether buildings. Farming iO"ls. Hay. Stock
Ssc will be sold with the place IL desired :
a., "a JOHN Raw
Li.chfleId, South Farins, March "a, lS4a:
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-28

Five AZ U;!cn.--A destructive FiFe vas raging
NJ Utica when the cars leil there On Ftlaay eys'
ming,
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-28

$each Trees For Saleg!
THE Subscriber will receive as snon az
- Spring opens a small lot Of Peach Trees
from a well established nursery in Hartford
County .innoculat'd and warranted 70 be the
kind specified, among them ara the large
Yellow, the early Yellow, York and the ear.
ly AIMS. -a ..-eTy-r .-
N. B. Grating done TO order by an expe.
rienced ha nd GURDoN FILLEY.
Ltchfield, March 18th lS44. VI ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-28

.a,vsval Of Jhr .Mason.-Hon. John Y. Mason
Secretary Of the Navy. has arrived at Washington
ana assumed the duties Of his department
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-28

a Real JEandavin Comma III is now positive
ly stated that Chinese amb 'ssador, I" real live
China mandarin. deputed BY his celestial majesty,
brother to the sun. and cousin german TO the mOon
is about to exhibit his pig. all and fEesclswed
dragon, his peacock feather AID his button, among
the blue ribbons. black rods, white sticks, AM gar
teEs Of the court Il her majesty, Queen Victoria;
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-25
WING sLNAIt,RIAL coNvENTIoy.

The District Convention for The nomi-
natI1n OF ca dd,ie lor the S nats o
Nirgini', roupns' d Of the counties ofJeE
hrs ., FIR d rex ana Cake, net ~ sd
jaur M enl 10 Ch rlestawo, aud was cali d
To ar er by the Chairman. Province Nc
@ RMIcK. Esq, Of Clark, W. F. Aux
AMBER acting as Srcset,ry.
The following Jcidg4tss were in atien-
dance:
CiIrke Province Mccormick. John
A Tttoups u.
Frederick e c. Breedin, Jas. Oh p
lev, b. w. jeff rson.
JeGtrson A drrw Hunter, Benjamin
+. loweer, Meredith Helm, K. S. Back.
burn, John F. Smith, w. F. Alexander.
the committee appointed at the irsi
meeting oil The Convention to confer with
II BERT 7. CoNRAD, Esq. on the subject
of BIS nomination. as a candidate for the
S, nate, having reported their proceedings
and informed tbs convention tina: Mr..
Conrad had positively declined the nom
nulion, and read a letter from Mr.. Con.
rad on he subject.
JonN S. GALLAHER, Esq. Of Jefferson,
was nominated to repr, sent this District
in the Senate said nomination was re
ceived by acciamalion.
1t was then moved, that a committee
be appointed to confer with Mr.. Galiaher,
and inform him of his nomination. An
drew ilunler, +. C. Breedin, William F.,
Alexander. with the chairman, were up
pointtd s,ld committee.
II was resolved, that the proceedings
of the Convention be published in The Vir.
G MIA Fres Ptess, the Richmond Wing,
the Winchester Republican, and Martins.
burg Gazette.
P. MCCORMICK, Chairman.
w. F. ALEXANDER, Sec'y.