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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-04

krMartin Van Buren ha. accented n. nomi.
hatoa Of the Utica Convention. as a candidate
~ Presidency Gen. Dodge, has declined
aonor VI being = candidate for the Vice
f'ssidency.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
TNlIE undersigned are authorized to sell tho
LOT OF GROUND, owned by nenjsmin
Hamilton, situated on the corner Of Main and
Franklin streets, IN Richmond. Indiana.
Persons wishing 10 buy. will do we'll TO call OF
write TO On the subject, and let us know what
they are willing to pay for H. Tho terms will
be liberal. J. h. & q. w. JULIAN
Centrevi!lc, June &, 1s4S. 9l:3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-04
STAPLE AND FANCY
DIR Y 90 D s .

That has ever been offered in the W estern coun-
try Among winch may be found. French, Eng
lish, German and American Cloths; PLAIN and
fancy Cassimeres, Of every shade, quality and
price; SattiHetts, tianncls, Tickiugs, Drilings
and Checks, Tweeds of every style, Cottonaces
and able-twist, Satin, Silk, Embr odered, Mar
81 Hes IND fancy xestInrs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-04

GIVE spoke Of the meeting at Centre
vile on the 21st of the Wings, as being
"s,nall" -ihe Record wrote it down as
being large considering the "short notice
absence Of organization in getting it UP
the time being in the middle Of the
week, "but Notwithstanding all this the
court house was crowded to overfowing."
The Jelfersonian, being at aloss for some
thing to say. quotes what the Record and
Palladium say about the size of the mcc-
ting, and trumphantly exclams, after Civ
ing his duck quill the same kind Of a
flourish that Cass gave his good sword.
before he run il into the stump. "a lie
out" Well, the '.lie'' is out; and If any
one doubts it. look at the account Of the
meeting as given by the editor Of the JET
fcrsonian-it's full Of that kind of stuff: but
it's his vacations; and VIC hope he will 10.
charge either the editors of the Record or
oursclf with interfering with his occnpa-
ion,-that would be cruel,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-04

iSt Of Letters. re
IL office mt Richmond, OF
1913. 1JPcrsons calling
in the following list will pl
re,1iscl.
Allen DR. Thomas 10
Anderson Major j.;
Adams Mrs Jane u Je
Bryant Hannah l.,
Bulia Isaac Ii
Barton Samuel Ii
Burk John - l.
Burgoyne Evan l.
Batson DIR A l.,
Barker Job NJ
Band a u NJ
Bcfes Caleb Nj
Boting Fritz NJ,
Brown Harvey NJ,
Brown J T. NJ,
Bundrum Homer l. nj,
Bell Jacob NJ,
Burt Il + Nj
Bully Mary O,
Beaver Conrad Ph
Culbcrtspn James T..
Coleburn J e w Pc
Clark Phebc ph
Cox SusaEnalI rh
Cobourn Hannah Ann q,
Chambers Francis a Ra
Cox Thomas II,
Cornall John Il:
Crist Jacob ri
Crull Henry Ri
Culbertson Ann + Il,
Cartwright Jesse Ra
Cox W arner Ri
Claw sou Ahner HI
Cox Jeremiah X,
Crawford J IL X,
Clark Nathan Sa
Culbertsou William SIN
Church Eliza Sh
Charles John P 81,
Duey William 2 n,
Daley John SCI
Divinney Mahaia Sc
Dickinson Solomon jr Sc,
DAVIS L w Sci
Demoss iiliam 81,
Davis John , 81;
Davis William 81.
Delcoy George Sa,
Dcgroot John w Sir
Davidson George Su
Doaty Mandy 81,
Editor Of the 'ralisnan -,
Eudsley Hannah Sc,
Ems iler Philip Y,
Frcelaud Jackson w
Frazier Nancy "
Finamore ficrson 9 "
Frawnan Eberiard ii "
Grover Edmond w
Garigus John $. "
Goldman Elizabeth 2 "
eileen Margaret W
corde n Larkin w
Henderson Mrs Eveliue w
Hutford Jeremiah W
Hawkins C. A
Horner Miss Mary "
Has-kesicr George W
Hall Isabella W
Hunt Elizabeth W
Hatcher VIM ~
Hood ID n ~
Heuchan Elizabeth "
Hill 4 J "a.
Harrison John W.
Hole Jonathan w
Huston illism w,
Hcrner John ~
Iiiff Joseph ; u
James Elizabeth ~
Jcanes Lucinda "
] an,isvn kobertJ
JAMES
July LIST, lele.
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AND HxPENDzTUREs OF
MANMS S9NMNN>

csmn~oners of "ayns County
Is,l Of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-04

nISSOLUTION.-The CO. partnership here
u iofere existing between VI. c. Lewis. and
Daniel Ward. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The accounts of the firm will be srt-
tied the old stand, aud i. is hoped all indebted
will call aud s-itle The business will be CON
;nued d; the old stand by Daniel Ward.
NJ. G. LEWIS.
DANIEL ARD.
Richmond, June 50, 1915 213t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-04

Cumberland Rond.-IIon. C.. i. Smith, on the
23th uit. introduced ii bill for the sure ndcr Of
the CumDerla Road in Indiana to the State
The efforts which have been making during the
present session TO obtain an appropriation for the
compile ton Of this road having faied. The bill
introduced by our representative was referred
to the committee Oh Roads and canals. We
hope the bill may become a law.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-04
TOR,CCO AND CIGARS.

VIRGINIA. Missouri and Kentucky Tobac-
co. CASTILLO, Canone, American, Eagle.
La Tolora, Half Spanish AMI Common Cigars,
just received, opposite the National Hotel.
T.. H. CITIZENS.
June !. lSiS 94-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-04
EXPENDITURES

There has been issued sine. the last settlement,
Nav 3lsi. ISL County orders nnnihe ing from
-. L..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-04

RECEIPTS. !
There was remaining in the Treasury at last
settlement. May a!ss. isi4,3 S2.asi 6si
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
III ISCELLANEOU
TINE FIRST sIARRIAGE.


Marriage is ofa date prior to sin itself
the smile that God let fall ON the worlds
Innocence. lingering and playing still up
on its sacred visage. The first marriage
was celebrated before God himself whosill-
ed in his own person, the Office of guest,
witness and priest. There stood the two
god.like forms of innocence, fresh I'M the
Beauty Of their unstained nature. The
hallowed shades of the garden, and the
green carpcted earth, smiled to look ON so
divine pair. The crystal waters flowed
by, pure and transparent rs they were -
The umblemished flowers brcathed incense
on the sacred air, answering to their IN.
right love. An artlcss round Of ioy from
all the vocal natures, was the 6ymn-a
spontaneous nuptial harmony, such as 4
world in tune might yield, ere discord was
invented.
Religion blessed her two children thus:
wN5ohdfoIs history. tn. e fiTsy religious
scene they knew, was their own marriage
before the Lord God They learned to
love him as the interpreter and sealer Of
their love to each other; and if they had
continued in their uprightness, life would
have been form of welded Worship
sacred mystery of spiritual oneness and
communion.
They did not continue Curiosity tri-
umphed over innocence.> They tasted sin,
and knew it in their fall \ Man is chang
ed; woman is changed; mans heart and
woman's are no longer what the first hearts
were. Beauty is blemished. Love is de-
based. Sorrow and tears are the worlds
cup. Sin has swept away all paradisan
matter, and the world is bowed under its
curse Still one thing remains as il was.
God mercffully spared one token Of the in
nocent world, and that the dearest, to be
asymbol forever Of the primeyal life And
this is marriage-thc religious state yoi
marriage. This one flower Of Paradise is
blooming yet in the garden Of sin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
TIVE TAYLoR PLATFORM.


The power given by the constitution 10 The
Executive, 10 intcrposc his veto, Is hfeh con-
servaiive power. which should never Be exercised
except in eases Of clear violation OF Inc eonsfitu
ton or manifest haste and want Of consideration
by Congress-
The personal opinion Of the individual who
may happen 70 occupy the Executive chair. ought
not to control the action ~ Congress upon CUES
tons 81 domestic policy. nor oaghi his objections
% be interposed where questions Unconstitutional
power have been settled hy the various depart.
menls q government and acquiesced in By Inc
people,
Upon the subject OF the tariff. the currency
the improvement Of our great highways. rivers
lakes and harbors. the will ofshe people. as en-
pressed through Representatives IN Congress.
Ought % be respected and carried out By the Exc
cutven
War, at all times, and under all circnmS,an-
ees, Is national calamity, 10 be avoided II CON-
patible with national honor" The principles
Of our government as well as its true policy. are
opposed to the sublngaiion of other nations and
the acknowledgment Of other countries by con.
quest for, in the language Of the great Washing.
ton. why should we quit our own 10 stand u,
ioreign groundf Y. TAYLOR B
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17

- = = =. - - - -. - - -
correspondent, II Is Nsu Yo,k Courier. i
iasips incidents 4 Nexieo' 'psniieas he follow
ins anecdotes: Il !.
You have of5sn. no..dou6l, heard of j.,
scafiNcnfs ef leak One of he singular
presentiments which il 81 konmon hefor.
and II action, and which ,cerfainlv mus,
excite the astonishment of Is al. oecurref
q the battle Of Chufuhusco. Franz
Iaylor's battery uas under fhe hcavicsl
flre IN that fatal but brilli&nt action, and
was terribly cut 10 pieces losing somo !
ieven men andtWentystuok orscs. "a pri
yate had run hack Il tia Timber far 1
cartridge. lie ohtaincd III B,sa paused II,
fore no returned, evinuing adccided lisin.
cllnatlon, nay almost dread of ii. Taylor.
riding BY, and seeing the mans hesita-
tion, instead of reprimanding him. know.
ing he was q brave man, said, sscome INV
man, 1t will never do ito show cowardice
here = At the word rotrardice, the sol
der, stung to the quick, jumped to him.
self, and with the dread presentiment
staring him in the face. rushed "a the
piece, reached the m1zzle, delivered his
cartridge, and was instantly shot through
the heart.
In the attack on the Garita Bclen a
instance Of as desperate courage ana pre,
senee of mind is recorded is probably ey.
er was enacted. Have patience for anoth.
er one. 1t is an anecdote of that gallant
soldier and accomplished gentleman, Per.
cifer 4 Smith. While our troops were
galiantly and steadily advancing from
arch to arch Of the acqueduet ii the attack
upon the Garita Bclen, one of the gallant
rifles, in attempting to cross the. cause
way, was struck by grape shot and fell.
General Smith cried out, lone Of YOU 90
and bring that man under the arches l''-.
NO movement took place--thc air was
black with the fight Of grape shot and few
wished to expose themselves to the iron
hail for one they supposed dead aWill
none OF you 60 and bring that man III ~
No movement followed the appeal. Cool
~ and calmly the General walked out
from under the cover Of the aqucduct.
and, amid that terrible ere, went to the
man, picked him up and Garfield him under
the arches, eyincing in that act the cool
ness which has rendered him SO conspicu-
Gus as = General, and that generosity and
humanity which has literally made him
the darling Of the division. Long life
and promotion to such noble soull
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
STATE IsLEeroRs.

L yoHs , JosEs, Norfolk City.
= GEoReE w BoLLiNG, Petersburg.
> HEsnr !. IRviN0, Cumberland.
! yosErn 4 IRvIss. LynchbnTg.
5. WILLIAM M.RrIS, Franklin.
.6. BEsjaNlS JoHSnos b snnorr Orang.
2. RoBERT +. Scorr. Fananier
8 HENar T.. GxnsEfr. Wexfmorplsnd
3. Jonx al MEnEDrTm. Richmond CIV
~. henERr SarSDERs. williamsburg.
y. AspREw HuSrEa, Jefferson.
y M.ExAspEa H- II. STrAnf. Augusta.
- sAMrEt Med. MOoRE, Rockbridge. Z
~ CosNALLr r TRIao, WashingioS.
= ;. Geonsg w. SrMNGas, Kanawha.
%. GiDeoS D. CAMpKS, Harrison.
~. FaAScfs II, PIgRPoSr, Marion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17

So desperately arr. some a. he opponents q
Gen. Taylor run for material uhereuilh 10 assail
Ne venerable Hero. thai' they arr nov actually
rr<orsing % ~ ISLANDERS d eonritied m6,ineers
aad chicken thievcS CO ahead IouI:ones; he
old General's position i a impreenabIe now Is
i,;uaz uhcn Polk assailed h win SANTA Anna's
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17

RAV,flEI0ly If0TM!E,
sItsRKELEY SPRINGS. "A.


rpHlS Esiahlishmcnt wasopcnea for company
= q, ihH ist day Of July.
u has been greatly enlarged since The last sea
hon b. ihetreclion OF four story front building.
adding dining room 100 bY 30 feet two ladies'
f1siors dining hall fur children, aud ninety-six
chambers % ~ other accommodations, with an
amrle Rossico IN 'front.' rs feet long aud is
Inlefiof 70 few Ii extent, and 10 none IA the
eonFenicnee and comfort d its arrangement. No
pains e csprnse viii be spared 10 place Il, ii
t,nst fespis. On iooiing with the best Hotels u
the county. 4
There usll b. corresponding increase in the
bathing accommodates, and renovation 10
some e1ieft In OIL the public Improvements ID
and abouishe place, and great addition e The
matters u amusement
Coachrs have been engaged By the undersign-
q g RIM hstween his hnlise and the Railroad Al
=. John distance but - miles, Be manag-
ed By tlle well known and accomplished driver
Dandy Jack. and AFR Summers.
PpFlfs viii 81 constantly 10 attendance Al ne
Railroad. Iepot, upon the arrival of The Carr.
JOHN STROTHER.
~ ThneFlahli<hmcnt i nov and viii con.
TIME . y, abundanily supplied with Bedford
Wstsn - j. 8.
July i3s Isis-c,.s W-n. Rrp. Il. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17

THE sjlbscribcf having leased the Mr<lasi
4 iMtfin ShephrrlsloWn. belonging 70 r. -,
having Us MILL aud MAcHINEkY 10 tho
rough repair. hr 4 p<Npalod % execute al busi-
ncss ia he Nillers line with promp,ncss, and il
tie hcs. nsaaner He hopes " ciose attention. %
business and determination . pIcasc bis
6fitnds sG share, = Ne i determined y merit. =
liberal proportion II he public patronage. So e
Grndne rl1>lcf win always b KEEP, on hand,
fsr sale Il The loNesl cexh price
- Ck0R0E w. FOX.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
THE LEARNED FIsnEs.

a
a gentleman who was in bingham late
~ took occasion to visit thellittlc eirl who
it was said had succeeded In tanning the
fiShaz-s i,..s.sxies 1uuud InnI
the stories which have been related In re.
lation to these fishes are byIno means ex-
aggefhted The little girl who has thus
acquired control over the usually shy in
mates Of the water IS about seven years old.
She is small Of herage, and il very in
teresting and intelligent girl. She goes
to the edge Of the pond with d piece Of
bread in her hand, and calls her pets, IN
her childish though musical voice, e pouty,
pouty, pouty" The fish IN the pond, prin-
cipally hornpouts, with some pickeref and
other fish, Immediately flock to the rock
on which she stands, and receive from her
hand the food which she has provided =
They seem noe to be in the least afraid d
the little girl, but suffer her to handle
them without moving. One large pout in
particular seemed considerably pleased al
being patted aud stroked ion the back
With view Of testing the 6tameness Of the
fish, the mother Of the little girl took !
piece Of bread, and went Ito the waters
edge; the FISH came towards the bread
but, discovering probably that it was offer.
ed by stranger, Immediately darted a
way Boston journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
.THE HARP or A THOUSAND
sTRINGs..


God has created the human frame, with
its hundreds of muscles and bones, its
thousands Of blood-vessels and nerves, its
complicated digestive apparatus, its nicely
adapted lungs, its active skins all these
he has formed into systems and organs.
each having q separate duty to perform
for the good Of the whole; each doing its
own peculiar work and yet not working
without the cooperation Of all the rest,
and the whole under the direction Of the
brain and nervous system. All these:
varied and harmonious, constitute the ma
ehinery of our life. And this God has
put into our hands to direct, to supply its
wants, to suit the elements Of nutrition,
and execution Of food and air, bathing
and exercise, precisely to the necessities
and condition Of each organ; and, out of
the whole. to produce the create I, amount
Of health This Is odr Responsibility
This Is the aharp Of a thousand strings, =,
which We are 10 play upon, and 10 bring
forth The music Of energy and cheerful
ness We are to play, each one q Us up
On his own harp. Whether We are deeply
skilled in the use Of the instrument and
is uses, or are totally ignorant Of both,
still We must Be players and tie music,
harsh o. discordant, must Be such as NC
Individually are able and willing to pro-
dutc Oar vital machine has each it,
own director, and admits Of no substitute i;
and according to the skin and faithfuIness
az this direction viii Be the amount Of VI
alifr given us It's vain to s>y We are
not competent TO sustain ihe responsible
tv-Ior re must sustain il Or re must fall.
No ono can assume L for rs; ne ono en-
hear The consequences II our stead
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17

ae1DcCrteH, GrOCeFles.
90 HHDs Porto Rico 8 New Orleans Sa-
OO RI, pafi prime
i0hotes Loaf do;
~ bars lowrpficed Coffee;
rs h6fes old Cheese, prime article;
% khds. n. Os and p n. M6Iakses;
III Syrup do very fine
All qua recelvea fresh and lof sale low BY
WOOD q BANNER.
winckesicr Dtpoi. July -
TIME APPLE CHEESE. - boxes Pine Ap.
PIE GEcese plilne article. ioE sale By
81 WOOD q BANNER.
wincAtaer Depot July II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
FOUNTAIN H0'fEI..

Foasitses.f BkLTzuo0vnn's FSrNTaiS INN,
l1Ellt street, Baltimore. Nd.
10 Weftcfn and Southern Merchants, and
u the NsutNiftuk cummnntty D KcucfaIs@@
The undersigned having obtained the exclusive
coalfol ofi his we'll known Hotel. has Al a great
expcnsa Hsadc very extensive additions and i'm
proyemenlS, whereby he i now enabled % ac-
co.nmedass hts guests with coInf,Fis and cunye-
niences NED 70 Be surpassed BY any House 10 this
City. md Sc hopes o continue to receive the pa
tronage tkSt has heretofore been 20 literally be-
slowed al this Establishment assuring his
slficnds lhst kis bc<i exertions shall always Be
used q reader his House cheerful and comiurta-
IL. r. THURSTON.
pal.imsse. April 1. eie-6sn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
20 d Z r Y.


When Morning wakes The earth fun slccp
With soll and tindiins ray,
We rise, LIES harvest field 70 rap
rs ripening DAY By day.
To reap, sometimes with joyful hearl-- =
Anon with fearful ere
We See thr spoiler halh part
Wereap with smile and sigh.
Fun on he tares obs,rues our way;
Fun of we feel The horn
Our heafiz grow faint Ne weep We prav-
Then hope is newly born <
Hope Thar II last. We an shall come.
1 Though rough the way and long
Back 70 our Fathers house, our home,
And bring our sheaycs with song.
LOVE ME NOT WITH FANCY.
Love me moi with Fancyi
Love me not IN fear!
But love me as If life doubled
In thee when was near.
As il thou knowest bring thee
All-ihat heart can bring;
As II thou trembled's, only,
With doubt that heart 10 wing.
Meet me-only meet -
With fervor true as minel
Observation-Disclosures meet me,
As am ehangeless thine.
While we-like the birds wind-driren
Apart DER oceans breast
4 Grow strong, our flights when crossing,
AT thought Of one dear rest.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17

THE VALUE OF 4 DOLLAR - Reader, If
you would learn the value Of q dollar, 20
and labor two days 10 the burning sun as
= bod-carrier. This is an excellent idea;
and If many Of our young gentlemen had
to earn all their dollars in that way, how
much less dissipation, and folly, and crime,
would we witness every dayl So Of our
fashionable young ladies, if they, like some
OF the poor seamstresses of our large ci-
ties, had TO earn their dollars BY making
shirts at ten cents piece, how much less
foolish fincry would We see about them,
and how much more truthful notions would
they have Of their duties Of life, and their
obligations to the rest Of mankindI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17

SOCIAL KixDSEs .-Howssweet is social
affection When4the world is dark with
out, We have light within. When cares
disturb the breast when sorrow broods
around the heart-what joy gathers in the
circle of loyel Weforget the world, with
all its animosities, while blessed with so
cial kindness. That man cannot be I'M
happy who has hearts that yibrate in sym,
patty with his own-who is cheered BY
the smiles Of affection and the voice Of
tenderness. Let the world be dark and
cold-let the hate and luminosity Of bad
men gather about in the place Of business
but when he enters the ark Of love-
his own cherished circlc--he forgets all
these, aud the cloud passes from his brow
and the sorrow from bis heart. The
warmsympathics Of his wife and children.
|dispel every shadow and he feels thrill
of joy in his bosom that wordsare not ado
quate to express He who is stranger
to the joys Of social kindness, has not be
gun to live.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17

Look TOWARD rnE LIGHr. The sailor
on the midnight sea, if he would behold
the star that alone would guide him across
the tracklcss deep, must look not on the
dark, troubled waves, but 1T the clear
blue Heavens If the sky is overcast,
and the star is yelled BY clouds, lie must
turn to his cQmnass and its naa5le .ss.n,
though it be hidden from his vision. So
we, tossed on manya billow, if We would
see Heavens guiding light, must look not
on the waves Of temptation, that dash and
break around, but above to God Should
darkness and clouds gather in the SKI, let
us turn to the Bible, and it win point to
Him who shines beyond the clouds in UNI
changing glory.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

We observe that this iourishing establishment
q ssauhion, has recently had quite an accession
OF experienced instructors. Il Is now under The
ehaeaa az 81. s----.--,---..
assisted BY J. e. ESoLEnREcHT, Professor Of Mu-
sic and Botany, and compe.ent Female Teachers.
Pro-. +. resided for some time in shePherdsiown,
u this county, where his powers and eapabiIi-
Ties a. an Instructor Of Music were duly appre.
ciaied, and he leit that place 70 engage in the
Lan1on Institute, Md, with The respect and Is
teem Of large circle Of friends
We trus, thai Pref Z. may meet with that cor
diaLand hearty reception 10 which his eminent
abilities 30 justly entitle him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
COMMISSIONERS OF ELEcTIoN.


The following named Commissioners have
been appointed by the Executive 10 superintend
the election Of Electors Cor President and Vice
President Of the United Safes pursuant 70 law,
for the several counties named ~
Rerkeleg- Edmund p. Hunter. James E Stew
art, and John A. b. Nadensbonsch.
Mann r. Page.
Fssaviesl Philip Williams. Richard s, Byrd,
and John Bruce.
Haayekirs--James Parsons, William Vance.
and Robert M. Powell
.Jffapa-Wm. c. wos,hingtoa, Andrew j.
o Bannons and B. Davenport ~
Leedews-Burr w Harrison. Gen. Geo Rust,
and Charles Douglass. 1sFg IS
Mtrrsa-A Andrew Michael samuel Menden-
hall and Lemuei yanusdalL
Psge-Dr. II Thompson. Mann Almond.
and Andrew Kizerl issa
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