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TO UNDERTAKES.

4 PLAN fer building new Court'hIsr Tor ih'
~ county Of Amelia-Of brick. with ston' foundation
covered with tln-with all the specifications, WI "
by the rirst of May next, deposited IA III, Clerks ~
flee Of said county for the inspection O CONTRACTOR
and UndrItakers. Sealed Proposals VIII thereafter 2
received until The first oil June hen they be opr
ed BY lhr committee, and the contract awarded.
Address-..The Secretary Of the Buting Commit
tee" Amelia Courthouse, Va LEIGH,
in behalf of the Committee.
April 2n-ctlstJune
,cJ- The Richmond Wing, Petersburg Intelligence,
and Petersburg Republican viii publish wice wse'
until the 18Th May next, and forward lhr acconns Z
apl.li, Cont house
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Photographed Tor The Baltimore American
WASHINGTON, D. c., Apr . ls49

OFFICIAL 81 TAR PRESIDENT
The following Deputy Postmaster nave beef
appointed, giz:
Abraham JONES, al Quincy; lllIn'is; RiCha.
l. Wilson, Chicago, Illinois; Abier AuslE
Lynn, Massachusetts; Julius NJ. AtGiey, lihca
New York.
Collector Of The Customs-Bela B. Haskell, q
Marlborough Maine; Daniel Remics, kenne
bunk, Me-; VIM. B. Smith, Machias Ne.
Surveyors John B. Abel, Town Creek, MI
VIM. Coad. 81. Mary's River.
Timber Agents Tor he Navy. D. Trace
John Waiersron, Isaac Townsend, Daniel 4
McLcane, Antonio Collins, Pen>acoh, Fnrifi
E. Sanford Sayne, z P. Davis, Alassma J. +
Thompson Louisiana; VIM. B. Howell Miss
Sipp.
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Tho Legislature OF the State OF Pennsylva
MIA adjourned ne die on Tuesday last. Among
the measures passed are several of general 10.
tercst.
The new Appropriation Bill provides for the
payment of tie interest on the State debt 10
current funds, Instead of the deprecated cur
rency heretofore so much complained Of II
also authorizes the re-issuihg of Relief Notes to
the amount of those already out, which latter
arc 10 be called in and destroyed; aud suspends
for the period Of thrte years the clause Of The
old act, by which $751; 900 Of those notes were
10 be destroyed every three months. This mes-
sure. il is said, will save The state $1,000 10
$4,000 Der annum in interest.
Provision is made for avoiding the Inclined
Plane on the Columbia Railroad near Pniladel-
phia.
The same law provides for the completion of
the North Branch of the Pennsylvania Canal
The new Revenue Bill, it is estimated. will
bring into the Treasury from S20O, 600 10 $780,
600 from sources not here ofore drawn upon.
Provision il also made for Sinking Fund for
the payment of the principal Of the State Debt.
Toe Common Schuol system is 10 be reoigan-
ICED. as well as the Militia System, which is so
altered as 10 dispense with parades, substituting
small lax on all liable 10 service and who do not
belong TO volunteer associations.
Some important amendments 10 The Constnu
ton were adopted, making The Judges o. The va
rious cour,s OF Inc Commonwealth elective BY
the people. These, however, will require The
SANCTION OF anutner Legislature before they can
become part OF The fundamental law.
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ITeegraphed for the Baltimore American
Nru 0prcIEs nril 81

Higgins, the mate of The steamer Falcon, was
commit ed TO jail today, alter examination for
final Trial, upon The charge OF numbering Davis,
the colored man, on board the Falcon, on The
18th of March last.
The Cholera has almost entirely disappeared.
The Couon market is steady and prices slight.
~ improved.
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RICHMOND, VA.
wednesday Morning, april Is, lea9.
,,.,,,r,s TAYLORISM I

:. 90 little understood in England
- i. Ds,ubic revelations, if not DC,
.;aned 10 chea, and delude, have certain. n
sr.o, IN he las, campaigu-and the san''
ms ). still being in,ended-though' .oanA' :.
80 .,;o,;c and enlightened people, Inc Se''''
or,,be, will have 10 rend the curtain Oh NY ''e..
,.;rc,es him, and take position Oh o"o
80 ~ the other. The imposition cannon 'nuNI :
,a,,or % on. Though from the leak'nss 'u' '
.-;.,,s conversation, we may infer mat oe"'
Tavlor is in favor Of Protective
l,augural on that subject is eau''oea'
- ho,ded When we first read iha' paper
,u,;.h n.od,ceJ such Miraculous cohVe'si'"
- ,,.a "a po,,s VIC treated it as ouno'e u
wayne aeneralilies, which mish' o' ''1'
ma.n aov hing or nothing Such is the view
.-,.n, i r,y,and, where the Free Traders ana
ia Nooonolls,s draw directly 'pPos'le 'h'ere"'e'
rroc, the same sentence Lei Tue ""s ~.
flor saw nothing of The 'Kane ie"er' i"'
,,,on correspondent of the Na'ions' ih'e'i'
pencer has the following ,,,s
%, me prorectunisls aud the Free lfadsis
-. c,a,m,us GEN Taylor as thrt supP','e' az =
ss"o Sentence ss% in n %s a "'Ss
sus"s ae saws: 1T shall he my sluny " ~ :.
duu'e ,nch measures 10 Congress as NAV =.
lon,' and proper 10 secure enconl age ."
~ n,o,ectiur IL he great Interests ~ Be-
,rr. commerce, ant MANUFACTURES no II
ion cav me advocates OF II, was ~ 'a.s alsc,
, ns ,,r'neiples on which Gen. IaYlot wa s"n,s
pI b,s opponent mas FREE trader anu me peope
ss' sa MIN Ss DENLY him. in the
nils, decree and 10 The largest possible "On
u ue n,r doc,,ine. The Free-lader Ieplies ""
n"0 eD not han that he will extend equal SoS
'set,o 10 all The grea, national Interest," ~ y S"I
,Ss1eo nsnufaetes the great oEee, or Wo'u
von seek prorcion, will mol receive any ensv
soem o Or support beyond what Is c"mpa,u',
nnb The interests OF agriculture and eomms,es
, w we haA, they would do any increass n
dn,v was laid upon foreign goods IN a'u a,l Gu u
" con,a s Of similar articles produced a
home"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-27

MIR. Dallas writes 10 the Pennsylvania thai
tie phrase in his parting address 10 the Senate
which has been held up as plagiarism from Ma.
cauley, was used by him in The form OF quota.
tion, and was so written in the original copy OIL
bis address,
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PROMOTED.-We learn that Lieut.. George
Adams has been promoted To Commander IN
the Navy, in place Of Commander Irvine Shu-
brick, deceased-Norfok Beacon.
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PITTSYLVANIA SENATORIAL DIS
TRlCT

The li.tlitt is Wing, but zee rust that The
saliant ana ,ruly Sor:hefn Democratic candi
dale, George Penn, will succeed over Colone
Crawford Turner, one Of the - Wing di>senrels
from The Conway resolutions" Mr.. I. in Fin.
sylyania admitted, like Messrs. Bots, Scot, and
Pendelon, that Congress had the power 10 enac,
the exclusion OF slavery from the territories, hu'
put forth The following Unsatisfactory excuse Tor
standing oul against the solemn action of Vlr-
GINA. Such dIsric; should forge! party, and
elect none bnt a true man al the present crisis.
Can they be satisfied with such an c1tenuali0n
a, we 6od 10 the following effect in the Danville
Register, Wing:
HE did ho as has been asserted, approve OF
SCOTS resolutions, because he thought they were
TOO tame and yielding, nor cid he approve Of lnr
Conway resolutions chiefly because he was OPP
posed TO calling the General Assembly oselheI
10 legnla'e on subjects which would fall more
leeitimately within The province oil a Conven-
ton. He also showed that his objections To
these were participated in by Al oher members
who with him preferred the resolutions offered
by Mr. Thomas III Fairfax and which were al
most technically The same as those adopted by The
Legislature OF North Carolina. For these he vo-
ted, and he humbiy conceived they covered the
whole ground without rcnquishipg an ioia of
Southern rights; bu;, il Tor no other reason he
should have preferred Them from the tact that
they could have been unanimously adop.ed and
We should have thus been enabled 10 90 before
The North with an undivided front"
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ANNEXATION REPUDlATED IN THE
CANADA LEGISLA rURE.-ln he Canada
Legislature ON Saturday week, while Inc 'ar,ti
Question was under discussion, ine >ublec of an-
nexa,ion was casually alluded 10, when Mr..
Blake, Solicitor General, rose and spoke as Iol-
lows:
"He deeply regretted that such proposal
should have emanated from any political party,
or from any section Of the Province. The dark
eat day fer Canada would be that on which The
last OF the British troops should leave her shores
He n osted that he should never see thai day, and
be believed The sentiments he had uttered would
be responded 10 by every Honorable Member in
the House."
This speech was received with loud cheers
from all quarters oil the House, and MIR. Blake is
oue OF the disafected party.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RECEPTION OF EX,PRESIDENT POLK
La A

RECEPTION OF EX.PRESlDENT POLK
AT HOME.
Yesterday was day long TO De remembered
by The citizens of Columbia and Mauiy county.
On Monday evening last II was UNDERSTOOD 'ha'
Ex.Pfesidenl Polk would, on yesterday, feaeh
without disihtSr lalelllgence went ou' iu,o ,''e
from every direction, no, only from Msue1GSi -
from Marshall, Giles and Lewis counties, Tor The
purpose OF welcoming back an olc friend, who
has SO recently filled, with ~ much honor 10
himself aod glory TO the country, the highest sta
lion known among men. Al hall-pas! o'clock
the commiuee Of reception, consisting ol the fol-
loving gentemen, went out some three miies
from lcwn 10 meet the ex-PfesidenI, 10 wit:
James n. Thomas, +. u. Roche, A l. Pillow,
C J. Dickerson, W. ). Flemmlns, W.. Z. Whit
horne, A. M. Looney, A. W. ,iiliiard, G. b
Duncan, l. F. Pillow. ]. K. Groves, W. Web
sl.r, r. 3. Moore. NJ. Smith, and 2. Melon.
As the ex-President his amiabie and accom-
plished lady, and he committee OF reception ad
yanced towards town, they we're met ny an iu-
mense concourse OF laties ard gentlemen, in ca =
riages aud on horseback. A short distance from
town the procession was joined by The excellent
Brass Baud, and by handsome military compa-
ny from Jackson college, and by hundreds Of GU
liens on loot The excellent mu'ic vi the band
and The ringing vi the bells, announced me ap.
pruacn OF the long procession. The procession
marched though the pubic square, which was
densely Crowded win spectators, and proceeded
opposite To the Sac Bank. Wncu The VAST as
senblage had gathered IS near as possible, Ma
jor General Gideon J. Pillow, who had been Sc
lected by he committee i"r IA, purpose, prucee.
ded 10 welcome back Mr. PIX u the society OF
his old ffenGs and neiehooTs, IN bnef but Ia
one Of the ;nos c!equenI speeches that we have
ever had the pleasure ol ist,nIngto. Mr.. Folks
response was sutlme, e.oqueni, and approprI-
Ale Indeed The touching manner iE which nc
alluded 10 the ASSOCIATIONS ot ether days, brought
teafs from the eye 81 suaireds o: his auditors.
We will not do the speeches me injustice OF Al
tempting to describe them. but hope 10 b. able
10 procure copies Tor publication.
Alter ,ne speeches had been concluded, The
cobmitee and The procession accompanied MI
Polk 10 The residence OF his esteemed mother,
whom be had DOT mei IN more than tour years.
where Mr.. Polk during the evening rrce we'd the
congratulations and good wishes OF hundreds OF
his friends OF Doth political parties. We say
again that yesterday will long be remembered BY
the good people Of Columbia and M,ury county.
We are happy to stale That the ex-Pfes'dent
has nearly eulirely recovered from his recent Ill
ness, and il is hoped that he will soon asalu &c
cover his accuso ned strength and health. Co-
snoia, Tenn. Recorder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-27

TN RY.-VIRGISIA AT Rules held 70 J,
L Clerks Office Of the Superior Court Of Chanc'n
the Richmond Circuit the 7th day Of April, lo'9: =,
William DAILY, Joanna Daily, Elixlbeth DAILY ana y.
cy Daily, PiainpH
against r,..
Joseph Daily, William Daily, Betsy TRsley. John "a =,
ley, James Tinsey, Edward Tinsley. Jack Inssy,
other Driena1nu
The defendants above named not having ,a MN,
their appearance and given security, ACCORDING a.
act nf Assembly and the rules Of this Court anu la
Pearing by satisfactory evidence thatthey are ~ N,
bitants of this Commonwealth: IL is ordered, IA fl
said defendants do appear II the rules 10 ne api
the said Court on the first Monday in June w., ,op,
answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and tha' .n.p.r
of this order he forthwith inserted In some -. sue
published in III. city Of Richmond for two NOM s,e
cessiyely, and posted at the front door q 10. -
Court -honse, In the said city. Copy; rIeft.
April levin T. RobEhie.
TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Rules hra - Cof
i Clerks Office ofthe Superior Court o. nag" Isa9:
the Richmond Circuit, the 7th day OF Api,n T,rl,
Matthew Terrell, Administrator Of Eiiha0p, ,jn,f:
deceased,
against dh.r
'nohas n"'s'a'e a"u 'a'a" "' Defendant.
The defendants above named mol hassns >, m, act q
annrarancr and given security according 70 t,.,rns
Assembly and the rules q this Court, anu Of
by satisfactory evidence that they are ~ M aid IT,
this Common wealth, Il is Ordered ma s Gr thr ald
PENDANTS do appear al the rules 10 Dc n.u an.ad
Court on The first Monday in June neil arr orssr
thr hin Of The plaintiff and that copy Of N ne
forthwith inserted in some newspapei p.....sel,, and
CITY ~ Richmond for Two month"; house Ia inc
posted nj the from, door Of the staie e"u''
said city. A Copy unRPRTS Clsil'
April Il-cw2m
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TIE NEW KIM

The new King Of Sardinia, Vor Emma.
Ell, was born in the year 1920. Ils49 he " m..
riet The daughter OF The Archduk Reynie, IN.
former Vlceroy OF Milan, Who na,imsrll m ."'
lied the ssler Of Charles Albert. nus no rsr
King is cousin-serman 10 The Ex.npenr Ps'
d,nand, fri and second cousin, The mes,
Emperor, Francis Joseph On III 26.h y,c",
Emmanuel reviewed The Nation Guam !,
Tnnn by whom he was received vh he u,ms.
enthusiasm
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Defendant

IN CHANCERY-ViR6IsIA:- Rules brld y -,
Clerks Once of the Superior Court OF Chancsh "
the Richmond Circuit, the 7fh day Of April le's,
Charles West, Plaih'"
against
Edwin Cooper and other Deirnuan.'.
The defendant above named not having eh..'ea y, X
appearance and given security, ACCORDING " W.
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, ana apv.a y
by satisfactory evidence that he u not an 'hha !,
this Common cath, II i Ordered, Thal ihe .,t
PENDANT do appear al the rates 10 he held for 'he
Court on the first Monday in June next, ana ~ =
the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy OF ms oa
forthwith inserted in some newspaper publishep " NJ
civ or Richnond for two months successfully, an
posted at the from, door Of the State Court 10 W
said CITY. COpy-Teste,
April il-cw2m hObEhIs :.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-27

IN CHANCERY-ViRGisiA AT Rules held IN Y
Clerk 't'icr Of the Superior Court OF Chancrp =
the Richmond Circuit, the 7th day of April, 1919:
Richard q Nnrrl-, and James Morris and Niiua
Morris, Irants under the ag. of twenty one year. /.
their brother and next friend the said Richard . v
rs, Plainr'
against
Richard Garland Edward Garland, Caius " tal'
and other Defendant
The defendants abDve named not having enss'.
their appearance and given security, according 70
Of Assembly and the rules OF this Court. and ~
peirncby satisfactory evidence that they are nGI W.
hiants of this Commonwealth, IL - Ordered, Ihl' y
said defendants do appear IL thu rules To he hed i'
said Conn on the first Monday in June next, an5 :,
the hill Of The plaintiffs; and that copy of To-
der h- forthwith inserted IN some newspaper pnhi'".&
IN the city Of Richmond for two months Successive,
and post. al the front door Of the State C0urho"
tie SAID city Copy-Test1,
Apri lI-cw2m p ROBERTS. Llrft
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With reference to the section boye ,,,,I
the four smaller kingdoms wi receive eu 10
nenlalion OF Two members ea,, and 6,' au aug.
Sta,es OF from two 10 ono each "ier
MITIGATIONS.-Th The Ch4ber =, n
OF Turin met in petmanence orhe 2stb plnes
evening sitting, the same day ttPresits,, ~ an
Chamber Inaas .ns =, ao aso a'enen, 10 l NJ
TO his Majesty "The King stat thai he st %ht
Charles Albert, had considered his DIM, 'a'aer,
dicate, as The heavy conditions 1poss5 4" - ao-
enemy had almost broken his hrt. =, 'ae
added, Il have already obtained ose co,.; n'lg
10 be much less onerous than airs, n ,o.
and shall do all that possibly q 10 p,o.
further mitigation OF Them The ing 6O ,IS'.
pressed his anxiety tor The indeptence =; &
country, and said that on This poi he vor y zoe
depart from The policy OF his tahe' The M;t ao'
ter Pineli then addressed The Chaber ana ' ".s,
lha. the Ministry had determined send a sa~
senger 10 he Austrian General, Order m ue''
The aid OF the great powers who b of,e,sa =, In
mediation, 10 obtain some impons not;s.. 'ne''
OF lhe armislice. Finally, the Climber m rs,G y
secret committee, 10 consult on thm.asnrs.' ~
ce,safy to be taken under the eQin, CT NC
| stances
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-27

On Sunday last great crowd assembled 10
u;,ness the conservation Of The new and beauiI.
iuI Episcopal Church in Fredericksburg. Bishop
Meade oficialed, assisted by Rev. DR.. Sparrow,
Mr.. Friend, Mr.. Cole, and other clergymen.-
The Church Isl. George's) is in the Gothic style
and is under the re.torship Of Rev. Mr.. Maguile
On Monday, says he News 81 pews were sold
for s2l GOO, leaving 10 instead OF 20 free ones.-
The deb, is S2l ,0OD.
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MORE HEADS OFF.

Tbe ,hnoders Of the big organ, the in'e'''seu ,
%. b.vs for time drowned the squeaS'ns' :,
the minor organ, the National Wing anu ''Of ,;o0
mo daily record of remoyals-an "i'u"' '''0''
uoon usage !" as The big organ calls ii " eur
,s.rarors forced 10 look for light TO the oinei'
en-, Democratic papers for the removals ;" w..
yc;,;,;es We have batch oil men, o'' ia -
m roam This morning but ior one case anu '"''
-. c,.,. IF South Carolina, where, as the
Charleston Mercury says:
"Tne Democratic party OF South Cor1i,u a.
IN ,hei, long reign OF power, s'eao.S -
IN sanction or counlcnance removals irop' oA.
for onInion's sake, and they had reason % g
,sct like forbearance on the part OF 'p'' r
poLenls." oa In
Dr. F. VI. Robertson has been appoin'eu ~
speclor Of Drugs, Chemicals, &C., LOT 'po p0'
of Charleston, in The place OF 'onn W. "'1tr'
,emosed. MIR. Clapp is an accomplished So. 80.
=, having studied chemistry under the uist'h
.,s,.J Professor Siliman, and in every respec'
discharged his duties with an ability and hoeinS
cred,able to himself and satisfactory 10 '"'
whole community Yet such man IS remoSe'
on merely party grounds. The Mercury 'a''
.sWe would not exchange the dead osso'5
for thousand living sons less meritorious.
That paper, with just severity upon V'O'a'e'
professions and with prophetic Warning s'y>:
"This is The introduction into our mlds'' un.ltI
| Inc regime OF TayloIism, oil iha' eon'en'ia'
HE nol1cy of political prescription, ~h'cn' 10
Years mast. has been repudialed by The peop''
If South Carolina; and we presume II is Gu, NV
commencement OF a system which IS 10 CIV
from Office every Democrat who refused % sacti
dce his principles and 10 fill lhei' places WIN I'M
nattizans and aGvo ales OF VIII sgeFy.
IL II no, the Wings attempt 10 shelter men
selves from responsibility under the m'serao'
nre,exl that The public Interests require inc =
moval Of faithful and efficient officers, Wf.use Oh.
~ offence consists in difference oil poli''cai sen
,imen,. Such hypocriIiral evasion is as anWoi
INV of those 10 whose hands power has oeeh con
| flied. as il is unjust 10 lis victims.
ITO those who now for the first time nave ~
troduced this obnoxious system OF prescription
Souln Carolina, we nave only to say they nav
assumed responsibility 10 which they VIII nef'
aler be strictly and risidly held. We know th'
we speak The sentiment OF the Stale on lh's SUI
iect and we Tell these gentlemen that they nav
coriured up a spirit which, exercise II as 'nt
NAV, will, in due time, return 10 plague inc Il
yenlors."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-27

sThe fruits Of great public victory arc ,pa,,y on
that make II worth while to nave ioueht anu L .
II would be curious piece oil ernefaisnp' ai 49,
rout Of the adversary 10 give him back MS plson.'
collect II il luritves Tor him, restore his baRgage, sp
n.s MILITARY chest and artillery, leave nm Tue ntu'
and Withdraw from the country.'-i1fat. an" e"'e
"yc,ory," trout" adversary" prisoners"
afnei,iyes" baggage" supplies" "miliaiy
chesi ,"'arlilery," sc. Who would have tnous"'
,ba, such language would be held by an organ
Of a President who had "no enemies 10 punish'
and who was 10 restore the blessed times oil "the
earlier Presidents" 'ihe era Of good reiins =
The above is indeed, as a correspondent ol inc
New York Pos, says, Prescription made easy
"a sorl Of military primer, by which us primer
niles are brougn, down TO The level OF The loves!
understanding.
"M1. Peter Farley has Obtained The credit o.
conveying great deal OF Information 10 'ne -.
sing generation, by means OF easy ana iamiiiai
pic Ahcfede 70 The capac.y ol me young peu
Ger desires 10 he its teachings in such familiar
language that General Taylor obuse as he is
cannot fail 10 comprehend il. This is mos
happy thought-happily carried out, loo; Tor i
the phrases employed do not prove attractive {
Inc General, what can prove atraclive} IL is
plain as a pike staff General Taylor has Oh
| ained "vlclory" over portion Of his fellow.
ciIzens-thal portion majority pGl them
| 10 the "roul"-is now 10 regard them as his lad
versaries"-to treat office.hoders as "prisoners'
| The Offices held by all bot Whics, as The "bse 9.
gage, supplies, military chest AMI artillery" Of
the enemy, which il would be madness not 10
Withhold. This language isplaln, simple, COM
prehcnsve, and easily nn1cisood."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-27

Las, week in Fori1a considerable snow fell,
and in many places The ground was frozen an
incn in depth. TIL. tr1st appeared 10 prevail IN
streaks; a portion Of IN. crops in the fields being
Gu. of, while in olherportions Of The same feld
il suffered liule oT no nIury.
In some counties nGeorgia The wheat, much
Of which was headed the cotton and sweet ana
Irish potatoes, were amosi entirely destroyed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-27

A, The recent sessio OF the Grand Lodge, |. 0.
O. F. of Virginia, We learn that Edward S.
Housh, Of Aleyantn, was elected Grand Mas
Ter for the ensuing var; E. Filzhugh OF Wheel
ing. D. G. NJ and JanlF. Smith OF Jefferson, u
W.; R. Il. Reid, Seetary, and George w. To-
l.r Treasurer: Mess Philips Of Fauquer, and
Crump Of Richmod, representatives 10 The
Grand Lodge OF the inired States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-27

We are decidedly opposed TO prescription for npin
IONS SAKE although nGly In favor OF JefersnnIan
RrpubIeGa tatlon. .Natehsi Courier.
Tn. above, when We find in yesterdays
Times, is but a pretcxr for violation Of the
s'no parry" professions Of The las, campaen.-
Mr. Jefferson vas a parry man, with avowed
principles, and the Federasis charge him with
having commenced The rule Of "proscrplion -
Uo,n what ground then, can lie friends Of Gen.
Taylor, without "pary schemes, and who was
pledged 10 put down al party, oe J~ds'son's
rule as their own model How Fan they. with
oui IN srossesI Inconsistency, seek 10 turn OUT
any Democrat VINO is honest, iai!aiu and capa-
ble 10 MAKE way Tor a Wing