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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-11-14
y ARE s. STERREEY.,
Merchant TailOrs.

UL to their friends and the public for the
~ liberal patronage they have received, would
specially announce that they have just received the
finest stock of
CLOTHS, CASSINIERES AND VESTINGS,
brought to this market, and which having been
purchased IN Philadelphia, by the firm, advan-
tageous terms, they prepared TO make into
cry variety OF garment for gcntlcmcn's wear, at the
shortest notice.
They have also received the FALL AND WINTER
FASHIONS for 1919, and feel warranted saying from
their experience in business that all work executed by
them Will be done in the ncates and fashionable
style.
N B-BARE & STERRETT have purchased in the
Northern Market, a handsome variety of
READYsMADE CLOTHING,
of all kinds, which they will sell prices which
fail TO please, and the workmanship will be warranted.
ADSO-SHIRTs, BosoMs, CRAvATs, SUBSCRIBERS,
&c, &c Call and sec at the Brick building above the
Virginia Hotel.
Stanton, Oct. II, 1919.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-11-14

10 "A contemporary says, the following from one
OF the old British poets is exquisite. He thinks it
is the very essence OF fancy. 1t was addressed to
a lady upon whose bosom fake Of snow had G,l-
len and melted:
The envious snow comes down in haste,
To prove thy breast less fair
But grievcs TO sec itself surpassed
And mclts into tear.
"Pshaw !" says Noah's MESSENGER. s.ve car
beat that any time. Look here
Down her white bosom rolled tear,
We know ii hadn't oughtcr
Until at iast-at last, oh dear,
Hcr shirt wet as wster.'
My wife has made my fortune" said gentle
man OF great possessions, by her thrift, prudence
and cheerfulness, when | was just beginning.n
And mine has lost my fortune" answered hi.
companion bitterly, "by useless ex'ravsgance, am
rePining when was doing we'll"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-11-14
JAMES HI. SKINNER,

AETWSNN g AT lNA w .
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
DRACTlSES in the Superior and Inferior Courts
Il Of Augusta, the Superior Courts Of Rocking
nam, Rockbridge, and Albemarle, and in the U. s.
District Court for Western Virginia.
OFFICE, next door to the Court House, in the
Brick Row.
May 2, lS49.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-11-14
NOTICE.
School Books, Stationary, &c

WE have opened a arge and valuable assert
ment Of School Books, Of the most approved
kinds,-also Stationary Of every kind, all Of which
we offer on the most liberal terms.
WREN & FISHER.
Stanton, Aug. %, 1849.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-11-14

NEwsPAPEns.-To appreciate the true value Of
newspapers we have only to suppose that they were
with horror from the frighGul idea We deprecate
such shock TO the circulation Of table talk 1t
would operate more unfavorably than the gloom of
November is said, by foreigners, TO operate on the
nerves of Engllshmen, and there would be nothing
but accounts Of sudden deaths which had happened
in the interval with the deliberate opinion of the
cOroner's jury: Oiled FOR want Of Intelligence J"
Eliza Cooks Jounal
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-11-14

o. DIR. johnson, being in company with
some scandal Dopgers, one Of them having accused
absent friend OF resorting TO rouge, he deserved
'It is, perhaps, after all, much better for a lady
TO Tedden her own cheeks, than 10 backen other
peoples characters"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-11-14

Gt- As it is often Of importance to GLACIERS and
others, 10 remove glass from frames without break.
ing it, they will be glad to know that very strong
solution of causlic potash, causIic Soda applied
round the Psnes for few hours by laying upon them
an old rag dipped in the solution, will have the de-
sired effect.
The potash combines with and separates the oil
from the whitening Of the putty thus forming soap
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-11-14

= -- m 800. saS4s ~
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-28

The Commissioners to Determine the
Southern boundary line Of Pennsylvania,
have discovered old landmarks which show
tha, several valuable farms, heretofore
supposed IL belong to Delaware, arc in
fact the territory Of Pennsylvania.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-28

Why is the great Russian Bear, Nicho-
las. like haIf.s,arved lox! Because he's
60, flung(a)ry. asd wants Turkey.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-28

Apples are not only paIa!able and cheap
81, also nutritious and healthy rare
cembina,ion.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15
JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CON-
PANY

AT an adjourned meeting Of this Company
held at their Office on Friday evening, llth in
staut, the Report of the Committee appoint
ed al a previous meeting, accepting tho re.
cent act q! he Legislature, for the connection
of the Cana with the Dock; also, for The South
Side connection, and recommending that the
Stockholders should moi interfere with the ap.
pointment of Mr. Munford as Secretary of he
Company by the Directors, was adopted
Mr.. Baxter nominated John Y. Mason, late
Secretary of the Navy, as President of tho
James River and Kanawha Company.
MIR. Thomas r. Price presented letter from
Mr. c. F. Osborne, declining 10 be candidate
in case Judge Mason should be nominated rs
president Of The Company.
Mr. Fleming James nominated Thos. NJ Bon
duyanl The scale OF votes having been called
resulted as follows:
Mason, 4432
Bondurant, 1899
So Judge Mason was declared elected az Pre-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15
Cowan's MAJ. $50
ESSIONAL DISTRICT.

The District, (says the Wylhevle Republi-
CAM has poed between $500 and 1000 votes
an unusual vote for Congress. Ia 1874, Colonel
Polk received 1893 vces, and Mr.. Cay received
| 2252 votes. The whole vote OF that election was
| $3.50.
| In The 18th District, Botelourt, &C., Henry
| Edmondson, OF Roanoke, D., beats his Wing
competitor Francis T. Anderson, OF Boeloul,
from 700 10 1000 votes.
The result in the l3lh Congressional Distric;
is curious enough Col. McMullen has fur as
and Col. George four rs. McMullen's majority
is fonr 2's.
The result in Smyth is also a most singular
one We had reported Thompson, Wing, re-
elecled-bui il now turns out that Major John
NJ. Campbell, Democrat, is elecled by thu cast
ing vote Of the Sheriff. Iii is verv rare that a
Democrat makes any thing by these 'splus.")
A Democratic gain Of one. The Abins don De-.
mocrat says:
1.-THE CONTEST IN SMYTH.-The re-
sulI OF The election ior member Of The House OF
Delegates, in this county was decided by the
casing vote OF the Deputy Sheriff, with The pre-
vious understanding, that The candidate obtain
ing the re urn should resign, and The race BE- run
over again. We understand that he Sheriff
gave he return 10 Mr.. Campbell The Democrat.
ic can ildate. The county ma: - said 10 be d.
vided into three vallcys-the Rch Valley, The
Central Valley, and the Rye Valley In rh,
contest there was a liz between the Rich Valley
and lhs Rye Valey-Mr. Campbe's majority
in the Rich Valley being exactly equal Ia Maj
Thumpsons in the Rye Vaey-and the vote OF
each was exactly the same al The Conrl-house-
Such a result has never taken place in the coun-
" before, AMI will, perhaps, never take place
again"
The Wyhevie Republican has The follow
ing:
"We have made out, 10 fiod tout, hat for the
county, The vote st,rd a; The desc Of he polls:
for John M. CAMPBELL, Dem, '345; fer Henry
B. Thompson, Wing 345; drawn ia.e.
"Wc also have heard that some difficulty j.
presented BY The fact OF the cTasnrr Of ono Of
Major Thompson votes, which made il difficult
for Ire Sheriff conducting rhe poll a! ii, Corr
Housc 10 conclude the drawn hattie AS tie Law
entities him 10y declaring his choice.
ave have also heard, that on Wednesday last
Mr.. Vincent Morgan, The deputy, who conduct
ed The poll Al the nr'.house, awarded he ccf-
tifcae 10 Mr. John VI. Campbell he Democratic
candidate. We also learn that MIR. Campbell
has sad 10 Major Thompson, that II he Thomp-
son. desires 10 run the race ogtr III The fall he
shall have Inc opportunity. Mir. c. will make
that opportunity BY resisuing, bul he will nri re.
SIGN before fall, nor .hen unless Mr. Thomps, II
is his competitor AMI requests il. He wais I'LL
tail that there may ne no danger OF lbe deah OF
ether, &c"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

The further returns item this State are so un-
favorable 10 the Wings, that we have no plea
sure in INJECTING The details unon our readers
From present appearances, it is possible we have
s.t Two members OF Congress, but II we have,
we shall certainly shout Tor it when assured
0, the tact. Bous is certainly beaten in the
Richmond District. When we gel at The fna /
resuli, we will report il as mere Chronicler,
however unpalaiable 10 our readers. VINO e1-
pecled Virginia 10 be any Thing bu, Locoioco7
[Cineianafi Chronicle.
Our neishbor is with Virginia, as Guilty was
with The rabbit. While he had The animal, as
ne supposed, as. in his grasp, he would make
most savory dish, but as soon as "couon-laii
slipped from him, he consoled himself lor his
loss by hallooing after his lost plize, 20, you
dry meat, any howl Cineinna!i Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15

FROM CHlNA.-Cninesc newspapers 10 The
27th February from Hong Kong have teen 'e-
ceived a, the Navy Department. The Washing.
Ton Wing publishes The following Interesting
items from The CHINA Mail:
The duty on auction sales at Hong Kong has
been abolished.
The United States ship Prebie, which leir
Hong Kong on The l2.h Ct February Tor Japan
reinrned on Ihr 10Th OF the same month, vi D
one a her crew laborins under small pox, which
was very prevalent at Canton.
The mail contains an Interesting account 81 d
yisu paid bv the Impsr;a Commissioner Se'I, t.
ne United States sap Plymouth al Whampoa.
The cunege consisted OF thirty boats, bearing the
cnsIeus oil thu Mandarlns. TN lheif appicach
Commodore Gei>enser sent MS boat, undef COM
nand Of his flag Lieutenant, with his earl an
mar oi Or. Davis. our Commissioned 10 China
a ceremony ina; Was reclproca'ed ny Srn. \
Chinese salute .; three guns beng fired, the CHI
o.>e iae hyiEo a; lie fore, Sen and ms suite came
IN hoard and wtfc reserved by Ipr DAVIS and
Uuurf State Census al Cah;Cn ant Hong Kong
DR. PARKER ac:ing a Interpreter. Alter he
uSuai ceremonies u trCep ION dLi The SHAKING
II Sues len hand by the company, ihey proceed.
IA /. lhr cablu, where lee vas served
Sen sat between Dr. DAVIS and Commodore
ieisenser, ant DR.. Parccr opposite Only tour
II ,hc NaGdarils AT. Seu was IN inc spirils
and cha,ted with ease and coed humor. DE wa
dressed very plainly, with nothing 10 indicate his
nisn rank. except button OF heiifs class Not
80 dieGitied as Ksyins, h Is iuiiy his equa N
s,at,-crsit III, forehead is high and ms eye no.
Z!e. He is iaan y q very hign ORDER ol lnirl.i-
arncc and native 81 Koran province. lie IS
nuy ,bree years cid arr mas vile and four
ms On revising the deck, he eI.re>sed nm
selt ,;rigned win the ship, and on being Iniiina-
,ed 10 HIM INA, me Commodore woulS gladlY
show him the effect II sh-t! thrown o. The op-
posiic shore, he promptly declined or ne ground,
ina the shell IN exploding. might inIufc OF XII
some ore. The Mail toes no; ;hink that ne IS SO
enc, ruer "A has j .rn represented All VII
mess NJ thc scaling u The gum and several ma
rPl.t.s on he deck the party returned 10 me
CON. u pa,take Of dinner IL ne American
style.
Sen met Mr. Boham at the Bogac on the 24Ih
of February. in secret conference, respecting
me upcnins Of The gates Of Canton on the l6n OF
lat month. The discussion was referred 10 Pc
kin
The export OF Tea 10 the U. States from Chi
ua. from January Isl 10 The lSth OF February,
1919. was 6, 1877 400 pounds, Of which quan'iiy
52I 600 pounds were black, and 46l5, 4v0
ncunds were green. OF the green tea, 3.022,b0O
pounds were Young dyson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15
THE TWO SHADOWS.

IT OLIVER WENDELL JONES.
Ii was an evening calm and fair
As ever drank the dews oil June
The living earth, the GREATNESS air,
Slept by Inc shining moon.
There was a rudely.woven seat,
That lay beneath The garden wall
heard Two voices low and sweet,
saw TWO shadows TALL.
Two shadows-side by side they were,
With but line Of light between;
II shapes more real fingered there
Those shapes we're all unseen.
The voice which seem'd OF deepest tone
Brealhed something that scarcely heard,
And there was silence, save alone
One family whispered word.
And then the longer shadow drew
Nearer and pearer, till il came
So close that one might think The two
Were melting TO The same.
heard a sound that lovers know.
A sound from lips that do no, speak;
But oh il leaves deeper glw
Than words upon The cheek
Dear maiden hast thou ever known
That sound that sets The soul on tref
And is il not the sweetest tone
Wruns from eauh's shatler'd lyre7
Alas! upon my boyish brow,
Fair lips have more than often smiled;
But there are none 10 press il now
am 70 more child.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15
MORE HEADS OFF.

The National lnleigencer publishes '''' "
thirteen removals and eight new Pos'tnas'eiS
also removed we presume. The most 'mpo''au,
Of The former are as follow. 1t will De seen 'aa'
Gen. Peter Sken Smith is disnea' ai'ei az ~
the Philadelphia collec'orship;
William D. Lewis 10 be Collector lot lhs : o.
# pbiladelphia, vice James Page removed.
C. Eumakcr 10 be Naval Ollcer oil inc eoi' u
philadelphia, vice Henry Welsh, removed.
William ]. p. White, Postmaster OF fh'ladei-
Pm" daniel McCollock, Collector at Sacke'rs HaF'
bor vice Oris N Cole, removed. -.
Ibomas Ewbank, of New York, Commission
ar # patents, vice Edmund Burke, removed.
Irbn w. Ashmead, United States Attorney ioi
,bs Eastern District OF Pennsylvania, wee
Thomas M. Petit, removed.
Aplhony E. Roberts, Marsha Tor me E a q,
Dislric. Of Pennsylvania, vice George NJ. he'n''
removed.
There are also removed 2 Receivers oil foo'
lie Money and Register in M:ss's>'pp'; :
Receiver in Wisconsin; Register ana ne
cever in Michigan; AMI p. 7. Landry, me 0ut'
yeyor General in Louisiana, superseded Dy no
w Ruyd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15


See how potomac" revcls in The music OF he
guiloiIe! The spois" ne seems 10 regard as
the only GLORIOUS fruits" OF The victory OF 1913
Correspondence II he Baltimore Pariol.l
WASHINGTON, May s, 1919.
The list OF removals and appointments Official
ly published in the civ papers this morning, is
quite formidable. ooks iotH in the eyes Of all
good Ways Lei n have more Of The whole
some work, and ma specify. So the Wings all
say-so say we al.
General Taylor commenced his par, OF the
work right RE appoucd slraisht.out Wings,
every one of them, 10 MI The places in his Cab-
mel, aud he said TO them, Now, gcnllenen. go
ahead and perform your duty: shat! not incr-
fere with or atempt 10 restrict You in The per-
Torrance OF your legitimate duties"
Il is the prompt eneseilc and hralhful action
OF the Secretaries which inc Wing parry calls
for all over the country, and which Inc people ex
pect and, Ter the mos, pait, desire.
The appointments and removals, made yesier.
day and puhishe in The papers 81 this morning,
were the work mostly OF Mr.. Ewing, Secretary Of
the Inferior. PoTohLC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15
LAND DOCUMENT.

We recently referred 10 The Annual Rfpof. o.
R. NJ. Young, Esq. Commissioner OF 'ne us-
neral Land Office, which is toll oil Valnao'e
facts, and is prepared with great INDUSTRY ""o'
and ability. Al present. we have room Ou' i0'
the following interesting
STATEMENT
Of the area OF the thirty States Of the Union III
square miles and acres; Inc population o! eacn,
according 10 the United States Census, u
1910; the number OF Senators and Represe.nn.as-
lives in Congress 10 which each was ehlitlec'
the number Of Presidential Electors, &c.
Also, comparative view OF The difference ~
The population, &C., OF the slave and lfee
States, separately stated, from the most au-
thenlc sources:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15

NATIONAL COUNCIL ia following is
list of the prelates who composdhc roman ca
lie National Council now i session in Bal
limore
Most Rev Samuel Ecceson Archbishop of
Baltimore, presiding Most Re Peter Kenrick,
Archbishop Of 81. Louis; Eight es John B Siiz
patrick, Bishop OF Boston; RI :ev WIN TYLER.
Bish,p Of Hartford; RI Rev Jap NcCloskey,
Bishop OF Albany; RI Rev JON Timon, Bishop
Of Buffalo RI Rev John Hughe. Bishop of New
York; R'l Rev francis Patrick Anrck, Bishop
Of Philadelphia; k't Rev Or o;onnor. Bishop
of P,ttsburg. RI Rev Richard NEhean Bish
op OF Richmond; RI Rev lgnans a Reynolds,
Bishop of Charleston; RI Rev .ichael Porter,
Bishop OF Mobile; RI Rev Anlhns Blanc, Blsh-
op Of New Orleans; RI Rev pbn J Chance,
Bishop OF Natchez RI Rev Andrew B rne,
Bishop OF Little Rock; K, Reyf Loras, Blsh-
op of Dubuque; Rt Rev NJ } Siding, Coadju-
tor Bishop Of Louisville; RI III John pur-
cell, Bishop Of Cincinnati; RI Rey Richard P
Miles, Bi.hop of Nashville; RI sr James Van
derelde, Bishop Of Chicago; RI 3vJ VI Henri,
Bishop OF Milwaukee; q, Re.e eter Paul lie
Fevrc. Coadjulor Bishop Of D,Soit kt Rev
Amedeus Rapp, Bishop OF C!eyeand RI Rev D
st. Palais, Bishop of VincennesiR't Rev J Nj
odiu, Bishop of Galveston, ant, R't Rev Bene-
dict Joseph FlageI, Bishop of louisville. A
largs0umber of The Clergy, ondf tom each do
cese, are also in attendance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15
POETRY.
From the Lauispiils JJarnal.
TO BATTLE.
By C. 8. PeRcivAL.

C., >,
Earth has no music like Thy voice, my uaush'e''
The sky no beauty ike my cieai ol"e w
No sottness like tby cheek The yieidins water,
1he air NO perfume like thy fragrant sigh.
Thou art, my adoring fancy given
TYNE of all beauty and all loneliness;
What claim had to such boon OF heavens
That thou shouldst come my lonely heart 10
bless.
With pride watch thee al thy merry gamools,
Irving to catch the sunshine on the floor.
With pride | bear thee in my forest rambles,
And see with Joy Thy spirit gushing Ger
Where dids thou learn to love the secret power
OF music made by warbling bird or brooks
Where learn 10 love The Tiny woodland flower,
That seems in thine with joyous eyes 10 oos2
Thought is in words alone, they vainly tell US,
Who never think save what cold words mply;
How do thy untaueht lessons, sweet, impel US
Beyond The teachings OF philosophy
No word as YET, Thy baby lips have spoken,
(But such as birds speak in their woodland
bower)
And STILL Of though, foil many charming token
Thou giv'st thy walchiu parent every hour
What means The smile Thy rosy mouth enlwinng7
Thy earnest gaze with childish woncer lraugh
What means the light within thy clear eye snl-
nng2-
What but the dawning OF incipient thought
Though bound to earth now by stronger ietleI'
Sine: God TO thee an earthly life has given,
feel the heart within me growing better,
Filled with an Influence brought with thee
from heaven.
Some angel teacheth thee such ways OF winning
As make the worship OF all hearts secure,
How can the heart b. prone again 10 SHINING,
Baptized like mine in love Of aughl SO pure!
II is with fearful Joy that | caress thee,
When remember, with trembling hear,
BY what uncertain tenure | possess thee
How soon with thee my Joy may all depart
And yet melhinks, safely may confide thee
To Him who gave thee 10 my tender cafei
To Him, the good the kind-whaIe'er betide thee,
Shall be addressed my ever trusting prayer.
Though blind caprcious fortune has bereft me
OF worldly honor and OF worldly pelf,
cannot be unblest while God has lei me
Thy angel mother and thy cherub SELL
MuRraxEsBoRo, TENN, ArRlL, l649.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
TYLER AND WETZEL

Housewives, $40; Boyeis 4Ol. Both Demo-
Gratis
Beale's majority tor Congress l45 EdmIston's
for Senate l62; Foley Tor House l55.
The Parketsburg Gazette (Wh'g) reports NC
Comas' majority, Tor Congress, 10 Caoell and
Wayne, l49; in Fayele and Nicholas, ia. y
says "Beale must be elected DY malo'ry ians
;ns from ,hree 10 four hundred" and that "lhe
Wn;o marry Of this district has been trounced Sc
verely."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15
TENTH DISTRICT
Parker's majority in the dis'ris,.
Ai.LEGHANY.
u he Eiifnrs III Is. 2 In,,tct.

7 Q TIC fsuTEWS " z e iqUUtI.
May 7, 1919.
Messrs. Editors: Not having totice,. the re.
inIns in this County in relatios TO our County
and Congressional Election in your paper, beg
leave 10 state, that although our delesatc was
violently assailed for his votes upon the Virginia
ard Tennessee Railroad, the McAiamizei Road
and The Tunnel, yet he has been elected by the
mos; triumphant majority he or any other man
has ever received in The COUNTY Thi; is very
gratifying 10 Colonel Layne's friends, and | I'm
sure will be SO 10 you. His opponent, Andrew
Damrcn, Esq, is one OF the most popular and
influential Wings in The county; notwithstanding
this, Layne's majority is upwaNIs OF one hun.
dTed, aud Edmondson's about lh5same.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15
den, Of The James River and Kanawha CON-

pany. n.r,.nd the
A, The suggestion OF MIR. Macfarlaha' W.
Stockholders unanimously requested Judge ND,
son 10 accep, the office 10 which they haa e'e'''N
him. or.
Il is due to Judge Mason 10 STATE, ina. hoHe
bu, kind feelings were expressed towards n'a'-
as also OF Col. Bondurant. ,o,sd
Col Bunduran, was then unanimously e'eo'e0
a Director OF The Company.
Tie meeting then adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15
HUSTINGS' COURT.

Yesterday The case of WIN. B. Archer,
charged with forgery, came up for re.examina-
lion before This body-bu. in The absence of Wit.
nesses, was postponed until Monday next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15

The Wing papers thai used 10 swear ,ha,
turning a Wing cut OF office, and putting De.
mocrat in his place, was prescription for opin-
ions sake" and that now swear ,ha, turning De-
nocrals out OF Office and putting Wings 10 their
place, is mol prescription Tor opinions sake, are
like the Vermont Whis MAGISTRATE, who dismis-
sed the complaint brought before him for stealing
a dead sheep, on the ground that there was no
such thing-as when the sheep died it became
ns.seas-Cys Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15

VERY GOOD.-The Winchester Virginian
says: THE defeat OF MIR. Scott OF Fauquier, of
Wilmot Proviso memory, is one guarantee that
our next Legislature will be able, without emtar-
rassmen,, TO promote The interest and honor Of he
State. They will 60 through all difficulties Soft
frnsH