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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-28
WHITE PLAINS FOR SALE,

WHITE PLAINS FOR SALE.
TINE subscriber wishing 10 remove from the
i vicinity OF fredericksburg offers Tor salt
one of the most desirable residences in the Stat,
including 90 Acres OF Highly Improved Land
To most persons in this section Of the country {
minute description of this property is unneceSsa
ry-suiiice it 10 say, that the Dwelling House j:
in complete order, containing 5 large rooms, &
Green House, two large Poricos the floor OF one
of which is laid with marhle-iwo spacious Gel
lars with fire places The grounds about The
house are laid OF in The most tasteful manner
and are onamented BY variety Of flowers, trees
and shrubbery. On the premises are two large
Ci>tclns--a We'll Of GOOD waier---a large and
handsomely laid-of Garden-all The usual out
houses and number Of Fruit Trees, bearing the
very best Fruit.
Also, Tract of Land. in Essex county, i'm
medately on the Rappahannock River, known
by the name of Notwithstanding 900 Acres.
more or less, with 4 good Dwelling House, in
which there is good Dry Goods Store and a
Post Office The stand for store, is deemed
the best in that section The River abounds in
Fish and Oysters. About half OF this tract is in
cultivation. the balance is heavily tmbered.
IT Bargains in the above valuable Property
may be had, by communicating with the sub
scriber at Fredericksburg.
Jan. l7-2awtlM Nj. T. LYNCH
IN pursuance OF decree of the Circul, Supc-
/ rior Court Of Law and Chancery for The
county Of King William, pronounced al its late
session, on The Dist November, 1914, in the suit
of John Deffarses and others, rs. Thomas b.
Mitchelfs Administrator and others, the under
signed acting as Commissioners OF said Court
will offer for sale, on Inc premises, at public auc
ton. on MONDAY, the third day OF March
next, (lSi5) if fair, il not on the first fair day
thereafter, the Tract of Land Of which the said
Mitchell died i'll possession, containing, BY sur
vey, 81. acres The said tract lies immediate
IL on The main road leading from King William
Court-h house to West Point, and between seven
and eight miles from the former place, and halta
mile from West Point Church. There are on i,
a convenient and suitable dwelling house, with
several rooms on floor, and, also, the usual out
houses, &c, &c.
The terms under the decree are twelve months
credit, except for so much as shall be necessary
10 dclray the expenses Of sale aid costs OF suit,
which will be Tor cash.
The Commissioners are auiho; ed TO execute
a good and sufficient deed OF bargain and sale.
with special warranty, 10 the purchaser-the pur-
chase money being required 10 be secured by
bond and good personal security, and deed Of
trust on the land.
Persons wishing 10 view the premises can make
application To William " Gregory, one of the
Commissioners, residing al King William Court
house. BENZ f. DABNEY, J
WIN. n. GREGORY, Commits.
SAAlL. G. SCOTT,
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| CITATIONS OFFICE.-Drawn Nos of
- Monongalia Lottery, No. l. January 9th:
81 3 - Ii 80 4S 6i IL 20 Al 33 80.
Halt Ticket Nos. 3 AZ IS, Prize Of 5000
sold and paid by STRATTON
Drawing Of the Alexandria Lottery, Class T.
January 18th:
27 50 Al % CT II 26 80 c &c - Al
Drawing of the Leesburg Lottery, No. A. ia
nuary 9Th:
II 30 81 10 IG II 80 s % 55 30 p lG -
Half Ticket, Nos. II l6 II, prize Of $500,
sold and paid by STRATTON.
For Saturday Feb lst-S35,295, 10000, 40 Of
| 500, &c. Tickets $40
For Saturday, Feb Slh-SiO0OO 10000 G,OOO,
5000, 5000, $500, 1000 ,769, 1000 800, 1850,
200, 20 of 1000 20 OF 800, 20 Of 100, 10 OF 300
so Of 200, 100 Of $50, l00ofl00, &c, Sc Tickle,
$40; halves s. quarters 50-ior sale in great
variety Of lucky numbers, by the package or sin
Gle Ticket, at THIS OFFICE.
Feb. 22d-Si0,00O $4,000, 5000 5000, 3,20S,
&c Tickets $40.
Orders for packages, certificates Of packages,
and single tickets in all the lotteries, will be
promptly attended 10, and drawings sent when re-
quesled Please address orders 10
~ STRATTON.
Jan % Richmond Va
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-All per-
n sons having claims against the Estate Of
Edward Henry Jones, formerly of Amelia county,
Virginia, are requested 10 present them TO MIR.
Philip B. Jones, Richmond Tor payment, as soon
as possible, as he is anxious 10 close his admins
,raiion on said Estate. JESSE SNEAD,
Late Sheriff of Henrico county. and as such,
administrator of Edward H. Jones, deceased.
Jan. S-c&d3taw2m
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PROFESSIONAL NOTICE-The UNDER
signed having associated themselves in the
practice OF the Law, will attend the Courts held
in the city of Richmond, The Superior Court OF
Mecklenburg, and The Superior and County
Courts of Hanover ard Goochland. They also
propose 10 practice in The Court OF Appeals at
Lcwisburg.
Ofice-on Main street, front room over the
Store Of Thomas R. Price.
~ ROBERT C. STANARD,
WOOD BOULDIN.
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NTASONIC NOTICE-The members Of
Ifl Richmond Randolph Lodge, No. 49, are
requested 10 assemble at the Masonic Hall This
morning Tuesday, at 10 o'clock, TO pay the last
tribute of respect 10 our deceased brother, WM.
D. WREN, late Grand Treasurer of Grand Lodge
Of Virginia. The members of our sister Lodges,
No. 10, IA and Sc with all TRANSIENT and other bre-
thren, are invited to attend By order of Wor-
shipful Master. JOHN LESTER, Secy.
Jan. 2S-lt
TOR HIRE, Female house servant, Just from
l. the counry-a Carpenter and first rate d.
ming room Servant and Carriage Driver, a Cook,
Washer &c. LEWIS HILL,
Collector and General Agent.
Jan. 2S-1t over Colquiti's Saddle Store.
TINE annual general meeting OF The Mutual
i Assurance Society against fire on buildings
of the State of Virginia, will be held at their Of
fee in the city of Richmond on Thursday the 10Th
of FEBRUARY next, at one o'clock, P. NJ.
Jan 2S-ctd RUTHERFORD, P. A.
TAR. II. D. TALIAFERRO, having resigned
- his commission in The u S. Navy, with the
intention Of residing in Richmond, respectfully
offers his professional services 10 the public
Office, the corner Of Franklin and Governor
Streets. Residence on East Grace street, opposite
the Old Church. Jan. 2S-eo6t
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Rieamoad, lNh Dec., ISL
Pursuant to the foregoing decree have ap-
pointed the 9th day of January next for the at
tendance Of the parties at my Office in The City OF
Rich ond on which Gay, by ten o'clock, a. NJ,
they are hereby notified to attend with their ac-
counts for settlement.
Dec. l9-wid JOHN SHORE, Comr.
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Tickets $40, halves >, quarters oO CerliiI-
Gates OF packages OF p whole tickets Sl3O, halves
G5 quarters 80 30.
Grand Scheme--Si0, 00O--l5,0OO.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass ., for 1915: To be
drawn at Alexandria, d. e., on Saturday,
March 1915
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1850, 1900 1000, 500, 400, &c, &c.
Tickets $40, halves s., quarters 81 80. Ger
lilica,cs Of Packages of 2G whole Tickets $3.50,
halves G5, quarters 81 so
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. !, for 1915, to
be drawn at Alexandra, u. C., SATURDAY Febn-
arv Is 1878.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-28

Tickets $40, halves So quarters - 50. Ger
liicates of Package OF 25 whole Tickets $l3O,
halves g. quarters 32 80.
S40,000-li Drawn Ballots.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. &, for 1915, 10
be drawn al Alexandria, ID. G.. on Saturday,
February s, 1915.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
pIEjD.

On the 9th nli., at The residence Of her krandfa.
Their, near ST. Louis, Mo-, Little KkTE, only
daughter Of Mrs, L.: l.. Corlell Of frederick
county, Ma, in the oh ear Of her age.
On the Sd.inst In Siaunton, Rev j. w. CRo-
NINE, OF the NJ. L. Church. lathe demise Of this
able and esiimaie minister. interesting family, a
large circle of devoted friends, and the church Of
which he was bright ornament, realize 40 aillic-
ton truly unexpected and overwhelming.
y At Cedar Greek. Frederick county, on the 2sth
ult., Mrs. MARsAREr SKULL, aged IS. MrS Shull
for The last twelve years had been worthy member
Of the Pr b,tsrian Church vi Cedar Greek.
cOMnusrc1rrD.
Departed shis life, in Bolivar, on tbs, 9h inst,
Of Cholera lnfanium, THoMAs B. l., infan. son
Of Allied and Elizabeth Grisi, aged 2 years and
10 months.
How calm are thy slumbers, thou sweet little
chern6 d
Where sickness and sorrow can never disturb
Thy mild spitil left thee as pure as il found thee
Etc the cold eares Of life spread their darkness
around thee.
SIeep on my lov'd one! No more shall thou
waken,
Thy body lies tenantlese, cold and forsaken: N
No more shallI,he arms Of parent eDfeld thee,
No more shallthe eye Of affection behold thee.
Though now nv frail body in death is RECLINING,
Thy bright, spotless spirit with angels is shining;
For our Saviour to us this assurance has given.
That Of such slhou ART is the kingdom Of Hea-
ven. 4 HISS.
Virpinius. ft E@
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
THE MARKETS.
Office Of The 3aifimore .9meriean, /
October l3, rs, p. NJ.

: BEEF CATTLE.--The offerings at The scales
amounted TO l,250 head, Of which $50 we're IN
sold, and all Of The bsiance 900 head, were pur-
chased n prices ranging from Sl,37AaS2, so per
700 lbs. on the hoof equal 10 50, 75aS4.75 oct.
HOGS--We note sales at s4,75sS5l A few
extra quality vera sold al IS, l2i.s
FL0UR.-The market for Howard a. Flour
presents no new fe atare since our last weekly
report The demand is limited 10 small psrce Is.
We Lote sale Of 200 bhls mixed brandsloo late
for our last report al S4,52E, and on Saturday
100 bbs. a, 81, 63a and subsequently several par
GELS for city purposes at the same PRICE. This
rate is generally asked to-day. Some holders
however, are willing to sell at 81, 62i. The last
price paid for receipts was $3.50.
Small sales Of City Mills Flour to-day At s.
IS.
GRAIN.-The supplies Of Wheat are mode
rate and prices well maintaineds We quite good
10 prime red al 90s96 cts and ordlnaf II 10 good
soa90 cents. A parcel of prime red was taken
by shipper Of 81 cts. We qnote common TO
good white at 93a97 cts. and family ohr white
al I05aIl0 CTS.
Saies Of Md. Corn at 55a56 cts. for white, and
81 cts. for yellow
We quhte Oats at 34a36 cts. M
WHlSKEY.-The stock continues vkrv light
aud prices are firm. Sales Of hhds. 81 k25t cts.
and Of bbls. al 26i c;s.-demsnd quite jrtive.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
Heavy Rains.

During the close oil the last week. we
were in the receipt Of drenching rains.
with scarcely an hours cessation. The
greater portion Of the farmers hae finish
ed their seeding. and rain could not have
fallen at q more needy moment. For
several months we scarcely knew what il
was TO have heavy rain. the consequence
Of which wasl that every kind Of vegeta-
ton was completely parched the potatoe
crop, with every vegetable Of garden
growth, are almost completely lost. We
have been informed OF several millers who
have their mills filled, their barns "chock.
full. " and their lgFa1aries overlooking, but
could not grind in consequence Of The low
state Of The water sickness TOO. bilious
fever. chiiis and sgue. were Masking their
appearance along the different streams. 10
consequence Of the miasma 10 the air
from The decomposition Of putrid vege,a-
iation. By the plentiful fal. Of rain. We
setstion is reviving but we ear loo late 10
be Of any great good, as the early frosis
will soon be here, and nip il 10 The bud. +"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
,M.aRRYED,

All Harpers-Ferry, on Friday evening last BY tbs
Rev james Sanks, Mr.. THOMAS w. GInEoS 10
Mis- MARsARLrlasIs, daughter Of MIR. Jehn Avis.
.or this place,
On he 18th ult. blythe Rev. James Walls, Mr..
JoSArHlS SMITH TO Mrs HANNAH CREns, all OF
Frederick 60. Va. ~
On the q5th uit . BY ihe Rev. R. Dougbss. Mr..
LrLE GRIM TO Miss ASsELISE kRKMkR, al oil
Winchester. Ill
Al Cumberland, Md, on the 3Oth uitl, by the
Rev. J. a. Henaisg, Mr.. Thomas W. Ru1sELL, OF
Winchester, TO Miss MARiA Warn, datShier Of
Joel Ward, Of Parks Valley, Hampsh're bounty.
On The 25th ult BY the Rev. Mr.. Pendl4on, Mr..
J. T.. SMITH, OF Mobile Ala to Miss MAJ LEW.
is, youngest daughter Of the late omas Marshall
OF Eauquier CO., Va.
On Tue sday morning last, oy the Bev. Mr.
Walls, Mr.. LEwls BARLEY. ofFrederek c1nnty, &c
Miss fMARgARET NJ. BARSH.ar, dsughteFvf Mr,
john Bsrnhari. Of Winchester.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16


eessssr NcDtrrE Is ooi 10 . ies.er. evident
j. dssisned % kefp President Polk sp 10 BIS
I. Anti-TsIiG pledges, which seeuied hia, fhe sop
lpsti 81 he Fies Trade patty u the Ssp:b. lie
does not eondescend TO boiee The .Kant ietisr'.
u which pledge sqssIly srress vas given 70
ths TafiE party # Psnusyivanis, and shieh 10.
quesiioasbly secured Nf, Rs eieetira 4 but this
pledge being only ustirf Of HoaD., 10 'PPesi-
tea % former poisS and sefs, The soglh cstolIn.
ian does not probably deem j, sorth poiies.--
Mr. McDutis ih.aks ia, iheeepfse predicted By
Q lstisr vriier ia The chsfeston Metepi ), name
81, shriskirs IN The Tariff would bs "a pal.
pabls violation Of lie pledge TO reduce ,s daties
upoa foreign inports 10 the revenue stapdaid, :.
and 81 oil The pledges Of he party b which ,lr.
Polk vas eiec,ed.
: We suppose, from this, thai The ..Democra-
eyn Of Psnnsy lyanis, who shouted for "Pelk,
Dallas, and she Of lsi2," are mol legit-
mats portion Of The "psriy," or, il they are they
Afs deemed marc dupes, whose wishes. opluions
and Interests, are mol 10 be consulted in refer.
enes % Ihe contemplated movements
Ills plata, from the movements Of Secretary
WALKER, thai Mr.. Polk means 10 make ! DE-
seHsiraiisn 10 please the Southern portion Of the
party, bot T. win amount 10 but little. With
al The boasied victories Of the dominsnt party,
they are still weaker on this matter Of ihe Tariff
than they vsre Of The commencement d The last
Congress and We are still Of The opinios that no
naterial alteration OF the system can lake place.
hssreat bulk oflhe Party have suffendsred the
prineiPh-they only elamor about the rate Of do.
V-apd this, We believe, more because irwss
fred ~ lhs wings, Than from any real or sob.
siantisl objection 10 the operation or the mea-
sure.
II, therefore, bill Of reduction be not laid up
% the liable. ia consequences OF disse reemenl as
70 the detail, the modification will be 50 slight
and nnimportant as not 10 disturb essentially the
great interests Of the country. The parry in
power are NOT going 10 be eaugh, again without
moneyAin the. Treasury; and therefore ell ihal
will be done, win be 10 rub out the Wig stamp
from the TariG, giye-the measure the Democratic
iMPrei, and then il the country continue. 10 pros.
per, all the credit viii be claimed for The ode.
Inocracy, 'and the NuIlifers be permi.rsd 10 tret
and fume for smother Presidential term their
'ifesis,snce" will be laughed 81, and the system
Of Home Manufactures viii BY that time have
worked its way into faver even 10 the South
The uncertainty hanging over the sub eci, and
sils eoninual sgiiation, may produce some mis-.
sehief 10 the meantime, and delay man, eu,erpti.
pa nov IN embryoi butthe Tariff policy of Pro
teciioD, whether iueidently or po.i,iyely; mus
become the permanent policy Of The country: -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16

&rOne Of the Baltimore Watchmen,
named Felix Hughes. was stabbed BY a
man named VIM. Schaeffer, whilst At.
tempting 10 arrest him, 10 The left temple.
with the large blade Of poke, knife
The Patriot states ihstii penetrated The
skull bone. aud broke Of. leaving over
three quarters Of an inch fast 10 ibe skaH,
which il il apprehended went ihrough Ia
the brain aud may endanger life. The
FIRST physician was unable to exiricaie The
piece. and he sufferer vas taken 10 the
Office Of Or. N. R. Smith. where after
great difficulty and most intense sgoDy,
the broken blade was extracted. So
firmly was il imbedded tha, ihe full
strength Of the Doctor vasrsqaired 10 es
tract /, with strong pair Of iorcsps.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16


This business i attracting consiisrtble stisu-
sios a Ptesen, from capitalists Of e1S country,
nsny q shon hare embarked 10 Il. bssiness
% large extent. Prior 10 the i8lk 81 July lasi.
permits uere granted By ihe Sscresar1 Of War.
far The location Q. land ia uhieh s.ssinbedded
Copper Ore, IN The northern peninsula Or Mich;.
gan and along The Wisconsin border. MANY
spsesiaiors and others syaiied lhenselves q
these perniiaand have realized, and are resl.zing
fortunes fton the subsequent sale Of sheir land
shares.
We have been iaforned Of one ysane man
vhessss engaged Is ssub-aseB, uaesr govern
nsnt IN thai quarter. and without messr, other
than hose afforded By his once, italized .
hanesome fortune IN = very short dine, By his
isdomilable energy Of chsracisr.--Hs Eau . 10.
calico, very valuable for The qaanliiy asd qaaIi.
y Of erpper on T., and sfser fsding he ovnst,
proposed giving him 5000 for il, payable ID
ninety days; otherwise, the contract 10 be null
and void. The owner Of The land, lhisking i,
grand speculation % his pari, Immediately a..
ssnted TO The coSditions of The sale. The young
man set cut aI once for The East--passed
through Washinstoa, where he resigned his Of.
6ce-and then made his way for Boston. In a
short time be found numerous bidders, and al
length sold ii for S35,Ooo Thus Ieafizins $780,
600 BY the transaeiion, and that, Too, without .
cent Of capital Invested. A friend IL ours met
him week since At BsGalo, N, Y, 90 his way
back 10 the Lakes, ready to comply with bis
original contract, anddoubiless, BY this time, be
has done so.
The business Of speeuIating lie the stock Of
companies, however, has ceased 10 degree, and
the owners ere going 10 work in esTnesi, in ex-
huming from mother earth The rich ire sures that
have been Undecided in her bowels foreentuties.
There is large piece ofnatiye Copper in the
yard Of the War Department ct Washington,
taken from the onianogon country, weighing, by
measurement, upwards OF three tons, which is
a fne specimen Of the mineral productions Of
the country in the vicinity Of Lake Superior.
We have been shown specimens Of the seye-
al kinds Of Copper Ore in. which thar county a.
bounds, BY Mr.: THOMAS II. PEaDue, formerly
Of the furnace in This county, which, taken as
whole, yields far greater per centum Than that
Of the copper mines in Franklin counly, Mis-.
souri,, the yield of which is placed a, from "a
10 SO per cent.
The following is . description Il The speci.
mems shown us and their different yields. A
lumPof Black oxyde so per cent. ! . piece Of
Naive Copper and Silver, imbedded in the
TraPps Rock, 30 per cent. copper and Z per
cent. silver; Native Copper connected with
spar; and the real Native Copper, in all its pu-
rily.
Mr. Perdue has left with Us specimen OF ma.
live copper, taken from The same section Of
country as the large copper rock in Washing
ton, the ontanogon River, which isan evidence
IL the valuable mining lands in the region Of
Lake Superior.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
Sentenced 10 be Hung.

Moses johnson. the black man who kill.
ed Ferguson. one Of the keepers Of the
Peniientiary al Richmond, bad bis trial on
the 29tb ult and was found guilty Of
murder. and sentenced 10 be hung % FIJI
day the l9.h Of December next, From
the testimony il appears that be and a.
mother convict named Bradshaw had de.
.clafed their intention TO kill Ferguson
some days previous. The cause Of .he
.committal Of ihe deed is ascribed 10 the
keepers requiring Johnson, who is >
cooper. 10 make Eve barrels per day
which be refused. declaring that be could
only make four. and bis being whipped by
The keeper for not performing his task.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16

Wenoiieed, afeu week. s;i,t. /, .1rxic,l one
Fsllon q DE-. HAsrEs Of Ricknoni, % ! negro
n,s. Which consisted d de rrusval Il ihe
uhols Of he iorer ils sei@rior % he ANGLES, .
nest delicate piece Or surgery, - he naseles
asiaehed e he jaw we're sll severed, asd nsny
nleod vessels. requiring lsaiurss, cui, and he
bone saved through ,imme5ia lately in fron, of Il,
jay and, as sriier 10 he Whig states, he
whole diseased nsss, weighing, sner being an,
po'ated, more ihsa Two and . half pounds, 20
Enossd- The viiier ssys--s'sves,y days have
elapsed and The patton, /, rspidly recovering
ne paris are nearly all healed, and his sensrsl
hesi.h perfect. He spesks ui,h sutiieie1t dis
anslne.. 70 Dc uadsn,ood readily, and ,akes hi.
food without dillienlly.
This i The third operation Of he Kind hat has
eeen performed viii entire success by Dr.. war
ner.at The College Hospitals On ! negro 20
man from n CsroIins, some ave years sgo-,his
spnes o. White man from Essex county. and
NE present case. 10 the 6rsi operation one hall
o. me iaw, from the len Articulation 20 The mid.
die Of The chin, vas renoysd--in The second
tvo-ihirds, and in he last ail.s
10 eonnection viii this, us may stsle several
successful sargical operations that have been
recently performed y Physicians q oar own
town, Dr. sTRAirH, assisted b. Dr.. ArE1AsDEa.
The hfs' vas = 'cassof wry-peck, on aiii,ls girl,
which operation nps accompIished with entire
success, IS the littie girl has fully recovered the
natural use Of her nscl, which is nov straight.
The other was for Pteryeium or Eyeuine. by
which the sight was obstrueled. The pa,iep, is
nov entirely restored byihe succession practice
Of The operators.
Both Of these cases have been performed ia
this town within the last few days, and refse,
grea; credit on the surgeons engaged.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
COMPLAINTS OF sourH cARoLIsA.

..
A Charleston correspondent, Of the U
States Journal complains lof the nanner in
which Mr., Polk has dispensed his patron
age. Among other things be says: Il
regret TO find that the author Of the two.
thirds resolutions, pAich elected lHr. Polk.
has scarcely been alluded 10 by abe organ,
although statesman ofacknowledsed a.
bility--Gen. Saunders. III North Carolina
(the State Of Mr.. Folks nativiiy.) is. a.
you are aware, the per.on speak off,
10 this State We have tested the truth OIL
Sancho's wise remarks, that blessed are
those that expect nothing, for they will
not be disappointed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
..ooING srnoa0 ].

I Oar readers in the vicinity Il Winchester, 70:
whom We have goOdly pumber.) will be at
irseted BY the notice Il Mr.. Pc DoasEY, 10
this weeks paper. The large assortment Of
Boels, She's, &e, offered 10 their inspection, a,
his extensive esfablshment, near banners Ito.
Tel, proves his determination TO enter the field Of
competition in earnestly and in selecting the FRrE
Pass as a medium TO make himself more gene:
rally known, Ne shows that he understands The
true method Of ''keeping before The people,
Wehsve looked into his concern, and fnd i
most abondsn,ly supplied With every thing thai
iseiegsn,, fashionable and eOmfortabIs, in hi:
line 81 business.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-16
REwARpEp Ar LAsr.

The Fayetteville North Carolinian says
they have i from good authority that Gen.
Romulus NJ. Saunders has been appointed
Minister TO Spain, and that be will leave
this country early in the Spring.
twill be recollecled thai il was through
Gen. Saunders motion that the ,wo-thirds
resolution was adopted in the Baltimore
LocOfoeo Convention. by which mean.
Mr.. Polk obtained the nomin alton. r