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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

Gold and Stiper Patent Lerer and plain JY.1TCIIES.
fine Breast Pins. Bracelets, Finger Rings, (,oM and
Silrv Pencils, Gold Guard hams and Krw, fob
Chains. fine red and ,oLiie Coral and mary other ar
Giles too numerous 10 mention.
We would respectfully request all are in want Of
articles in our line 10 call and examine stuck, ns we
determined 10 sell at very small advance on cost
Clocks and Watches Of every description repaired 10
low prices. II. SlLVERTHORN,
E. w. VICTOR.
N. B.-The subscriber would respectfully invite all
who are in want Of SILVER WARE, TO call and
examine his stock, manufactured by himself, and war
ranted to be in quality equal 10 c3n which he viii sell
unusually low. All work in his line made to order or
repaired at the shortest notice. II. S.
April7 w2m
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y.Dgy.LES ~ .ICREE,

4 RE nav receiving their Spring supply Of GRO
~ CERfES, which is large aud wei assorted. com
prisng nearly every article usually kept In their line
which they offer n, very how prices Tor cash, in ex
change for country produce. They most respectfully
solicit a call their old friends well the public
vonerrly. The following comprise part ollheir Stock
a5D bars Rio, Laenyra. Anrosura and Jaw Coffee
40 h.ds. ~ orlcans. r. Rico. 81. croix and Cuba
Gle fed Sugars
Is boxes Loaf Sugar
. | lrrels crushed Sugar
20 boNcs mud caJd'es Tea, part very superior
IS, 900 liza. Cotton Yarns. Ieaksvlle, Richmond and
I.ynchburg factories
% bales Domrs,,cs, B 4. rs, 4 4 and 6 4 wide
l. bales colun Oznaburgs, Richmond and Manehes.
ter iariuries
$50 krns Nails, assorted sizes
200 lbs. hest Caracas Indigo
500 lbs. Maddor
300 sacks Salt we'll filled
5000 lbs. SHE Leather, good and damaged
300 lbs. Shoe Thread
300 lbs. Cast Steel
300 lbs. Shear Steel I.
IA Tons Blisered Steel
GOO lbs. Rod Ionr. Ia, Ss, l2. SO and 3 4 Inch
800 lbs. Hoop Iron
~ 900 lbs. Russia Sheet Iron
| 1000 lbs. Anetiean Sheet Iron
500 lbs. w re. assorted sizes
u boxes 'i'n Plate. 3X
9 do do do 3XXx
20 bikes Roofing Tin, large sizc
90 pigs Block Tin
10 iuns country IIar Iron
30 barrels tanners Oh
iietces Lamp OIL
90 hhds and barrels Molasses
90 doz Palm Lent Hats
10000 lbs. Bacon part family cured
s dtz. liurse l,uckts
| 5 do. painted Pals
35 kegs Gun Powder .....
90 kegs Blessing Powder
800 lbs green C1pperns
60 nams Wrapping Paper
60 br ,els Flour ....
As boxes lalIow Candles
10 do S FERN do
10 boxes No. | Soap
l50 bushels Irish Potatoes
1000 lbs. Castings assorted
g barrels Cider Vinegar
So boxes Window Glass. 3x 10 and tOX12
500 bushels eoud seed Oats ,=.s@
6.00o lined R'veis, Nos s, TO- IL, n and 10
26 Grind Stones el eNs
ALSO, Cleo. Bed Ticking. Nankeen, Blcachet
Domestic, Apron Checks. Linen plain and iwilied
Plaid Domestic Pepper AlIspice. Alum Ginger. Sal
eratus. Chocolate, Nulmegs. Mustard. Shoes, Brooms
Wooden Measures Stone Wrre Tubs. Writing Pa
per. Siliers. Trace Chains, White Lee d. Putty. Can
die Wick. Cotton Irvine, Bed Cords, Plough Lines
SHAY ny Soap. Tar Cans. Rice. Lamp black. Starch
Tar, Prser, Corn and Corn Meal. Sallpeire Seal
Beams and Weights, Cnllop and Silk iIandkerchiefs
Buttons, Cnlinn and Wool Cards, Shot, Ground Pen
per, &c, Re. Sc.
%. We will pay the highest market price ftr Ba
con, Lard, Feathers. Tow and Flax, Linen WOOL
Bees Wax. Butter, Sc. BO\NLES AGREE.
March II Is IL
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ADSWOKTHl, TURNER Il Co.
Importers and Dealers IN Foreign and Domestic
ID K u {, % ID -,
.vO - .N0tss street,
RIcuMonp,
\ RE now rcceivng, and will continue to receive
" during the season, an unusually large and dcsira-
bic stock Of
q o D 3.
which viii be selected with great care expressly for Tho
Virginia and North Carolina trade
They mos, respectfully ca the attention Of Merchants
visiting this City 10 their stock, assuring them That
their principle o doing business Is consult the mutual
interest 81 their customers and thenseivcs by keeping
such attic.es of both
as cannot fail give complete and entire satisfaction.
Thuse Merchants. who la been In the habit of
i'irg The Northern Cities viii fud to their advantage
10 give them call,
Richm,nd March 20 2m if
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Wagon and Horses at .Swrfion.

an Wednesday. ihe OH inst, will sell, IN from, Of
~ Office one new Two Iior.e Wagon aud Gear.
ALSO-2 good Harness Horses
{. PHELPS, Aucl'r.
April 1t
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Negroes ;si Auction.

AN Monday, the ldlh inst. | will sell. at Campbell
~ Cuur, house, several Negroes; among them is a
valuable Woman, accustomed 10 the House service
such as Washing, Weaving. Cookinc Sc. Terms al
sale CllARES PHELPS, Auci'r
April 7 3lif
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Manchester Cotton OxMnburgs and DO.
nneStics.
VIE SUBSCRIBER. agen, fr the Manchester
Z Cotton and WooIlen Manufacturing Company, u
iers for sale
10 balas heavy No. Oznaburss,
10 =. do
4 Shreiing,
I" "a Shnng.
GEO DAGBY.
Jan 70 isif
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FOREIGN NEWS.-Th. packe, ship Louis Phil
"ppe At New York from Havre. brings French advices
~ me OH Of March, and London dates to the 9th The
po""cai news is unimpm,ant The IIavre GOTTEN mar
Ae' was hrm and animated, with tendency to advanced
prices.
:" Inc British House Of Commons, on the 9Th, Sir
ooe'' reel stated tina; u States Sugar would be ad-
e' under the same advantages of the reciprocity rea
~. s'he sugar Of Java or Manila. The new tugar
~H'es were to take effect on the 10th of March.
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Fancy and staple DRY GOODS,
UH0LES.aLE. IND RET7IL.
JOHN q. MErM

IS received his NEW SPRING anil SUMMER
IL SUPPLY OF STAPLE and FANCY GOODS,
selected tom The be aud si tasty stocks in the Nrh
ERA Cities and quality and cleapness ii prices equal
In any IN the State. He ioost c,rdslly solieiis call
tom all want assuring them that every pains will be
taken 10 give entire satisfaction list Of articles
prsng his stuck IS deemed entirely useless. full as
snrtment " Ill be found.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

: HANOVER PREsBYrERY.

VIII meet on Thursday. The 10Th inst Al q acleck,
NJ, at The Apponat,ox Church. miles wesl Of Farm
vile, on the stage rad 10 Richmond,
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GRAND SACRED CONCERT.

GRAND SACRED CONCERT.
~ T.. ULMO. professor o Music, respectfully in
Ia, forms the Inhabitants Of lynchburg that he will
aivea
q Ceri Of sacred .NUSic
at the first Presbyterian Church Thursday evening.
April 10Th, on whch occasion he will be assisted by all
the Amateur professors Of The place. Order of the con
cert as follows: Old Hundred. prayer by the Minister
LIST part. The Lords pfayer--llark the herald nm.
gels sing. will wash my hands in innocency-O!
sing unto the Lord new song Sons Of Zlon. come
before him.
2nd part. o! came let sing unto the I.ord-l wal.
ted patieniy-llow beautiful upon the mountains
Danghteroi ZionN hen the Lord shall build up Zion
The Heavens are telling.
Or Tickets so cents each To be had at Mcssrs
Payne and Gregory's Book store. and at Mr. d L.
l.yman's Apothecary Store. No tickets will be sold at
The door, money received. Concert to commence at
quarter before O'clock
April 2ln
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,n Good Prices for Tobacco.-Mr. G. B. Lyons crop
tim !. grown IL Granville, N. c. sold a, auc
wh;, !" n'cnend on The I'd inst, seven hogseads of
prc s" averaged IS 62. per hundred. The highest
on. ., W." .n aa 81: one hid sold 49, SO Is,
w. one at 81 -; one atti 90; and one al 81
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APRIL 9TH.
INPE
.Vcsv Groceries, SC.

.VcsC groceries, SC.
Nv F. respectfully inform the citizrns of Lynclburg,
w and the public generally, that we are in receipt
Of The following articles, viz:
n Orleans. Alakapas aud st. Croix Sugars,
Lagpyra, Ri", Manila and Java Coffees, 3
Single and double refined Loaf Sugars,
Crush-d and pulversed do.
Mloasses in hhds. aud bbls
Maccaroni. Water and Soda Crackers, fresh,
Shear and Bsered Steel and Iron,
Herrngs and Mackere,
Tubs Buckets. Measures. Boxes & Maple Coolers.
ALSO-Calicps, Domescs and heavy Goods, suitable
for Servants Clothing, and many other articles in
that line.
We keep concanlly on hand. Superfne Family
FLOUR. BACON, MEAL. CORN and OATS, and
LARD, very fine. We invite those who are in want,
To give a call, as determined 10 sell low for
cash or barter for produce.
MORRISON, WATKINS s. co.
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X X
lie also must respectfully calls The attention oi the
public to hls larg, aud well Selected stock of HATS Of
all kinds and qualities, and i all ages also SHOES Of
all qualities for both Stxcs OF all sges The assortment
hcne complete, mud hrs mll supply of BOOTS,
TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS. Nc These will be
found IN his Hal aud Shoe establishment. where Mr..
Seoboy will he glad oforpouun',ies ii showing The
stuck. and selling NJ the mos, reasonnhe prices.
JOHN q. MEM
April tsf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-03-21

signed the declaration. The other was JEFF
feFson; and i was soon after learned that. a.
The same hour, he too had expired, in remote
quarter of the country.
There now remained only Carroll to survive
his fellows; and he had already reached ex-
treme old age but he lived yet seven years
longer; and, in 1882. at the age of IS, the
venerable patriarch was gathered to his faith
ers.
The Congress went into mourning, on this
account, for three months, as they had done
Tor Washington, and for him alone.
Important from Harana.-We learn from
Capt. Dunbar, Of the brig Hellespont, arrived
Yesterday from Havana, that the Governor
General of Cuba has issued decree re-impos-
ing the old rate of duties on rice, in conse-
quence. it is said, Of orders from old Spain,
This is in paIpable violation of public faith
as under the late regulation, admitting rice
duty free, until the 5th of April next. large
quantities Of this article have been shipped
from Southern ports. it being estimated that
not less than between and 10000 casks have
been exported from these ports to the Island
of Cuba, under the faith of the recent regula-
tons, and which will be affected by the re-
imposition Of the old duty.
Charleston Patriot, March Alb.
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C(bNGRESS,
IN SENATE,


MONDAY, March ~, lS4o.
The Senate met at IL o'clock; and, on uso.
ton Of Mr.. WOODBURY., went into exccu-
tive session.
The PRESIDENT announced to the Sem
ate the following standing committees; from
which the Injunction Of secrecy was removed
Fareign RcIations.-Mr. Allen. chairman;
.Messrs Cass, Archer, Atherton, Huger.
FinGnce.-Mr. Woodbury., chairman Mes
Sts. McDufie, Beaton, Evans. Phelps.
Communicable. Haywood, chairman; Mes
srs. Dix, Huntington, Johnson, Sewer.
kqnufactures.-Mr. Dickinson. chairman;
Messrs. Sturgeon, Simmons, Sempie, Speight.
.7gricuhure.- Mr.. Sturgeon, chairman !;
Mes>rs. Semple, Uphann, Bates, Barrow.
Military .?fars.-Mr. Benton, chairman !:
.Messr9. Hannegan, Cliltenden, Dix, Phelps.
MEtia.-Mr. Atchison, chairman Messrs.
SempIr, Barrow, Fairfield, Corwin.
NaUuI .9fairS.-Mr. Fairfield. chairman ;
Messrs. Colquitt, McDufie, John NJ. Clay
ton, Dickinson.
Public Lnnds.-Mr. Breese, chairman ;
Messrs. Speight, Ashley, Woodbridge, Jarna-
gin.
Private Land C'nims-Mr. flanagan, chair
man; Messrs. Semple, Johnson, Dayton, Thos
Clayton.
Indian .afairs.-Mr. Sewer, chairman
Mtasrs. BAgby, Phelps, Morehead, Atchi son
CIdims.-Mr. Bagby, chairman; Messrs
Mangum, John Nj. Clayton, Semple, Dickin
son.
Revolutionary C2aims.-Mr. semple, chair.
man; Messrs. Jdrnagn, Greene, Haunegan
CoIquitt.
Judsciary.-Mr. Ashley, chairman; Messrs
Huger, Webster, Bfrrien, Breese.
Post Office and Post Roads.-Mr. Niles
chairman; Messrs. Sturgeon, Simmons, Sem
pie. Johnson, La.
Roads and Cannl:.-Mr. Anterior chairman
bridge.
Pensiom.-Mr Dix, chairman Messr'
Bates, Miller. Ashley. Atchison.
District Of CoIumbia.-Mr. Colqnitt. chat
man; Messrs. Sewer, johnson, Md. Mile
Woodbury..
Patents and Patent OGce-Mr. Woodbridge
chairman; Messrs. Hannegan, Sturgeon
Spright, Lewis.
Rctrenchmcnt.- mir Lewis, chairman; Me
SIS. Morehead, Atherton, Dayton. Dickinson
IerritOrics.-Mr. Bagby. chairman; Messr
Allen, Lewis, Evans, John NJ. Clayton.
Public Buildings.-Mr. Dayton, chairman
Messrs. Simmons, Bates.
10 audit and control the contingent erpens
9he Senate.-Mr. Niles, chairman Messr
bteeSe. Corwin.
Pyfnttng~-Mr, Atherton, chairman Me
'Fs. Simmons, Senpae.
EngrOssed Btlk>-Mr. Speight, chairman
NcsSrS. Greene. Iarnag in.
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We stated some days ago, that annoying
Importantly by applicants foI office would not
incIease. but, on the contrary, would material
y lessen. ;heir chances Of success. 1t IS said,
that the President has declared, with that
n'mnNss which is part Of his character, that
those who have preferred their requests, and
are found here after to-day pressing their
Claims, will not receive his favorable consld.
grafton. " hen his Cabinet has been fully
organized, and the line Of policy in regard to
removals and appointments adopted, then the
applications will be taken up and considered,
and decided upon according to their merits
This, We are assured, will be the probable
course of things Washington Constitution.
Should the above prove to be true, we
should approve the course, which the
President has taken. We trust that he
vii! extend the rule to such members q
congress. - may be pressing him for of
aee. either for themselves. relations o.
friends. We had recommended many
weeks ago, that Mr.. Polk should proceed
us,'oera'ely in making removals or ap
Po'h'ments. with the advice Of his con
s"'uaonal counselIors-andt 10 lay the sub
Jsc' o'sr for all due advisement, unles.
~neFe vacancies are created, which the pnb
III INTERESTS should elemonI to BE prompt,
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CHARLESTON MARKET-.Nrreh IS.

Rough Race.-This article had likewise par
taken Of an improvement at from 4 a S cts.-
The receipts amount to about $4,000 bushels;
sales $4,000, principally from IS 81 cts. one
lot Of $500 bushels at "a, and about 5000
bushels at 70 and 70 cts.
Observation-Disclosures to improve. A sale
of 100 bbls. New Orleans was effected on Ian
ding, at 81 cents, and of IS hhds Cuba, in
the neghboghood of "a cents.
Groin.-The arrival Of 20, 500 bushels Corn
from North Carol IA, and about 1900 Of Viz
ginia have perfectly glutted the Market
Sales OF the former, however, have been eff
fected at from 43 to Al cents, and at fraction
less for the latter.
Oats-About 1000 bushels North Carolina
and Virginia have been received and sold al
80 81 cents. go.
Professionalism rising Of 5000 bushels
North Carolina brought principally a. cents.
Bacon.-This article comes in but slowly
and prices therefore keeps up; about SO hhds
Western Sides and Shoulders, the receipts OF
the week, via New Orleans, have not been
landed yet. We understood they were held
a, S } for the Shoulders, and Ct for the Sides ;
Hams are not quite as scarce, but for good
article prices are also firm.
I.1rd-We have advanced our quotations
to y 81 cts; lot Of abou, 100 kegs and
some bills. Western having been sold in tina
neighborhood.
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DIED.,

DIED.
In this town, on the 18th inst, Sarah Ellis. in
FAINT daughter of Geo. 0 Van Amringe, aged yrs.
3 months, and % days.
In this town, on the 18th inst, from the rupture
of a blood vessel, David Morgan, Of New York CT
ty, aged about 56 years.
The New York city papers will please copy.
In Cumberland county, on the I'd INST, Mr. Mi
Oh; ell y. King, aged SIS years.
In Baden county, on the I'd inst, Major John
Leonard, native Of Brunswick county, but for
many years resident of Montgomery, Ala.
In Fayetteville, Oh the 18th inst. Mrs. Sarah
consort of Mr.. John McGaskill, aged ~.
In Sampson county, on the 3lst January, Mrs
Ann, wife of Mr.. Archd Murphy, in the 32d gear
of her age.
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9lkR PORY OF WfLMISGTON S@aA--
ARRIV ED,

ARRIVED
March l5-schr Louisa, Perry, Warren, K Il"
Russell s. Gammel!.
schr Ocean, Barlow, Boston, to Barry & Dry
ant.
l6-brig Partridge. Doughty, Havana, to L
Dickinson.
l7-brig Frances Louisa, Soule, Havana, to Z
Dickinson.
brig David Dufflo, Williams, New York, to G
w Davis.
brig Belle, Myers, New York, to G W Davis.
schr Repeater, Francis, New York, to d Eli
lis.
CLEARED.
March li-Dr brig Falcon, Mcintyre, Ha'llaS,
N S, by Brown & DeRosset
Packet schr l. Smith, Mills, New York, by
r w Brown.
schr President, Rich, Boston, ny 6 " Davis.
l5-brig Noble, Demmng, Belize, Honduras
| by R w Brown.
| brig Fox, Card, Gaudaloupe, by Dickinson
hrig;Alvano, Pace Boston, by Barry Il Bryant
! ls-brig Triumph, Murray, Barbados, by Rus
sell g. Gammeil.
| brig Champion, Hunt, Antigua by Russell q
Gamme
brig Peruvian, Watson, New Orleans, ly G
w Davis.
Br brig Lord of the Isles, Mckenney, Liver
pool, by E Dickinson.
brig Franklin, Patton, Boston, Ivy f Dickinson
schr North Carolina, Miller, Philadelphia by I
w Davis.
i 2O-schr Osceola, Watts, Philadelphia, By [
w Davis.
2l-brg VIM burlington, Brown, Mariega!ant'
by E Dickinson.
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e,om the last l'arboro' Press. we per-
..;te tbs. meetings had been held in sew
s,sI Of the counties composing the Edge
sombe District. for the purpose of nom''
Os,ing Delegates to the Convention, to be
hill IN Washington, on the 10Th of April
next. This is the right way 10 do busi-
n.ss From our heart we hope and trust
that Henry I. I'oole. who. for the last
sigh. or ten years has made repeated sac
.;Sres of his time. money and talents in a
I.;u,erested devotion to- the Republican
cause, may be the nominee of that Con-
IGNITION. Indeed we cannot see how the
rpople of the Eighth District can do 9th
s,wise than select Mr.. Toole. His talents
rekncwn and respected through the whole
State. His devotion to the cause and The
Invaluable services which he has rendered
:, point him out as eminently entitled to
he the standard barrier Of the party in the
coming contest. We speak now what we
know to be the opinion Of the Democratic
nany throughout the Stase. The people
If the Di<uir, are those. AID those only
however. who have a right to speak ir
the matter, and we have confidence enough
inrbe people of the Eighth District to be
llere that they will ACT in the matter. so a
best /" advance the great principles 70
which we are all cOntending.
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EANKRATEs OF EXCHANGE, WILMINGTON.
Bank checks OIL Philadelphia, pr. ct. perm
New York, j"
" Boston, -"

Arrivals nd De partures Of the MAILS.
Northern Mills due daily at 3 M, and 10 clio
sed daily at 10 =. m.
Southern mail is due daily at sa and
closed daily at IL m.
Sm:thriHe due daily at s II. M. and is close
daily at Il m.
Fayetteville mail via Clinton and Warsaw,
due Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at IL m.
and is closed same days at 10 p. IN.
Fayetteville null via Prospect Hail. Elizabeth
town, w estbrook's and Robinson 8, duo Tuesdays,
THURSDAYS, and Saturdays at a. m, and depart
! the same days at 10 a. m
Tayldr's Bridge, Harrels store, Black River
Chapel Mores Creek and Long Creek, due every
Thursday at P. m. and departs every Friday at
! 6 a. m.
! OnsIo'U Court House. Sneed's Ferry, Stunp
Sound. and Tapsail Sound. due every Monday
OF p. "a and departs Friday Of 6 q. m.
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NOficc.

EAT decree of the Court of Pleas and Quar-
- ter Sessions, held for the County of New
Hanover, March term, ls45, for moro equal d.
vision between the widow and heirs a, law. of Ja-
cob James, decd. the subscriber will offer for sale
at the late residence Of Jacob James, decd in the
county of New Hanover. on Saturday, the Sd day
of May next. between 20 and 25 likely Negroes
consisting of men, boys, women and Children
Also. ct the same time and place will be sold, a.
bout 100 head Of cattle. and one pair of timbe,
Wheels. Terms of sale wilt be credit of six
months, the purchaser giving note with two sp,
proved securities. before the property is changed
JOHN SHEPARD. AlE'-.
Of JaeoB i1s<Ts,
Mach a. fe45. f7-e :
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filled. We understand that in cases ofre.
mosai from Office, il is his purpose to ex-
escise great moderation and deIibera,ion.
Richmond Enquirer.
E!oA inc GIobe-
Good Toasts en q good Occasion

OoO0 1oastS 0m . good Occasion.
The democrats of Rensselearyille. New
ork, celebrated the 4th of March at Jubilee
supper. The regular toasts are but sample
of the good things served MP.
REGULAR ToAsrs.
l: The American Union: Destined to ex-
'eno from the great lakes of the North to the
Fedolent brePzes that fan the southern seas.
= The Day We Celebrate: Bearer to un-
trameIled freemen that the birth day of kings,
or stored events having their origin in legends
of doubtful antiquity.
3. Who is James X. Polka The first choice
OF free people for the first Office in their off,
to-day the President Of the United States.
4. The Mill Boy of the Slashes. "Alas
poor Yorick -
5. Sacred to the Memory of John Tyler
But och! mankind is unco weak,
And little TO he trusted;
If self the wavering balance shake,
It's rarely right adjusted.
s. The Lone Star: Her sisters, having cru.
ELY driven her from her embrace, now awaits
but her own CONSENT TO welcome her 10 the
sisferhood.
7. The American Congress: Resting fol
their existence upon the constitution, and tina
constitution the calm and decided will of thu
people.
8. Martin Van Buren: The favorite son O
New York-the esteemed friend of Andrew
jacksonville fearless defer of the Storm o
lS4O-the original of the following noble sen
tlment: "The sober second thought of III,
people, always right and ever efficient"
9. The Empire State Her voice Away.
decisive. and that voice. in 1914, proclaimed
in thunder tones, Polk, Dallas, Wright, Gar
diner, and Victory.
10. The Godlike Daniel: Where will h
go with his IS obsolete ide4!" Echo answer
''Patchogue!"
IL. Our Adopted Citizens: We want III
surer guaranty Of their firm attachment to GU
institutions. than that they fled from oppres
sion in their father land.
IL. The Hero of the Hermitage: First il
peace, first in war, and first in the hearts O
his coantrymen''-may he live to see tn
''area of Freedom extended over this broa
continent.
Is. Siias Wright: In the language Of tn
poet, an honest man, the noblest work O
God"