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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-11

IAn Interesting debate took place in the Senate last
Monday, the proposition OF Mr.. Hannegau adjourn
sine die the 10th Of July. The farther consideration
OF the resolution postponed till Monday next.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-11

u Gov. Wright, of New York. has yielded to Mike
Walshs appeal extend the Of freedom" by re-
uniting the penalty of the aw-siK months imprisonment
and fine of S250-for libel on Mr.. John Horspool
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-11

~ The National Fair struck its flag two days ago"
says the Washington Union. The Baltimore Patriot de-
sres to know whether the British agent has struck his
fact
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The Iurer.ou Affair.

The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore Pat
RIO, informs that Mr. lngesO has been thrown
by the testimony given before the Committee Of In
Vesngaton. by Mr. Lewis r. Tasstro who that Mr.
lnserso urged him to write Mr. Tyler, and advise him
to come out against Mr.. Webster. Mr.. Ingersol AYERS
that the witness eshes falsely but Mr. has obviously
very bad memory.
The report Of the Committee il is understood, will ex-
oncrste Mr.. Webster OF sPpropsns any portion OF the
public funds his private though he careless with
his papers and fact believe, somewhat
Characteristic OF Mr. w. in regard his private affairs
What Mr.. lngcrsol will pursue, remains to
be seen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-11
Baptist Convention.

u The name of the Mexican General killed in the late
battle is Gen Torrejon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-11

We shall sell this evening al "a o,e,oek 81, a.. ,.,
ssnse OF MIS- Cs the stock of VERY SUPERIOR WINES IN
s % pan'e, oah h-a consisting Of of the nn,., az
saea Wns oil of whehhas been glass from rs a al -
hs sse OF the Madeira wihes ss case. g..
imported BY house In this city. NAie''
y WILLIAMS n HAxALI. Auet.
aT Noticc.-Rev. J. c. CLorror boin. ,ho,, -
embark Tor China, will be ordained tonight at IN. Il, R,
list Church. D'F-
Sermon by the Rev. c, d. Mallory Of Georsi.. Ser.
vices TO commence at 8 O'Clock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-11

DEATHs.-The Louisville papers announce the sudden
death OF Judge John j. Marshall Of that city, from apo
pleXy.
Judge Randall, OF the U. S. Circuit Court, died on
Tuesday morning last at his residence in Philadelphia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-11
N q TIC ES.
Private stock OF Old Wi.es-

AUCTlON.-This morning. June iiih, at 10
oeloek We shan eel a choice C,ss,. w,n.. - ~
generally. DAvENPoRr an, ~ /. s sna csoeenes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-11

NTRs. BETTs' ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS.
1Vl supply Of Mo Bcus celebrated pre-
vonon and cure Of PoaPsu Uen ~ erefna appoa0n u
received from the manufacturer. and Tor ale BY
je ~ P. JOHNSTON, Druggist.
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.VorffGu Tntetl;Usue.,.
.iRRIg.iL or 7HMo.i.15HLs
A MONTH LATER rno, rr,o,r

Pacific md Gallons 'ePeetie oteeon- Qsseas Speed
-Prets Wee IaW- raitial aud ultimately toia
hfpe@ q @e Cora French Disasters IA III
g,ers-ffeneh .'4ue.,trs reply 10 .ur, Pols--nt
Charge "a tg.on.
\ ne sieayer samhrIa arrived al Boston on Nednes
Gay esering 81 u'eock. dates the an from
lave tvo, Irom London the SD and Pans 10 the
l.l.
The news is gratifying in its NATURE and peaceful 10
ITS aspect. Our seirc.uns viii siHbs Nhat has leen
done EefoI. lasl ad,c,s aud The general bear
ing Ut all the great movements.
The continental news Is oi very little interest except
sb- deos,e AnereAn afaIs The French cla.ubefs
ri which an abstract Is given below.
The impression srepis 10 prevail pretty generally
that Ministers Will te able carry all propositions
aud thus there viii be aaahonne u The Carn.lavs
- partial ct pfesent-wiih sliding s'sle Ieadss 10
Their total sAsincilgn tie end ii lhee years
Parliament Was 0iened the I'D d January by H.,
Voae', who delivered N Pers'a ne following speech ia
,hr House Of Lords. The sp ech !, viii u s,t, Is MOI
q, all b,ihg.reui.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

On last week, tie following d.c,s in oh p'tc IN
the Legislature on The Souhn esi.rn Road ijill.
bil supplementary 10 the South Western Rusdb l
Was read a strond TINT, ard sUIue auienun.nis
n,adr 10 IT,
Mr.. IhuaI sun uf 3. noyed to amend, by adding
section Providing I suivtry and location Of fisd
ION The easern tern lnus oi the rad (Saleu) tie
town o buchanan, al Some tune prior 10 The coBipeion
at The road 10 HE ltnneessce line.
Mr.. Guudsun demonstrated against the apendmeu,--
hord there would roi be renew the Fl I'm bamten
lInclbar2 and Buchanan, and that the comrn1 al,
ready made would he adhered To- The X iad ought 10
80 10 buchanan he knew, ou9 la the cana l. y
could not gel what they "anted, he hoped Iny would
let I'un9s remain az they were.
Mr.. lhomIsan tell II his duty to olTer the amend
meut. Tie gentleman from Washington had sla k,n
Oi throwing OIL on the Haves-the carr ing th.
nal 10 buchanan would be The most grateful nl thu,
could be poured upon the waves ior his pe,rl,--t
would give them mote JOY lhal the news o p,ae. al.
Ter the last war.
Mr.. Ioler was surprised at the amenlmen. and frit
satisfied that the House would adupt il als u:siu:a
lie compromise. II The canal went Euehatau tie
South Weston Road ougkt 10 60 thereii il did MT,
then the toad ought 10 so 10 lynchbur.. aud tir i,''
minus II the canal should remain Sal,iu uui tie
terminus u The CANAL settled
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

~ P.''a' meetings. q nj ciHaY> rfatc L 81 s,,sf,
ny, YET NC ate nee to eunfrss thai We L..
v ~ 'ooe esS open 10 cay 1t Is Of jec,el We kno.
'"a' IL" hahaefrs may sometimes stock the card. ,,
~ s0'4 meetings; but then it Is obvious thai unfi,
'''''S' "ouio be tiecaally guarded against by H..
1''"aa"ee "i The people when these eopye,
arc 'a'tu iof thc purpose of selecting candid,,es
.''"'a'fu 10 "hle The PARTY vote, and 10 seem.
. '"e ascehoancy Il principles which each r.t,,
" 'o' pohes'ls, believes tote conducive Ia the osn
" ''''ie' iet We ara not in favor If uopee,.,,r;J#
"s !" 'he use Oh even This latter desctinti,n NJ ~
S"i conventions. When one pariy is So d.cloa,v
" s 'see"oahl as 10 render its success certain ev
"'''u' concentration, the majority, if they brna p,
'n'o 'he held themselves should be ner,,i,,J
'"o'eo uei"ftn opposing aspiranls Of lie sam.
f1's. III me present Legislature Tor cxample VIA,
s''y was there 10 select candidates for oye.pot,,
''''R''' ny legislative caucus2 Nune whatever SIM,
u WIS wei Ah""n that The W hgs would not run csndi-
"'s f eiher olce and consequently that the conceu.
u parry vote Was not necessary to the election Of an
''' uua "ho>e opinions were il accordance viii, those
al 'he o'nhaht pafiy The effect Of legislative can.
's' III Sueh CASES. Is Ersl, 10 restrict the range Of
'''e'' aod IN the seeond place. enable m;noru Of
nv hrSfs'l'afe torIec tie inennoenis. For example
" e resent Leg S!ahre Tie relative strength of parties
+ aS iOo 10 3D. Nhen the hundred meet in csucu. "A
oe's n'J9'iy oi Ibe wlnle, sufficient 10 effect
','a'on though The remaining 49 may prefer another
Individual. u the 49, however, are to bound BY The A..
i'oa ot tie 81 The etclen Of The nominee is
whereas, hn for tie inie-posi!on of csucps and u,
Consequent freedom ofchocr il both the asniran,s w.,.
h9"n 9eiofe e elective body is nu, mposelb. thu,
Tie mn9ny III the mig be swelled Ia n I,,,.
ny 'he preference OF members Of the opposing
Poilfal parry II IS maiI,st, Therefore II at the pro
Vision OF "e constitution decgalng 10 majrily Of ,he
Legislature the night and duly to electa GOVERN, and
Senator, Is practically null fd and that priyepe is !,
truth nsnrped by small minority Of 81 in body can.
SSling Of iC5 "enbfrs lae fagrarry Of Tins precee.
dafe Is fencefed sufficiently pal Fable by mere state.
f"enl tits fleets J and continent upun would onlv
weaken is o.ce
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

Nnh respect 10 all oher restrictions shall follow the
scale that Affects wheat.
10 Rad tGese would not be interesting 10 the House,
aud the, IL ilef hem tuf The particulars 10 The pun
ted statement that shall Afterwards bc put lhtr
haads. Il Any be sutittH Tor present lurpus, say
that aenerI nut shall lie adopted, Thee viii new
ihen, be hsd Oh hfegn wheat, Instead ul duty vi los
GUY o Is at the present. prices, taken out ul buud m
CONSUMPTION III The MARKET The night hon. laIont
then proceeded 10 tuumeate the set Of The repeal Of
he Loln~laMs @hich he rroposeo utxlend To the agrl
cullual.sls. Tie highway rates he prufo ed to con,
soldate hs Transferring lho administration 10 the Pour
Ia" Guardians, illus placing Them under the euutfu vi
uuu ustad I'll, as at present. COCO different aulho,
lies, lie proposed 10 alter lie law ut settlement, 81
that peasant who eml9raed roln an agricultural 10 a
manufacturing dlsfcl, should claim settlement after
I've years icsence his wife and children moi To be Ie.
movable Where the removal Of the person hmsclI was
Prohibited lie proposed an advance Of txchtquer bills
:, way Of luan + he improvement VI agriculture
ALrERAfloEs OF purEs ON AMERICAN pRoircr
- lie Bfhlsh MEelTy propose Ia uiake Important It
auctions on many OF he arllces exported ifam Ametir
ia Eh9a@d We hupe 10 see similar spitlt maaltes.
ed by the Celiud at Washington. The alterations
ram
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

a. t-ls an ,tt,+.4.s .,c..o Il al -# lee Itzt.', RS
,,tf tz., r,,.,,l a. :, ,s,...t,4.n a. .s,If..
IN tie t.tt a, l.f M4i..i. . t,ttiEutnt II st
NJ -, sb al IL. ,,,,.,.....i ,,,, r.a latter
tom "a. 10 To. f,f cst ,,f., ,,. t,,a, 10, h. .,
~ m iI.s IfiuI 81 Ip IL = b; wan cund
n =. !..5n, - l., E. i,f CO.. NV fake iur sreir
o - rea!5ofl Produce uron y lch lf,t.se an thine
dHIf fenfai al iHf ,iuf4 ga t.. frIts hrb ell.
situate meat IS ais.1autrd non rts.u: nat tie da.y
uu IN ~ teI a saIi,ti be, "a vt ao called ealniu
r. -. sf,les sail psfk a lftsii tfk n saia,s uu
y,eei,hies Il si, kfds sbaI b., t,i,,ItJ II tsefsJ
,ts all thai enters ma, Al 4 81, aisbls Ell. tlIng
Al Al ,utsi Ultra snna ud shall bt admitted GUY l,t
lCAr,s3
titrr the aeficuitutaRis need fear 10 alarm from
All ms tell thrni rs tod Tie manufacturers hist
! have gwen ihtm incnssed isetts Tor mrellf2
ur. nu qelltion by adu8i ing ha itspl'laUa al
many uriielfs inr letdIag u tstiie I / reHeudaus
tltauna) lDfses and all animals inclddtd IA lhr
tafil iobc admittcd ooly tee. Viii now STATE, viii
lie pefussio d The iiuose, ihe proposal winch man
Q" MAKE on ne sanjtsl 81 efain. tilthf) lf"Fsn
MAJ, tom lhe 1'r'as a 'he oei' '"he sfisf' STA"
1t aa"'ro aus l''s. u lhe oo' h4ed' Do 1o' pi'-
pose '"s nht1'4e itl'Ae lie eoih laws, bul ~ III"
noe 81 hhaI aHan2th'h'.1i rft'th'ins undue az
Pfe9t usi"''' ",a sAius "Ae '9f lie Adjustment -
theuHif 10 we "'" h'"'" 81 '1clhe'aHtN, #iuuH-"
Fi'i"s' ""t4 '''s '"ii.'iht'e u li"'eH"', pro
iF'''l IN ''' an" W. ~ a'''' '"' 'aP'
"' eeii"n '''' 'oss' Ian MAI, pu III III" '"''
His c'pnf, 'e5 "et' ('ee'is.l an ate45 ."
fi"etd mat shJ a'"'f I''l'tA vii DE- 81 y"
a'aH. tti''s ~ " lie oil1s"'oh 'epe'e9J l.
"eou te'e u % 'Hh3 ' ou' % ny ie",f 10 nave
am 81 10 nave tpes ." "a3 ''oo '' y, ar
Gun ''"' WIN E"aia"tte iha' II so'' u ''''u'"'
~ eui'e' '"'pN' - e''aft II "'''' '"o ''''''i
'"''.' = nc 'Ais'i's ahruai {" ,'''''''o" 49,
20 4'"'a'' ., '9"s rue ''9e"a'," i"' d" ''.',a''
-, = t''','' y intimate ~ fe"'' .'
r. " '''.' d '"'''. t'a''o h""o'"" =" =. i
a','gg,, y 'o . 81" ,'l .Se '"as ''1 t."1n
-. - =. - , 49, ~ 49, = ''- u '''i',
y, ~ ,"' "''' u e' ,'''e ~ ot 'eas
" ~ ','n',d'''" " ,'e ii''e''".-
''g, ~ ca ''1', ,'9''
" ",' MY " '' ~ ~ "'"'' ''' '"uu'r u -ia'"
- ',la's Nv 30
i ,.,v necessary H. mud N, ,.,fflu,,r5 mn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26
Cce~4 &'eemAj s.IJom .Aiu T1,b.

We ~ ieastd 10 learn from the New York Con.
"eieaI hdFefiIse Hat our government is ab,n To nm
Slta'" oe atress liz Atlantic That Taper says -
he Itaf that cohfacs has been en,sfsd lot by III,
CoTsTnlntn nj Of the L, States with the Ocean S,e,,,
Aa'saiien pnpa1y chartered in this STATE, for the ,s,
iab'ish~en ii ine q steamships To run between New
i,'A atd Enmpe. i vessel is to take her depa,,u,e
twice IN each mouth. tor Co~es and B,emen The
GoFanmen is 10 ray 100000 per annum 10. HE o,.
veyalce Of lie mail, sc. lie vessels are 10 he o,u
less lhaa l0o tons bahsn, d they are to make lrir
voyages vh speed nol les lhan that Of the Cunard
Inc The arrangements lof building in active pro-
gress, and Is Aptctd HAT The fist VIII be ready to
starr On lle Is, of January, l847.o
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=
6~~ wtrcfstfstg hs.tes Ia tie n. 81 Rud
ffrndiy msse1. Aisef Alr ing.lsii had Fau iis
s~H seat, ineatef Uts,ls.e 10 Nj! adal 5 thai La
besa pitassd an ins s-iis ia- n,eling oenen pHaie
and desod! Mr.. Adaa.s Ihaahei the gentleman ar tie
Vi Mark Aui'ay. Cicero msde athds several tie
kosan nsoats With whom be had b,ea on lefnts q
ticr emniy iI Years. HIS if.ids charged him Min
Inconsistency, Nhefenp,n Cieefo rrped. Il desif.
that ny esaasies asy be ienpoFary ny Friendships
teInsi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

iht Bible IN { h"a. A correspondent Of the Bible
Society wuies tfom ludia lhus:
- the IN OF last Jeae. dinner was given BY the
East iadn Company. Stf Henry poitrger as present
aud umong other lungs stated That he pefused lae
'dlet hy Tie emperor If OIina, wherein The Emperor
I"luhs his subjects that II had heard read 10 HIM ex
Tracts Tom buck tnllsdtae Holy Script res The pur
port OF which app ared hln iu rppeie with vlrtuous
piece Pts aud, a. such, likely d. good that was
houk Of yIrlue, and NHh HIS conviction he reeommded
II Ia be Tefus,d h} Iii penpe. aud gave them permlsson
TO read II, aud aei ssetaby 10 lh,f desires"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26
EDITORS CORRESPO.N'DE.NCE.

RICHMOND Fth. Il 1910.
The TWO Houses progressing with the mass OF oa-
sintss Yet Leure them with much dellbeta,ion, aud
wiki lew indications Of pailence, as the StaTrs'
ton Law were not in force. Not more than hall doz
en- members, believe have yet left their POSTS, though
anticipate considerable dlmnnton ui number by
this day week. Tie Legislature " i'll not, however oe
able to adj ourn than The 4th 5tn vi March, III"
less ii leave unfinished business the table.
Upon the Tax Bill the two Houses disagree !"
opinion-tte Senate being in favor vi retaining '"'
taxes Of last year, while The House, by s'na
majority, insists a reduction Of per cent. l"o
Senate, presume will yield. think the proposed 'e
ductlon unadvisabe, though The failure 10 appropriate
ny considerable Inc vi internal Inp'"'0
ment aud the manifest deermnai moi IL increase '0
irnd for education renders il less - be regretted luz
revsa of the Civil and Grimm Il laws of the Comn'"'
wealth, which has been ordered, AID hcb, incoo''s
the expenses Of publication canio be less Than Slo'oo0
will make heavy draft he iTeisaTy and ao"e'
10 TIE that will be hereafter Appropriated To i's'oa
r"rovenent ard education, II the State b trua u 10
Interests, VII reale a. arsrsaailvI, .! The ii'e'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

htre are many other articles Misunderstanding HE A
mercan aIiizae Which may be exported 10 England with
advantage provided tins how Taufl is fully carried
cut.
There seems great Inconsistency in admitting 4.
n'iltan bacon tee, snd charging hams Che oiher pan
ol The pg) With duty Of Is per cwt. We advise our
lHtbts 10 cute HE whUe side including Tue ham, which
III a' ,oh"Ii is called "a gaGmon If bacon, aud is
estimated "oainty dish," but do not over do ii VIA
salt.
In a eW packets hence we v i'll forward 10 cur New
otk agents recipes for curing bacon aduIitd in the
lo'te musl celebrated counties IA England VIZ Hamp-
sh'ie' W liishlfe and Cumberland which may be had an
lhe eiPIcalIuh ol letter, postpaid
mutton haas cured are, In EHg land held in h;ab Is.
HHallh Dy tie ercure. These could be ported Tree
as sasd mcat and recollection Of The rrIces an
a'e euf through ihe~ates leads MS TO the expectation
mar The eAp.ftfs would make money by the specu!a
hE AMERICAN MINISTER AT PARIS
MI hlns, the American Minister at The ,rniIsries
mas oeen drawn into correspondence with NJ Guiznt
,'' e purpose OF rehuttiog charge preferred against
nn oy t9e London Times, u garblng the views us The
'"V' government On the subject OF Texas aud prodn.
e"s thereby the explosive mlssiye in the Presidents
me,sare which Las caused such a sensation IN France
ano cue" prJTatte1 discussions in the Chambers Nj.
h'ns Is sadly -skinned aud lie has not better
'u rs position by appealing, through Mr.. Gu at, to Ihe
pubic asalnsl the strc'ures of rewspaper. A hieh
,,'p'tadc iuncilanary ought 10 be above ih,. The
i'"eS It,H'hs 10 the charge, aud scarihts MI King
unmfic"iiy Mr. Kings letter Is rhetorical and mil.
'e1 ihai Ut NJ Guzlt brief, cold aud to The point.
COMMERCIAL.
The Bark Of Eoglsnd conlinned to discouui al f,r
nei rates; but WIS ,aut,uns wbtrr n,u=y w. Nsht,
II fdilRrv pup str
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

We understand tbai Bank 81 The Vale, has recently
ssnhsd wish 10 ayeIl iiseit OF HE privilege granted
~ he aet OF 1851. oes' lalsha Branch al Siaun,
ton. HE Capital tluo,lUd) 1t proposes 10 Iraw from
It's other Branches; aud Is tif consult Ill be neces
shy, measure We lean ebaut be taken 10 submit
the question 10 iuelr Decentralization
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Observation-Disclosures.

1obacco.Ihe Nashville Wig Of Tie 5th instant.
n0de' lis commercial head, says ol lie tobacco crop in
I! al scruon:
Inequality oi1he present. crapis decidedly better
ah INT ul last season, bal Is thought the reer ps Of
he article al tins plape Will boil tqaa s Of last year
which were less than ,hey had been ior many wears
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NEGEt0Es v'E'E.Fe.

Z 1E st RlBERS are wanting to purchase
d any number OF LIKELY YOUNG NEGRO Is
thalWlil sun the S,Gthern market.
As they are anxious Ia make thejr purchases as spee
dry as possible, they assure those having any for 81 e
hat they VIII pay liberal prices be obtain
ed in any market in The State Persons who wish to
sell viii do well 10 call Them before making sale
NB,-Ne wishto purchase two Backsmhs
and Carpenters. DAVIS s HART.
Nuy. ,s,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

lD- We are authorized to announce WIN. NJ. BIZ
ELL, Esq candidate u represent HE county p'
Bediurd N The next Legislature.
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20 Travellers going North.
g E:AsST EsEDECTEO.y' OF RITES.
Fare 10 Fredtrckbnrg, SO 30
do " " ashinstrn. 5 90
R,lt;r,,,, rn

do % BallimoTe, 6 SO
NJ RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG &
POTOMAC RAIL ROAD COMPANY here.
S,tP natrS that Me rates of lsre between Rlchmnnd
F,n p's'''et" owns have been reduced as follows:
'',""''"1 10 fredericksburg, So so
Washington, 5 90
balumute. 60
sSse"S'Is going North by the rail rad line leave
,eo at O'Clock, A. NJ, arrive in Baltimore IN
NJ "''a"' ih'l IN the course Of the night and New
s,nasrs H., DAY beng day advance Of pas.
Tl0S. SHARP.
r4.fq Aseoi If tran>p,raGo
u I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

Gf- We are authorized 10 announce RE HARD
POWELL, Esq, as an Independent Dr. mocrac c'"'
ddate, 10 represent Amherst county in the n,Al Legs
laiure Of Virginia.
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~" - .'-SaoC ID HoMiNdiloNs.
''i' ''' - 's''n3' 'n correspondence Ut TIE Da-
's'''' NJ WITT 'ae 'ali"Nih8 f%sS'anh-ihe
s''''' - "4''" ''e e'ff'Pofd'e" ny "'htf iei-
I'm ma see'"l@ ihl'ticaI edu'of"h, on me
- " M" '''.ie'' III" .1ssoi'ia- SCENES are
f'''.' 20 ~ a"' passing away / nts' hnooies;
''''-" mus i'Piaiy vanishing not unhqGenN
'e '@'''oh u me "a'ef' "e4edth; aho,
NV always 10 ne regarded rs shadows oi com
a '',"'s' ne! ave ho' less worthy oil otsefVdiionas
- ''e"' ues2hs'
~" &c s'' a l,e'e ot lhi1rha'oh mai y0h
he Presidency ,,. va I'' ~ i" 'a'''1e i''
Caucus or C,uyputien s,.te.n ,r ,,5,i,,,.,7,, H.
trends will specify hfiul Inn into ht field They ex
l'ct S.fa' rare II The neXt On viii fur ar
"a .'lf ne'o ana ihey contend that the
lrnn on elec,n al p,i,, H., , i D. 's'
rtseplsutes from une If those four OF five candidate,
VIM oi course wenid be first rate mfn srnsy nnIreg
p''e' WI" me 'oahI OF n"anaillN,' tiaa ~ run the
man r-n,l ,. ,"'''' ,e.' ''oit', id''
account d his p,,a,l,e r,alIs .,l - H. -. ~,
kHora 10 The American peopel"
/ Numerous occurrences within the last few wpeks
exhibiting "Ide-spre and GROWING hostility. with
SECTION o the coco Party 10 the action OF political
caucuses, satisfy US hat II Is al his tine the deterIG
alton of Ar. Calhoun and his Observation-Disclosures ma,
oe the influence ol future and unforeseen poiical CON
bInatons upon hat de'ennlnaon-lo refuse 10 submit
his claus 10 the Presidency ia SIS To The decision of
Baltlmore Cunvehtion,p aud 10 lake the ft Id upou
bis "n hook. They have ALREADY seen einu9 10 sat-
sly them hat in his gane IN which they Aaye been
heretofore always beaten they hereafter destined To
similar late. HEY have confidence IN The de-
cs1n q lie popular vuce, untrmmeed By the d clson
c.l managers il caano be denied that recent -
vents in the hisoi OF The Lucunco pafty have NOT
been very well ealru!a,sd - ynGicar The uifnc.s r
wisdom OF tins sometimes AIRY, but in many II.
spccls ulec unable mode Of concent u The sulIfaes
a parry. Wien The pIeat men Of na,o,!, Who have
illustrated its annals BY their brilliant talents a ac
CURED STONY cIaui upon lis confidence and cralit,u
by their valuable services ale overlooked ia Tie scl.c
uon OF candidate tOf The frs Office in the world and
individual, scarcely known by The al,al aody Of lie
people, Is selected iuf that Responsible poson because
iorsooth OF lis superior availahIltiy-an avalabi,iy
founded upon he a, seace IN hi, obscure career II ur
ineni tausts Of tctiJa rat her than upou lis tcut
quail acauns or his positive merits-it is stronn, ,l,
tue suber udaueuis ol lie ueupie " b4n ,b,y ara -,
longer ander the it nueuce Of an n,eorerate >c,,s.,
consequent upan heated pl..;,al cauta.n sh mid -
volt against a sys1en, eudlno IN rrs,ll So !, ia,,,
her nusl eminent statesmen So deafadin, Il, tl,,,5
Al character and So iainrus Ia the unbI IuIq,.,.3
The True character Of these ,nl,,irl Con,,o,i,s ,,
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o. The Hon. WaJdy Thompson h1s in n'rmfs-
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Medicines. Surgeons Instruments Dry Paints. Oils.
Spices, Guns, Pistols and Sporlng Powder Dye suils,
Vines, Gun Cefdals, Brushes, Narnl,hes. Perlumerv,
Soaps, Chewing Tobacco, SesaIs aud Suufs
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4 NARiH PEAS, CABBAGE. AND A GENERAL
n ASSORTMENT OF GARDEN SEEDS. roR SALE
81 HOW Ell, DAVIES
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