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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20


We are grallied 10 learn. from tho las, Danve Re
prler that the Senatorial District Conventions eld al
Henry Cur, house last Monday week. ,ulaai,ousIp
nominated Vincent Wcher, Esq, as the Wig candi-
drle for the Senatorial district composed of the counties
Of Plsylvauia. Franklin and Henry. We unite with
the DanyilIc Il porter, il calling the Wings Of the
dis nct 10 do their duty in the coming contest-and 'es
Ieci lily do we invoke the Wings of Patrick to prove
Themselves Wings good and true, by raying to the
support of the individual who has been selected to sus
tan their principles in the Senae of Virginia" II they
desire To he represented by of ncorruplibe integ
my, ol enlarged experience, OF pre- eminent ahly--by
one who has won for himself, by the force of his own
intellect, and unalded by adventurous circumstances,
name among the proudesl of the land I've call upon
them TO support ncent Wtchcr He is one Of The
p'opc IN the most expressive meaning that phrase
and the people should take pride in sustaining him.
We cannot entertain the slightest doubt of his cleo ion
bya triumphant majority. The Wings have decided
Preponderanre in the District notwithstanding they
have 50 long, under the Influence of local and per
sonal feelings, permitted it to be represented by
political opponent They it to themselves and to
their Wing brethren throughout the State to wipe off
ms reproach; and we hope they will fail to meet
the public expectations Ibis OCCASION Their cause
Is Inc cause OF tie country their candidate man by
whom the District should be proud 10 be represented
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20
o. We have heard it rumored that Gov. James Me.
Dowell is to be appointed Minister To Great Britain

0J- Adam Smiths "Wrah Of Nations" is the text
book of the an'-larilf psryand yet he says "Wha,-
ever lends to diminish in any country The number of
tifcers and manufacturers tends 10 diminish The home
market. the most important Of all the markets for The
crude produce Of The land, and thereby still further 10
discourage dgriculfTe''-a truth, by the way so self
evident ,ha, The authority of great is scarce
" necessary to satisfy the mind Of its correcness or Of
It's importance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20
EfSRak SALE.

A COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE,
N with three ropns and two fire places There is
also attached 10 II an acre Of ground, well enclosed
WIN about one hundred choice irnl trees IN fine growth.
and gpod portion of the garden planted out Tins
property lies IN Amherst county, the hill oppuse IL,
Lynclbnrg. This situation is fine one Tor fnr house
as there splendid view OF the whole town and sur
rounding country, there two fine springs near the
house. Any person wishing fine healthy situation
VIII do well 10 look al this property. Possession given
when the sale is made. For terms apply 10 Jno r. D.
Payne, or 10 myself HUGH n. BIZ RFORD
March 20 wow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20

na,s D.. me Washington correspondent Of the Bali
a'ol Is correctly informed, Office seekers from
of H. nave poor prospect Of success, least in
m,a,e. ~ parimen,s He tells us that .',he new Post
the "eeeIai is resolved do what lille he in
or eas. towards equalzng The pnblic Ulcers at the seat
Ifiha",neh among all The States of the Union.
syy,n;pp plcant comes from V-enis, Maryland Or Penn
matt. o' resides in the District of Columbia M
Jobosau now strongly he may be recommended. Mr.
named r's MN there is no hope for him. The States
fold a, ,ea., su more Than their quota by half dozen
rce we western and southwestern States to have JUS
'-' 'one to them in this matter ,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20

U Inc Hlobe Is rabld for prescription. 1t demands
The removal mot only OF the TIPS but of The TVS
too The blood hounds are eager for their prey If
rotation be so desirable. we hope the Congress
will apply the principle the nabobs Of the Globe
whose Golfers are already filled to overlooking with their
share OF the Spells ior the last fifteen y,ars
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20

o. Aaron V. Brown, conspicous Locofoco member
of Congress from Tennessee. has been nominated by
Convention of his party, which assembled at Nashville
the 4h inst, for the flee Of Governor of that State
Wing Convention will assemble for the purpose
OF bringing his opponent into the field
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20

we learn tina, at last Buckingham court, the Wings
nominated DR.. William ID. Christian and Dr. Clifford
|a'el as candidates for the House OF Delegates
s'roag nomination, which cannot fail Of success it. as
we doubt not will be the case, the Wings vii. do their
duty. The l.ocos nominated Messrs. Willis p Bocock
and John W. IIaskins
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20

% It's stated by the Washington correspondent, of
me almnre Patriot that there is already division
IN Mr.. Folks Cahneteach party striving for the mas
lershp in swaying and controlling the President The
osenslhe issue will be made hinge on the question
whether we shall have a rerenueor protcctre arif
Mr. Polk will side with the advocates of a protective
tariff"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20

.Nste York To,ea Eleeiioas.-The Wings of New
fofk are confident of feyolulionizng that State this
TALL The Albany Advertiser gives returns from Is
Counties for town officers which show the choiee Of Isl
Wings to l36 Loeos-the Wing majority is nov As
last year in the same towns. the Loco majority 2l
Wing gain 66.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20

The citizens Of Charleston and its vicinity without
distinction Of party, learning that Mr. Calhoun would
pass through that city on his way home have held a
public meeting, and appointed committee Of fifty to
tender him the Inequalities of The city. and The hearty
welcome offs citizens, with an expression of their high
and grateful sense 81 his and public services.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20

S'drsry aud he Chmch.-1he Baplis, Board of Mis-
sons having resolved not to employ any Shareholder
Missionary, Convention of the Southern Bapsls is
contemplated, for The purpose Of dsssving their
iiun with the Northern Bapsts, in their 1rennia Con-
vention by which the Board of Missions is appointed.
The "oId SCHOOL, Presbytery Of Chicohe, Oho. has
adopted by vote Of % TO 7, resolution, declaring
that 'if,he General Assembly, al its next meeing,
shall refuse negec to take such action is calcua
ted Immediately to free The Presbyterian) church from
the sin and scandal Of savehodng then The Presbyiey
ought to cease all further ecclesiastical connection iel
lowship with said Assembly"
These events nce the existence Of spirit, which
must result, in the entire dissolution Of The present ecces
asca connection between churches of all denominations
in the slayeholdng and non sla veholdng Saies.The
Convention of the Southern Methodist Episcopal Church,
which is to in Louisville in May xt will sci an
example, which il is manifest will be followed by all the
other denominations successfully.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20

o. Il. X. Crslle. Esq late Chief Clerk in the De-
parment OF State, having resigned that ofce has resu
med his residence amongst us. Mr.. Buchanan. The
successor of Mr. Calhoun, desired Mr.. Cralle to remain
IN The ofce; but Mr. {. declined doing So We learn
that Mr., Hntte, Of Harrisburg Pa is the successor Of
Mr.. Cialle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20
NEW SPRING GOODs.
Rare and beautiful Spring Goods. no,o opening al
JOHN g. IIEEM'S.
FOR LADIES' WEAR.

FOR LADIES' WEAR.
DRiNTED Mouslio de Polka Colatetls.
i LANES, Cashmere d'Ecossc
French 5 s Da'zntines. Canary Jacunci
Black :, s. Pulacca. new Organdy Muslins. some
article Tor mourning dress thing vct, beautiful,
es Paris Plaid bingham.
Printed Freoch Lawns. Ff : s Beraees,
q" - Camhrics. Paris Gimp Cords,
q American do sllvered long Kid Gloves
Rich Camelion lg'd Silks Neck 4 ibbons,
. u. Black Poi de Sol. Spring Bonnie, Ribbons,
both common aud fine, Polka Gloves,
cashmere fompedour, Charlatcens, new art.
Polka Lace Caps, very ele entirely for dresses.
fashionable article in the ll'lf , ournnp Charla
Northern eiiirs. teens,
Regency Demi Black Lace ombro 1srl,oos for par
Wells. " dresses,
Black Balaorines for Mourn Necklaces
ING, Sleel Combs
White Satin Beads, Sleeve Tassels.
Steel Boples, French Grdes
jet Buges. Steel Breaches & Brace.
Gold and Silver Beads. LET'S
Head Ornaments of the
latest STYLE,
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Wool black Frcnch Cassi Extra 7 4 Wool hl'k
mere. Cloth. perhaps the
" single mlhed. finest sent 10 this mar
Fancy Alangum, kei,
thing new, Fancy colored Casss
Black Dape d'Nlenna fui meres
coats. IWeeds ~ 81
Black English Dmpe d'Eue, Fancy Drills,
Splendid plaid SaIin Vest PLAID Velvet,
ing, Satin Scarls
Fancy colured
Besides great variety OF every article generally kept
IN ms line lie respectfully solir,s call from his
friends and customers generally hefrc buying lie will
take great pleasure in showing his stock and make the
prices such as to insure quick sales
J. G. MEEM.
March % 2ttf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20

o. We are requested by Joseph X. Irving. Esq, to
say, that he will attend the several appointments made
by ST. l.eahe, Esq. in Bedford county
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20
NJ tsises AGES.

Married, in Washington city, on the 18th ms, the b,
Rev. II Srngielluw. DR. Gno W. lIuMpnRrys. Il
SUSAN DECATUR, daughter al the late Samuel Robert
son, Purser of The l. :. Navy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20

eo- JOSEPH X IRVING. Esq. viii address the
people o Bedford. at the court house the lh Monday
oil March (courl day)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20
SITUATION WANTED.

ANE WIN has an extensive acquaintance in The sur
~ rounding Counties. aud lpnp experience in business
wishes 10 obtain situation Clerk. Salesmen or sny'
other profitable rocation The satisfactory references
can be had Any communication addressed To L, q,
will be promptly attended To.
Feb. "a Inf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20

.Ne'c Pennsylvania Senator-On the 9Th inst, Gen.
simeon Cameron, was elected L. s Senator BY the o.
g's'a'ure OF Pennsylvania, to succeed Mr. Buchanan in
opposition 10 Judge George w. Woodward. the nomi
nee "' The Locoinco party. On the Isl ballot, judge
woodward received 81 votes, G7 being necessary to
cholee') aud Gen Cameron 10, James Cooper 10, john
Banks H. Scattering 81. On the 9Th ballot, Gen.
cameron was elected by the hg vote in co operation
with few of the other party. The vote STOOL for Cam
eron o', Woodward 50, scattering 6. letter from
Harrisburg, published in the Pennsy lvanan says at
Is well understood that Mr.. Cameron has pledged him>
sell to support all The principal Wing measures- The
iaf'h OF AZ as II 's-ihe distribution Of The proceeds
Of the Public Lands &c."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20

o. II seems 10 be conceded that the Cobe s IN ho
me 'it'a organ and Benton the master spirit Of the
new Administration, Notwithstanding their Texas short
comIugs Joan jones, Of the Madsonlan, offers to sell
out Zen reasonable terms" and thinks that the official
organ ought TO be wiling 10 exend liberal ndepni-
~" to him. in view of the large profits in prospect
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20

THNlllS disease - comnnn aud often 81 alarming u
demand the first aud chief notice Of exrer,cos
ced Physician.
There Is M part Of the lfreha which may no be mar
r0wod by n structure. The first symptoms Of which
patient afflicted will this disease most frequently
plains, inability Ia tlan his water So long usu
AL obscure unensiness about The seat aud alteration
IN the stream Of urine, which. instead Of being full aud
equal is smaller than usual and inled spiral NJ sra
tered. The first Symptom Ios noticed compels the pa
en 10 rise twice in The night. To void his urine;
and he also generally finds that greater force Is
sary its complete expulsion than he has been in the
habit oi exeriun IN consequence OF The resistance made
to the free passage o the waer by the structure Me-
iurna emissions are common symptom Of this cum
plant. and sometimes there Is discharge from
the Uethra which is adherng 10 the bottom oiihe
receiving vessels When The disease is of very az
gravated nature. the urine VIII oiien become quite
white and be mixed with matter bluud, there will he
grea, difficulty and pain in voidng the orine aud like
wise much general debility.
The Immediate eanse'ol structure il slow lnnamma.
ton in the part Affected which occasions thckenlng of
the canal aud depason OF adhesive matter around that
thlckenng, produce dlmnulion of The diameter
Of the canal and Thai whatever gives Use To coosider
BILE irritation IN The Urelhra prove cause OF s,rc
lure there. Hence the disease very frequently follows
GonprrhGa 1t may be induced by drinking or riding
hard, and by direct injury of the part When pa
tent aborlng urder GonorhGl, is 80 lmprudent to in
duge in hard riding and free drinking. be exposes him
self 10 the most powerful cansts Of the present maady
and such as rarely fail to produce it in lis worst forms.
When patient is able procure the assistance Of an
able medical pracioner he should Immediately avail
himself oft, and implicitly ndhere 10 The instructions
given; but, unhappily, ignorance aud ina,,enon are
81 much more common than their opposiies and II is
ndspnabe fact that vast number of persons afflicted
with The present conplinl find 1t difficult matter 10 OBJ
tain ndicuus and efficient aid; and even some who en-
oy ample pecunary means attain to il only after long
and painful search
DIR, HARTLEY is not uniusily celebrated for Tho no
movhl and cure Of structure ot the Urethra number Of
years exclusive practice in this part branch of the
pr0essun fully warrants the assertion that he will nm
derake The worst and mos, rioractcd cases. and effect
perfect cnre References given It required
0j- Office one door below The Trinity Church, At.
iendanre all hours during tho day and evening.
Richmond, Dec. - i,if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20

WI O"'; L.. T.: Chealham has been appointed Posts
master at Nashville. Tennessee, 10 succeed Gen Rob-
ert Armstrong. who gets the lucrative Consulship to
Liverpool
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20

% II sa d that Mr. McDuflie seruples not to
speak IN the warmest terms Of pronunciation ofthe move
ments thus far of the new AGmni,tratu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20
.Neo Hnnpsiite Eieciion.-Re,urns from sixty

.Ne'o Hampshire Election. Returns from sixty
towns in New Hampshire give:
Steele QLoco) lor Governor Ss3s
Colby (Whig) 67ss
Abolition s scattering 1923
Showing Wing gain of 500 since last Spring The
Boston Pos, thinks The entire Loco Ticket for Congress
is elected. New Hampshire in disregard of the aw Of
the land, still voting by general iicket) Ia all the
towns heard from the following is the average vote: For
the Loco ticket SSH. Wing COIL, Abolition SCI
Mr. John L. Hale, who stricken from the Iocof,co
tieke, for voting asans, the admission Of Texas and
who run upon his own hook 1927
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20
ON CoMsIGr IT nIENT.

ON CONSLG ~ nIENT.
IN CASES SUPERIOR LlQUORiCE,
~ | o baskets Swrc, Oh,
900 bbs. best quality Mountain Lime.
50 do do sup, rnne Flour
700 bushels clean Seed Oats,
$50 dn do Corn
20 do do Chver Seed,
For sale On accommodating terms by
Is. +. SACKETT,
On tho basin.
March 4w il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20

Richmond Post Office. is rumored that Capt.
Thomas u. Bigger, oil Richmond, has been appointed
Postmaster OF that city, in place of Gen Bernard Pey
ion, removed The Wing says: "Mr. Bigger is good
appointment; but where is the holy horror of the Demoe-
racy Tor Pn scrpion notc2 Where are the crocodile
tears they shed when Mr. Rutherford was remoyed
from political oce2 This office is purely Ministerial.
and all know and all admit that Gen Peylon has cn,
Quoted in ii aultless marnero
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20

BOgV'EES =. .RCREE.

BOEV'LES ~ .fCREE,
4 RE nav receiving their Spring supply Of GRO
IA CERES, which Is large and well assorted, CON-
prsing nearly every article usually kept in their lne
which they onef very INV prices E cash. Or in ex-
change Tor enuniry produce. They most rrspecfuly
salrit call from their old friends well the public
generally. The following cumprse part ofiheir Stock.
$50 bars RIO. Laguyrs. A nrosiurs and Java Coffee
a3 hhds. N. Orleans. ?. Ricu, ST. Croix and Cuba
clarified Sugars
Is boxes Loaf Sugar
8 barrels crushed Sugar
80 boxes and caddies Tea part very superior
Is 900 lbs Cotton Yarns. Ieaksville, Richmo I'd and
Lynchhurg factories
90 bales Domesllcs, 8 4. 70. A and 6 4 wide
Is bales cotton Ozaahurgs Richmond and Manchss.
so kegs Nails assorted sizes
900 lbs hest Caracess lndgo
800 lbs. Nader
800 sacks Salt we'll filled
6,oon lbs. Sale Leather. good and damaged
300 lbs Sine Thread
300 lbs Cast Steel
800 lbs. Shear Steel
| 4 tons llisiered Steel
COO lbs Rod Iron, Ia, 3 s. q So and 1 inch
900 lbs Hoop Iron
| 900 HIS Russia Sheet Iron
,0o0lhs American Sheet Iron
5n0 lbs. W,fe. asanrled sizes
81 boxes Tin Plate. 3X
9 do do do 3XXX
90 boxes Roofing Tin, large szo
90 pigs Block Tin
| q tons country Bar Iron
20 barrels tanners Oil
. erces Lamp Oil
2S hhds. and barrels Molssses
so doz. Palm Leaf Hats
900 Ina. Bacon part family cured
8 dr.. Horse Buckets
/ ln painted Pals
35 kegs Gun Powder
% kegs Blasting Powder
500 his. green Cupperas
GO reams Wrapping Paper
60 barrels Flour
As boxes 1allow Candles
10 do sperm do
10 hoxes No. Sap
80 bushels Irish Potatoes
1000 lbs, Castings, nssnfled
barrels Cider Vinegar
80 boxes Window Glass. SIX 10 and l0Xi2
800 bushels good seed Oats
5000 lined iiiveis, Nos. 3, 10, l2, II and l6
26 Grind Stones
ALSO. Calico. Bed Ticking, Nankeen, Bleached
Domesl'c, Apron Checks. Linen plain and twied,
Plaid Domestic, Pepper, Allsplce. Alum, Ginger Sal
eratns. Chocolate. Nutmegs, Mustard Shoes. Brooms.
Wooden Measures, Slime Ware, Tubs. Wti,inp Pa.
per- Sters Trace Chains, White Lead Putty, Car
die Wick. Cotton Twire Bed Cords. Plough Lines,
Shaving Soap Tar Cans, Rce. Lamp black. Starch,
Tar. Pls,er Corn and Corn Meal. Salipere. Scale
beams and Weights. Cotton aud SILK llandkerchieis,
Buttons. Cotton aud WOOL Cards. Shot, Ground Pep
per- &c, Re-. SC.
% We will pay tho hghes, market price Er Ba'-
ron. Lard. Feahers Tow aud Flax Linen. WmI.
Bees Wax. Butter, Sc. BOWLES s. AGREE.
March II IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20

tD'ce Seekers Ne infer. from the language of the
Consiliuton, that the Office, seekers are still pretty
Numerous about Washington city. That paper says:
LAS the confirmaons are announced the heart of The
fortunate man alone is giaddened, whilst there are
many that saddened aud disappointed This 1oltca
lottery is as 'reacberous and uncertain as olieries in
general. There are but few prizes, and many thou
sands Of adscnturers. Many are conlendlng for the
same prize. But have it. The Presiden, unst
chose-and whilst he makes one happy he makes vast
numbers miserable II we could read the hear, Of ma,
ny whom We daily see about us-lhe hope-il,e fear
the crushing anxety-ihe wasting killing suspense of
those whoare seeking office, il is very doubtful whe
ther any situation winch II is in the power Of the Presi-
dent to beslow can compensate fer the If human
suffering experienced IN obtaining it. But still the ca
ger exrecanis press on and hang each still belev
ing that he may be the fortunate man. ill he sees il an
nonnced thai the ice has been filled and the door If
hope is forever closed The pang of tina. moment can
md M description IN words! But "hope ever srrnp.
ing IN the human breast" will beckon them on and
numbers continue watch the motions OF the revolving
wheel, hoping hopingi hopmgl'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-02-07

:, .aa;,s Of the state for the well-being OF all.
" financial laws viii be Immediately presen'
cd to YOU. Projects of laws for the anchor
lion Of our roads, Of our ports, and OF our
Eternal navigation. for the completion OF o"i
.n;iways. and for different objects Of general
ntiIity. will be equally submitted to your de-
In the midst Of the general prosperity OF
,be country, Heaven has blessed my family.
:, has increased the number Of my children.
and the marriage of one Of my we'l-heloved
. the Due d'Aumale, with princess,
S already was related to Us by so manv
lies, has been for me and mine lively salts
Msssieurs, Providence has imposed upon
ne MANY Iabors and painful trials. have
accepted the burden. have devoted myself.
I have devoted my family, to the service Of
nv country. To lay Lasting foundation OF
"niOn and happiness has fer fourteen years
bren the object of our constant efforts.
EEL confident that with your loyal aid you
milI enable me to attain it, and that the graf
;lude of France, free and happy, will be the
,eward Of our mutual drvotedness, and be,
,.o the honor Of my reign"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-02-07
From the Columbus Democrat.

This distinguished gentleman arrived in
this city on Monday evening st. It is orat-
Tying 10 reflect tn tthe term Of the Hon. John
Henderson. who. so long has OUTRAGED the
rights of the people Of Mississippi in this.
Senate of the United States, by VOTING in IN.
position TO their known will, is shortly to ex-
plfe. He quits the Senate on the 4,h Of March
next, when Gen. Speight will take his seat.
The south. will by the change receive a VAL
liable accession to the ranks of those who
nave stood by her princi pies and policy. The
Tree trade antI-bank party will gain the servi.
ces OF another true friend in the new Senator
from Mississippi.
During the late political struggle. Gene raj
>pelght took an active part, travelling hum
dreds of miles TO meet and address his fellow
citizens
He Will go into the Sen re fully advised of
The local wants of the people of his STATE, his
| political creed is known 10 be- in s,rict accor-
dance with theirs. The claims Of his con.
stIiuency In every particular will not be neg
Iected. We understand he will set out for
ashington sometime in the month of Janua-
~ ensuing.
We extract the following high and deserved
compliment to cur DISTINGUISHED sen tor, from
the Dung Hickory. democrat paper. pub.
lished in Washington city. Mississippi may
well he proud of her representative in the no
blest body on earth. Possessing the hiphes,
order Of intellect, untiring energy n the dis.
charge of his public duties, bold and deter.
mined in the advocacy Of democratic princi
plies. MIR. Walker bids fair, and that at nc
distant day, t" stand among the foremost Of
American Stat smen.
He viii! soon have worthy and able dem.
ocrasic coIIeagr In the person of our country
man, Gen. Jesse Speight, who was elected
senator the last session of our legislature, t
succeed Mr.. Henderson. (whIg.) Gen. SIS
long experience in public life, his intimate &C
quaintance with par'iau ent4ry rules and pro
ceedlng. united with dignifed bearing as
gentl'n man and his high order of intellect
tminen'Iy qualify him Tor the distinguished
station t" which he has been elevated By on
Legislature.