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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11
District Chancery Court

Of the State Of Mississippi at Carrolton
Wilkins Il. Cawlhon
rs. August Rules,
Charles Cawihon and l947.
James Cawthon.
1T pom opening the matters Of this
u bill, and 1t appearing that the de
PENDANT Charles Cawthon is not an inha-
bitant of this State, but resides beyond
the limits thereof, so that the ordinary pro-
cess of this Court cannot be served on
him
1t is therefore ordered, That unless said
defendant appear at the next term of said
court, TO be holden at the courtroom in
the town of Carrollton on the third Mon
day in December next, and plead, answer
or demur to the defendants bill, the same
will be taken Tor confessed as to all its al
legations, and decree entered according.
ly. 1t is further ordered, that this order
be published once week for two months
in the Mississippi Democrat.
VIM. P. BOLE, Clerk.
August 4, lS47 34-9t
NELSON & GRAHAM, Soils.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11
Fresh Produce! Fresh Pro.
duce!!
JUST RECEIVED

lRECI from Louisville, per steamer
- Richiand, large and fresh sup
ply Of
Bagging, Rope and Irvine;
Bacon Sides, Mess Pork, bagged Hams,
No. leaf Lard;
Superfne Flour;
Best article of Whiskev;
Negro Linsey and Jeans; Ky. Linseys;
Iron: superior Foundry Castings; Wag-
gon Boxes;
Feathers; Dupont's best Powder, whole
half and quarter kegs; Soap;
Star Candles; Tobacco; Lead, &c. &c.
Wo invite our friends to call and see
US, for we intend as usual TO make it to
their interest to do so.
LEFLORE g. co.
Point Leflore, August l, lS47 34tf
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11
Eagle Hotel, jackson, Mi.

HNHlS well known establishment, front.
ing the State Capitol on the north,
is now in the best order for the accommo.
dation of the travelling public and board
ers. Every effort will be made to render
comfortable all who may call, and the
best to be had in market will be furnished.
The stabling is not be surpassed in this or
any other State.
L. G. SLAUGHTER.
June Is, lS47 27-m3
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11

- HE Subscriber, grateful for past pa
Y tronage, respectfully informs the
citizens of CarroIlton and vicinity that the
third session of his School CONNIE need on
Monday the 18th instant. Terms the
same as previous session.
r. r. HEWARD.
Carrollton, July 81, 1s47. 32-5t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-08-11
July %, ls47

IMPROVED GIN-STANDS. - The
undersigned, having been appointed
Agent by Messrs. Atwood, for the sale of
their Improved Gin Stands" will furnish
them to planters at 50 so per saw, paya-
BILE out of the growing crop. He has assu-
RANGES from Messrs. A. that pery recent
Improvement in their stands make them
equal, il not superior to any in the United
States. Samples may be seen at his store
house in Greenwood.
G. F. HEMINGWAY.
June Is, lS47 eff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04
DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
nv ELECTRIC TELEG RAPH.
Revolution in Mexico.

WARRINGTON. Jan. >, r II
The Southern mail brings advices from Gam
peachv 10 the 9th ult There had been ano'ne'
outbreak in tina, City In an address dated the 7'h
Of December Domingo Barret, yielding Fe iue's"'
acauiescence TO the wishes Of BIS fellow ci'']ei'
rreseut, himself as their chief A glorious revo-
Intion that day commenced. The object o. Tue
outbreak is to sunder entirely all political cohnec
ZION between Yucatan and the Government OF Mex
leo.
A Pronunciamento was also made y TIC AZ,
son Of Tabasco, on the 18th OF November A.
lepes that full representation had been niAae - ~.
snn,ens Government Of the defenceiess state q
he Danartment Of Tsbasco, aludes TO the recent
;,,,.sion n the Americans that Government hsu
dsrsgar5ed their prayers for aid, and Tor these shu
,nr,eroBs other considerations, they declare 'hA'
tho State Of Tabasoo dissvows the present Govern
nor. ~ The Republic. and will regulate her in'er
ri administration upon basis more liberal ana
-. ,seo,s,e 70 the circumstances Of the existing
rer The declarations were approved OF by &C.
camstion.
senor Tracarn IS named as the head Oh Tue "a
bssoo revolution. Many names are attacheo 70 INC
prQuuncismento. .
Private letters from Tampico state that our men
.,,ger rnuch from intermittent fever.
The impression prevailed that Herrera would DC
elected President Of Mexico at the opening oil Oo-
g,e.s. and overtuces Of peace Immediately maze
Farther correspondence has taken place between
Gen. TAYLOR and Santa Anna. Tayiors letter con
cludes with hope that the Mexican Congress VIII
sccep, the offer Of the United States and enter on
negotiations for a termination Of hostihiles ana
permanent peace. Santa Anna's reply is dated al
San Luis Potosi 1t is courteously worded. In COZ
cluson. he hopes the sovereign National Congress
vii, act as shall be most conducive to the interestoi
the Republic. bat believes that neither Congress
nor any Mexican viii ever be able to listen 10
ovcrtures Of peace unless the National Territory DO
first evacuated by the American forces ana 'he
vessels Of war Withdrawn. Until tins IS done the
Mexican Nation is determined TO defend at every
hazard inch by inch of its territory.
ALBANY. Jan. p T. N.
The Hudson River at Albany IS clear OF ICE
though at Van Wie's Poin, at Hudson and Catskin'
il is blockaded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04
Tn..surr,Ion Of Gov. Young.

The Inauguration Of Hon JoHs YovSo IS Gov
srpor of the State OF New.York took place IN the
Executive Chamber at Albany on Friday, the lst
inst The Chamber was filed by an assembly com
posed IN good part Of the most eminent citizens Of
the etste. The oath Of oHce was administered by
the Secretary Of State. Gov Young made no Ad'
dress on the occasion, deemng il best in the pres
sent state Of bis health to reserve the remarks aP
proprs,c to his entrance upon the duties OF Cniei
Magistrate Of the Empire State until the meeting
Il The L eezisiafure-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

n A large number Of persons, accompanied BY
band Of music Gags, and other psrsPhernAls-hAd a.
,sbled at the house Of Peter Heslin, No 2l3 Goldst
On Friday for the purpose Of raising hickory tree
when after il bad been elevated to an angie Of about
forrynye degrees some Of ne LOCKS o. uckins ssss
v,v md ths massive piece Of timber fell crushing be.
meath N and instantly killing Mr.. Owen Flood an aged
nan well and f.vorabiy Known thousands Of our cid
rem. A thrifty and industrious contractor for grading
paving and repairing streets His funeral took plses yes'
tsrdsy sftsrrO0r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04
The XYhIx Almanac for 1917.

~ The hhh Edition IL now ready, and eon'si1s =
usual Calendar Calculations for the different ssls' =
Union aad he following important documents
sTsna Bill Of ls4s. eompiele.
The 5ab-Tressury Law.
The Oregon Treaty.
graphic Hislory Of the Msxissn War, hon i''
msncemenlu up 20 he LIST " September Also, -
Editorial Matter, Anscdots-. Election ksiSfa'
cal Tables and Facts, Nc. sc. ,
Price, as usual, ~ cents for single copies " per ''
and o. per 100 copies -. m
Posma.,srs RENTING US sl will receive u eopss
postage under the present Po.toh'es Law esn'''
q cents per copy. s-.,,.r, =
The WING Almanac 10 for sale by mos booA' "a,
the United States Persons desiring 10 p'o"''
end heir order, through country nefchanH
GREELEY 4 McELRArH' raenss
Eew-York, January !, 1871
TIE Tanv.x At PmLADrLrHrA--Ns,eA, -.s.,.
other. in PhilsAelphis wh' wi'h TO have 'ns ,.,,
served regularly ., their residences or eoun1As
win ulesss leave their names q, Zeioefs ss''
corusr Of Third and Chestnut st. h~'H |" W.
dslvsssd 4 W sssn pr wss@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04

SANps's S,Rs,PAsILLA-Perscnsv who have vsirly I,ei
many espedents to eradicate disease are too att ay
Oh It, OF no RseI can't be cured ana to give up a.
hope This is worse Ihsn folly ia wiful rihing via
one of the greatest Of Gods iempersl blessings We a.
wise he unfortunate victim Of scroioa not TO give nr tore
until he has tried Ssndss Ssrsaparle IL uncuesuonAoy
has cured thousands suffering from that and various eru
tive other diseases Let him give u trial That's
AL which required and certainly the documentary les
mony In ils asV' sses 10 be Judged by this test NJ
propric0rs anxious
and they consc'enuovsy believe that Ibis prersrsor co.
tributes he desired end The public appear be Nas
same opinion for the sale Of the article sargey iserears
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. r. D.
York Sold sso BY Druggists generally thrcOs hosi re
United ststes Price 81 per bottle. Sin h5tles for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04
The Secretary Of War in Trouble.

Correspondence of the Philadelphia North hmerebn'
It's stated, witlfnuoh confidence that Mr. Mar
CIV IL in no pleasant predcameni facts having come 10
lisht which convict him of violation OF the suo'Ireas
ury law II appears that he recently called upon MI
Walker for a million and half OF dollars which ne
designed 10 use in New Orleans. The Secretary IN
formed him that he not prepared to supply suen s
amount at that point but could at New lork where the
bulk of his resources deposit There being no
alternative Mr.. Marcy accepted the proposihon ana
undertook the arrangement Of getting the iund 10 ne"
Orleans himself Upon application ct the banks ne a.
certsined il would cost between $1,000 snd s4VlV 10
transfer the specie and 10 fulfil the law Instead now
ever Of executing hs trusts as in duty bound ne ne
gotisted the spsfcr by drafts on Orleans redeem
eblc In the currency OF the banks there. "
This il a palpabe nirscton of the act and one winch
IL proved TO be in accordance with the representations
made to me ought TO dsqualfy Mr. Marcy from holding
scat in the Cabinet Il, is strange pass we have come
TO when administrative officers dressed IN little brei
authority will undertake their individual RESPONSE
hty to set q! defiance the very sws which they nave
been instrumental in enacting II this sub treasury
had not been eusrded by the restrictions now imposed
though the vigilance Of the Wings IN the Committee oil
WAYS and Means we should have had Government
Bank controlled by the Executive for the benefit oil h
minions the parallel OF which hiss never yet been al
tempted This case Of Mr. Marcy will undergo an in
vestigaton by the appropriate committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04

BocLE's HSfESIoS fLVIO.-rhis new sr1iso iorAs hair
IL less Troublesome and ehcacous thsn a. ohsr
preparation We have not used II ourselves, bat he pe
has. which enables us 10 speas ~ n bssU
fyng properties with some aithority The perfume .
delicate snd agreeable, without leaving greasy ees
imparts the hair that peculiarly son aud SHAY spgsf
snce which Is ia highest beauty. Compared WIN be
common wash" about which 80 much noise has been
made this article u AZ far superior as hyperou 10
Satyr" Evening Nuor
For sale by A b. 4 u. SANDS. Druggists. loS Fulton 81
corner OF william. Agents Tor This city as0 b, brosi.
way and - Fast Broadway, snd by Druggists general
lhronhQont he lnlled Slslrs. u AeOi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04

II will be seen by our advices from washington
that the House Of Representatives, on Saturday
adopted resolution introduced by Mr.. Wentworth
Of Illinois declaring it inexpedieDt to levy tax ON
Tea and Coffee. The vote ON this resolutlon-11J
TO ASS an indication Of Public Opinion which Mr.
Polk and his advisers will probably be able to com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04

Arkansas ELrorioS,-The Little Rock Gazette
has few returns Of the recent election in Arkansas
to iill the vacancy in Congress occssioned BY the
resignation of Mr.. Yell There are FIVE candidates
in the field and Mr.. Newton, Wing leads so far,
hu, the returns we have are not sufficient to dc.
tsrrpinc the result The Little Rock correspon.
dent Of the New-oriesns Tropic says the leading
Loco Focos At that place believed gDec. nth that
Nevton was elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04

TT SMITH DoOGs, DEsrIsr No, 10 Bondst near
Sosdway requests the attention Of those wanting uif
csl tech his method "a mehodusst In this city
clusvely by HIMSELF christening either single tech
when gold plates; m saves mos, of tho pain usasy
gwen In the operation and enables the wearer 10 sesr
clsan and healthy mouth. q. 2zwln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04

REFINED LARD-AIl housekeepers pastry cooks ana
families who really want most ezqusiteiy hne ana
perfectly pure and besutfal article Of Lard viii DO
well 10 purchase that which Is prepared al the factory
Of Mr. DAWSON corner Of Yves, and Amos st' sam
pies We believe may be and orders taken BY Davis
4 Henrioues No % wslLst. For families IN Sew-fork
it is put up in small boxes Of 10 or - lbs each We
think after testing this article will ever use the
common lard again IN their families.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04

VOLUNTEERS FOR MENICO.--The Washington
linton sas that the regiments Of volunteers lately call
ed for from several on me states are nearly oil com
pleted. ,. ,...,--,.
on the 23d ut and the second will be ready to embark
from the same place on the 6th inst
The regiment from New York Is also ready and VIII
embark some time next week
several companies have been mustered into service
In Massachusetts and doubts entertained Of the
formation Of the regiment called for from among her
people
Virginia will complete her regiment in very lew
DAYS and the Governor that state has already offered
another battalion
The South Carolina regiment IL ready tor marching
The Mississippi regiment Is nearly full.
North Carolina ia making every preparation for the
Armng and equippng Of her sons, and letters from
Louisiana that there s every prospect OF sue
cess in raising the regiment required oil ner'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04

~ The election OF JOHN G. PAIrRrT in the
Fourth District OF Massachusetts, by more than 100
majority. is beyond doubt, provided all the votes
returned are legal The Worcester Spy says 1T
is said that the warrant Of the meeting in North
bore defective SO vitiaie the vote of that
town. The vote Of Northboro' was liz for Palfrey
and scattering the LccoF ,cos probably refusing
to vote on account of the alleged informality
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04

FROM BARBADoEs.--By the brig Noble. Capt.
VIM Booth. arrived yesterday in II days from Bar
BADGES we have received files OF Rrdgetown papers 70
the 5ih ut Tho only item OF interest we ind in The pa
pers the of the arrival az Brid-Ciown
on the Sth alt OF his ENcelency Lieut.. Col W liam
Reid the newly appointed Governor Of the Colony in
D ace OF Sir Charles f.. Grey. v O. lropc, I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04

q There seems to be no doubt that the Presi-
dent has already sen, TO Congress Message asking
for the passage Of law creating the Office Of Lieu
tenant General The message was no, read last
week on account Of the death Of Senator Barrow,
bat we shall no doub, hear from il at an early day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04
EmIgrufien TO Oregon.

rom TIE Nc>tol kAtos Dct1-eCIs@
The following an extract q 4 letter lgsi re-
oeivcd from Fort Hall from senncm.n who lsit as.
spring with company II many others FOR the Oregon
Territory iis worthy the attention 81 rerscos intend
ing - en- rate thltneF $500.
foEr HALL, Au. {. Ir46.
D,1r Brotser an happy OF the opportunity Of send
ing ., you some farther information with regard ~ our
tedious TIP % Oregon
Wssrrived A this place Fort ls,D yesterday which
/. s;ri.tei in beaufful plain Snake river snd %
certainly healthy place II there e one II the word
The crios.res that - oe seen upon tie aas are
eno u 10 compensate me for al my trouble The soda
springs are curiosity indeed the water Of these springs
tss,ss GOOD deal Ike soda snd boil. up Ike soda when
the scii mixed lust below thsse sods springs = a
Il makes uoise as ii i was boiling and esn be heard
quarter al mile Of The vster loans Ike suds aud IS
a h:tle shove milk
The Independence rock a slsO interesting s.sht
Il about $50 feet high and covers something ncsr SIX
acres OF ground. There engraved upon this rock
between two and tnres thousand names LETT my name
on H. July lao II 10 tell you that we crossed
lakes OF sserstus you would scarcely believe me- but u
rue we travelled them with our teams, snc used
4 In cur bread and Il Is good Il not hetter than any
Won bay In the States Prom Fort Laramie % this plsce
ihe road . quite rocky mountainous and sandy our
teams. however seem % stand Il toersb.y weL-we
have % rest them a good dosl IN consequence Of the
scarcity Of grass the mountains The worst thing
We have 10 encounter u the dust which Is very diss
rreeabe indeed This Il long and tedious TIP, and re-
ouires great PATIENCE but have not tor moment re
GREETED the undertaking for hiss been great benefit n
nv health and End health better than friends. The
old men who undertook this trip for their health
who undertake his trip should select well made cattle
q. they stand Il much the best and don't De alarmed
you have 10 burn buffalo chips to cook by for Il uisk,s
a rood FIRE DANIEL Took
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04

MAISr.-Two Lecos were chosen to the Maine
Legislature on Monday last-one in the District OF
Gloucester and Dsnvine and the other in the
District of Dixheld Mexico and Rumiord In the
seven remaining Districts there was again no
choice. There is but small chance. we appre-
bend for the regeneration of Maine This year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04

MISSISSIPPI CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION The
election for Member of the present Congress from this
State TO supply the vacancy caused the resignation Of
Col jefferson Davis took place Monday and Tuesday
whg candidate Some Of friends think sAs beaten
his LocoFoeo competitor but VIZ fear net staks Is .
noble Wing and Ne would rejoice in his election. We
hsvs received no rstsrns n o. Trople 3<th-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04

COMMON ParAs-Partl-Nos g. %. 30 q. lOl l07.
81 81 o. Al 40 "a Part Mos 32S l9s 200 202, 2O4,
: 10. T. IL. %. 81. 81 3, -, 90 lOs.
suPENoR CoVkr-The hrst 30 causes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04

Ds- wisIARs BALsAa os Wild cssxaY-rh,. 4.
chemical extract q Wild Cherry and rsr. Ever,,o<,
know. that wilt Cherry Possesses im2cr,Ani r.elcs,.
properties an! Tar Wafer tss always been s..uins,r,.
in Consumption. and usg sseellon. generally ey o.,
old and satsst Physicians
Various remedies 10 gFue have teen offered pssss
into nor- Or he q dsesses q The lungs sn ou,
have been found 40 doabt very gsea bat " al s Asr,
yet been discovered, IL admitted BY physicians s.s a.
who have Witnessed 10 ersci.. hat has prov "A
successful his For Asthma st0rsnsss Of Bread al
similar Affections, Il may Be prouounoed rcsiIiveegs
II has cured Asthma IN r,sny cases Of ten sna wens
years Standing, seT physicians had declared he h.
You'd he reech Of medicine.
This Bsssm Is made from materials which Nature bs,
placed In ali northern attitudes sniote for ts.ss,
caused BY cold climates.
Nature Is but The name for sc effect
Whose csuse "a God
Let Us cot Eeslec, her plsnest dielsNa
None genuine uuless 81 gnei l. BUTTS on the wrsppes
For sale BY A. B. a D. SANDS. Druggists, 100 ru,:css
corner 81 villisn Agent, Tor his city, also rs Rrc.i
way and = rss, Broadway and by Druggists gensn,y
Throughout, the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04

y ROBERT B. GILLIAN lwhis) has been
elected Speaker Of the North Carolina HoSse Of
Commons rice EDWARD srASIY, rsssn,ly chosen
Attorney General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04

RHODE IsIASD.-we learn from the Providence
Transcript that Gov. Dimon declines beng a can
dids,e tor reelection as Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04

THE VAN Mss CAsF-The counsel for Mrs
Conner have published csrd in which they avow
full belief that the Of their client s just and must
eventually triumph Happily, they say. " she Is not
quite friendless and the doors of the highest Judicial
tribunal in the land open TO her, where her claim
will be fairly and impsrsly heard and considered and
the wrongs she has suffered be fully redressed To this
tribunal and this result look with every confidence
Eleven of the Jurors who tried the case have signed
paper certifying that after having sitenvey heard
and considered all the evidence offered on the part OF
the plaintiff and defendant in their opinion there was
nothing in the testimony before them TO mpeach in the
least the oredbity of Miss Serena Conner of Miss Viz
gins Fowler, of Mrs Elizabeth Fowler, witnesses
examined in the TO mplicate them or either
them Ia any charge of fraud conspiracy forgery, or
perjury any other charge any degree injurious to
their regulations truthful upright vrtuous and re-
lgious persons" These witnesses those chiefly re
lied upon TO prove the msrrisge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04

q GrS. WARD Of Sing Sing ii is said, will
receive the appointment OF Brigsdier General to
command the Pennsylvania and New.York Volnn-
teers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04

PssFyNEsY AT RspvcED PKic1s.-C ons,csl 4 r.
2 Cort and bei0ss lie hotels. sane s3ie VII
.s large lot Of rerfameTy aid tsney Sosps A. vr,r
" koiesAs prices. 10 close uer STOCK n Ia, lse ss,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04

ETr The Senate of Ohio. with but one dissenting
vote has adopted resolution for sdoarning sac de
on the 18th INST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04

WIscoSsiS.--At meeting of Loco-Foco dele
gates and lobby members Of the late Constitutional
Convention, Gen. JOHN CRAWFORD OF Milwaukee
was nominated as the Loco Foco candidate for
Governor by As votes, TO IS cast for Gov. Dodge.
Mr., BOWER ofWalworth was settled upon as the
candidate for Lieut. Governor and Mr. d. 5. MILLS
OF Rock as proper subject for Secretary Of State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04
Dnsincss Notirec.
JOSIAH RIcHARps. AasllnD. ,..,.--

L.ScE saLs ~ 30 ELrSsSr ANIMAL. 70. l.-
sASes, RIewsSDs PLsrr. No 80 Broadway. WI -.
Ills evening upward u SO elegssi Annual. FOR lss-
cut reserve. to eose eonsisrm~ns iDc,adns Al ~ II,
choices. and nos, superb volsines Also ARE g.
uenG Of Jsveniles besutl1l inaslrsed wozss Cana. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-04

II john w. JosEs OF Chesterfield has been
elected Speaker Of the Virginia House of Dele
gates. rios w o. Goode resigned on account OF III
health