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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

mo ~ ,en and Plantation Furniture and Utensils al
every Descriptions all the crops of Corn supposed 10 be
br,.eep five aud SIX hundred barrels the Gas Fodder.
and other crops aud lis Ofh, aud the cropot ubacco
mad. The present year the Soldiers Joy plantation.
logethet with IRON to 1000 lbs Pork. and Riding
Cartiane Harness Sc, which sale will he made n
credit Of sr aonts the purchaser giving bond with ap.
proved security The sale III be continued on the day
following.
Aud mon The Alb day of the month, at the same
place there III be offered Tor sale Ia The highest bidder,
all The SLAVES Of the said ,estaor. about IN
number most Of Them likely. and among the
Der are two god Bidcksniis and good Caipenter.-
When the slaves have families, they III be sold in fans
lies 81 at least as mol separate mothers from their
children where The latter OF tender years; aud they
will be sold for or for approved ncgotdbfe notes
satisfactorily endorsed payable at four months, inclu-
ing the legal interest.
And upon the same day, the Soldiers JOY Planla.
lion will be rented TO the highest bidder for one or
mDre years, as may be agreed dh at that lime. i he
person renting TO give bond with approved security for
the rent payable at the end Of the year The quantity
pi about $50 bushels Of wheat have been soWn upon
the laud, which the person renting will have The benefit
Of and all respects the plantation will at the time OF
renting be in fine order fr crop for the year. as the
hands kept upon II until the renting will be employed
in preparing The plantation for crop, aud II may be
that the sale Of the corn will he held up until the day
of renting, give the opportunity supplying the place:
III this, however, the Executor will Judge at the
time Should the weather prevent the sale The days
above named il will he continued from Jay To day ill
completed JOHN j. LONDON. Executor
Daniel lligginbOlham, dee.
Dec Ok tjF
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. BsIO0dcd Mare for Sale.

~ q BfO0NPN s1UrC Tor SAFE.
LSn ON MONDAY The 18Th ol January. 1916,
Amherst court house. On being court day,) shall Of
for sale the highest builder, credit oil SIX months
tn. purchaser giving hond and good security,
"A SORREL HLLY,
three years old. well grown and thorough bred Her
pedptee is pure aud nnduubed, aud shall be procured
and handed Ia whoever may become the purchaser
The SAID FLY sold The property Of James W Dlb-
fell deed. JNO. THOMPSON, Jr,
EN'of Of } W. Dbfell, deed.
Jan. il9J
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Dee. 1

NIRGtNIA, Sc:-N Court Of monthly session, held for
the county Of Campbell the eauf house thereof,
Monday the sthday OF December 1915
Thomas o. Acree and Seth oodroof, Plaintiff,
against
Albert NJ. Gillian, Daniel Mari, commi ssioner in 'Gray
Gillian Charles Scott administrator OF harles Gillian
Sen decd. Pauett Clark late Sheriff OF Campbell
tv and such administrator OF John Gillian, Iced. and
Richard l.. Lyon, Defendants.
In CHtNCERY.
The defendant Albert NJ. Gillian. not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act Of As
sembly and the rules Of this court and it appearing by
factory evidence that he is i0habtant Of this Common
wealth. II is ordered that the said defendant do appear here
the first day the next February of this Court and
the bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy OF this order
be forthwith inserted newspaper printed in the
OF ynchbure for months snece>svely and posted at Tx
front door the courthouse Of this county somecout da
n Cory-Tesie,
GEO WIN. D.1BNEY, c.
Dec. IS wSw
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4 execution OF the last will and testament of John
4 Wharton. decd. the subscriber offers for sale a
valuable tract OF land, of which said deceden died sez
ed, lying IN Bedford county, The waters of Hunting
Creek, and containing
63.5 .RERES.
This land lies Wangh's Ferry, is convenient of
access being about one mile from James RIVER and
twenty above the town Of LynchbuGg. Ii is well
tered and tmhered-of ierlile soil, and contains from
90 10 100 OF bottom land about half OF the
yet clear of which good portion is tobacco
la0d. The cleared land is III good heart Any person
wishing 10 purchase will no doubt view the premises
which will beshownh ny Mr. ilarwood Majnr, residing in
The neig hbohood Terms viii be one two and three
years credit, bonds with good security and deed Of
trust. Possession will be given this fall Application
tuay be made 10 The subscriber in Liberty, or 10 Wi
liam A. Wharton, abuu. miles from The premises
JNO. A. WHARTON.
Ex'or. OF Jno. Wharton. deed
05. The Lexington Gazette will publish the above
advertisement, and send account 10 this office for coec
non.
Sept s WITS
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o. $4,000 WANTED. :
EDGEvyORrrs SEMINARY

EDssE " OR Ii SEMINARY
LIBERTY BEDFORD Co. Va
MI RS. f.. V. LOMAX. having associated MRS
Avn JANE TAlLcE WORTIIlNGrON in the
management OF tins Institution exercises will be con
unned, upon the same terms heretofore.
The undersigned Trustees aud Patrons of this Insu
'o lake pleasure IN assuring The public that an exper
snce Oh Twelve months enables them To recommend Mis-
T.. v i.omax, as lady who has in every respect
frueemed the high reputation which preceded her
ihey are satisfied that The connection annaunced above
Wv, '"u,e 10 ''ose Interested IN Female Education ad
Naases Tor The improvement of the minds and the for
ma Ion Of the manners of pups inferior r., nnna j.; "
glna. WIIIItU ,rEppV VI"
WIN Nj. BGRWELI.,
WIN. DICKINSON, JR
RIO. CAMPBELL,
l.. SflUMAKER,
JOS. WILSON,
WIN. COOK
G. w WiNGFIELD,
JNO. f. SALE.
SAM'L. RITCHEY,
Ok. THO. p. MITCHELL.
Ok. SAMUEL PHILLIPS,
a., ARAlSlEAD OTEY.
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William Muse, adnr of " liam Greenwood dec
Margaret Greenu nd widow OF said " am Greenwood
Shaduck Seh, and joanna his wlfe James Greenwood.
Demareus GT,enwnod, " Ilham Greenwood, Decatur
Greenwood, Samuel Greenwood, and Slnah Greenwood.
the last three ol whom infants under q years of
Defendants
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pOSsv" ~ - LESs
ATTuE OLD STAND Of HOWLEs n AGREE,
ONn DOOR ABOVE MEssHs
MEEMA GWATKGNs,
OFFERS FOR SALE:
~ Is hhds. ST. Croiv. p. Rico and n. o. Sugars,
Cuba, Clarified do
10 boxes Loaf do
. bbls Crushed do
300 bags Rio. Iagura and Java Coffee,
% hhds. and bbs N. .. aud z. Rico Molasses.
80 sa,ks Salt
5000 lbs. gaoj and damaged Sole Leather,
300 kegs Nails, all kinds.
10000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, Rich ond and other Fac
turtles,
10 tons Bar Iron.
3 Mould Boards and TIallow Ware,
| Am Blslered Steel
500 lbs Shear do
IS bbs. Tan Oh.
% boxes and caddes Tea, some very fine
80 tons lump Plaster,
so bags shot,
900 lbs bar Lead
30 kegs Dnpanl's and Ky Rife Powder,
20 -" Blasting do
50 Nova Scotia Grndsones,
20 kegs WhiJe Lead,
800 lbs. Patty.
50 boxes Glass 8 II 10 and loL12,
ceroons hest Caracas Indigo,
500 lbs. Madjer,
500 " Copperas.
20 bales Domestic and Cotton Ozosbures,
50 boxes sPef II and fallow Candles,
LIQUORS
20 bbl, American do
10 E." N. f.. Rum,
10 :. Madeira Wine,
=" Malaga do
20 i" old Rye Whjskey,
25 4" Apple Brandy
loo " common Nhlskey,
10 Cider Vinegar,
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1s CHANcERy,

The defendant, w lliam Greenwood who is out If this
country, aud against whom the pain appears To have
proceeded IN the mode prescribed by law against sbsen
DEFENDANTS still failing To- APPEAR and answer on the
mullon uf the plaintiff, 10y COUNSEL The court doth take
his bill Tor confessed 10 thai defendant aud this cause
came On hs DAY Ia he heard upon the bill ihe answer
o the infant deitndshis The fept alton thereto the sub
r9nas awarded ihtren on The 3ls of May 1874, and
End April. 1919, which appears 10 have been duly
served upIn The defendants " an Muse Maruaret
Greenwood Shadrck Selby and Juanna his wife James
Greenwood and Demarcus Greenwood who failed 10 an
pear aud answer and upon The exhibits and was argued
by counsel for the plaintiff, consideration whereof the
curt taking the bill Of the plaintiff for confessed as 10
the said defendants Muse, Margaret JAS < Demarcus
bfeeh"od. doth adadge. order and decree that the de
iendah,, am Mnse, do render account of his ac.
minslfa1n OF tie estate OF his niesiae, William reen-
wood dec, beinfe Commissioned of this court who is
hereby directed To examine. safe and settle the same
And the Cont dath further order that the said comms.
soner do take On account of the real estate of which
The said William Greenwood died seized and possessed
and the value thereof. and that he report said accounts
to this court with any matter specially stated thought
periiaeni by himself required by The parties To be SO
stated. Cupy-Iesie
JOS WILSON. Crk.
CoAMissIosER's OFFICE, Oct TO- lSi5
The parties 10 the abvc will take notice thai
shall at my office. in Liberty. at the hour Of 10 o
clock, A. NJ. OF Thursday, the l2th day or February
ieao, commence the accounts directed by the foregoing
degree. al which time aud place they III attend with
her accounts. vouchers, witnesses aud copies Of cour,
papers tor examination and settlement
;, JNo. a. WHARTON.
%. * Win
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4 Ia Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery,
"A held or Bedford county, the 3oih day OF Sep,em
her. lSi5
john NJ oey, surviving partner Of Thomas A. IIol-
eomhe and Jahn M Oey, late Commission Merchants
and par'nrrs, trading under the ii, ana finn of llo.
cunbe Oey, Palntiif,
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.UEHCME.v.T T.YsZORS.
w M. & j. 0 "A * f Y,

w M. & ). o A * EY,
M OULD respectfully inform the citizens of Iynch-
w burg, and the public, that they have associated
themselves together and taken The large brick building
Immediately opposite John lIons where they intenp
to carry on the
T.iILDRAs'ss Bysl.vESJ,
in all its branchos. They have hand and will
constantly keep. a beautiful assortment Of CLOTHS.
CASSlMERES, NESTiNGS, and in fact every thing
suitable for Genemen's wear. which they will make
10 order in the most fashionable les handsome fits
and warranted Workmanship They would invite the
attention of Gentlemen 10 superior lot Of
o L o t II S.
Olive Olive Brown, Brown, Blue, Woo>Dyed Black
fine French rwilled Black, English Black, very
fine article, with several pieces ol low priced cloths
l.4SSLHEKES.
Black French CASHMERE.
Fancy do do Bonohn's made. very superior.
PLAN and Fancy Enelish Cassmeres Il goood VARIETY
Also a god lot of American Cassineres with a grea
variety Of Goods suitable for Gentlenens Panlaoons
Vcsiings.
We have very superior lot OF GentIemen's Vestings
such rs
Plain and cut Nelyets,
PLAIN aud figured SalIns,
Plain aud figured Silks
Cashmeres, Nalencias, &r,
OV'EHCO.gTS.
Plain and gold mixed Beasersa first rate article of Goa,
ing.
Gold mixed Fweeds for Genemen's business Coats
With various other Goods suitable for Gentlemens O.
/ cuaIs.
We have also fine assortment of GenlIemen's kid,
chenny, and other Gloves. Cavats Scarls Pocket
lIaadkerchlels, WOODEN Drawers SILK Shirts &C.,
&C. &c.
In fact without descending further To particulars we
have every thing in the Merchant Tailoring line and
,edqe ourselves 20 make up handsome fits aud and 1--WE
satisfaction To all who may he pleased give us call
+ Nevery respectfully msltethe Gentlemen OF Lynch
burg and The surrounding country plve US a cali
NM, JOHN OAkEN.
/ Nov l3 IL
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II SHTU.ETEO.V WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN vino has had several wears expe.
"A rence teacher, and is competent % teach The
Engli branches usually ;aug Schools, and The LIZ
lin Language, wishes 10 get situation teacher lo the
ensuing year.
Testimonials of character, attainment, &C., will be
ply produced. few lines (pos pald) addressed to j.
c. Red House, Charlotte County Va, will be promptly
attended to.
jan 3 wis
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T. S T n a z q o w

-r~.s-~-r-xyS L 5 T II "A q o w,
Es.a.sby"c upon his own land, this Is therefore in
~HH the name of The commonwealth 10
sAA>~fnA- command YOU, having been first duly
swarm iur that purpose bel ~ some ether Justice
." the peace r this couuty. 10 view and appalse the
said esray, and TO certify the value thereof under your
hands. together with particular description OF the kind
marks hand stature colour, aud aye If the said eslray
hch certificate. made You forthwith TO return To
ne Given under my hand this 5ih OF January 1876
CHARLES l.. COBBS. j. p.
Pursuant In the above warrant To US directed we
have his day viewed an estray COW, shuwn To us by
Samuel lrDanle ul this county and do find the same
10 be light bundle cav, of common SIZE without any
ear mark OF brand about six years old and we do APP,
praise The SAID COW In the OF eight dollars Ger
uied under our hands this 9Th jan 1916
WM Mll.LNER
JAMES G. HOWARD
LiflLEBERRY FORQUERAN.
Jan IL wdw
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To HIM .Niter. Ldlebsrg torqWran aud James C.
Iio,eard. IreeholIcrs qf ms county
M lIFkFAS Samuel Mcdaniel. of The said county
w hath lhls day given information me-, Charles
L. Cobbs, justice Of the peace Tor The county aforesaid
Thai he hsln taken an
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Yreeuf0,..s safe.

1--WE undersigned WILL on the I'd day OF February
nest, al Soldiers 10y. the late residence oil pah'e
Hqpinbohsm, decd in the county OF Nelson. ana IN
ciiai.ly the c8na. sell Al public aecion 10 'he
phe.t bidder all The perisbable pfoper, hednglng 10
The said iesatar consisting a large qua6iiiy %! very
.I.aLa l.....l.uld E.1ulnte III .Nntu drscLn.lnm.
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WATCHES 4 JEVVELRY.

OF all description, and Silver Ware of nv own mann
iacture The quality of silver warranted as GOOD as
CON- or better desired All new work. or repairing
zone IN neat and durable STYLE and warranted All those
waning goods or work. in the above line are particn
elsewhere. II sir VTpriIUpT
Dec. IS "
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HSed10rd County, to iCif:.

Jan |
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jan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-15
paIent falsbirlnss.
THE GREAr CANADIAN REMEDY
WINEK's PECToRAL SfkJF
or Hosrhound aud Elecainpa

or HOsrhound aud Elecninpanc,
yTNRIVALED for hs Of coughs. colds. asthma spit
u ting of blood whoopns cough, difficulty OF breathing
pl-urisy ptlon and Nil diseases OF the lungs
Bronchitis diarase that IA 5Sr-pL thousands 10 pre-
ma.uT- grave und-r lr ncIiOus OF consumption car
be cured by The {. OF this medicine
For several years past Tins medicine mas beer In use ID
Canada, here II has become universally known, ana
considered best medicine for all pulmonary dis
that country and the many truly wonderful cures which
have been effected has Induced the proprieors 10 IN
lroduce into the United States confident OF It's being The
most and valuable remedy discovered and sdap
ed all of ns lungs when any OF The functions do
not perform UApiTa healthy action rIefung most
grateful ard soothing inhaepce the functions n the
whole sy.lei diminishing rXci;rmraI when excessive, 81
laying raIi0n and palm and speedily impafIr.
renewed rigor snd elasticity 10 the ~hos frame
BROOKLYN, JEGuafy 3D. 1910
M---rr John Winer Z Co IS Msdrr-lune, N Y.-SIRs
friend of mine hearing complain OF severe cough
and ho1rsen.ss -her with cntress from which MAD
suffered for Dack, caused By severe cod SUD
denly tsksn purchased bottle Of your syrup oi hoaf-
commenced taxing II gould not sprak above my bTssin
mar could J.eep ,UIt.oa sag my bed mott OF hlt
niga: my cough ignJ would be ncessaLi so - 70
De privr me bat sf-r taking three doses he foai
coughing; have continued the Use until have taken
about oae bali o. the bottle. perfectly Tree from any
coug nov and convinced thai II bad not Obtained re-
lief Inflammation o the lungs produced tnereoy "ouo
.cine for cough The etecs are 90 5000
f- and will do ali my power 10 maKe IL KNOWN 70 my
B. McDlyITT. q FfontsL
prenay.a by John Wic-r Co. Is Madrn-lans y YORK,
sole propr-,ors for the o. j. so.i by Druggists gene
rally ihrou ghoQl the COUNTRY.
Sod By WYATT y KETCdAM l2l Fulion-st; X A
sands iSS Bowefy. Spring; J. Codo ngton, 5c5
a. Tho Nru-York Patent Medicine WaI.hou.ss Division
a. ICrotnn HxlIl ALI !mE& w &2,Heow-
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Ncw-Ynrk LegisInture.

Afternoon Session. ALBANY, Tuesday. May L.
The Senate passed the bill to Abolish Distress
for Rent-23 TO 8 and the bill farther to provide
for the protection OF the public works 10 10 u.
The bills making appropriations for the Sing Sing
AMI Clinton STATE Prisons were ordered 10 a third
reading, on motion OF Mr.. HAND.
In the evening large number OF bills were pas
sed among which was the Militia Bill. Mr. DES-
SISroN from the Committee OF Conference, reported
the Dansye slip and Basin bill. Alter adopting
an amendment 10 tie lst section of the Assembly
bill 10 Equalize Taxation. the report OF the com
miuce WIS agreed TO. Al halfpasI one O'Clock the
Senate adjourned
The Assembly again considered the Senate Dis.
,rci bill and after some discussion by general con
sent il went 10 select committee 10 report con-
plcte The Supply bill was then considered and
passed
In the evening the sitting was consumed in read
ing and passing local and private bills
"WEDNESDAY. l3.-Tbe SENATE copcurred IN he
amendment made TO The Dsnsv!e Slip and Basia
bill The question OF agreeing 10 the resolutions oil
the Committee concerning mIssovernment on the
Erie and Champlain Canals. was leld on the table,
Is was the bill 10 let out the Canal repairs by
tract, Bills 10 provide for the reconstruction OF locks
on the Crooked Lake and Chemung Canal, and Tor
other purposes, to EQUALIlE TAXATION, making an
appropriation Tor the Clinton Prison, apportoning
the State into Senate Districts. to amend The New
York Police Act and great number OF private
and local character were passed. Inc usual reso-
luton compimenting the LIEUrEsANr GovERSoR
was passed unanimously. After receiving the re-
ports OF the Committee appointed 10 wait on the
Governor and on the Assembly, the Senate adjourned
SINE de.
In the AssEMBLY-This morning. number OF
bills were passed. among them the Senate District
Apportionment bill and the bill 10 Incorporate the
Schenectady and Catskill Railroad Company. The
House refused 10 reconsider the v6se on the Long
Island Railroad Fire bill. Messrs. BEACH and
SHELTON were elected Committee 10 examine the
Treasurer's Accounts. A resolution was adopted
empowering the Governor 20 take certain measure
in relation 10 the Mexican War And then, alter
usual :ormalities, the House adjourned sane de
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uIMrRs oaN.nIAN YERMIFulE

Daily increasing II popularity and Is acknowledged by
all who have used be the best remedy IN use Tor
Worms After avery have failed Il has been used
with com pee In proof OF W cn we present 10 the
public the following certificate from amcug the many 10
possession Of the proprletors
BROOKLYN, January 18Th, 1916
M.ss,s John WIer L Co. IS Msldeu-lanr " Y.
Sr-l happy have IN my power 10 bear testimony
OF the good Effects attending The OF Canadian Yer.
niiuge.
nv child of years OF age had been IL for some seven
or eigh months AID had finally become ensc.aed thai
paired of is recovery Supposog The cause OF It's
sickness Worrs her various medicines
zerted In such bur they produced 10 beneficial e'
t-cis We had given her up past recovery, Wien we
were recommended by friend who had beard OF your
medicine give tralw- DID without any eIp
non being servlceaole out 10 cur grest 10y s sur
Prise Gfier sh- mad doses, ard sI oy SUE o-
10 revive and IL better hrah naa she les Oen i'f
noaihs ... -.
can row recommend your Cenaaisn 'efunge via ne
greatest confidence and friend 10 lie young portion Oh
he nu nae family who suffer FROM orrns AZ gao % DC
able gre you such decided confidence n ne
your medicine willing you should refer % ne any
w.. ~ IS' GILES aACORD 10 Tilery-st
Ia. Canadian Teruag- Is only - cens per Vla!' aho ~
rIuch pl.ssarirr Lasn s.y II use. =,
P,e5sr-c oriy By J. WfSEE Go. IS Aaiden-!ane, ~
Y sod hy Wys., K-ichan III Fuion-si X A. SANDS
lzs Bowery cor. OF Sprngsi Cos.dinslou, ~ Ic-
,or cor w Bass=;t, 6ii Broadway and III
gsion-si 90 o. -
IL Brooklyn BY Mrs Hays l59 Falton-st }. Brce =
JsIu-ssL 4. T. 0cirk Co, corner OF Ai!snne and Co
Iuba ala Dr. S-an- and hy Druggists generally hroag
oIt tee City and Country. a20 HArhlrn' :, My21lo
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Things in Albuny-No License Meeting, &c
Common School stat. Convcntion-De-
mocratic Legislative Caucus-Barcburu-
ing Dissatisfaction, &c.


The extremely interesting meeting of the friends
OF No License, was held the other evening il
Peari-s,reet Baptist Church il this city. Upon en-.
ierine the building found il crowded 70 overflow
Ing wiki respectable, intelligent, sadience who
were drawn together BY she rumors that several
distinguished members Q! tie Legislature would
address the assembIage. Their expectations were
no. disappointed Bon. WIZ. c. B!oss common
ced the exercises o. eoquen, appeal to the moral
sense OF the community. He gave statistics which
showed tire ravages that the foul vice OF drunkenness
had made in this city and vicinity aad which prov
cd, tina; if the system G. No License was strictly
carried out. jail our penlseuuary and our aims
house would lack inmates he folio we'd by
Hon Joshua A Spencer. OF the Senate. who wiki his
usual candor and ability, round unvarnlshed tale
delivered which had ts legitimate etfsct his au-
diiory This meeting proves iha: The friends OF
Temperance are awakening 20 the necessity Of
vigorous exerton and are determined 20 leave no
stone unframed in ;he- efforts 10 give 10 tie city
high moral tone.
This week has been even.ful in meetings. Yes
terday morning The Common School state Convention
assembled IN the State street Baptist Church. The
Delegates were engaged ali day in discussing the
merits OF the different systems OF education now
in vogue and in relating to the Convention the re-
suits OF their experience and observation on the
subject 10 the evening they again met and en-
10: Cd rich ,rea, il the shape OF lucid, clear eX-
position O.. the iaacies OF popular education from
Hon. Horace Mann of Massachusetts Heis brilliant
and smooth speaker. aboundiDg in beautiful meta
phors and comparisons, and his address was listen
ed 10 with marked attention. The Convention will.
continue ts session through part OF the week and
viii be addressed by several distinguished friends OF
education from abroad.
Last evening the Loco Foco members of the LIE,
eisIa,ure held their Caucus. But l. Senators and
. Members answered to their names upon the roll
being called. Il was affair. devoid of inter
esl or excitement, the members being principally
engaged in casting paper builets al each other The
address was read by Senator Porter aud the part
that bad the patience to listen TO- appeared 10 be
dull and stupid enough.
There is considerable dissatisfaction exhibited
here on the part OF some of,he Baruburnng clique,
because his EXcellency the Governor will not dis.
place certain Old Hankers, Masters in Chancery
Commissioners OF Deeds. &c. TO make room for sew
era aspiring Youth OF the Progressive School His
Excellcncy ~ TOO wise politician by far to sue
cumb to the FISHES OF this clique. he knows that
the proscrp,ive policy is not the true one to produce
Cancellation and harmony. Yours Nc l..