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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-19
Picture Of the Coalition.

The following is from the franklin
County Gazette, edited by Judge FLAN-
DERs, one of.ho leading Hunkers in the
northern part Of the State:- ls
"a "In scanning the character ofthe late
arrangement, between the Syracuse and
Utica Conventions for running halfand
half ticket for State officers this fall. il
should be borne in mind shat nothing IN
tie nature Of Union has been effected be-
tween the Democratic party and those
who, two years ago, seeded from it, and
have since stood, and still remain, in an
attitude ofhpstiliiy towards it. 1t is sim
ply cOalition--the mast OdiOHs and cor
rUpt Of all political arrangements
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-19

With this distinclness of organization
and antagonism of views, the two con-
ventions at Syracuse and Utica entered
into bargain. by which it was agreed
that for the purpose Of helping each other
IN 9bSce, they would divide the State tick
ct between them. and turn in and give it
common support.
It VaS a mere coalition to get into office,
and not to advance the democratic or free
soil cause. =
Keep aloof from the Goa,
lition, eschew all "entangliug alliances, "
and there will be nothing to be ashamed
of, no nea0 quarrels on our hands, and no
atonement tomake the democratic cause
fora,deep and lasting injury and disgrace.
-ROch. Dem. .. r -.. ..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-19
WHOLE NO. 1855
LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAIN1NG in tho Posi- ofiicest Lancaster,
~ on tue LEI day Of October. lslp, which, i not
taken away before the lst of January next. viii be
sent TO the General Post Office a. dead Letlers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13
DEATHS,

Died, nj his residence, IN Hyco, Halifax county w.
pinia, on the morning Of the 2ith February, NAT
THEW II. YOUNG, in the 65th year Of his age, Is.
inv a widow and large family of children, relan.,
and friends to lament their loss.
Died. on the lIth February last, al the residenc, !,
her father, James Co.by,) in Allegheny county :,
amer a prolracted illness, Miss ADELINE Miy6.
COSBY, In the Goth year Of her age she bore her Il
action with Christian fortitude. Some days before \,
daatb beinr asked To her future prospects, II Va,
ha will Of Cod al this time, 10 call her hence ii, !.
nii4d that she was perfectly resigned 10 iis VIII ,tr
she had am mistaken cnnidencs in The meri y
rh,is,. The day before her DEATH on being asked !,
She wanted any thing, she replied: "No-chns; ca
crosses my whole affections
"Jesus can make dying bed
Feel soft a. downy pillows are
While on his breast lean my head,
And breathe my life ont sweety there"
Ifw, NAV be permitted TO venture the assertion =.
have every reason to think there was band Of bih
Angels in readiness to conduct her spirit 10 the nia
aims Of eternal rest. She was dulu child ant /,
orctionate sister. She has left large cirle Of r,
tlves and friends TO mourn her early demise.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13
EX PRESIDENT POLK

Has been warmly received at Wilmington and
| Charleston. OF his reception al Charleston we
give a notice in another place. The Charleston
| News says that his welcome at Wilmington was
''of the most hearty and grateful character
| This reception the Tx President acknowledged
| in short, but pithy and well-conceived speech
| He congratulated his fellow-citizens Of North
arolina on the honor of being The first Amer.
cans to organize themselves at The time Of the
Revolution, in opposition 10 the tyranny Of the
British Dominion, as was proved by the resolu-
tions passed by them at Mecklenburg. This no.
nor, for so long lime jealousy withheld from
hen, is now, as he said, finally and firmly ad
| id = to be their due,-the British archives
trcrasalves furnishing the evidence.
"rAs committee of FIVE citizens of Charles
ton, who met him there to offer in advance a
welcome to Charleston, were greeted and re-
ceived with a heart and hand cordially by the
citizens OF Wilmington.
"Mr. Polk and his lady, Mr.. Walker and
several ladies and gentlemen of their company,
attended by the Charleston Committee, left Will
mington on thursday at 10 o'clock, and reach.
ed this city, this morning, in excellent health
and spirits, having passed most delightful ana
interesting interval. Viii such compagnons de
rovege, time must have flown on plnions swfter
than the winds"
From the Charleston Conrier we extract the
following All must have been struck with the
moral beauty OF the scene in Washington, where
President who had jus, laid down his power
welcomed his successor 10 the responsibilities
and troubles OF Office and with friendship and
courtesy cheeIed him on in his difficult path
Such scenes go far ogive strength ard perma-
nence 10 our blessed Union-based as il is upon
the will of The people constiluiionally expressed,
and preserved BY continuance OF peace, law
and good order:
His Exceency Governor Seabrook, arrived
here Yesterday, With he view of being present at
Mr. Folks visit 10 the commercial Emporium OF
the State, and the entire arrangements for pro-
per and handsome reception have been completed.
The citizens of Savannah. and Of Columbus,
(Geo have been called TO pay appropriate no.
nors 70 him on his arrival al lhese respective
places. There can be no doubt indeed ina. his
whole progress through the country, will be more
like ,riumpha march to power, than retire
meni TO private life.
The recen, counesies and inierchanges OF kind
feeling between The Two great competitors for the
Presidency-the friendly visits between The Pre-
siden elect and Mr.. Polk previous TO The inansu-
ralion-and the spectacle OF one who was about
to resign power, passing through The immense
crowd which had assembled al Washington 10
witness The ceremony ot induction into ONCE,
side by side with his political opponent. give US
a striking lesson that should have lis effecr, and
cause ell TO rejoice that in our happy country po-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13

DRY GOODS AND COMMISSION STORE
UHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
March 18Th, Isfe.
OWEN & BALLARD nave received, 40.
" will open this molniDg, seventy packages
OF The following new Goods, when are cons'sl'
ed TO be sold al Northern prices:
20 cases new style Spring Prints
20 cases bleached Shlrings
80 cases, consisting OF
Pongee Silk Handkerchief
"A rs IA aud 5-4 brown Sheetnss
Shirtines. Tickings, Shifting Strips
Denims, beached and brown Drillings
BLACK Sewing Silk, due Plaid Domeslics
Apron Checks, Twced., Cassimeres Vesilns'
Ginshams, white FIanneis, &c, &c.
The above Goods will be sold by The package
piece or yard, al reduced prices, Al
OWEN & BILLIARDS.,
March Is Eagle square.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13
a list RERIIKE.

The citizens OF Barnwell District, S. c., in
public meeting assembled, have passed some
cry strong resolutions on the slavery question
Referring to the course of MIR. Stephens Of
Georgia, and his tail, who have done so much 10
preyent united action on the part Of the South,
the address goes on to say
Your committee cannot forbear remarkiug
that, in their opinion, the South does not need
defenders, whose aid consists in furnishing law
Yer.like arguments to prove that slavery cannot
exist in California without the permission oil
Congress, or in making er post tactic efforts to
fish up Protocol from The wide and dark, and
deep abyss of the Mexican war; just as we
might picture 10 ourselves some restless spirit
OF mischief, industriously raising breeze over
the parsley bed, in the very midst Of thai aw-
full ba tie $50 benefcaly described BY Milton }
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13
THE LEGISLATURE.

Both Houses are sedulnusly engaged sitting
from five to six hours day, and despaIching a
vas, number OF bills No doubt is entertained
that on TAur,day uert March 18Th, they Will ad-
ourn over Ia The extra session on the 2hh way
The SENATE yesterday passed bill appfo'
priatins $50, 600 10 McAdamize certain P'f''ons
Of the Sraun'on and Parkersbatg Road.
The House or DELEGATES passed a large
number Of bils-amorg them bill incorpora'
limo The Norfolk and Weston Railroad; ana a
bill establishing Branch Bank al fihcas''e y
Salem. Details hereafter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13

IIn token OF their respect and sympathy 10:
me pas,or and members Of their sster Chufs,
in The solemn and affecting Providence thai "a,
belaen them, the ladies' OF The Second Pfesbv.
,e,ian Church have suspended their Fair ior ii.
nresenr, and will offer their remaining articles
At Strawberry Feast in the month oil MAY
They tender their cordial acknowlede nenls ;Or
The in,erss, and libcralily shown 10 them By he
public generally and hope they NAV, in theii To-
lure effort, receive the same manifestation Z
oo0d will.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
II the YotsrS Of the Hai,faz and M ckienbu, 6

OK THE T.S9ulhsh.
II the Yoters Of the Hal,Taz and M ckienbu, 6
Senatorial District
Having observed in the Enquirer of the I'd
instant the acceptance Of our worthy and
talented representative, Dr. Ayerett, to become
a candidate for Congress, and supposing he will
resign his seat in The Senate Of Virginia, we
have looked around US for suitable successor.
In presenting the name of this gentleman, we
wish it distinctly understood that it is done only
upon The superstition that Dr. Ayerett will re-
sign, as his success is sure in The Congressional
canvas; and by retaining his seat in the Senate,
he will place his district under The necessity of
holding special election We allude TO Henry
E Coleman, Esq, gentleman SO well known,
throughout the whole district, that it would be
superhuous to speak of his qualifications.
Should Doctor A. give up his post in expecta-
ton of higher honors, a happier selection
could not be made than in the person of Henry
E. Coleman. MANY VOTERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13
spoTsYLVANIA AND CAROLINE

An acl was passed at the present Legislature
making some changes in the time oil holding 'ne
80. -. a,-.ve oou..,,., anu II ~ important
that the public should be informed OF il:
The tall term Of the Superior Court OF Spot
sylvania will hereafter be held on he 18Th OF Sep
tember. There is no change in The spring term.
The Superior Court of Caroline will hereafter
be held on the 29lh OF April, and The Wednesday
after the second Monday in November.
The quarterly terms OF the Musings Court Of
Fredericksburg will hereafter be held in the
months OF March, June, October and Dece mber,
on The second Thursday, as heretofore.
The Recorder and News in Fredericksburg
will please copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13
EXCHANGE HALL.
Great Musical Atlra ctiOn

TINE GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT
i OF the DlSTINS-the original performed
on the Sax Horns and THbas- will lake place o.
EDNESDAY EVENING, March IA, @het
they will perform an entire change Of their speh'
did operate Selections, introducing Grant
Fantasia IRON The "Hueucnois" OF Meyefbeeri
and a Solo on the newly invented instrument The
Sax Tuba.
Vocal PEaPoRMERs-MissM oriav O'Connof,
Miss Louisa Disiin, and Mcssrs. Theodore aud
William Dis!in.
PIANO FoRrE-Mr. John Willy.
u Tickets 81; Family Tickets for h'ee, 81.
~. Doors open al hall.pasl !, 10 commeoce a.
8. precisely. March 3-2i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13
Millions OF fierce encounlering Anels Tough!
On either side"

Millions OF fierce encounterng Anels fought
On either side"
"When storUing fury rose,
When arms on armour clashing brayd
Horrible ciscord; and the ma tdIng wheels
Ofbrazen charos ragged"
Your Commute, however, trust that, il some Of
their politicians are al fault, The people Of The
South are united and true. OF this they feel as
sured, that though often tauned with rashnesss,
with pride and selt-suficiency, South Carolina Is
ready 10 act wheres,eyer and whatsoever dan
ger and duty call.
The Porenls are evi-but there is power
greater Than the power OF cupidi'y and ianalcism;
and 10 our fellow-citizens OF The South We would
saw, in The language OF Holy Writ, as The true
hearted soldier, when encircIed BY treacherou'
and maligna toes, said TO his brother IN arms,
with whom he had fought through many doubt
ful tay: 1T the Syrians be 100 strong for me, then
thou shalt help me;but il The children Of Ammon
be 100 srong for the, | will help thee. Be OF good
courage; and let US behave ourselves manlnliy
for our people, and God will do that which issood
in hi, .is hI y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13
RICHMOND MARKETs. MARCH s.

TOBACCO.-lnsrecuon small and demand
good. We quote Lugs 50 Is 10 2 IS a SO, CON-
mon Leaf so to 81 so; good IS 10 IS IS
fine Sc 10 so and 81 IS.
FLOUR-A STA 10 SIS per Dbl.
WHEAT-ll0 lis cents.
CORN-43 As c. per bushel
OATS-33 cents per bushe.
CORN MEALS cents.
WHISKEY-26 cents for Rectiied.
BACON-Ciiy cured hog round II &c.; hams
l0c; old Western sides ST 6 els market firm
LIVE STOCK-BEEF: scale weight 50 rs a
8 Is gross; Hoes: none in market; SHEEP: s.
a S4-as in quality.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN GLOo-
CESrER

Alta large and enthusiastic meeting Oh .ne
Democratic Republican party OF 'iouces'e'
county, convened al the Court House ." ''1 ~.
day. tie 9Th instant, il being Court aa1' ino
meeting being called TO ordtr' on ho'ioo, 'o',a
Field ESQ.,, was appointed eoa,rman' s ahu
Warner T Jones secretary. inc oojse' o. 'ne
meeting was then briefly explained 10 oe 'ne
selection by the Democratic party oil the county
of a candidate Tor q seat IN the next bouse VI
Delegates of Virginia. whereupon, seVerai sen-
lIemen we're placed in NOMINATION, ana on .he
first ballot il being ascerlaHeu MAJ haJoi
William b. Taliaierro had received majority
n ~. yo,es cast. on motion Of John Slnclai
Eco he was declared unanimously nominate
nv the meeting as the candidate OF the part
a. motion, committee Of III ee, TO wit:
y Seawel. Charles c. Field. and K. P. JoneS
was hen appointed by the Chair to 1ait on
Major TaIiaierro and inform him OF hi5 nom''
nation; and in short time he appeared before
the meeting, and accepted the honor when hah
lust been conferred on him in bret ano ap.
| nropriaie address. After which, K. T. jones'
iorme. delegate, and Seth Sheppard Esq
the Democratic candidate for the county az Tue
last election, both earnestly and effectively an-
dressed Inc meeting, exhorlns theA members Of
their party 10 exert themselves md strenuous
| Iy in the canvass which was atbut ,U com
mence, as, by doing so, they would mot only Sc
cure the election OF Major TaIIalerrc, their
county candidate, but they would also greatly
aid in the re election Of Judge BaJly their pre-
sent faithful and distinguished representative IN
Congress.
The following resolutions were then pre-
sen ed, aud unanimously adopted:
/. Resolved, Thu, while We deem our repre-
sentative, Judge Bayly, eninen,ly en''ieo 10 au
| expression of gratitude from the whole people o
Ihs district, for his able and interchangeable oeienee
and maintenance of Southern Rights on lne
A ,or OF Congress, and in the recent meeting OF
The southern members; yet we can only lenuei
him that, which ii is in our power 10 g''eislu
ce,e thanks Tor his past efforts 10 behalf OF ou'
cherished principles and rights, and coIoiai ah'
uni.ed support, at the approaching election.
.. Resolved, That we his day part WIN oeel
reere,. from our warm hearted friend ana iorme
candidate Tor The county, Seth Sheppard, VINO u
day ar two will leave US for California; AM
that our best wishes Tor his prosperity ahd nap
nine,s attend him 10 hat distant land
II was then moved by Thomas Cooke, Esq
ina, the proceedings Of this meeting be Forwarded
10 The Enquirer and Examiner al Richmond, am
The Democratic Recorder al Fredericksburg, 10
publication. a;o,nad
JOHN c. FIELD, Chairman.
WARNER It. JONES, Sec'y.
The Examiner and Fredericksburg Recorcc
\ oil IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13

Ii is bu, proper 10 state that Mr.. Goodson, the
intelligent member from Washington county, re.
sisted The proposition 10 discontinue the prosecu-
lion Of The Southwestern Turnpike; and that he
also put his shoulder 10 The wheel, and secured
the passage Of the Virginia and Tennessee
QaiIrnod
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

Alta meeting Of the citizens OF Cumberland
county, held at the Court House on Monoay,
The 26th e February, that being Court Gay,
the object of the meeting having been exp am
ed by John w Wilson, on his motion, Samuel
acbson, Esq, was called 10 the CHAIR ana
Albert l. Booker appointed Secretary sohh
P. Wilson, Esq, moved that committee OF hSe
be appointed 10 draft resolutions expressive oil
The sense OF the meeting: whereupon, the Char
man appointed Edward 5. Brown, John +. WIZ
son. F. D. Irving, Robin Stone, and Thomas
NJ Powers said committee. After having retired
for short time, the committee returned and
reported the following Preamble and kesolu-
tions
W hereas we, the people of the county OF
Cumberland, have assembled, irrespective oil
party distinctions, 10 express our opposition 10
those efforts which have been recently made 10
undermine and destroy the institutions oil Inc
South Therefore,
Resolved, That we regard any legislation by
,he Congress of the United S ates, aiiectirs
the right of property in slaves. either III Inc
territories or elsewhere, as unauthorized oy the
Federal Constitution.
gBASstAiISfs rGtcSshly adopted BY The General
Assembly Of Virginia upon the Wili:.ot Proviso
and other attempted aggressions on the rights Of
| the slaveholding States and people.
Resolved, That the thanks of this meeting
be tenfered to Thomas S. Bocock, our Repre-
sentative in Congress, and to Henry P. Irving
our Delegate in the General Assembly, for their
frmness in maintaining the rights of The South,
After few remarks from Messrs. F. D. IT.
wing, John P. Wilson and John w. Wilson, the
foregoing Preamble and Resolutions were una
nimous!y adopted.
motion was then made, that the proceed.
ings Of this meeting be forwarded 10 the diff
ferent political papers OF the City of Richmond
for publication, which was also unanimously
adopted
The meeting then adjourned.
SAMUEL HOBSON, Chairman
ALBERT l.. Booker, Secretary.
EP City papers requested 10 copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13
Err ibe ENQUIRE

For NE FnquUer.
Messrs. Editors: was much pleased to see,
in perusing your last country paper, The name
of Dr. Joseph NJ Sheppard present, as .
candidate for the Senatorial District, now re-
presented by Mr. Robert C. Stanard. The Sc.
lection would be an admirable one, and second
it chceriully. In him are blended all the
requisites, and hope be will be prevailed upon
to lecome candidate.
s yo7rs ~ Tpr DsTRtcT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13

II We have heretofore omitted 10 return our
thanks TO Thomas Wheeley The worthy host OF
the Rough and Ready Hoel, for couple OF mag
nifcent Shad. We would advise our friends
who desire all the deicacies OF The season 10
give him a call.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13

u We are gralifed to perceive, by the cor
respondence, which we shall publish tomorrow,
that Col. II. L. Hopkins has reconsitered his de-
termination, and has consented TO be again
candidate for the House Of Delegates, having
been unanimously nominated BY the Democrats
nj Pow hatan county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13

q NoTlCE.-There will be meeting Of
the Trustees of Richmond College, this (Tue;
day) evening, at halfpast O'Clock, a, the POD
Baptist Church full meeting is desired al
business OF importance may be presented
THOS. J EVANS Sect'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13

I,ical differences DO not ensender personal nos
liiiy or interrupt The couresies Of society, $50
In Charleston, we are sure there IS on, W.
senlmepr-that Of doing all honor 10 VT ro'"
&C Tho opcs ,f the civ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13
nRQCK AGEN I"

Twas stated yesterday by the Wings that the
nomination nj ",be Hon" John S. Pendle'on to
the full mission 10 Chill had been rejected by the
Senate. II this be so. "lhc lone Star" will re-
turn 10 plague The aspiranls for Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13
ME RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

Hopkins p1 Rs,a M fn"sy Of SV ca
WATSON .ak 'as aa Of 1vi 1 sy Gamr'and waugh
5G1 c Ja's SULLIVAN, Edwards, Wood ssanor CLAP
a I Gasan. Mne Of s wia psma
f la"ss cy . kS.a '% %a."s To
sn. If LEE. White, harris Newman, Coleman
white Kilby, Yefby, Turner, Townes Grassy Me e,
h.r, kvrs Harrison Of Prince William, a s,, w.
cure of stafford, Hargrave, Nicholson, an" ha'eS
So The bill Was passed .;,r
AIR ROUSSEAU was excused from VoiinH,
b,yino naircc of with Mr.. MASSEY.
The House then lock up bills upon heil secu,,u
r,acipg with view 10 their cner' ssmcu' ""o
aller some lime spent therein adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13
Mutual Benefit

LIFE INSURANCE. COydP.9.FF
2 w. KNOWLES, AgenI, Richmond, Virginia.
THIS Company has been in existence nesiy
four years, aud its surplus is now CMafcn
Isl, 1899 over 100000, showing business
unparalleled. -.
Dividends OF profits are declared annuatJ
upon all lite policies; the dividends draw iniefe.'
et.the rate OF six per cent per annum, ana GOV
be made available at once 10 the extent oil "
thirds OF their amount, when the patty has p''-
his premium in inl
Half The annual premiums on life poiice'"
loaned 10 the insured, il he wishes.
Prospectus, and all papers with iniormaI', :,
necessary 10 effect an insurance, given sfans,
The agents Office, 81 Main street, over tne ''o's''
3. w. KNOWLES, Agent
March l3-2t
T UCK's OFFICE. Corner of Main aud 80
IL streets. ,,o snOp
For this day, Tuesday-S24 OG0, l2Wo, oV s.
5000, 1900, &c. 10 nos. Is drawn. Iene,t
Also, the Dollar Louery. (Which WIN @ Sam.
ter daw every Tuesday THURSDAY an"
day) 10 bado.
To-day The capital is $4,000, aod can DC "''
LUCK for 81 only. s N the
Call early 10 secure the large pilIe s',s.,
above lotteries. Remember l5o MAIN
awnNos Grand CONSOLIDATED, 10 %
AZ 10 "a 81 A Al n SO II % % -
March Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13

~ The Funeral Of Mrs. SARAH B. MOORE, All,
Of The Rev Thomas V. Moore, will take place a, n.
la Presbyterian Church to-day, at III, A. N. To.
fre nds OF the family are requested 10 attend Stsoa
fur