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New Publication.

We are indebted TO Messrs. Nash g. woodhouse for
Nos snd9 Of Appetons Literary Miscellany
the "Hsory OF the Eng.h Revolution Of 1910; common.
" called Tho Great Rebellion. From the accession OF
Chars l. to his DEATH BY +. Guizot the Prime Minister
OF France" &C. The work is up very handsome
STYLE aud the subject OF which treats the emn mt
cal station of tho author aud the ability which he has dis
played, well enude 1t to prominent place ia the valuable
Miscellany OF the Applcton's.
Also, from the gentle men, "a Fir.t Latin Book by
l. h Arnold, NJ A, Rector OF Lyndon, and late fellow
OF Trinity College, Cambridge. Caeluy revised snd cor.
rseed by Rev j. A. Spencer, 4. NJ" vey valuable in
uodueiory work. which has cb Ged favor in Ens
Also, from Mr. J. Gill, tho December and January num-
hers OF the REHABILITATION Of tho London Edinbur rh
Foreign Westminster oas,tery Reviews" containing
vast amount, Of interesting matter.
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HIGH TREASON.
ny GAI.LAmER, ILLIOrT 8

We congratulate the country that the crime OF
High Treason has at last been defined with a
clearne.s aud precision which will no longer
leavc any room for mistake. Tho ilusriou. eI.
Founders Of the law who have hitherto endeavor-
I'd 10 explain tho character of this offence
must give way to a new lumnary of legal science,
in the person Of Mr.. DouGLAss, a Member Of
Congress from lanois. This gentleman, when
at home, Is Judge, we understand, and that will
add force 10 the opinion ne has oracuatly pro-
nounccd in the Hall OF the House or Representa-
t,ves. The following extract We take from the
Union of Friday last:
mir. DOUGLASS again referred to the speech of
hr. Polk 10 the House OF Representatives IN 1928 in ia
Of TUE "a degrees ~ minutes 'nd who Traced
the unity Of position occupied by him from that period
down 10 biz inaugural address, in which he bad declared
nile the whoe o Oregon "oear and unGue uonablc -
Bat when Mr.. P1!k iao Office he found protocol
slgned, pic dying his government The principle OF
promise pending that negotiations: but for that fact which
committed him daring that negotiation, Mr.. ID. would,
before t4is, have pronounced that propo ION OF ~ de-
srees, Unreasonable proposition, lac h,d pronounced
tho S,me offer on the part OF Mr.. Clay. He did under
stand Mr. Polk IN his inaugural address, standing up
tie pledge the Baltimore Convention; and he
now said that what may, let who may do IL, vixen
hr would never take back the declaration lie made.
ihai 1t reasonable proposition. TIE neGotiiion
which Nj. Polk found in progress when he ino OF
nee, and 10y which he embarrassed, ended;
and If Il commenced again upon that principle, in Vi
oAuon OF the pledges gwen by the Democratic parry to
Ie American people, let his tongue cleaye 10 the
roof of his mouth than he would defend that party which
should yield inch OF Oregon"
Treason, then, does not consist in taking up
arms against the Government, or giving aid and
countenance TO lis enemies alone. It's Treason
10 dispute the DEGREES Of the Baltimore COnyen-
lion An irresponsible body, unknown to the
laws of the land, the mere creature of party, is
sues its bulls, and the American freeman who
refuses 10 obey is accommodated traitor
and a rebel
No patriot can view the tendencies and course
of Modern Democracy, without feeling of alarm
for the institutions and liberty Of his country.
When the Constitution is violated with IMMUNITY
the laws of Congress treated with contempt; the
most radical and disorganizing measures prevail
no one dares 70 whisper the word Treason.
1t was the remark OF a rabd demagogue, not long
ago unblushingy avowed, that his party needed
no Constitution 4 volume of commentary could
not convey a more vivid idea of the spirit of De.
mocracy.
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Chemical DECramas

"esieppsd into the Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday nigh,
TO witness tins exhibition, aud surprised and de
lighted with the wonderful and magnificent display The
engravings exhibited by The b:at ssls with Which they
are ILLUMINATED assume aspect Of enchanting beau-
We can scarcely believe, look upon the Milan Catbe
Gra apparently exhibited by the beams r,ng moon
1 tall spires standing out in bold relief the light shining
from it, windows the figures passing sud fro that VI
lo'k merely upon picture The rsmark-bl- effect
Is produced, perhaps in still higher degree with the other
engraving especially the Feast Of BesatEzar whose
geous msgss make nd,l,be impression on the memory
We most cordially Commend tins exhibition to the ib r.,
patronage Of our citizens
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-17
RRoCCHIERI WATER

The American public FIRST made acquainted with
this wonderful discovery through the fundamentally ..
Gailardei, tie talented and mpshed Editor OF tue
French Courie-, published Ne~ York. That genle-
man had recently wished France. and stated OF his own
knowledge tie high estimation II which it was held by
distinguished French Surgeons its wonderful pow--
stopping the effsion Of bio9d in experiments which he
himself had witnessed. The water has since been
IN our principal cites, with perfect success.
By iAe experiments in Philadelphia and Baltimore Phy
sieians who formerly Isgaided DIS water a. Huma,g
convinced Of its remarkable qualities and MANY u
them will be induced hereafter use Of in Their
practice.
Messrs Dlvsi & PURGE Agents 70: the sale o. the
Broectier wster ia this eiy See their advertisement,
in smother column
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IMobile Ilernld-
TRIBUTE OFREsPECT.

At Quarterly Court held for Nansen,ond County ,,.
9h day 81 March, 1916, Richard Ii. Riddle. n Ata,n'v
LOT inc commonwealth, announced the Court the de,,h
Of ArehioHd Allen. for many years Justice OF the Peace
Tor mat County, ADD after making few enP r,mn,ks n
on the exalted character and virtues Of me deceased
moved the following resolutions, which were unaunousIy
adopted: u'''
Resolved, That this Court its officers and the m.nb.,.
OF me bar ioel deep tensbiy and sorrow for The os
winch hey in common with this community have sustain
ed IN thc death OF Archibald Allen.
Resolved, That by this dispensHtion of Providence
as called To NOUN the loss Of gen sInsn Who in all his
relations to society guided by strict adhe e,ee 10 IN.
purcst principles of honor. ard who in the chnset NJ
christian, mags and ciize had won ios himself Tho
i''aR venerai0n and respect OF his brother Justices
County men.
Resolved, That IN token Of respectful memory If ,hs
character and exalted virtues our departed friend and
br hcr, we will the usual badge of mourning for thirty
days. ''
Resolved That the Clerk Of this Court deliver ropv Of
these proceedings the afflicted widow of the eeeasd
IN respectful coincidence for her suerings and loss: and
mat he transmit Other copies thereof the Editors OF tho
Norfolk and Portsmouth papers publication with tbe
request that the Richmond papers copy the same
Resolved, That this Court do adjourn
Copy-Tesie
JOSEPH PRENTIs, cleri
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Il will be seen, by tee official proceedings in another
co,Ima, Jhai CHAsLEs JAMES FAULKNER, Esq 10 .t IN
IndePentsrt Candidate" fOr the Legislature If he had
desired nomination, the Wings Of oil BeGseey would
readily have given At to hm ana would have e. lad
command hs services period important tie r,y
ses'irn will probably be; but Mr. +. expecting to be ab-
sent from the county Tor months requested mis- FRIENDS
not TO insist his nomination, and accordingly he rs
been EXCUSED. He heartily supports the regular nomine,s
and EXHIBITS unisssiTs devotion the Wing cause tor
which he hss long aud ably baued
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PrnguPrlnN OF srArE srncK.

The Enqs.ro 10 calling attention 70 the notice for tbe
redo mp,on u potion Of the Public Debt u tho S'oe
tskes oecisi1n tlan 90 fl.-y the Assembly, Of 1929
witch tsd tie moral o the SUBJECTS Of
tnxauou and thereby secure te areu ened hJn1f and
credit II the STATE Tbs may have been oil very well,
Lstaai psp iogot sse hat st ieust Of The leaders
81 the ne nocricy Of the and naioy Of the late
House Of Deseaiss assisted upon reduction Of Go, Taxes
r.flouf g-sslfHF meaas 70 redssm aav parton Of hs
.Siost dee flis ssn Il only by tie finances Of nine
wAgs q the sen.'s, AID many IT the Democracy Of
lhs b. ". that The years faies were edlersd 70, and
As Ism 81 Sls6;6 apart for The payment ia portion
q the dsbt
We eoaiess h very Pretiy piece Of fs''iotsn to
lay bsiofs the dob Due, but it booked bus
lks ssmAsssssisn ieliss then b,foss poitivn VI
lt4g soti 49, .sJ
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INTERESTING FACT-ONE or THE EF-
FEcTs OF TIE TARlFF


The traveller on IT.. Winchester and p, ton,e Railroad
eslaol have slrd ~ observe the large common yeat
the dep az ~ place. Ou'-s'pry house. hose ayDsar
ane- ndsa's 20 have ben occupied BY yh,r Than
lhoas IN needy GDd destitute clrcumstanc-s
Such were i'- occupants few mouthn since 4: a ma,
named huhoni1 With some twelve isuItren ch.,ae.
VINO at umea lett the 'ntngs Of poverty and the
an sorrows tic dent . the poor The rude b.su IA ID
swept ai,ng no a.em,d bent on ds.p.yg,
ie ifai tenement, aid its whisper heard tfou in
many ar-h.isE that were to b. found IN tic cabin.
A. ie -n"w cloud Approached with pur atyu, d.
INK, the ~ ue o. - mEAt be seen clustering around t
mother Of the flock, the brood gaibeg ogetb unde,
'he sheI enng wing Ut their pro ec,r. during the . =
part OF the last seaso1 frequently have We Obss-yed .
pile Of wood low, and he garments Of t, Erc ones n
such as would PROJECT them, eir ten Ter ave fr he
| keen aud piercing ~inds o. the winiry ssason emf
hearts " he pllanthfopc have been moved m-re ,b,y
| once. But such WIS the srut-wfOnp q. ugi il v,,-
that we b. cye The head Of he family decl ed s.st. 10
from those VINO were abe aud Willing 10 act cra-itibv
| tYwafds hn.
Thus hiup- on, u1ul few week.. ago. yyls7 ,.,
Hon J,HN L1nFt0 90 B'imp'e, Co Nd visited ms ser
non Of county ~ Ang ar snnte h1uos Tor IN. .l,y.
and hearing OF Mulpniy, called 100 him hen the, ~
came ~ an agreement Thu, then, has this fsmiy Do
P.ovidd iJf, a. operiuy-si llctoy nrd are nov, ,
hnR' 10 We have been 'd in and about one tLgns, .
| q" l"' yer nnngm. ih o", by family who bal b..
unosL indeed not entirely. destitute Of he ueer-s rs.
Oi li.. some hui rem o. ID. lIirrn des ti srr
| arc engaged, and We have since I,irrsJ tat rU
penscd az ihe 'Nchlnge they have rn-desn o.. sngs
rom ,nd JenCe 70 indus,y:rom sIulId want TO t.Ia.
| end plenty.
Ihis ! one ol many evdosces in favor Of the TsrT Of
lo42 without Us protecting and encouraging features.
| Am'ncan msuu .,ucs cIud NOT comp. % with Bit i,
cspal-Amficau lsbJf could not compete with The pa,
pr labor o. Ls Br .i wot SHOES viii the people -, ,
pn repeal Oi hs Tamil Can paty pint have infet.sd
them 20 such degree o. induce Inc cymmtsl Of an BE-
sDsuicids
tn people q tie country have 10 decide wh,te, dr,
are wiling o. enjoy what &c Richmond Euquircr tenn
'Ih, Bcssi rs ~ fr7 Irni." TfuJc wlh.h will orf 4,
e'fr'e % i as f adysnt geos 10 Eng add 1ni irJi
no1s - the iuogt VI tie Mcchan cs onJ Hanufacrnr,r
oite Uied sntcs. lfale Nii.h sill DC Free in asa
'ansihg our country nbe dsbD- t0 Bnu.n Msnufacturef
-St"free w bringing The county ir0m pr,scnt pos
| porous condition n II want and pov rty
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To Correxr,o..dentS

We have received various communications upon the sub.
jet Of the late unfortunate in which Mr. PLx,-
SAINTS los, his life. Such intended simply do JUS
uee 10 his talents and honor his memory aud bea,,
his worthy family for whom the publ sympathy has bee
generally awakened, vii be readily presented to our
readers Bat the case understand is 10 undergo
legal invest gaton, be excused from the pubca-
nSn OF such articles may have the eeci raming the
Pdbe temper OF Of leadng TO p;caIsmcutoi ls facts
and circumstances connected with the sad event Ih.
eous,e, think. propdoy demands ii US.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-17
MILLS SYSTEM OF LOGIC.

We have received from Harper & Brothers, volume
under this title, o. 600 psges. Im,kes no preface
says the rreece) Of giving tic world new theory Of
cur Intellectual OperGi'lG is claim - attention il,
" IN attempt not to supscede, but enbody and sy-
temau'e, the best ideas OF speculative WRITER'S e,niorn
to by accurate ihnkers We should hink such work Of
great importance gentlemen whose business il u 10 lead
tie minds OF othcrs to conclusions. Every POO
should study logic.
This volume il for sale by J. w Randolph g. Co
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JOSEPH PRENTIs, cleri.
BOrden.Ywn, N. J.. OF. 2slh. ls4a.
Mr.. Seth W. Fow'

BordeniOwn, N. j., Oct 25h, ls43
Mr.. Seth W. Fowle:
Dea. Sir,-Dr Wis,ars Balsam of Wild Cherry has teen
10 tho market six years. The universal G.
ebTity which this medicine mas gained over nil othe m
throughout tue whole country, is enough convince the
mos incredulous Of the great value OF IT, and encourage
those who sick 10 tyi have long felt il my duty
and wished tor nn opportunity 10 express you my ga
tude TOR the benefit have derived from IL. / have
been recued from Tho grave, and saved from that
most terrible disease consumption by using it, Last
winter afer took bad cold troubled with severe
cough Tor several weeks that my appetite and ia
tailed me. was obliged 10 give up business leav. my
bench and shop. had all the alarm ng symptoms OF Con.
SUMPTION such as pains in the side, sweating nights &C.
Tod many kinds Of medicine but all vain until pro-
cured bottle Of DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM UF WILD
CHERRY, which, by faith and perseverance,, finally saved
my life and cured me entirely. have enjoyed as
good health tor IL years past as do
THOMAS BENNETT.
We are personally acquainted with Mr. Bennett, The
public may rely upon the truth Of his si;temtnt.
WHlTALL STOKES,
GEORGE PARKER
For sale by GAYNoR, WOOD & CO.
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BENEFIr OF MISS LEE

This pOpuor dIaIsHs lakes her benefit tonight il
" her last appearance, and che gives a new ballet We
ae sure the public abb lave been much grs. fed
with her former exhibitions will avail themselves his
occasion ~ eSpto-s ter appreciation Of her merit It will
be soen. that very Usoii,o bill of fare !. presented
N odd i'"n 70 tho d1noiug Tho eaterprsing Manager
descNes c naGks oi the community of he I1dus,rous
sdSe ~ catering 70 'ber smpssmsa snJ pleasure.
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DEATH OF Carr. JERyEY.-we regret to announce the
death OF Captain Tuos.s JERvEy, Surveyor Of the Port
who died last night about l2 o'clock after short illness
Capt JevoS was in the 6Sth year of his age and had been
Surveyor the Port OF Charleston for 81 yeas He was
one OF he o'de: ship matters in city, and du'ng tie
long period OF his public services was for the
setVy AMI fidelity with which he scharSed the duties of
thi office entrusted To him. AS testimony of respect to
ms memory the aSs Of all the vessels in the harbour have
been p aced at hllf mast.-CharIesfonN ,ps
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VIM. LAMBERT.

PRUDEScE GESIUs.-Thai geains inferior only to
Shakespeare OF Mtun. should not be able to Keep
cost his back himself from starving amid his
poetic ire at The time that honest CITIZEN whose
utmost reach OF thought only enables h to x
profit upon piece OF linen silk according to lite first
cost and charge. should from nothing raise himself TO
coach and SIX 70 account for what in theory
strange i'll 10 be considered Of what consequence II to-
warosa proper BEHAVIOR, that person apply due aen.
ZION ~ al the minute cir'umsauces and seemingly
derabls parucu ara the conduct life. Let
Whist sabine tblt he will II he !. above applying his
uadsTslnd ng TO Ed out, and his pursue my
scheme Of ic, Is ~ t- g. lie expected that he shoud
acqurs ie oftrno o. ia, thriving cgIen the plain
shoPke,pcr Mo aeyer n?Pe kS mud learning, should
sGsal hiE 10 sCeuC-. IN re IS no naur. Incompatible
between at Or .eafni 4, and prudence. Nor IL the
man Of learning genius, who void Of Common pn.
dsnce 20 b. teied any other character Than tst
wrOnghesded Doddnt Of Of narrow and defoe.
I've n1 I-e.. LDIany ID Hnmhn Manuel
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CuLyERT OK MAIN sTRrrr

We have teen requested to urge upon those engaged
in excayang the large eu.vert Main Street to psce
light during the nigh, ,ren, paris of the suee by
which strangers and citizens may be guarded asains. IT,
danger OF Is ing into the "b'g ditch.
Several persons have seriously Injured by accidents
of the kind cl-,auy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-17

IA. Foot Raes.-Ths grea, foot between JACKSON
ana GtOsRsLiayE, landing the inelemency of the
weather. came oil over the uRlehorpe Course Savannah
OF Wednesday last GILDkK,LEEvE after running seS
nes IA ory-iwu minutes gave up the JACK con-
who continued the race and the pure, (S30OJ il is
said, with gre running the miles
minues and nine seconds The distance in f,ren
fone seconds less time than the first miles over
the Meiairie Course, nj New Orleans. the Stu ult
Charleston Courier
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~ tls Totera Of Is. csaatg Of R.cllnshnn-


FeHcWciuzens: Having hsea fequeGt, solicited be-
CO ne oancidSte 10 represent this county, hive ,sv
eonsenied and have therefore, though, proper q r YOU
M services TO represent the L~g lre
II be your pleasure to elect II So only say that
Wi en-esNOr TO discIarge the duties that may deyolye
upsa me sg'eeaSly - the utmost OF MY ability
VERY respectfully, b. A. BROWN
GEANEt liILL. March IL, lS4S.
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To the Editor. Of the WHY

Geniemen: Peaso state in your paper that Hon John
Bots. win DO voted r for Mayor OF the city OF Riebmond
AZ the GeKt election for Councen aud Aenea Tor ,aid
cry Mr.. Bcn 10 unwilling to be a candidate in oppo.
'i''1n to Mr. Lambert; but IT the people are determined
not 10 rs-slee, dr. Lambert and will elect Mr. Bots h.
will sccep the pp'inmenL lie will remove to this city
IN short time. RICHMOND
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Liacns.z of Nr. rIrasamt..

We have before usa likeness OF the late JoHS HANrpEx
PEASANT, designed by artist of this City, and hho.
gruphed in Baltimore. 1t is Tor sac by John Elder Isl
Main Sr,ot-pricc so cents.
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pressed By the British C1mmoi,re fo an officer whom b
uusnceessialy oppose does HIN much honor as /,
hVE1 the dead :-fAiis. q. y. GGr.
VISIT TO COMMODORE CHAD, R ", To OLD
IRoNSiDES AT SINGAPORE.
Fairly the month OF February, lSl5 the L S frir,ts
co .stGtun, Captain p arrived in the ruadstead o: Sa
The baueul breeEes Of Aica aud the vertical "a
81, oreal sun had made hospital Of the ship her gun.
a,,,. the sa:buari de hung with cots and han
MEX well the forward cabin, which had been sur
rendered BY the Captain the sick The appearance
the snip within bad, however, il without
4 leid c-Ior and red streak had been given 10 her
outside Al Rio, aud although this had been touched
a2 at LIE2I5a!, s! long passage the Indian
t''an had worn enough oi tue cad color away 10
permit 'e original sable line to be seen. which, tn
" streams OF ir1n rust that hai wepi through the
hammock rail 10 the waters edge told her condition rs 4
E a. wO.cs Before the anchor let GO. boat val an
otcc5 came alongside !ron II. II. fngste Camban to
1ii : mqlments, &c OF Com. ChAds. The Office re-
tu.n orOuEIt tie IA liant Commodore board the Cons
utat Captain F. confined 10 his COUCH and coui
not rec i've hs guest deck THIS duty conseeuon
~ d'ns by the INST lieutenant and officer ~ the deck The
Com dlre fine To- kirg o: about w. more than
eei II sau e, aud perit ty lac stepped ovr
Iae gang"ay !muiaHeOusy suut'i the officer, who e.
csyed him, and surveyed ship iore eft allow and
aot" Tie spar deck Q; the Old 10 ksd passing well
comparatively, and the scrutiny OF the Com nodo:e re.
marked, was not Notifying. He shewn down to ,hs
ca5 u, where e ptain 7. y cTuIches received him.
81 have husieneG board your snip" said Comm 1dare
Chads to oder my services, having hoard You W. re SEX
vel a. many ~ your people and have b!ou.ht nv
sufeccn VINO mas JtSn long Out here, AMI lie tell
all about tie diseases OF India he then Inquired If this
was tho stip called Constitution IN the year 1873 Having
ceea tod thai she in MODEL Internal arrangements and
battery, although rebuilt ne sad he very glad tn meet
her as1, that she old acluainIaace-that in the
scion II the gats Java he had the honar fight her
the fate OF Captain Lambert and ro;hwitstan ling he
1-t hsu GowI his coUr 10 the iga'e Constitution there
F'c' Temini cenc more pleasing IA than q ose re.
s1ing from tie kill bravery, and ga-n'y nf thu noble
Bain5rdse during sud alter the scion The Constitution
s:r, was 1rou'red m mastery manner, and made me
ssHs~fF Fha Cd Re- -. 4
Greek meet Greek, for the bios alter all
Tu-se ne" who could conquer tie 'iaynrb'es OF the
Oceln," and a;tergaids VIA tie hea 81 their cue mics
whilst prsoner tie Navy "a, country should b. proud
OF.
Commodore Chads left the chip after he had comRu1ca.
ted every ming imp ani 70 Isst Hg he place in which
he had us arrived uni given fill assurances of his will
ingnes- 70 render any assistance IN lis power.
Ssgspor,, March 30, Is IS. w
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Within the past week We have cueumbers green
peas and asparagus in this cyn tact the
been common for Two three weeks, The editor of the
Boston Post skip this psrsrraphwe have no desire
TO harrow up his feelings make him unhappy. Man is
but man. and should he that ling upon such
good things down this way he may 70 and throw
snow ball at somebody NJ o. PieSvan,. MarehI
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ALABAMA MkrHop.,r CoAFkKESCE.-The Annual Con
terence OF ,nc he,hcdv, Episcopal Church South which
assembled in Mobile "Wednesday % last week. Bishop
Andew pesding. adjourned the day before yesterday
Inc following gentlemen wen appointed delegates 10 the
General Conference - be held at Petersburg, Va on the
hrst OF May:-Reys. Jsssee Blring J. Hamilton, T o.
Summers, T. IL Capcrs. g. Garrrt, T. Galloway aud E. "
Leyeri.-lPIcaVune
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10 ,As Elaou Of the Way,
Conference.-The Peops Of this region desire 10 espres.
their presrsoee for Hon JoaS NJ. Borrs or Mayor Of
this City, and they eau ur him sccep, tie dice f
elcc'ed. The Fr.sad. n, ra.S ,.,<,....,
Richmond, March Ist,, lsi6. Ar ROCkETTs
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FrLH os5sns "5lR ROByRT."--We learn from Washing.
ton tat Gel. Felix Gra"Iy Mcdonnell IS violently and
Wind Utvey pPoscl to tho British tariff bill Of "Sir Ro
Ct Walker, on tie ju5' reasonable and democrat
ground tha IN "a bill, he democratic beverage, brandy
u chIrgsd with duty o. Is per cent. While the a-torra
&c wines are charged only 81 per Mac says he can
not support such nn inqn bill; fr brandy and
~ good ugh for poor folks. Cham, agno so in.ipd
that he cannot lsie 1t IN his mouth lie says That brandy
hntWaler. particularly brandy, will 90 dOpn has district
bat he'll be- hanged II this Tariff Bill will 20 down At all
The ldustf ou' aboring. road Wokng PEOPLE, WON'T per
nit such nyiGiDus Distinctions.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-17

We give thi. morning, aud shall continue 1t throughout
the year. GUIDE by which The travelling public will be
able ascertain the arrival and departure the Cars and
Steam Boats.