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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-19
STEAM ENGINE AND SAW MILL For
SALE

gaL subscribers having now their lower Saw Mill
- AZ" ftNNtSs MACHINE IA successful operation
ID '' Ne,t hpref Mil with It's Steam Engine and Iath
'ui- Establishment and the Frame Blu tldirrs contain
ln- N'i inf sale on reaSoughe and accommodating
tcfWs Ihe steam Er1Inc an excellent one and ali
Tue worms ln the saving and 3.ath Cutting esta izl
Wchls are 10 good order aud condition. aud purchaser
can remove tue whole and put them into operation
IN another place. less than sixty DAYS Letters ns
paid. directed to the Snhscri. ers PITTSBURGH win lie
promptly attended TO-
June 8, isfs. NEVILLE Il. CRAIG & SOW.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-19
A CAR ID.

ESIhe undersigned beg leave TO announce to their
= friends who have been waiting for the arrival of
then ami to the public, that they now IN re-
cet of invoice of i3 packages containing assor
meut of NnIrE GRANITE AND iRoN STONE; FLOWING
Bloc, CASrOH Blue; MuLLBgRHY, aud part OF their
selection Of LIGnr BLUE Ware.
Tin. lot is of very choice quality much superior to
any heretofore brought TO this CITY, and of new shapes
and styles. SW EENEYS AND BELL.
mes Nos and o. Monroe St.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-19

IN CHANCERf-In the Circuit Superior Court OF
i Law aud Chancery tor Ohio county IN The state of
Virginia:
beth w Morrison executrix OF the last will and tesla
ment of Joseph Morrison, deceased CoMrL AINANrs,
AND Austin Peay. William Augustus feay, Henry
Alien Elizaeih French, eSecutrN, and Peter II French,
executor of William French, deceased, Henry Morton,
Francis Iiornbrook, Thomas llornbrook, John NJ
Clarke James \ Clarke, Henry Moore, John w Gill,
executor OF Joseph Gill deceased, William Ross George
Woodfod Ross Joshua reay, Lloyd Howard and Fran
ces his wife, Elizabeth lie Baptlse, and Juherne De Bap'
tiste. DEFENDANTS.
The defendants in the above named cause hereby
notified that Tie depnsitons of Andrew Taylor NcCord
and Others will be taken the otiee OF Crooks Il
smith harrisers IL the city OF Toronto in the Province
of Canada Monday. the 2lst day of Aug. next be
tween the hours of eight O'Clock Nj and seven O'Clock
NJ 10 be read in evidence IN the said cause on behalf
nj said compliments And ii, from any cause the TAX
ms of SAID dispositions shall not be commenced or he
In, commenced, shall not be completed on that day the
,aus thereof will be adjourned from time 10 time un
III The same shatbe completed
The said defendants also hereby notified that the
aanostons of Redick Mckee, Charles ID Knox and 9TH
or viii lie taken said cause on behalf of said
.,,naut, al the oft of Lamb & Russell, atornes
law m the city of Wheeling in the state of Virginia,
IN Monday tie twenty first day OF Aug. next. between
,he hnurs Of eli .hto'cocs \ NJ aud seven o'clock NJ,
and thereafter at tic me place hy appointments rom
' LAMB AND RUSSELL.
July 10, 1913. Sol fof saa Oohipiaihahts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-19

y uANE for sale some bargains in the way of
- Real Estate in the city of Wheeling and Ian. 5 in
the country, and those wishing parchase lei their
suns he large or small would do well 10 make early
tpPIcatloH rs the owners DESTROYS sell, and [
would sell the land small parcels and divide the lots
to sun tne Purchasers small payment VIII he feuu
RCD W hanl ana balance OF time. JOHN GOSHOBN,
Wheeling, Je5 II. Real Estate acerf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-19
TRUST SALE.

conformity with the provisions OF deed of Trust
:. executed To by Lawrence F. DeOrd dated the %
day o. June lS1, and of record in the Clerk otc of
me county court OF O lo county, in deed book ~ rage
lc. VIII oHer for sale, at public auction Monday,
He IA day of August next, (that hcnE day at
the front door o. the house OF Ohio county for
ready money, all that part lot of GROUND with
tie eppurteadnees, situated Cherry Alley in the
city of Wheeling. and bounded follows viz: on tire
nof by Cherry Alley, hich it fronts ne ,vcst
by an alley running from Cherry Alley Union street.
aud GA the Eas! by lot nufHt hundred and ixtee
(iIb) conveyed BY Noah Zane to the OF Wheeling
for Tie use of school house.
Selling trustee viii convey only such title Is IS
vested in me by said deed of trust
Jy7 SIiERRARD CLEMENS Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-19

bank officers. No Court Avenue BOSTON sud No
1O4. william street, NV Nark.
Messrs Bard aud Bro received tire highest prcmnui
awarded Gold Pets al the last Far og the Massa
chuselts Charitable Mechanics Association ct Boston
Also tiie highest premium at the Fraaklu Institute
PhilSdelphls. NB-fhe traie supplied al the lowest
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-19

1000 ba PRYOR. PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-19
Mn>ic W.trcroOas-.
Il 4 L ~ IIuII IL u

WILLIAM HALL 4 SON Formerly Firth, Hall 4 Pond
continue the Music business in all its branchcs: They
manufacture Piano ForteS with vibrating oveTbrdge,
Also Guitars, Flutes, Carpnets, Drums etc:
Publishers and Importers ofSheet Music every varic-
"; Tue largest assortment OF Foreign music that
can he found in the United States WILL AN HALL
y SON, 23y broadway. corner of Pax place.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-19

~ IsSOLUrION OF PARrNERSilIP.--rhep partner
~ ship heretofore existing between I Connolly and
} T. W ade under The iirn OF CoskELLy & WADE, was
dissolved ON The list by mutual consent IL is desi
fahe thai all those having either against or in
II + CONNOLLY.
Aprl2 JOHN WADE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-19

FY7IE partnership heretofore sting between William
! Anderson, Edward Anderson, Alfred Evans, and
Franklin Anderson, under the hrm OF w * ANDERSON
4 Co was dissolved April LIST, by mutual consent.
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
EDWARD ANDERSON,
ALFRED EVANS,
N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-19
of siiycr Tea SETS, spoons
Futssf-

j. 4 COX, ID Maiden Lane, New York, continue 10
Keep large assortment OF iglish and American
"As hAtdfes OF every variety. Gas work from the cele
bfated house of Cornelius & Co-importers aud deal
ers ~ Lamps, GiraudUos, Mautel Clocks, Chandcla
Dras, Lanterns, TABLE Cutlery dnd Plated Wares Also
FORKS Spoons, etc plated ON best German Silver; po-
LsLCL Size. IlLe L nL H-L.Iaul.La 10. Sais eIc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-19
NOVELTY WORKS.

NOVELTY WORKS.
Fi4E Subscribers have ted themselves together
ID under the firm and style Of CHARLES, CosH & BE-
To- the purp Sc of manufacturing, at the Wheel
lug Novelty Works, Fairbanks Patent Platform Scales
etchts, Counter Balances, Coffee Mills, Maeable Cast
ings, aud viii he prepared to fill orders for
cry thing in their line al the lowest prices.
VIM. CHARLES,
& COEN,
iel5 & n BEATTY,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-19

r. ". & y. STUART, - Greenwich, corner OF cham
bef street, New ORR, O.er for sale large ASSORTMENT
of steam Refined Candy, Sugar Pums. etc: OF a supe
ror qua ty, also double fcfued Loaf Crushed and
Ground sugar, IN quantities OF i've packages and up
wards al as low cash prices as any other establish
memt. Sngar Hons. Ml.n ls.s IL lILls aud IIercas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-19

DANIEL u. WiNANT, Sucgessorto u. Penn. Billiard
iahie Maker, No ~ Gold street. between Beekmaa
and Spruce streets, New York. Every thing in the
line furnished at ten per less than any other
Enlistment IN the CITY.
Persons distance can by letter, have all their
ders attended To and hed well fpe sonaliy in
s1ectimg ihei, either IA repairing purchasing new
200
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-19
Scu.r.. Toblrcs and snuff.

JOHN ANDERSON takes This method ot inio-mihg IN
abroad that lc has rcNoved his Sc-sr o
harco and Saud bus iucss from his old store Vail
street to the new aud comHodious store lately erect
Ell by him. at lt6 BaoADW Al, corner Of Pine street,,
where, hy long Jcreice aud increased e. itte>
his intimate knowledge OF the various details. aud by
PERSONAL attention at the store, he hopes for an
increased patronage, and to retain the gh character
long obtained for his cstdbli siment viz MAT
o. ..-s. .-.nLn.A nm. ~. NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-19

DIR. GOURAUD. 81 Walker street. N. Y Is prepared to
treat with AGENTS for the sale of his celebrated lta-
liam Medcated Soap for the positive removal OF Fan
Pnplts, Freckies, ltchiags, Sallowness, sun Burn,
Morphew, etc. Also, Dr. Gourauis Lily White, Pou-
DIRE Subtle, etc. Address above, post paid, with
rood ref rrnres in the of New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-19

THE business OF tho frEl win be conducted by the
i subscribers heretofore under The old style OF "
4 L ANDERSON & Co.
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
ANlENSlN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-19

a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL
Implements ofhe latest and most approved patterns
PIougiis adapted to every description of soil embrac
ing greater variety of patterns than he found in
other establishment in the United States. Mootes
highest premium Ploughs. Corn Shelters Straw Cut
tiers. Fan Mills. Portable Grist Mills. Horse Powers
Threshng MacAines etc. Castings of all kinds made
to order. Also Brass aud Iron Wire Cloth Sleeves,
Screnns etc JOHN MOORE 1893 Front st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-19
". y. steam LOOKING GLASS Factory,
No lOL Eilic.i mcar AAiIIi.lm -.
Arfihc ~ linrb-.

WIN. SEiPIlO, ~ Spring street, New York, sole man
ufacturer IN America of the Angcsea Leg; also sci
pho's Artificial Hand, entirely and uselnl art
Gle for lost hand. Far thCr information on appllca
ton or by letter posi- paid. Refers to Doctor =
Wear. Op Mag Telegraph Office. Columbia, : {. Al
20 Mr. John Swan, jr. Auato.sical Last and Boot
Maker. 81 Charles Hotel New Orleans, " no is auiho
rtZed to Orders and he above
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-19
British Plate Gins. Warehouse.

20 &, SPRUCE STREET. New York: Polished
fiate Glass of superior quality, Tor stores and house
Windows, show casss, etc Also Looking Glass Plates
OF All szs and Of great briliiaucy and hcasty, con-
sianiiy Oh hand and Tor sale by SAAC PbArT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-19
Piano Fore Mandatory and Ware Room,
No. 1877, third Avenue.

II WORCESTER offers for sale a large assortment of
choice Piano Fortes. irGm six 10 seven ocavcs, in E.
legant Mahogany and Rosewood cases. all of which
manufactured unGer his supervi sion and foi
sale on nahe terms.
By devoing his personal attention to the touch and
tone ofliis instruments, which have heretofore heen
considered unrivaicd, he will endeavor to maintain.
their reputation, and respectfully sellers an
examination from professors amateurs and the public
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-19

ktNBEL'S Patent Leather Machine Banding stretched
the only patent machine in the country These are
made from the best Oak Leather, and from the heart
solid part OF the side onl thoroughly stretched ce
me1ied and riveted together, and warranted 10 run
Straight and to give satisfaction Orders addresse &c
the subscriber viii meet prompt attention.
N Earr,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-19
W(e1E.
LsyM AN REED & co.

Successors to Reed, F!urd & Co..
BOSTON,
j PParticuar attention paid TO the sale of Wool,
aud Literal advances made on eonsignments
Inyi6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-19

kS. T04lalds. TISSUES, -iases aad Lawns, a largo
81 auu OF tue Ela esl 81. les 5'rt reed p.
10 CAApLlAE a THOMSON.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-07

shefrir's ford, on the Catasba river. run.
ming cas-, 10 the eleven mile pos, on the
road leading from Staies,ille to Shepherd
cross roads, thence continuing east to the
creek, north Of Col. d. Ramssy's, thence
with said creek 10 Pailerson's mill, thence
to Rocky Mount in Rowan County, thence
10 tho standing stone on the Bufalo road,
thence 10 the Cabarrus line by way Of Old
Beilpsge Church, thence with Rowan and
Csbarrus lines I'LL it strikes the Iredell
line. thence ip Sloan, mill on the Cabnr.
rus line, thence with the Meckienburg line
"a the widow Parks, thence TO the widow
Msx.elI's. on the road leading from Char.
lolls to d. College, thence 10 the new ford
on the Ca,awba river, half mile below Cow
aus ford, thence with the river 10 the be.
ginning.
Also, at the same meeting, G. r. David.
son was nominated a candidate for County
Senator, and X. j. Mcdowell, foy he Com.
mons in our next Legislature.
James Donaldson, Esq, aud J. r. Gil.
le pie, were appointed to NEE, delegate.
from other parts Of the county in States.
vile the Goth Of June, and confer with The
same concerning the further nomination Of
county candidates.
WIN. EMERSON. CAN.
EDs'1 sd r...,, ssey.
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DISCUSSION ~ RALEIGH.

The" last Standard " announces that Mr..
Reid, the Democratic Candidate for Gov.
trnor, will address the People OF Wake, N
this CITY, on Monday next.
We are authorized 10 say that Mr.. Non,
y, the Wing Candidate for Governor, Will
also address his fellow .ci,izcns at the same
lime and place. We hope large number
Of the People Of this County will l,e pre-.
se4'. on that occasion. This bprng M ap
Poin'mcni Of Mr. Reds, We presume he
sillopen the discussion. AT all their pre-
uoas meetings, we believe, having been OF
the appointments Of Mr.. Manly. Mr.. Reid
mas had the advantage OF the second talk.
We are anxious TO hear the two candidate.
knowing that the Wings have nothing 10
fear from The result Raleigh Register.
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Great National Work.

A History of the RepoiutIon and L,res OF
the Heroes of the War of Independence.
BY CHARLES J. PETERSON.
an elegant volume with Is hne steel fiales, ana
nearly 210 beautiful Wood Engravings.
"Ttis is splendid book. A valuable addition
to the Historic Literature of our country We are
much mistaken if it does not take rank With the
works of Irving aud Prescott Frankfo,d Herald
:" II surpasses any similar work yet offered 10
the american public, Gazette.
at may 10 properly considered 4 popularised
Military History of the Revolution extremely well
and iudlclously wrtten."-Norta american.
"rhe present work on the Revolution and it's
Heroes, is superior. both in extent and design to
any that has heretofore come under our notice"
-Ia9nrer.
A well connected History OF that eventiul pc.
Rod. Ledger.
decidedly the best popular History Of the War
If the Revolution and its Heroes, that has yet been
riven to the conutry."-Sat. Epsaing Post.
DrAGENTS WANTED 10 Canvass for the
bare elegant Work, in every County and 7opn ia
ne Uaited States, to whom the most induce
nents will be offered. Pfce only 81
Address (pcst paid) WM. A, LEARY,
No. l5S Nor,h Second Street.
PHILADELPHIA. I
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DEATH OF RICHARD II. ToLER.

"Our paper goes forth to day, clad in
ihe sable satb OF mourning for me Who
has, daring the space oil more than two
years, directed Us course iih consumma'e
address, and inspired us columns with an
interest, only Inferior 10 the skull with
which Us general aim has been preserved
RICHARD II. T0LER Is ne more; at.
ter HE spent almost from DO, hood ia The
afduous profession Of an ed,or-thai pro.
iesslon SO important To the pubic - So fuli
OF tfals-so lightiy esteemed by the ma.
Jorlly Of mankind, he expired Yesterday
morning al seven O'Clock, Mt his lodgings
a, The Pow hainn House, IN Tie 49th year
OF hisase. We have scarcely ever known
a deeper gloom To lie east over this com.
munity by any ese6t, than has nov fallen
upon ~ from the death of this amable aud
excellent man. To The Wing party eSpe
clally, bis loss eill be neatly irreparablc.
Where will they fad the same abllIiy, tho
same perseverance,, the same sleadne~s
OF purpose. the same eheetiuluess 10 de.
feat, the same moderation ~ victory ~
Riehmoad Wig.
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CONSISTENCY Is AJEwrL.

II will be remembered, that when the
Hon. VIM. IL. Haywood resigned his sea,
~ The Senate Of the United States, because
10 could hot give his supper, TO he raniI
Of isi0, he was assaulted anil denounced
and besl'ned With all The filh Of Loco
foco venom md inyeciive, as a Traitor 10
BIS party. Il will also be remembered
hat Asa Biges, then IN Congress. abused
NJ h'y~ood, n the House Of Rrprcscn.
isi"e', for betrayal OF his par,y. by re.
iS''ns 10 give his support 10 the ihen pro.
psed Tariff Of lsa6.
Nos mark the course Tia, this same
parry pursued, IN the recent Loco Foco
Convention, ~iih Asa Bisss a, IL. head.
rtes went to Baltimore aud ro,,d for Js,.
Buchanan. US fhtir FIRST choice for Pres.
tdsn,i--a man who wa, the avowed and
open advocate Of The Tariff of lsi2, aud
sho has all his life been decided Prc,ec
|hre Tanf msn! They 10, only vote cor
|him. but they stick 10 kim. unIll they see
More Is no chance of hts unminatiun Tru.
consistency, thou art jewel. lib
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iEssRs. DALLAS. wooDBEaRY AND
BUCHANAN.

The Union, as IN duty bound. feed. these
disappointed aspirauss an a choice selcc.
uon Of sugar pums. They are told, that
though Mr.. Pdk's mantle has failen on
their senior, "fAtr reward may b. expcc.
led, after lhI, pen has lost It's vocation, and
perhaps before The hand that w,elis II has
|tncuidered ia dust I'LL The old man IL
evidently laying out long life for himself
|ant his friends. We daubi whether liie
one day shorter than that Of MrIhu,clAh
would erab'e them 10 do, aud h,m To see,
al these things. - Richmond Wig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-07
By RFQUEsT.
COMMON sCnooL NOTICE.

Nc. Edtior The following are the act
OF the Legislature of North Carolina, pre-
scnbin. The mode Of clecting Committee.
IN the several Districts, and their imme
date duties thereafter, VIZ:
At the session Of lsiG-1, il was enact.
cd as an amendment TO preceding acts, that
The School Committees Of the several SC hooI
districts shall be elected on the last Satur.
day OF June IN each and every year, whose
term OF service shall commence on the first
Monday IN Jaly, and continue for one year
and until others are chosen.
A, the session of si6-7, chap. 81, sec.
-. BE II enacted, Dc, That the School
Committees shall ia one month after their
election, report 10 the Chairman Of the
Board of Superinendan's, the number and
names oi The white children in their DIS
rlcts of five aud uGder twenty one years
Of age.
Section 10, same chapter. Be il enac.
ted, That the School Committees shall an.
nually, on or before the LIST Monday IN DC.
,ober, of each and every year, make h re.
port to the Board OF Supe rin,endents, show.
ing the number and names Of children in
their respective districts, who have receiv.
ed instructions at their schools The preced.
ing year, the length Of time the same was
kept up, the names of the Teachers and
the amount paid, and such other facts in
relation to their schools as they may deem
expedIen,.
The various Committees viii comply
promptly with the above acquisitions SO as
10 en,ble the Chairman TO prepare his re-
port for publication, which is required by
he 2l Monday in October, Of each and
Every year.
JNO. A. YOUNG, Chairman.
Charlotte. May % lsis,
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THIRD DESPATCH.

BALTIMORE May 25-G1 p. NJ.
Shortly after tie assembling Of the De.
m"cra'ic CONVENTION this mornlng, letter
was read from Mr.. Polk declu,oe nom.
nation for the Presidency. lie express.
ca desire to be allowed 10 retire 10 pr.
va'e life when his prcsen, term shah have
expired.
The Convention then proceeded TO bal
lot for CANDIDATE. The baIlotings resul.
ted as follows:
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es Administrators Notice.

A LII persons indebted 70 the estate OF Joseph
IA McGinns, deed. are requested TO come for.
ward and make payment; and those having
claims against the estate, 10 present them, duly
authenticated. within the time prescribed BY law,
or this notice will be plead in bar Of their recovery
c. B. McGINNIS.
J. Ii. McGINNlS. (
May 81, ls4s. 33tf
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MARTINIQUE.

The new Governor Of this Island, under
The new order Of things in France, had, it
is said, arrived there. The slaves had,
like those IN Guadalupe, struck work, be.
ieving that they were to be at once eman.
clpated, and the greatest VI GLANCE was be.
ING used 10 prevent an Instruction. The
new Governor was passenger IN the last
ROYAL Mail steamer which arrived at Ber-
muda from England, on his way to his
government. lie had been, it is said, ap.
pointed by Louis Philippe to the govern.
ment of that Colony, bu, being still in
France when the revolution occurred he
readily adapted his feelings TO the crcum.
stances of The times, made the declara.
lions required BY the Provisional Govern.
ment, hal his former appointment renewed,
and immediately proceeded.
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SECOND DESPATCH.

BALTIn RE, May 25-4! p. ".
Gen. cAss NOMINATED For PREsL
DENT
The Democratic Convention on the 4ib
balloi selected Gen. Cass as their candi.
date tpr the Presidency of The y. States.
The f,h ballot resulted thus:
Necessary to choice 40
For Cass 80
Being majority Of nine votes over two
thifds. The nomination as made u, half.
past |, Z. VI.
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FOURTH DESPATCH.

bNLTINUEE, Wy % = VI.
II Is now I O'clock the Democratic
Convention have not vet selected csndi
date for The Vice Presidency.
In haloting for the Pfesldcni, the New
York delegations did no, vote, by mutual
agreement.
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FIFTH DESPATCH.

hALrIxoRr. May %, 10 p. ".
Geo. WA. O. Butler, or Kentucky, u
UNANIMOUSLY non mated Wee President, on
seeond ballot. Adjourned I'll! TO murroS
then adj utned fnaIIy.
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From The Baltimore American. May 81.
Late from Jamaica and the
French Nest Indies.

ARRIVAL OF SANTA ANNA AT JAMAICA
The hne packet brig GIamorgsn, Capt.
focks, arrived al this port yesterday {, ON
Jamaica. By this arrival we are in pos
session OF Jamaica papers 10 The / 9th inst.
inclusive. The q has made very quick
voyage, having been absen, from this port
only abou, forty days.
ARRIVAL OF GEN. SANTA ANNA.
This distinguished Mexican General
arrived at Kingston on The 5lh Instant, in
The Spanish brig Martinez. The General
had taken up his residence a, splendid
mansion near the race course a, Kingston.
The despatch says: at is said that the
General will spend a few months in this
city, and proceed afterwards to Yenezue.
Ia"