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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23
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A CIIculi superior Court Of Jaw and Ch,roo-
: a continued BY adjournment and he'd (,r H. auceFy
Of Amherst. at the Courthouse on Friday III Ioun'y
of September. 1915. ~" Gay
Hudson NJ. Garland, Jr and John H. PaDc,i,
merchants and partners trading under the s,ya s'e
of Garland and Pampln, john Whitehead JnanL urn
Carter, Arthur b. Davies Pitt Woodcoof. Cra a IL
Sale, Addison Taaferro Js-ph PeIvohn, WiI Ii,a
Kent Zlrharah ID. Iinsey james NJ Daniel L I Iam
Pierce William DiIlard and Moses Philips OveTsnaas
u he Poor tor the county Of Amherst, Moore and n
can and Edmund q. Moore. Plain,;T ~"
.l.dinst
William W Hudson and Deah his wifi. BaD,...
Hudson, and Benjamin Camden and John Hriub, .l
minislrators Of James IL. Davenport, deed.
Defendants,
The subr@nas which issued herein dated the l9tb,0,
9Th days ul June, 1871 and which appear 10 iaye ha
executed upon the Defendants William W. Huds1 III
Drliah hIs wife, and Bennett luds u, ana ,hb,unI
than two months have elapsed wen ,incr M !.
turn of the sFhrpnaS aforesaid, Since the limo of H.
Plaintiffs BILL ana the said Defendants still failnr r. '
pear and answer, on lion of the Plaintiffs by can
their bill Is aiken for confessed, against sad Defn
dants. And thereupon, this cause came on 10 he bl
upon the bill, the answer q" Benjamin Camden and Lhu
Height, Administrators Of James H. Davenport. decI
with repieatlonf thereto exhibited and vas arrneJ III
counsel. On consideration whereof. the C,urt I'M y
that the deeds { and ID, exhibited with tho Pin
till,' bill, that is the deed from Ijrnret UuIsu N WI
liam w. Hudson. and the deed frn, tho s,, Nm, II
w Huds,n.ro ID ,venp,rt for tho , i,'an
SON are As 10 creditors voluntary and ,''a 'iu1'
as 10 creditors then in existence. and ou' o"y
tracted DENIS unle,s il cuud he sb,yn C,;t III gu
done in this case) that the said deed We're made a, he
time when the granlor in ius vent circumstances ~
with view q future Indebtedness. The Court i aso
IF opinion. that the plaintiffs lie Overseers Of ,h NM
for Amherst county. and the Plaintiffs Moore AMI I'm
can and Edmund c. Moore. have neither shown them
selves entitled 10 ovcrrearh either of the said deeds =,
h,uoh voluntary rs II aniiIv appears that the daL,.
were not contracted al the dates If The said deeds but b,
he Debts If Whitehead ana Garland & Pampln nver
reaches tbe dqel y becans. II existence prior thrreo
The Can't ANN therefore adudre order and decree ba,
M bof Tie aid Plaintiff, III dismissed A. ii thcr ssd
claims without COSTS u It does not appear that any d.
PENDANT has exn.rdpd INV thinr IN conlroverlinr tb;
claims. Tie Court doth further adjudge order and de-
cree ,ba the said deed d As To the SAID Whitehead and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23

a Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chdncery held
tor Bedford County the 12h day Of September, 1913
Samuel Phil s plaintiff, asea-t Ambrose ellis and John
'hl"AIns' adhfs OF John ellis deceased defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Ambrose Gis, no is Of this country
and against whom the plaintiff appears have proceeded
tht NODE prescribed by law agan. absent defendants still
failing 70 appear ana motion Of the plaintiff By
counsel the court doth take his bill for confessed that
dc enda-a"d this cause to be heard upon the bill
answer OF the defendant Hawk the replication thereto
EXHIBITS and examination OF witnesses and argued by
COUNSEL On consideration whereof the count doth adudge,
order and decree that Commissioner this
account OF the interest of the defendant
estate OF John ellis deceased embracing lis whole
~ the estate, real and personal that the Said Commissioner
DO also IA Ike Of the debts due all persons
M by suit 70 subject the said interest the payment Of their
debts and ao Of the amount Of all judgments and decrees
which may already have been paid out Of the said interest,"
and that H. report said 10 this court with any mat
ter specially stated thought pertinent by himself required
by the parties to be so stated
Copy-Tese, JOS. WILSON, CPk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23

TO MOrHERs MD MARRlED LADIES.


This Extract OF SarsaParlla expressly prepared
in reference to female complaints No female Who has ea
son 70 suppose me is approaching that critical period
turn y li, should elect take it, it certain pre-
venve or any of the and horrible diseases ID
females i4cted this time Of life This period
mag De delayed several years BY using this medicine Nor
less valuable for those approaching womanhood as il j.
calculated to assist by quicenin the blood vg
Grating the system Indeed this medicine is invaluable in
all the diseases to which women are subject.
Itbrace the whole SYSTEM permanently the natu;
raj enereby removing the impurities OF the bo1y-not
stnuldn4 the system to produce subsequent reaxa-
ton which Il the most medicines taken female
weakness and disease.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23
MARDEN'~
PATENT PLATFORM SCALES. BALANCES
COUNTER scales, IND EVERY OTHER
EALEld Oay.eE@Eling Apparaflss.


ar the great variety Of Marden's Improved Instru
W mems for " eighng, have been found of $,
great convenience and utility the Platform Scale which
astonishing degree Of accuracy is bringing into gem
eal use.
The Platform Scale invented BY the undersigned, has
great Improvements upon those heretofore ID USE lis
peTi0rlty consists:
lst. II he simplicity and strength Of its construction.
by Nhch Liability to lnjure by entirely obviated
I'd. In the greater with which li.ht heavy
or medium drafts can be weighed by it,
3d. In lis Gust, which considerably lower than that Of
any other Scale.
/ These re all important considerations in the purchase
oa Scale. and their very extensive sale III THU cuntry
q refer Y every firm mat his used them) IL proof ii
their superiority.
The subscriber also keeps constantly IN hand larre
assortment Of Scales, Weights and Measures for b,Ih
town and country standards Brass and Copper Scales for
Apothecaries and CuntecIonere Scales with and with
out stands suitable for Grocers; spring Balances Trip
Scales and Roman Stee YARDS Iron and Brass Balances
and suitable apparatus FIR every Size and Kind
Every thing manufactured BY the subscriber is war
ranted, ana, If not found equal to what il recomrnen
ded. ihe money VIII Ne returned.
NeIIhs graduated ID the standard Of all countries
proved, aud w2Iren'ed perfectly correct.
AIlkinds Of repairing done with correctness and prompt
ness. JESSE MARDEN.
Corner South Charles and Balderston streets.
Baltimore.
june l--6a
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on who have pale comp ezion, dull eyes, blotches the
lace rou2 skim and are -ou, OF sprs use bottle
oil )r IoWnends Sarsapara. it viii cleanse your blood,
remove the reces and boche and give you annimation
sparkling eyes, fine spirits and beautiful complcxion-a Of
| v hch OF immense value to unmarried ladies.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23

TT7HE attention o the Ladies IS requested 20 stock Of
Fall and n intr Dress Goods which VIII be fund large
r,,~v ,y,v PETERS s. STIGLER.
Nov 6-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23

Pursuant 70 thu foregoing decree 4halI. Thursday
tue seventh day " December next upon premises,
proceed To sel 10 The highest bidder upn credit Of six,
tweIyeand eighteen months for equal portions Of The Pur
chase money, all 50 much Of the defendant. William
II. Hudson 5 reyereonary inereat in the Tract of
Land conveyed by the deed d To jam IL. Daven-
wort, shall be sufficient to pay the Plaintiffs their
debts heretofore deceed then and their costs taking
from The purchasers bonds with sufficient security ur the
payment Of the purchase money.
JAMES L. IAAlKIN, Sniff s Com.
BY VIM. Petyjohn, Dep'y. Sheriff
November Elm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23
JOHN q. .NcCL.A.N.4H.AN,.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
I\NCIRl PC w

4 AN now receiving my Spring and Summer took Of
Goods, lately purchased, at low prices, consisting in
part Of the following articles, viz
200 bags Rio and Laguyra Coffee,
. do Od Java do, very superior,
80 hhds \ o.. p. r. and ST. Crox Sugar,
ID boxes Loaf Sugar,
20 HID; and bbs ,loassss, (some very superior,)
2l0 kegs Nails,
80 sides Sole Leather
10 bb)s Tanners Oil. (oest quality,)
casks Lamp and Whale Oil.
% r-ams FooIscap and Letter Paper
100 do Wrapping Paper
10 tons Country and 'Frsdegar Iron,
90 boxes Sperm and iallow Candles,
50 keys Blasting and Rife Powder
20 boxes Tea,
chest do, very superior article.
5000 Cotton Yarns,
40 boxes Raisns.
2 tierces Rice fresh
shad, NIackerel, Herrinrs and Roe Herrngs,
LIE OEeS,
60 bbls Rectifed and Mountain Whiskey,
% do Old Rye Whiskey,
10 do Apple Brandy,
II do Imitation French Brandy,
French and Pale Champagne Brandy, rvery supe-
ror,)
Madeira and Sherry Wine, (best quaIity,)
Porter Rum, Gin, Malaga. Sicily, Madeira and Port
Wine. with many other articles.
G N W is IO.N B USI.NESS.
My prompt pers NAL attention given ID conslgnmpnts of
FLOUR. WHEAT, ToRAcco, BAcoN,a all kinds caun
try produce. Also, receiving and forwarding Goods
and Produce. No charge for drayage.
May lis JOHN &. McCLANAHAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23
FE,,,sey,ogfy and AiscEse., Essrssifure,

STOCK of every description, crop OF Tobacco Corn Fod
der Oats &c Plantation Tools, Gear, SC Also, Wagon
and Cart On the day. the day following will be
sold On the James River aH1 hanlwh Canal, (a the mouth
of Iliy's Creek Plank Shantcs Tools and some
ROCKS prepared TOR building Terms maelsnown at sale.
SAMUEL NOWIIN, Admir-.
Oe- 5n 1slS-t23N of Douglass II. Puc5tt, deed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23
Fashions, Fashions.
For the Spring and Summer of 1918,

A WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of LYNCH
n ourg; ana 'he surrounding country, that my North
ern and French report Of Fashions has lust come to ha
as Issued BY Thomas Oliver Of New York. They arc
very different from any thing heretofore issued and are 10
fine taste.
Thankful for The liberal patronage heretofore extended
% me, my friends and the public may be assured. with
reporters in the United States of getting garments cut
n the most splendid
NORTHERN OR FRENCH STYLES,
as they may fancy All work ntrusted 70 my care shall
be done with despatch. JOHN Oakley.
March 9-wts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23
$40 REWARD.
e.. G.. Zee,

BACON SIDES--7 HHDS PRIME BACON SIDES
ID consignment, receiving per barge Gen sale
low by GEO BAGRY
Oct I6 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23
.FH2'Fcs, Pears. R'e1c!tes. .Epv3coss,
E1Esglsss. E-E.Rrgses. eas.taccS. 81.
DISSOLUTION

DlNSOLJ HON.
EeHE co-partnershp, here. fore existing under tie
IL name of Edwards and Lee, was his dav dissolved
by mutual consent All persons having any unsettled bu-
>neSs with the concern, requested call on J. B
Edwards for settlement.
Sep Its. EDWARDS &LFE.
Rules held in the Clerks Office the Circuit Iperi-
n Court IF Law AKA Chan.ery III. County Of Hall
fay, il I'LL month Ut October, lo43.
Iczekiah ID McClrEo, PlatntiF
against
Thomas McCarso, Ell Montgomery, James Young, &c.
DEFENDANTS.
IN CHINCERT.
The defendants, Thomas McCargo and Eli Montgomery
not having entered their appearance and it appearing by
lSiactury evidence that they inhabitants this Com
monweah It Is ordered that the said defendants
and Montgomery do appear here the first Monday in Jan
ulry and answer the Plaintiffs bills original and amen
ded and that cory of this order be forthwith inserted in the
lynchbure Nginan for months SUCCESSFULLY and pos
CoPv-Teste, WIN. HOLT, CI'k.
Nov 6-w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23
UNITED STATES OFFICER

UNITED STATES OFFICER
Corps and member JERSEY Legislature has kindt
y sent Us the following certificate 1t tells story.
Rat,cay, Jan 25, IS47.
year taken with the Influenza and nv whole
system left in debiated state induced to trv Dr.
Townends Sarsaparlla, and after taking three bottles
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23
THTrEE

WILL Be sold at public the highest bidder
w Thursday. the sd day Of November next the PER
ISIABLE part Of the estate Of Douglass H Puckett decd
at his late residence near Lvnchburg consisting Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23

much relieved, and attribute tentrey to the said
Sarsaparilla have continued taking it. and find that i'm
prove every day believe saved my life, and would not
be without it under consideration.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23
JOS. WILSON, Cpk.


LIBERTY. Nov. 2. l84S.5
The parties in this will take notice that shall
oice, lD tins town at the hour 81 10 o'clock A Nj Of Thurs
day, the 18th day Of December slS
directed by the foregoing decree, at which and place
ey Will attend with their vouchers witnesses and
copies Of court papers, for examination and settlement
JNO 4. WHARTON.
Nov 6, lSiS-w1m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23

rgriiIS Extract pitt UP quart bottles; it siN time
cheaper. p-a4t-r ana warranted superior anysold
tc1re. DISEASE without vomiting, pursin6, slckenns or de-
,iIt-4tID-- he vaticHt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23
THREE CHILDREN
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS

DR. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from Phys
clans in different parts of the Union.
ms Is to certify that we, the undersigned, Physicians
the Cy OF Albany, have in cases prescribed Dr.
Townsen Sarsapa1a beev it to be one of the most
valuable preparations in the market.
HIP PULLING, N. d.
J. WILSON, NJ. ID.
r 3. BRIGGS, NJ H.
Albany, April l, 1916 PIE. ELMENDORE, NJ D.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23

virtue OF the authority, vested in by deed of
- Trust executed by John NJ Price and wife, bearing
dae the 4hday Of July, IS rs, and Clerks
Once Of Boteourt, Roanoke and Montgomery counties,
offer 70 sell, privately, that portion Of the
"BENT MOUNTAIN,
t L OF l. A \ ID.
which remains unsold, consisting Of about
FIVE OR SIX THOUSAND ACRES OF
p.4LU.4BLE LAND
The SAID Tract is situated in the of Montgomery
and embraces within its boundaries much yauab
TOBACCO LAND.
The whole Of it well adapted to the growth Grass an
70 Ihe OF roots potatoes, turnps beets &C. &C.
persons wishing to purchase stock farms IN rearing
noses mules or sheep cannot hi hIy recommend
TT ad now oier Tor sale. know no such range for
och a the ben Mountain The extreme heahiness Of
e Pace Is roverbia and there is more desirable place
Tor summer residence.
no may be DESTROYS of purchasing, will address
1ohn NJ Price, or the undersigned Fincaste Mr. Price
DC ready to accompany persons no wish to view
the lands Mr. Shngs, who lives near the MACE will
take pleasure IN showing the land Terms of sale will be
maze known by Mr. Price, the undersigned and Will
ehdeavo TO make them agreeable persons wishing 10 buy
ALEX. p. ESkRIDGE,
~ WIS Surviving Trustee,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23

VI y + & \ Il.
A Lot of Pure Cider Nnegar. just received and for
"A sale By MCCORKLE & SIMPSON.
Sept. IS-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23
SCROFULA CURED.

SCROFUI.A CURED.
This Certificate concusively proves that this Sarsapara
has perfect control the obstinate diseases Of the
blood Three persons cured in houses unprecedented
THREE CHILDREN
Dr. Townsend-DearS Sir: have the pleasure to finor-
You that three of children have been of the Srro
ula by the Of your excellent medicine They were ict
ed very severely with bad soe only four bottles
took them away for which myself under deep obliga
ton. Yours respectfully
ISAAC ". CRANE, 1O6 Wooster st.
New ork, March /, 1917.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23

NO. 3 .lL2CKEREF
On b5s. good NJ. 3 M4ckerel. FIT sale BY
~ MCDANIEL S. LEE
August IT'S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23

T U9IP PLASTER 10 TONS LUMP PLASTER
ILter sal c bv GEO. BAGBY.
oct I6-is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23

INSEED OH. and white Lead.--A supply Of
pure AIountai Ilnseed Oh, and Leyis's White Lead
or sale by JOHNH S.,AY
Not is nr.,ri-t-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23

rs It removed the OF disease and prepared them 70
the SUNNI r season. II las never been known inure il
the least the most delicate child
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-24
FIRE AT WELDON.

4 slip from the Weldon Herald" office,
dated Saturday, the 18th instant, says -
About - O'Clock last night. the citizens of
Weldon were awakened from their slumbers
bv an alarm of fire. A few moments before
that hour II was discovered that the large Shop
and Warehouse of the Wilmington & Raleigh
Rail Road Company was on fire, and by the
time the citizens were fully aroused the whole
building was in one brilliant fame.
In the shop was the elegant and powerful
Locomotive E. B. Dudley, and in the ware
house few articles of merchandise, but for
tunately the greater part, in fact nearly all,
of the merchandise which had been in the
house was taken out on yesterday by the Will
mington Freight Train.
The Engine Shop, Warehouse, a wood
house, and negro house belonging to the
Wilmington & Raleigh Rail Road Company
were completely destroyed, and the Engine
before alluded to was considerably damaged
perhaps totally destroyed.
No other house was destroyed, though the
office AMI shed Of the Wilmington & Raleigh
! Rail Roai-Company, and several other houses
were on fire repeatedly.
| This is no time to speak of meritorious ser.
vices rendered, every citizen did his duty, bn1
Messrs. E Fl. Allen and Ro o'phus Harmon
deserve extra praise for their extra efforts in
arrestng the progress of the flames.
| The total loss is not less than twelve thou
sand dollars, all, or the greater part of which
! falls entirely on the Wilmington & Raleigh
Rail Road Company.
The FIRE is supposed to be the work of ar
incendiary.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-24
0IIR DEFEAT

Our party has been defeated our country
may yet he safe. We may still find that Gen
iayior will prove true 10 the hopes and wish
es OF thousands who have given him their sup
port at the South, and guide his Administration
6y the republican principles of Jefferson and
Madison. lie may yet disappoipt the homes
and the wishes OF thousands and tens of thou
sands who have rallied under his hammer at
the North. and resist all legislation which shall
strike at the basis of our glorious Cons,itu.
ton, and force us IN the stern alternative of
making selection between the rights of the
South an! the Union Of the States. We do
not expect-we hnpe that such may be The
case A sea of troubled waters is before him
He has taken his position al a helm which no
common band can direct through the storms
that impend by the rugged shores and the
foam wrealhed breakers. VIII he succeed J
Heaven knows that while we have earnestly
wished him defeat in his election, we far more
earnestly wish him success in the new duties
devolving upon him We are not partisan
nough to desire that Zachary Taylor, Presi-
dent of the United States, should he deprived
of single leaf in The chaplet of laurels, glo-
riousIv won by Zachary Taylor, the hero oi
Buena Vista May the next four years prove
him to be as great in the Cabinet as in the
field, as true Republican as he has been q
soldier, as successful in directing the counse!'
as he has been in fighting the battles Of thu
nation that has loved an honored him so high
ly. We never have been, so long as reason
is left us, we never shall be, of the complex
ion of those who would wish harm TO thei
country because that country is governed BY
a political oPponent-who would have di>as
ter befal the nation simply TO secure change
of rulers. No! while we shall continue fear
essiy TO vindcate the principles we have al
ways profeSsed, while we shall oppose lin on
humble manner! The administration wheneve
> it conflicts with those principles, we shall un
; hesiialIngly give it our support whenever
adopts those principles, and whether in c'ou
or in sunshine. under a Wing or Democrat
President, the same prayer shall ever be NJ
permost in our hearts, Con SAVE THE Re
PUBLIC r'-Sarannah Georgian.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-24

THE Postage Treaty 1rih Grrat Brito;,
does not, we are sorry TO learn, at presen, nd.
vices, include any thing more than neutraE.
Zed rate of postage between England and III,
United States. American mails to France and
Germany. are not affected in any existing ar.
rangement, nor the transit of mails 10 and from
Canada The Government has not agreed IA
transport the British mails. in bu K, from and
to Canada, from our ports, and will not do i
unless the British Government should recrprc
cate the privilege by Transporting our mails
for the Continent at a like rate. As III M
stand, our letters are charged with hpavy
postage, in their transit from Crest Bria nh
France or Germany. The British Govprnmeu
have not proposed 10 treat on the su ec bD
agreed that The sea Tate of letters s6ouA he
the same 10th in America and British packe,.
and that the rate of postage shall lie fen
pence-iwentv cents. Tie inland postage 4
both countries will conform with Their r.,
spective postage rates. A letter for Wash
ington. whether ty British or America
steamer. will pay lwenty-nine cents, to sit
from London 10 Liverpool. penny; from
Liverpool 10 N. York, Ten pence; port chag
IN New York, two cents postage To Vast
ington, five cents-total. twenty nine cents
the postage would be in both cases prepail :
This is reduction OF only four cents. Fo
mcriy, the United States sent the British mail
in bulk, from Boston to ST. Johns, 300 mile
at five cents letter Our government will
gree to do that again with rec proSity, and nj
| without.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-24
TAYLOR'S CABINET,

The Federal journals have already common
ced the appointment of Gen. Taylor's Cabinet.
as will be seen by this days Journal. The
Chronicle OF our own town, thinks he is enti-
tied to have voice in the matter, and we
have no doubt he is right in putting up his
claims to the selection, for the Chronicle was
the first paper in North Carolina, if not in the
whole Union,, that took up Gen. Taylor for
the Presidency. These things, no doubt,
deeply considered by the Chronicle E li,or. has
induced him to make a selection as 10 who
shall be Gen. TayIol's advisers. Here art
those the Chronicle selects:
John ]. Crttenden, of Ky. Secretary n
State.
Andrew Stewart, of Pa. Secretary of tn,
Treasury.
John NJ. Clayton. Of Del, Secretary of War
Thomas Butler King, OF Ca, Secretary O
the Navy.
George E. Badger. OF N. c.. Attorney Gen
eral.
Truman Smith, OF Conn, Post Master Gen
eral.
Every one OF them are Federalisls OF th,
deepest dye. They are even " ultra Wings.
What change has come over the Chronicle
He has all the summer been preaching TO tn
people that Taylor was Wing, but not al
ultra Wing" Still the old General must haV,
an ultra Wing" Cabinet.