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system Of Internal improvements The
defence Of the constitutional Use Of ,h c
veto is very cool, and would be exec,
ientiy in place If any body had contrn
verted the constitutional use OF that pow
cr. As lot The abuse Of the veto -th at
is another thing. The Presidents own
administration might teach HIM VIII at
&M is, and how the people regard it.'
Fen, The Baltimore Clipper
"Tcw per ors, We e,prehend, will have
The patience To give this pouderons hocn
men, an attentive prrusal. 1t never con!d
have been contemplated, by tina, clause Of
the constitution which requires tina, The ey
ecuive shall, from time to time, commu
niCate 10 Congress the condition of the couu
'rr, aud recommended the Adoption at s,ch
measures as he might deem e>pedient for
the pub lc service, that he shond covert
his annual nes-a.e into political dst,ui
si;ion; AID yet Il large portion OF The pres
eni message is devoted to arguments 10 sus
tain parlIGn views. The whole n,en,s
otthe messages which have a.lerilina,e
rraiin3 on the aiLiis of the nation, miylt
be- easily compressed within one fourth OF
The compass occupied by this Message
4 4 4 x
The President asserts, iha, a naona!
bank, pro!ertive tariff, Internal improve
mer,ls, and d;sri!uli"u Of the land fund
among the several States, are all alike un
SlIt";l' nal and corrupting, and haze the
direct tendency to create an ariSlocracy OF
wealth iii the GENTRY as dangerous 10 iber
y As 4 titled nobility. He censu:es, in TO
measured terms the conduct o: those states
n!rn AMI panlo's who lave snstainpi any
or ali at these measures. and apparently
considers himself an intallihe iud.e Of the
whole. The lac verdict Of The people indl
Gates. however, that they differ with him
il opinion; and tina, they are resolved tina,
his course Of policy shall be changed"
The New Orleans PIuay,Ie Of the 25,ll
ul'. has the following:
GEN. TAYLOR-We observe an error
Of one O.! our contemporaries is heinz cop
'ed mo our exchange papers: 70 ;'f et"cl
that Gen lay Tor, as soon as he heard Ihat
Pennsylvania had voted for him, thu, secu
ring his election got Oh steamboat, and
wenrto his plantation in Mississippi. t. a.
VOID The important duties of A.ce-scek
crS.
This is mistake. Gen. Taylor left Ba-
ton Rouge for his plantation two days be
fore the election took place, and renamed
there some days after The result was known.
lie was Oh his plantation when he recciv-
ed the intelligence Of the woe Of PpunSyl.
vana aud his election 10 the Presidency
FARTHER PD~rpohED' We learn from
the New lolk Tribune, ofSaturlay Ina, Ia
tEer Mathews long talked of visit to the
United States is again postponed, but tina,
it is the reverend gentleman ''po>i've III
icn,ion" roscome over ''ear!y in the sp.in-,
An effort will be made in this coun>ry to
relieve this distressed phi'anthup,t from
his presan, embarrassment, eau ed by his
devotion to tie cause OF Temperance, in
oyder .hal he may he enabled 10 carry oul
the beueticent designs Of hi> heart
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GEXERAL TAYLOR The Cincinnati
Atlas. OF last Saturday, says:
eve learn from good authority, that
General Taylor does not expect to leave
home for Washington, Till the latest hour
possible. He must be in Washin cton a
short time previous to the llh oi Mar h..
1t is presumed he will leave Baton
Rouge about three weeks previous 20 the
time, and that he will be in Cincinnati
one night. He desires to avoid i5p!ay.
and will give no opportunity, il it can
be avoided, Tor speech making. III al
vice IF any taNcn) III relation to cabinet
making, will BE- received BY letter Such
persons as he may desire to have around
him, he will doubtless inform by mall
REDvu,D1TG OF THE TnMrLG. he
Jews, both here and in Europe, are just
making great efforts to raise subacrip-
tons for he rebuilding the Temple
o! neutrality-suspicious. to that effect
having recently been given them by the
Turkish Government. The subject has
been in agitation IN this city, of late, and
at the Hebrew Festival, the other eve
ming, at til" Coliseum, ii was Womiucnt-
~ discussed. Among the guests there,
not mentioned in our report Of the pro-
ceediugs, was a Greek Rabbi, who comes
here specially commissioned 10 receive
money for the enterprise in question;
and We are told his errand, thus tar, hes
been pretty literally rev arded. The
Rabbi goes. next, South. we are told, and
before gong back to Europe, will visit
the Eastern States IN. Y, Eypresr.
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Foreign News.
Arrival Of The Britannia.
:! Lays Later f::om Easope.

I.,e steamer Br,ta:i;,il arrived in Boston
on "Wednesday. "itera voyage OF IS days
haying encountered violent weather.
0sEAnsrUTrs. Cram dAll and declining.
Tie supply juI!y equal to the demand, AID
there was 10 speciai action of moment.
Al Marx Lane, gu alonday week previ-
"n, 10 lie lSh, Wheat fell Two *'iilli..s per
t'',t,'r On the next day Whea. Sold a.
s., IL. to IS Sd. for white and i. iI. 10 Z,
~. psf ~ lbs. for red Flour, u, the Iaol
u,tes Irior 10 tie Steamers departure, sold
hear Baltimore and Wctrr:l, al as TO 80.
t' Der tbl. On The Eth trade was la..-
@Gld, aud PRICES in favor Of buyer'.
Ike alvces !.osn the Continent are i IL
por:ati, and ALARMING, and seem % threat
a. total subyersion Of tAiqgs
Il. Austria HE sublime and sanguinary
Emperor, Ferdinand, clrarac cried his
,,wress IN Vienna W airoclly AID coil-
looded cruelty, far exceeding fiat of the
popnlacr in moments OF thelr Greatest ex
,irmert. Tie details Of as la.ua;ity arr
100 nunreroNs to be given by themselves.
suffice ito say tha, deteuceless citizens
lave been shot dead in tie streets nader
tie ewes Of THEN yi!ied an pIunhered
4,0uses, Syeh wonln arl children
lave been inci.r,iui,atrly massarr,,l.
7 he stn,''ug OF tie L"ivrri'y, WHO were
N.stil9tlisIfe,. at,QrH Others IN the defence
81 their city, ny alGIurl snpe.hiiinau exer-
lions aae hi;nit'd down ike beasts, and.
when >apnrrd, executed on the spot.
I}ais h'u,aI and vindirli"e policy is ais
inz il}rueot indignation and E.,y Iich
l.riiIer hing nor EMPEROR can cx'irr! nish
and j, is believed. Will make Tie reaction
mncli mopa formidable than illc ia.c out
break.
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BY virtue Of decree of thr Court of
Chanc"ry Of Maryland, tn" undersigned
as Trustee, will Offer at Public Sale, on
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FS9r-a,

Tie Presidential question ahsorbs all 9th
"r>. The 10 don press contjnncs to be-
leve 'hat LOUIS Napoleon stand, the best
riaurc tor al election; but FROM the urm-
irr Of deputies "he !iAI obtained leave o +
absence, n"'"S'>'a>'y 10 ''an'HfS the depart
,nrntS in favor ol CayaisNac, The result ap-
sedIs doubtful
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ireland.

This Il, a'od coHniry sill continues c
suffer depression aud mt,e.y Poverty and
starvation ird heir pace- among the pool
The country is tra' qni and without pol,
cal OF general ue~s OF interest.
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Dear Sir: Ro.h Hou
Ses ofCorgtess adjourned 10 day OVERT
Mondoy out of respect 10 the memory of
Hon Dixon II. Lewis, late L. s. Senate,
from Alabama whp died the pa, fall ii! tie
ely ofNcw York.
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England.

TnsianN,
!i'eIe is nothing oi speciaI importance
j" The way OF poi'i, al intelligence from this
country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-06
THE WING CONVENTION

TN the eve OF the ballle, the Taylor and Clay
factions in the great City of New York seem 10
have INDUCED in very Interesting skirmish.-
The Tayloriies on Thursday night had quite
large rally, and he speakers all declared that &c.
neral Taylor is The only man tina, can run with
any hopes OF success against the Democratic no.
minee, and they therefore urge his nomination
by the Wing Convention, as the only sheet-an-
Choir Of salvation TO their party.
On The next night the Clay men held their
meeting, which the Tribune says ait would bu.
,amely express the truth" 10 say, twas one
OF the very largest ever held in this or any other
American CITY," The Clay men seem 10 appre.
bend that the astu'e and viglant Telegraph poi.
ticians" have got the inside track, and mean 10
play the strong game OF "Heads win-Tsils
You lose"-they therefore enter the following no.
sive and significant carcat.
"ResOlred, That having, in good faith with onr
fellow Wings throughout the Union, presented
the name Of that illusrious statesman and de-.
voted Wing, Henry Clay. for he consideration.
and suhj4ct 10 the decision o! the National Con.
venlion, as The candidate o; The Wing pary for
The Presidency, we have right 10 demand hotMe
Coarention shall not entertain. tie name Of am man
as such candidate who will not, in like good faith.
abide by The decision and sustain the action Of
the Convention. And We feel il 10 be due 10 our
integrity as Wings 10 declare ourselves absolved
| from all obligation 10 sustain nomination not
made in conformity with the spirit Of this resolu.
tion."
We see it stated that The friends OF Clay, des.
pairing of his success, mean TO rally upon Scott
or Mclean 10 defeat Old Fac, if possible. We
shall not attemp! 10 unravel the tangled sken.-
We should not be much surprised 10 see the Coz.
venlon unable 10 reconcile its conflicting ml.
erials, and forced 10 resolve itself into il, oris.
nal elements without action. All the Northern
Wings are thorough Witmo, Provsoites-and
the South will stand but poor chance. if the
question be raised, as we cannot but anticipate.
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PEACE MADE.

The details OF the ratification Of the treaty Of
peace we shall not receive until this morning
In The mean time we extract The following moa
gratifying intelligence from the Charleston Cou-
rier:
From the Mobile Herald and Tribune, Extra May 3d.
We received this morning a despatch from The
Delta office, containing important news from
Mexico by The steamship Edith, which arrived
this morning at New Orleans. Letters from
Mustang" were received up 10 the 2Isl inst. from
The city OF Mexico.
The Treaty was ratified by the Chamber Of
Deputies on the 18th instant, al six and guar.
Ter o'clock, p. Nj. The vote was t!ty-one 10
thirly.tive. In the other branch OF Congress there
i, no doubt that it will be approved by com.
paralively much larger vote.
Orders have been issued for the calling in OF
the oulposls Of The army, and they were expected
to march tor the coast between the LIST and 18Th
of June.
Gen. Persifor F.'Sm ha, been appointed 81.
perint.ndent Tor the embarkation OF the forces at
Vera Cruz, and he was to leave the city OF MeI.
CO for The purpose of entering on this duty on The
24ih inst.
This important news is beyond question, ami
we take great pleasure in laying il before our
readers
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10 tN Edls0IS W sR EHIaH6.
WASHINGTON, June 3, lS43.
Messrs. Editors: Our city is full of delegates
TO the Wing Convention, that will assemble next
Wednesday in Philadelphia. There can benz
doubt, from the Taylor feeling Of the Southern
portion, that strenuous efforts will be made .
supercede Mr.. Clay, and give the nomination .
General Taylor. General Taylor and abb.
Lawrence appear, this evening, TO be in the a.
cendant. IL 'Ihey two" are not antipode, I
will be difficult to find men that do df't
Should hey be the nominees, their frienfs vi
be put 10 some trouble TO find their relative y
sitions on many questions of policy. But as ~
Wings will vote any thing, it makes bu, H'
difference just now what the opinions OF eHs'i
are worth. When they are our Opponents,
will time enough to notice them.
"Head him or die" is not in the best huno''
The Rappahannock member is eternallyra2nf.
his Clay colleagues with his Trades. Mr.. fsl'
deton is an everlasting quiz, and mol a. =
very choice in his language, to all those VIZ
differ with him. Mr.. P is the soul Of Is!lo'
ism in this city, and if the General obtains ~
nomination, it will be more through The un'r's
energy of Mr.. P. than any man in the Conc
ton. We shall see, however, in all good ul'
the nomination. Notwithstanding the views
pressed here by many, am still OF my hrss
preston, that Mr.. Clay will be the nominee
the majority of the Convention. If prlncpf.
to be taken into consideration, Mr.. Gay g
tainy claim. priority; but if availability IS q
to be considered, there is stronger man aaS+
the Wings than either Clay or Taylor; ne'
theless, as this is between them, and the 70.
not a. all important to the Democratic p
they must be left to their own decision
matter whom they select, Cass and BuiIei'
lead them STEW" in the coming contest, ~
the eye can see, or sound be heard.
| Generals Scott, Quitman and Cushr.
here, but preparing to leave for Free
| Maryland, to be in time Tor the Court ~ - i,
on Monday. There are many other q -,
army officers here; and as we have new,
the Treaty has been ratified BY the We
Congress- many more will be here oeia' !.
coming Fall. Generals Pillow and sn,.
expected to be at Frederick, also, on , My
Bfigadier General B. F. Pierce is al va"
Hotel. %
The gratifying news from France,
comes by the new steamer Niagara, 'hIse
later than the United States is, thai
quiet We hope nothing will be Done 81
pair or deter the advance of liberal pfl.T,i A
in Europe. If France is firm, sooner o. 81
the rest of Europe will follow her nov z'
ample, and man will be regenerased az. rs
tbralled from Kings, Lords and Common. "a IS
land, the "homc of our fathers" is stu u y
age: but retributive Justice will come, ~
yet will be free and happy under aef W.
yernment, and one of her choice. rv,v III
| Yours, NIL w.
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Five Dollars Reward

NTRAYEU stolen ef from The Grocery Store Of
y Francis T. Isbell, Shockor Hill, Richmond, on
Thursday night, June LIST, BAY MARE. She is in
good order-had on a small rope hater-about eihgt
wears old between four and five feel high, with black
legs mane and tail-no other natural flesh marks
coilected-all of her feet much irritated with the
scratches il extending entirely around the hoof of her
hind feet-the hair rubbed of about the size of dollar
in rear of her left thigh by the britchns-has knot
about the size OF small marble just under the skin of
her right thigh and string Of hair off Of her belly,
along the lower part extending from her fore legs near
" 10 the bag The above reward Of five dollars will be
paid for her apprehension and delivery or for such in
formation will enable TO get her again, if made TO
Francis t lsbe, Richmond, 10 Elisha Melton, Louisa
Courthouse or TO the subscriber, Thompsons Roads
P. o., Louisa county. RIO. II. lSBELL.
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uURLEY's OFFICE, No. lOi East Main
l Ct,e.,

~ ONLcI OfFlCE, No. luf Edst WAN
IL Sueer.
We will not boast! Allow US TO say,
HURLRY sells prizes every day.
Drawn Nos Leesburg Lottery, Extra, Glass 81:
4S % SO 40 SIS 20 IS so SO 81 Is 81 Is.
Ticket Nos. 20 4s 81, prize OF 500, sold
and paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex, Extra, Class &c:
50 81 SO 4 l6 ! 81 % 3 "a 50 H.
Ticker, Nos 3 81 So, Two more prizes,
Do. l6 % 81, sold and paid by
HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Leesburg Lottery, Glass %:
% is 81 "A SO 81 Al 81 II 81 80 % 70
Whole Tickets Nos. 81 SO 81, sold to CORES
pendent, and will be paid al sight by HURLEY.
To-day, Tuesday, Virginia Lottery Glass No.
p. Capitals: "a 900 dollars. 5000, 5000, PISS
OF 1000, &c. rs Nos. IA drawn Tickets SIS
al HURLEY'S CREEK OFFICE, below The
Old Marker.
The glorious little "Small Fry" again. Ca
pitals 4 600 dollars, 1000, &c. Tickets 81
HURLEY will sell the risk on a package Of
quarters This week for 50 Is. IS Nos, l3
drawn. June
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THE OLD DOMINION.

The Democratic press and people OF Virginia,
as far as we have heard are unanimous and
Jealous for our nominees. From The mountains
10 the sal, water "Cass and Butler" is the viclo-
rious cry. A friend writes US: "Hurah for
Cass and Butler The lower country from which
have jus. returned, will go for them ano eOrsen.
ST."
A letter from gallant Shenandoah says: ave
are pleased with the nomination and will give il
nln,nneISn
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,ency. With due gratitude for the ip,.r,s

consistency. With due gratitude for the interes
which it seems TO take in The affairs Of The Demo.
cratic party, we can assure that paper that onr
conscience is at ease and tina. The whole De-
mocracy of Virginia, and ourselves, are perfectly
satisfied with the ticket that floats al our mast.
head Will the Times feel equally content with
the results Ct the Philadelphia Conventional and
will Southern rights be equally guaranteed, in
the selection of The Wing nominees That soon
will be the question
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-06
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CON
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.

ut UDD FELLOWS HAIL.
TINE r. L. |. BLUES BAND respectfully
i inform The citizens of Richmond that they
will give their frs, Musical Soiree, Al Odd Eel.
lows Hall, on Tuesday Evening, June 9th, con-
sisline OF the following variety, viz: BRASS,
FLUTE AND VOCAL MUSIC.
OF Mr.. VIM. L. Montague aud at the door.
Doors open al II o'clock, Concert TO commence
al ST o'clock.
y For particulars see small bills.
June
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LET FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.

Mn SRrn w. FowLr-Dear Sir am happy 10 sign
my name The following certificate, hoping that 9th
ers may receive benefit from the same invaluable nedi
cine: O1FoaD Co., Me-, NOV. IL. 1880
Thismay certify that. in August Of this present year.
was AIKEN with bleeding At The lungs, and had in all
s1vensen different spells, bleeding average from
half glass half pint nj time applied 10 one of
the most sku physicians In the county, and received
hut psrtal relief during his attendance was all this
time suffering with cough, splitting Of blood
&C tried various remedies, but all without success,
until by the advice of my friends tried DR.. W.tar's
Basan of Wild Cherry and 10 Great relief in three
days'l time nv cough so loosened that raised with
pere.t ease the pain and having been entire
iy removed from my stomach and lungs. am now
taking my second bottle, and nv health is rapidly i'm
proving. ! have since ridden thirty five miles by stage
and attended to the purchasing Of 4 stock Of goods
W ilh very little Inconvenience.
Signed,
ZEBULON CLAIBORNE, Js., Oxford, Me.
a1- Beware of countcrfels and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
md all other preparations Of Wild Cherry Remember,
heyony initiate in name, without possessing the vir
tues Buy none but the genuine and original DR. WIS
TAGS BALSAM OF WILD CfIERRY-signed !.
Butts on the wrapper.
SETH ". FOWLE, Proprietor, Boston, Mass,
For sale wholesale and retail, by
GAYNOR WOOD,
Ne AZ Main Sect, Richmond,
ISas And nv Iruppisfs roIly
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FIRST GUN FROM ALABAM'

FIRST GUN FROM ALAbAM'.
The following NOE will dash Inc WV, :.
of gaining Alabama, drawn from MI -
speech: NAV 90 Ps
"Messrs. Editors oil The Lou,sYlne enc
The nominations BY the baiIimo, e,Sn.li,i
were received BY telegraph WIN en.nu nj
The DEMOCRACY OF North Alabama, .
tssr and trembling by the Wings. ,.;o;.
aTbe Coons are skinned again. hei''
he exceedingly glad"
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VALUABLE FARM, CALLED "HALF
sINK FOR SALE

THE subscriber, in consequence Of bad health, Is
/ disposed Ia sell privately his Farm, called Half
sink containing 43i acres, situated in the county Of
Henrico, eight miles from the city of Richmond. This
farm isjusy regarded as among the most valuable for
lis size, in IIenrco.
The undersigned has also for sale four other Tracts
OF Land. Persons disposed 10 purchase will please
call upon me, at .Hall Sink" or upon Wellington
Coddin, OF Richmond. WILLIAM MiNTON
Inna la4A-clm
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Gen. Cass was TO leave Washington for Ba,.
timore yesterday morning, accompanied BY a
large party of friends as far as New York-ant
among them Col. Benton, Mr.. Allen OF Ohio
Mr.. flanagan, Gen. Houston, Mr.. Bright Of Ia.
diana, Gen. Foote OF Mississippi, &C., &c. The
Democracy OF Baltimore were preparing 10 give
him cordial welcome.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-06

The fine Band OF the Blues will give at the
Odd Fellows Hall tonight Musical Entertain
menl, which, we doubt not, will be full Of inter
est. We wish them full honse, which they 50
fully deserve
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RICHMOND MARKETS. JUNE 5.

TOBACCO-Inspeclions average about lOO
hhds. per day. We quote Jugs 81 20 10 ? 90;
common leai2 so a 3 So middling 3 IS 10 IS;
good and fine 5 soto 80 General sales Of Jugs
/ 20 10 60; eaf2 IS 10 6 90.
FLOUR-Sales al IS IS. Holders generally
asking more.
WHEAT-While l25; red 10 cents. None
coming in.
OATS-3 IS cents per bushel.
CORN-45 cents per bushel. Dull.
CORN MEAL-50 55c. per bushel. Dull.
BACON-Virginia hog round 81 cts; West
ern Sides At a cls.; Shoulders 81 4 CTS. Hams >
a & Gems.
LARO-7ia Cts.
FISH-New Herrings in demand al SIS 25.
Shad Sc SO a T. Family Roe Herrings 50 in
barrels and SO in halt barrels.
CATTLE-BEEF: 81 so 90, gross
VEALs: S4 a 90. MuTToNs: 81 SO 10 10,
net,as in quality. Hoes: 30.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-06

NATURE, FROM HER MYSTERIOUS LABoRA.
TORY, has Furnished no combination for the removal
of human Ills more universally successful than TIL I'M
SONS COMPOUND SYRUP or TAR AND WOOD
SAPTflh. This medicine, prepared especially, and
with great care for diseases of the Lungs, Throat and
Breast has By its salutary effects senced all cavlls NJ
lis virtues and secured the recommendation Of many
Physicians Of this city, and the appreciation of all who
have employed II.
Prepared only, and sold by ANGNEY & DICKSON,
nj the North east corner OF Fifth and Spruce streets,
Philadelphia Sold, also, by ALEXANDER DUVAL,
Richmond. Va. Price so cents, or 81 per bottle.
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rrMr. C. H. DuaYEE will n dellve Il {
,s1ance Address 10 the Lecture hooln " %
PRESBYTERIAN Church this evening" .
pas, 8 o'clock.
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~ N0TICE.-At the ensuing annual commence
mrnt OF Iiampden Sidney College, which takes place
the 18th June next there will he an address deliver
eddy Mr. William NJ. Overton, of Richmond, Va, the
representative of the Philanthropic Society
l.. C. BROWN,
s. + VENABLE,
l.. NJ. SPARROW,
Nav l9-cIOl Committee of r. Society.