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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-08
Virginia Legislature.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

I'D.
WEDNESDAY,. Jan. 81 lS49
PRAYER by lie Rev. Mr.. Cuvles, Of the Methodist
Church.
The c"nmi'tea'of Courts reported bill concerning
the appellate juris,l crinn ofthe Circuit Courts
Tie committee of Rals reported bl!S dirert sur
vev ar . railroad from Nav Market 10 Shrnurd nh. 10
Parkrr~bnrg and 10 incorporate Holidays Cove Rlil
road C.mNany.
M. Blrte Fl m the committee on the Pani'en'iary.
presented rtprt on the resolution fr establishing
house Of correction fl juvenile offenders and bill to
T"vdr r The sar Of certain lands acquired for The use
ot me FenN'n.arv
NEW ANNFAAllON.
Mr. Ferguson presented a petition Of citizens OF Pike
county Ky asking 10 be annexed, with lie consent oi
hrntrckV, 70 ne >a1e OF Virginia
M!. = fired resolutions in coninrmil. with this pef
'''h s. w nat ne 'fgsa'n'e y hrntncky con-
sf't r 'e rfss'"n '[4na "' ACCEPT T. 'elII'n and
itsAu''1', II 'rLtn y c".liil e %. ,lris
RE>Ol U'!oS> OF lHQ' IHV.
Hfs. iu'"'S G'TTc"n- the c"'nnfiiirts named 70 IN
Pnif -i" ne loi"Hli9 su9ecS' were offered anu ad"p
ed co.,
Pr. y "'S- t'nTi7 -an'""f'S'ng me sergeant q
tynchhurg i.levy such executions as NAV he directed
y YIN ro" any Y h9 conns 4 the mm'nwraiI' n
4aIia' n5lS'hS fesi1h1 "hh 'Ie corporate ls q Said
".n'
to- make J'~''s " ,,e lace ''9''' To The Office 81
NE l'Fthur - >"'r' Nlo', an" "'n
hIse lhr'a r ctIe'"'e lne rs q ma ''""hs 10 al
case
~ y nc M,i"1 -estH'P"c T"H "liH'Is ~
. volunteers "l the sHs'd s''-''lehI fA'Seu IT we
NlcXcah "as.
'lo->o'
re ,od'W'n9 peI""'s were !f''en'ed am aIPf PH-
ATTY referred
At. 's-Oi 81 11nS n y ee'IG ~ A" mi !, phr
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From tie Washington Union.
CORRECTIONS

In the Journal tho meeting Of southern members
some naccuracv has occurred in stating the votes The
secretary has to plead in excuse that lie had No
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NEW YORK SENATOR

We may expect to hear by the next mail. the election
tn the United SAFES Senaleo succeed Mr. Dix, of VIM
u. Seward lac Governor Of New York The Wings
# the Legislature in caucus bad agreed upon his non
natun.
Mr.. Seward is man of very decided talents He is
little radical on subjects. ard anti slavery up to
the hub la this particular, however, the South VIII
rSp nohng-ray will gain by his Substitution for Mr..
Dix. who is free sill man, and decided opponent
Of slavery extension any man in the Union.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-08

Commodore DeKav. formerly Of the Argentine Navy,
died 10 Washington last week
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-08

FRIDAY. Feb. lS49
PRAYER By the Rev. Mr.. Lee, Of the Methodist
Church.
The Speaker announced the following Committee on
the subject Of IT, nfurraes and irregularities in the
Presidential Election, viz: Me,sr~. Harris III I.
Str"her, Wood Barbour, Faulkner, Fergusrn and Lane
Of Lee
The comniteeon Roads reported bills to amend The
charter Of the Alexandra and liarH-r's Ferry Railfad
Cumrauy-c the Lite Fills Rai,r,ad Cnnpi-
ny-Amendng The charter Of the S,urh Side Railroad
Company-C oncrrnng the Smithfeld, CharleStown AMI
HarrPrs Ferry Turnpike CDrpany- Subscribing III
behalf d The Sa'e for tie nfhe capital of H.
L"nsa Railroad Company-And authorizing an inrr~as
ed subscription 1.-THE capital Of The Shenandoah
Company.
RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY.
Resolutions. drrcag the COMMITTEES named ID in
qnlre into the following subjects, offered and adop
itd:
Mr. Mayo-[ NIauuf'curr>l -Prevenring any manu-
acurer "i tobacco from using the brand mark Of any
other manufacturer Of tobacco.
Mr.. Boyer~- Propositions Fixing the tire f MEET
Ing # IT, General Assembly tie lst Of January
Instead Of tile time required by law
PETITIONS
Petitions presented and referred TO appropriate
eunGiittees. viz:
On moon of Mr.. Watson. the us. of the Hall was
eralted to thf Virginia Colonization Soritlv or Thurs
day. The Sth inst.
NJ Ferguson, from the committee far Conrrs pre
sehled report recommending the adoption Of The psn-
In0ns concerning the annexation % Pike County
kentucky and they were taken up and greed by the
House.
FUGITIVE SLAVES
Or motion Of Mr. Faulkner the report on the sub
jc Of fugitive slaves made the order yr Tnesdsy
next.
CHARTER OF NORFOLK.
The bIl! amending the charter Of Norfolk was taken
up. muun of Mr. Rpbinspn VIII, ofpIed snb>lirue,
/ la he eI nd
on motion of Mr.. Scott, laid on The table
bill crcrrnng jures in civil cases was taken up on
nnllnn o Mr. Srutt and with Sundry amendments uf
tered h} different members, made the order Of The day r
Friday next.
VA i-oIon OF Mr. Clalhorne the resolution sui nit
to- IhnTSlav by Nj Hinrr mas taken IN and ha;nr
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House was engaged The While dav. in cmn'ittee
# the whole, in th c,nsiderann Of bills the private
calendar of which grral number were a.an reported
to the II use and passed a urled
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VINCENT NrTCHEK ESQ

Inc DanvIile Register, pleased to observe
says thai Mr. Wch"r has re-con~idered his d.termna
!I"n TO decline re-eecon the State Senate. and will
Serve an'her term if it should By the pleasure Of he
people q the District ID honor him With their surares
nder these circumstances, shall for the present at
last, decline copying the communication in the Wing.
settling trh the very strong claims Of Dr. VIM. c. Sta.
pes, o Patrick county, be the candidate of the Whr
pnrty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-08

We should lhnk he res.i~son of The would
not be objected by he neliilencrr Uninn. The
space occupied By very undressing deb lies very t
viii snhrcs-ft NJ lis rrion il allowed all i report
rd-d4privrS their . pc " urh interest. Every unr
# ihfF ,dprs rel ice thu they dt a4rpe
rerr', a similar lnann-s The dr!at. Of the House
A. 10 co iHlantS # inaccurary in reporting. have
always remarked that they made most generally By
hose whose opinions AZ sayings nohe raSt I'LL
erest the public. The really abl- men rarely complain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-13

| certo The President. They well deserved his de
annexation in advance of what they miobl h., .d,.
| fectcd in hereafter. Il is a capital iIra 10 /,
them know, once for all, and beforehand HE ,rus
position in which The President stands lowari,
them.
Bul cannot account for the formal conrradic.
ton of this article, which appeared in The Whip
OF Saturday, otherwise han by suoposios Thai
| the Wing represents The views OF some members
OF The Cabinet who may deem il impol,ic al
least al this time, 10 ALLEVIATE from the Wing par.
~ and the administration The support OF the tree
soileis. Neither would This account ior ;-t,r
both articles undertake. 10 represent The yirws Of
the President personally and officially, and each
make entirely different! statements OF his rirws
on this all-imporlant subject. The "Whis" in
deed, goes so tar as 10 intimate thai The article in
The "lntelligencer" was written upon assumed
and not real authority from The President. The
"Whie," without naming The "InleIlipencer >
asserts that the ".dor takes il upon himself 10
threaten the ree-soilers, ilhey DO moi moi behave
themselves, with The old Hero's vralh."
In short, the "Whie" SO far as i, is an organ
OF The Administration, deprecates the wrath Of
the lree-soilers, and assures them that the Pres-
dent has expressed no opinion, pro or can, on that
delicate supecl. and will leave its decision 10 The
tree action OF Congress. The organs must be
pul in better tune.
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germs Of the ENQUIRER.

- the ENQUIRE Is published DAILY for the city
TSEMI. WEEKLY flor the country.) For the DAILY
l. - seven dollars pei annum and al the rate ofeieh
i, II ta.en for shorter ,sssod than one year. Fo
semi Weekly, five dollars per annum, and Ihres
foi six months, payable 1T advance;to paid Is
81, remitied by mail post paid; six Dollars
l.. ianum al the end ofthe year.
TERMS Of ADVERTISING.
\ THE DAILY ENQClRER-For one square Q,
IN lines, or less, first insertion, fifty cents, nhu
J. 4. ,ueoeedfA. insertion twenty-five cenis-h III
|,lea once week, twice week, or three l'n'es
.,ra, lnifty.seven and 4 half cents
\ THE sEMI-WEEKLY--One square OF sixteen
orless, first insertion, IS cents; for sache"hlihu
Il ~ cents. ~.
,nnua, advertisers harged fifty doiiatsioi tii
Ines, and in that proportion for advertisements
greater lrngth-except Lottery Vendors ana auc-
5ne.rs who are charged one hundred doiiais Spaper
.uded .;a ,,L
,drrs from a distance must be accompanied with
. ADVANCE pay, satisfactory reierences,to insure
,.sGtiun. ..,-,
r All dues To this office may be RENTED per mail,
1od aud available Bank notes, al the kisk OF the
rf The postage cf aHietters 6sisg pad by the orr
THE postage Of single letter is scarcely Of any
ant g. the winter: IL sths accumulation OF post
[. IN an extensive business, which operates rs
|, sus TAX u,on TIE Editors.l
: All Obituaries aud Marriages from the Country,
.,y-r the party's handwriting is unknown al this
aust be authenticated by the endorsation oil the
MASTER in the neishborhood they will IN no case
.rt>h-d. Every measure, that has been taken TO
,timposilions and quizzes, has proved heretofore
.sIius. We must, therefore, insist y such case,
ar colnmunicationbeng certified by the maine OF
p,.,masier. nritten on the back Of theletter.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore sun n !, !
ipril 1S1t

NASHINGToNt hP'h ~ -
The Cabinet and the Erecu.tss Organs Zen.
Taylor on Free Soil-7he O'gans out q
Tune, Sc.
The two organs Of the administration are
somewhat al variance with each other. The ca o.
incl is SO harmonious that The organs can abord
10 disagree. 1t may be said that The present DIS
cord between the two organs "is harmony mol un-
ders,ood." | confess that do not understand il
as any thin, else bu, discord. OIL course, IL IS
absurd 10 suppose tina, men whose interests and
feelings are SO nearly ientica have any difhcui-
lies in their way. but they seem TO have thrown
a great deal oil difficulty in the way oil iner OF.
CANS. The fact is perhaps, that the members Z. q
the cabinet are personally very friendly, out sun
may differ, and do differ, very widely upon 2
number OF important topics which distract DOLE
| OF The grea, parties al This time.
A potion Of the whig party-ihe irce-soilers
and MISUNDERSTANDING men-were much
| shocked al the menaces thrown out against iheT
| in the In,elligencer. They were spoken OF II
terms of studied insult. Terms used 9ply as K
| thieves, were applied to them. Should they %
Ssreofey detectedh in the prosecution Of lheit wei
lnown and often avowed principles, they were t
he visited, according to this article, with Inc indis
nsn, trowps OF The President, which, in my opin
i'm would 0serve them right" !. Tor one, neve
saw apy reason why the President should TAX
any other ground in regard 70 them than IN
ground so expressly attributed by The in'ell'gen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-13
THE CuRA huMBUG.

We have said very little abou,!h flaming 1'",
nuneiamento OF Mr.. Thomas Cauis hesi''e'
-,or we have never known paper WIN ~
much os,enla,ious pretenrons, 'all mere sudden
" or aa,ly to tie ground. The best PROOF o. ~ !,
haseless character, is The sca!hins cas"ea'oh It
has received a, the hands OF 'he Wing press ~
particular, eager as they always are 10 ca'cn a.
anv ming hat hears against the la'e a1'n'a,s'fa-
ion win The exception OF the Richmond !" hig'
,.4.mned nm with lam, praise" Mr.. RS
windy leuer has been pficked in every point oy
No universal whig press, Some Of them say
,ha, his real object is TO let The world know that
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-13
OUR MINISTER IN MExICo.-A CORE.

OUR MINISTER IN MEXlCO.-A cores.
ponden, OF the New York Herald, writing from
Mexico, relates the following:
| called today on Mr.. Clifford, The American
Minister. He lives in very good style, IL me
front of spacious doinici in the rear OF which
resides Mr.. Hargous, The well known Mexican
merchant, whose business extends throughout all
Mexico, and who has branch Of his house IN
New York. Mr. Clifford thinks well oil The al
ninis,ra,on Of Herrera. He says is the best gov
eminent the Mexc-ns have ever had yet. In
this CITY il has mol single press devoted 10 us IN,
leresls. The stories about Santa Anna's ARRIVAL
here Mr.. C. does not believe
Mr.. Clifford was just concluding despatch 10
our government, TO announce that he bad at last
concluded an arrangement with The Mexican au-
,horitics, by which they had agreed 10 allow over
halt million pounds oil tobacco, imported mt
The country while in the possession Of the hme
rican troops, 10 be restored 10 The owners, ana L
be disposed OF tree of duty. II has hitherto peer
kept in possession by the Mexican authorities
| Mr.. C. likewise says that he is in hopes 10 o'
| able 10 induce the Mexicans TO admit American
cotton upon duty Of four cents per pound; Il !
now six cents. ,,.a
Referring to The gold excitement, Mr.. GILMORE
stated that, at diplomatic dinner ne gave on VA
Dad OF February, The Minister OF inc INFERIOR d
sured him that he had full faith in all Inc sore
he had been told about The discovery oil goid II
| California, and indeed, that he doubted not ina
vet m IRE important discoveries would Ultimate
1 be made.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-13
VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR


W authorised by Robert P. Somervill, of Tennes'
Y. 10 sell his Tract Of Land on the Roanoke nyer,
y Taylor's Ferry, containing, by late survey ASS
II. There are on il l56 acres OF valuable river bot
,'eady for cultivation. The high land Is ofvery
ttct quality, and well adapted 10 the cultivation OF
eco wheat and corn. Persons desiring TO view the
WIZ please cali on Dir. Armistead Sturdivant, who
/, ~ III. nelehbofhood, and will take pleasure in
wing TERMS will be made 10 suit the purchaser.
JNO. :. EATON,
Attorney for Robert P. Somervil.
stndrrsnn. Granville CO Y. C.. March eff
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BOOKSELLERS AND MERCHANTS

kri1NAS, coWPEETiWAlT & CO, PUBLISH Rs
40 BooxsRLLEns No 253, Market Street, Phiiadei
|. uyIe the attsnt ION OF Booksellers, Merchants,
l,et. Interested ia the of Education, To III Z
..5e school Booi published by tbem-among
+ l,e the following, viz: Mitchell's Geographical
| ;. comprising Primary Geography, intermediate or
,.ly Geography, Schoo! Geography and Atlas,
,.s! Geography and Atlas, and Biblical or Sabbath
al Geography; Greene's First Lessons in Gram
& ;,errr's Analysis; Chambers Grammar; Jarvis
s,5sy; Johnston's Turner's Chemistry; Johnston's
ophy; Pnnock's Schoo! Histories, England,
|r,,e Rome and Greece; swans Spelling Book and
Readers; Frost's History of the United States
/ american Speaker; Picot's series of French Read
!. smiths Introductory Arithmetic; Smith and
re. Arithmetic; Smiths Key; Smiths Algebra;
! 'a's Bots Analytical Geometry; Wilmsen's Read
~ and Keith on the Globes; SCOTS Lessons; Ur-
&, spanish Grammar, &c, &c.
L. { & co. are also The Publishers of various
!. Medical and Miscellaneous Books, and, in addi-
ii-tr own Books, keep constantly on hand the
~. ,.,oinent Of Books and Stationary 10 be found
AZ 'ailed States, which VIII be sold At the lowest
k. oi cash or approved acceptances.
Me- l3-cJms
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70 weaken her safety, paralize her union am
energies, relax her consciousness of and devoiiof
to, her rights, and humble her powerIess al INT
feet of dominant majority. With these views
pressed as We are for room, we devote our CO.
lumns 10 circulation Of The document, IN al
lis beauty and power. II presents NAKED, over
towering facts, and fully vindicates the South
asain,, the charge OF interiorhy, on account OF
her slave institutions. The paper is in every
way worthy Of tie candid and earnest examina-
ton of our readers-and We Ito bu Justice to
them and the South in giving i, the wides! ex-
tension in our power:
To the Editors 0flac Enquirer.
Enclosed send you copy OF lecture dely-
cred in Cincinnati by Mr.. Elwood Fisher, on
the exciting subject of excluding slavery from
all the laiely acquired territory Of The United
States. You may have seen This already, and
have decided on placing parts, if NOT all OF il,
before The readers of your widely circulating
journal. But, lest the pressure OF your engage
ments al this juncture may have prevented you
from examining Mr.. Fishers lecture, have VEN
tured 10 invite your attention TO il, and express
the hope should you coincide with me as 10 the
value otthe overwhelming facts, the highly i'm
porlanl and varied aspects in which he mas pre-
scented his views and arguments that you will al
no distant day, insert his lecture in fill in The En-
quirer The author is regarded as one Of The most
forcible and accomplished writer's in The North.
west. This production is moi only powerful
from its startling array of facts, which impau
irresistible force 10 his conclusions, bnt exempt
from all sectional feelings, and based upon The
immulatle grounds Of ruth, justice and reason.
In style, il IS clear, direct and nnosenatous.-
As lecture, il is replee with original views. sus-
tanned with marked ability, and breathing spi- |
iii worthy Of christian and patriot. The au-
hor is esteemed for his virtues and his talents,
and such production emanalng from such a
source, so illustrative II christian spirit and pat
-io!ic devotion, is eminenily commenda hle, and |
trust his efforts will be convincing and salu-
arv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-13
MARRIAGE OF AN AMERICAN MIN

observation-disclosures from Chill says:
The maui,ge Of he American Minister, The
Hon. Seth Barron, with chiIian Senorita, con- con-,
tinued 10 be the Subject Of conversation IN all
private circles. AL The foreign Ministers and
members of The Diplomatic Corps. the Commo-
dore and commander Of several American YES
sell. Of war. and many other distinguished per
sons were present. The members o the Cniiian !,
Cabinet were invited but lid no; see nj 10 attend.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-13
ploughS! PIoughs! Pioughs!

- received, full assortment of Prouty 4 Near y
4, el.orat-d premium, self sharpening and centre
y. ehi Pl.OUGHS. to winch Invite the particular
ilaoh ~ Farmers In want Of 4 superior article.
rn'rnd Seepinga supply OF the above Poughs con.
~! "h hand. J X PARKER,
u Main street, Isl door below the Union Hotel.
|. ''afch 2S-dilS caaw3t& w6W
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NOTICE


r. Meeting OF the President and Directors Of the
i,l Railroad Company, Al their Office. on Satur.
. ~ III day Of February, 1919:
r;sas Tie several monthly acquisitions heretofore
i, ! subscribers for Stock il the Louisa Railroad
AZ, lof tie purpose of extending said rod from
t,sile 10 the base OF the Blue Ridge, in part pay.
h L zach share of Stock so subscribed for Us aiore
t-yf: on The LIST days of January, March, April,
IT, ilsasi, september, October and December, ISIS;
IL = days If February aud March, 1919, Of live
~ ,h,t-; and On the Isl days o. June, July and
-st-; -, Of ten dollars per share, nave in many
,srrs not been complied with I" any part there
az others but partially complied with
t..sS-i therefore, That the said acquisitions be,
n .i1i- are hereby repeated, and that due publ
"-i,oin gwen; and that, on the further failure
b., .,h S;cokhoder Stockholders TO comply with
! s4t QUESTIONS. the President Of the Company be
acai.: and required either 10 make sale ofthe Share
s.t. 4 ans such delinquent Stakeholder, in order
NJ i amour; Of such acquisitions, in The manner
k.,iA, y, act -ntiii-d Ian act pIesCTibi.s
-f.fl equations tor The incorporation ndiruau
k.ars." or Il recover the same by motion on ten
!, raicr rs liz may deem most eIpedieht.
;rr Cow from the Minutes. Teste,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Secretary.
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BARK WANTED

ut Mt subscriber having rented the new Tau Yard al
bacon Quarter Branch, o'merly occupied by E. s.
~, n!hough0 wishes TO purchase Spanish and Ches-
|, 20, BARK, ior which the highest price will be paid,
isd 'u''oef iniorma'ioh' apply at the Tan
March 77-c,aayl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-13
INNER COURSE OF MEDICAL IN
| .Tp,;cTIo\ IN RICHMOND, VA.


has crur.. Of summer Instruction, IN the various
branches .. Medica, Education, VIII be resnInea
= '.tn al Lectures and examinations, on NUS
Il ami IAN and he continued, under the follow
arrangement. until the middle OF october.
LECTURES on :,
atm, and Physiology by Carter Johnston, n. ~
lg,iy surgical Anatomy ana Ma'eria s.ea'e"' ny
1rl.s Bell Gibson, NJ Il.
be. I! M7tielue und Obstetrics, by James H. Con
f-i, VI %.
k.B,.fy and Pharmacy, by ). Maupin, NJ. ID.
m. the course ouly Two Lectures VIII he denver
u day. Thus ,lylng 10 the student ample time ior
~ and for the study OF the various clinical cases
~ wiIl be constantly brought Ia MS attention.
s~ieu,s viii have access al all times To The ~arus
u lnirmary az the Medical College, and oil 'be
aond Aims. House.
.adar, opportunity VIII be afforded for the study
tactical Anaiomy. 800
pr the whole course, SOU
js,ts Tor the coufsr viii be issued by the Secretary
CARTER r. JOHNSON, Secretary.
iitamond. March 2-dlwSc2awtl6,hApril
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"CAANGE OF FRONT"

Werrerct that our society and STATE VIII pre-
badly soon lose Two citZ.ns Of Vrs'n'a--out we
sill more regret The cause which induces ms
loss From all accounts, Messls. John 5. Gal
Iaher ana Robert II. Gaaher, OF the kcpuol'-
can, viii supersede DR.. Collins and Mr. I. Y.
Wash,neton. both valuable officers ana WORRY
sons Of Virginia. The Washington correspond.
cpt oil he Baltimore Patriot, OF ApFi on, says
il is fumored that several changes o. heHos y
bureaus will take place io-m0fFo" 90"
them ,ha,"Dr. Collins, First Auiho'' WIN s''e
,,,.e ), linn :. Gallaher" sThe correspondent
! 81 The New York Herald writes, on 'hc y" hp'"
,b,t MIR Peer G. Washington, Auditor o. fos'
oa.o Accounts. has been notified ha, his rcmo-
-, i decided upon thai Mr. GailaheF, o.
,be Richmond Republican, will get The vacancS.
n ,nv "riendsn OF General Taylor deserve Of
fee these two gentlemen do--i'r they nave
| tough, manfnlly for The 'old Chief But W. had
honed that they would nave temainci stern me-
nnmenrs TO the ruth OF Oh Zac's var cry, INC
friends 10 reward, no enemies 10 PUNISH, anu
that they. above ali men, would have carried ihtt
pracice the "no-pauy," "an'i.snoi's" NOTICES
which, in The CANVASS, they flung 10 The bfeeze.-
Rnl alasl the days 81 Roman All! Spartan iifm
ness are pas
The National Wing ha, been at me pains Y
ascertain The exact number Q! he 'feiofmat''n'
!, n. nos, offices during March, and lhel
,o,o,r, - tso hundred and tirtv-sic! a coed
10 nnmberlo begin With, Tor 'no party pies'
dsr,l How do The "Tayior Democrats" Ike III
pcture2 c,;
a correspondent, Of he Baltimore Clipper
w,i;ius on the Oh, says with graphic coo!ne,s
The administration has been "a W., pei :,
,or one month and during thls tif"c ','eic ." :.
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cnrs The support Of The entire Wang party NJ
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while the Wings have applied locomotive s'ea u
7 eno;nes 10 tear il away from him. hfd tn's
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