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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-12
Henderson. Granville co., N. C., March 6--ctf
BYraE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
PROGT NATION


A VACANCY having occurred in the Senate of Vir-
"A eina nv the resignation OF Edward P. Scott, Sena
tor from the District composed of the counties OF
Brunswick Dinwddie and Greensville, the sherfs Of
the said counties therefore hereby required 10 hoio
elections in their respective counties on Thursday, the
18th day of November next, for Senator TO l the va
cancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand an Lieutenant Governor, (uct'
ing In the absence Of the Governor from the
iax seat of Government and under the lesser seal
OF the Commonwealth, at Richmond, the 2sth
day of September, ls49. rr,,
Sept. 29-ctl5thNov JNo. M RAJ ioN.
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MARRIAGES

M.-ed the evening Of the lhaa., Eo, sy ,t
Church, Mr. JOHN j. WAI.rmr ~ n.Inm 1h 70
Miss LUCY W., only dau ''' " ''''''" 'o''H "
Otey Of Lynchburg.
Married. on the 81 ~. Int of New ilama,b,a :,
Mr TIMOTHY Z ANCanRoW Of this cry.
IN the 4th instant, at New Haven. Con.
marrisby the Rev Knowles Of Long Island
nectTKNOWLES. ESQ, Of Richmond, VIr.Inla. To-
rs Il KING, daughter OF Roswell King, E,q OF
sFeslfeld, Connecticut.
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N Ofice.

THE Directors aud tho Stockholders, beth the old
and ew Stock holders, if IL Is proper now to make
distinction of the Staunton and James River iurn.
pike Company, are requested 10 meet In the town OF
Scoitsville on tho 9Th day OF October pfoximo. AS
transacted, full representation Of the stock is desired
B. M. PERKINS, President.
Among other important business to be transacted al
the meeting above noticed, Il is deemed advisable TO
employ an Engineer to commence without further de-
Law a survey of the route This will be sufficient no.
tee to any Engineer wishing TO make the survey.
Sent 25-ctd B. nj. PERKINS,, President.
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Byte LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA,
A PROCLA

A VACANCY having occurred In the representation
States by the death of Alexander Newman, memS.r
elect Of the House Of Representatives of The United
States, for the District composed Of tho counties Of
Mononsalia, Barbour, Marshall, Randolph. Brooke,
zsl and Hancock tho shsrs Of The said counties are
therefore hereby required hold elections in their
speetive counties ON Thursday, the 9Th day Of No.
vember next, for representative to 6ll the vacancy
aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, tact.
ing In the absence OF tho Governor from the
(sEAL seat Of Government and under the lesser seal
Of the Commonwealth, si Richmond, this 18th
day Of September, l6@S.
Sept. l3-ctethNov. JN0. n. PATTON.
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MIDWAY FEMALE ACADEMY.

THE last annual session Of this Institution closed us
be re opened on the LIST day Of October and continue
without interruption until the lst August, 1850.
It's late Principal will continue to preside over the
Instution In with all OF the other teachers,
whose services have also been retained Charges, tho
same az for the last session Some valuable and s1en-
sse improvements In progress For particular In.
formation address DR. Minor, Tappahannock; or
Mrs Virginia Minor, or Miss Lydia Mary Fay, Mil
lers, Post Office, Virginia Respectfully,
JEFFERSON MINOR, ID.
Midway, Essex County, Virginia August 2i-etf
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pTCuMOND LAW SCHOOL.

RICHMOND Law SCHOOL
vV,fIE term of this Institution commences the first
i Wednesday OF November next, and terminates on
tho last Wednesday of March following.
The course scientific and practical, emDra
cling outlines of natural, international and constitu.
ton al law and the principles Of the municipal law oil
Virginia. with the subjects Of pleading and evidence
at SOME length.
The Zoe Tor instruction is $50 for the course, payable
in advance.
Sept l4-dkcwtlstNov WIN. MAXWELL.
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The Office i: 10, named.
TILL, rrnNrssl1s. LEGISLATURE

TIE TENNESSEE. LEGISLATURE
Was organized ~ he Isl o.. In the Senate, )
F. Henry, Wig. ~as ei.cnd Speaker ha'''e
received 10 woes. sid Nj. Wilkes o: Hauy
Democrat, and 10 candidate 10.
In the House. Lsndon Haynes, ID a''e anu
eficien, champ;oa .: Dsmo-.a ey If "asn'ns,
Ion county, Wa, eleced SpeaRsr; ha ing received
80 votes, and s. Allen OF Caro- wing % =
E G. Eastman, III. Eliur .! tn7 -A.e',e"' paper
the Nashville Uai9a. va crsn o'efA' 'ece''-
ing 80 votes, and No Eo'"'"us" Of the True
" From 'I his i, soo,a,s 1A' ''ae he Senate is
whig, ,te House is aem0e5s''f, and on joIn'
ballot there IS, nn4ehe fayl'' Ses.ney. De-
,ro.,.,;c ,nsi,,;,y in his form" s6ly by
n'o'. "''e '''l'''' his procIa.
Wtsgcy. islanders. They
n.,a. rl--" a bloodhound
:, flss,..ns Hartford Times.
the GeneJfno bloc hounds 10 snare Tho h..os
!. mfiioncpo.iz:d "a exhausted by lbs Joco,oeo
AIRY, while Van Snren was Pr.siJenI in ,be
purchases aud i'npo'is IONS made by Them lor
he Flcrida w1 -iRcpu6he. ~ - ~
Were not 81 purchases and imponaIions"
Warmly !sc'm ended and urged by Gen. Taylor
and wire M no! Violently clamored agains,
BY the whie 1:1 We desire simply 10 vindi.
CAFE 1.-THE uuf history"
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oRoANs OF THE ADMINISTRATION

"Conerese Is Gcw" says the Republic IN lis
agony, che Bucna Visa OF The DAY, and Loni'
siana aud Mississippi are now, as then, IHE
F.RLoRS Herr uf THE GENERAL" We cannot
te.ieve Ina, these gallant States will give hIul
any rclief-a as nc has thrown himself into The
arms of Coliaucr, Ewing, Truman Smith, Sc
ward and Other opponehls OF the war aud ira
ducels oi,he coun,ry's honor, and, through the Re
eency. has driven from Office many Of The soldiers
who fought By his side brayely and efficiently
In view o; the acls Of the Regency, these war
cries have lost their cbaIm-aad, indeed, the bal
rcries are no@ luracI against he once honest
sotisr
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR


T Am authorised by Robert P. Somervlll, of Tennes-
Sec TO sell his Tract of Land on the Roanoke riss
near Tayors Ferry, containing, by late survey, 4S5
acres There are on 1t l56 Of valuable river bot
tom, ready for cultivation. The high land Ia Of very
superior qaliiy, and we'll adapted TO the cultivation OF
tobacco wheat and corn Persons desiring to view the
land win please call on Mr. Armstead Sturdivant, who
lives In the neighborhood, and Will take pleasure In
showing TERMS will be made TO suit the purchaser
JNO. 3. EATON,
Attorney for Robert P. Somerviil
Henderson Granville co., N. e., March 6--cn
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Professor Branch's

AT PRINCE EDWARD COURT HOUSE
| THE Winter session will commence on the LIST day
i of November, and sud on The I,h Wednesda OF
April The course of studies embraces all the SUP
ecls usually taught in the best semnarles OF the kind
Board, including all accommodation, Joy
Tuition, ncIud ding Ancient and Modern Languages, 10
Music, ~
Oct 5-ceawtl5Nov
FEMALE SCHOOL AT CHARLOTTE
COURT HOUSE.
THE Winter session Of this School will commence
with the month of November, and close with the
mouth of April.
For Board, per session OF six months, $50
Tuition In the usual English branches, together >,
with the Latin and French Languages, 10 10
S Oct elm DAVID COMFORT, Principal.
TAPPAHANNOCK FEMALE ACADEM Y,
Uader tle direction Of Mrs SARAH J. ELLIS,
MILL receive pupils on the lst Monday in October
w next. Miss 81 L McFee, who needs no eulogy,
aided by Others emnently qualified will give thoIougn
instruction its branches taught IN our best Schools
Accomplished ladies educated Al the school wtnih
the last ten years, and now graeing the highest
afford the farest evidence OF It's excelenCe. .eo
timony of patrons is also offered. The interest OF p-
pills will be promoted by entering them as carry in 'o
| session as possible.
No deduction for absence, unless IN caSeS Vi pio
Terms for ss,sio" IF ten m0ntA. -,
| Junior Class, w
| Senior Class, 9s
l French Class, 81
| Drawing and Painting, IL
| Music. with OF Piano, 70
! Wax Work, ~
Embroidery and Ornamental Needie-work, 10
Board and Washing, every necessary included, %
TESTIMONIAL
For series Of years have patrenised the Tappa-
hammock Female Academy, under the direction OF
Mrs Sarah Ellis, and we cheerfully bear testimony
TO her admirable discipline aud mode Of instruction,
and her moihery attention 10 the conduct ana comfort
of her pupils.
Some Of us have educated our daughters and wards
al the school, and we warmly recommend to the pa
tonnage of others.
Austin peterborough, George Wright,
Thomas Gordon, Pitts,
James Roy Micou, HUT,
Lawrence Roane, Jas Garland,
A Bramham, WIN Samuel, &C.
Aug 24-cw7t
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MORE EVIDENCE

Every day furnishes new proof that the Wing
party OF The aouih, lf.tered as they are by their
vote for the Tree soiisr Fillmore, and by the strong
infusion Of az avery in General Taycr's Re-
gency, have me ibeif duty 10 the South
Fearing 10 ca & he wrath u their Northern
allies, and cohscioas that in voting Tor Fill
more they SURRENDERED every rreiext for justice,
they have lodged The vital issue Of IN, day
Upon This pan We Gao in The Fredericksburg
News, Ia Wig raper) "hich, we have often
taken occasion to say, has oeen true on this ques-
ton: The News ssys:
"In Georgia, ai,l lie Wing candidate Tor Go.
vernon, is beaten, I'D cea:cu d.cervedly. God
gran, that all sue Tnigs n,ay be beaten. The
cons,itulionai'y OF he Wimoi ProViso he indi-
recy advocated, BY declining 10 answer inter-
rogalories proponaded 10 hin OF that subject
He was charged viii heinz advocate, and re-
maincd silent undefi!;e accusation. BY this per-
versi.y he lost his Own election and has endan-
gcrcd the Wing parts in thai State"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-12

Mrs SusAs FlLr, o. Syracuse, N. y, recent>
~ rave br,n 10 five living lniants--all Of whom
are likely 10 do we'll The father Of these children
al once consented 10 marry Susan, and hand.
some sum was subscribed fnr "hI OUT" for The
family. How proud Susan ftf about that time!
The mother Of five children and the wife doIing
hush,nd-alli 10 a dayl Oh! MY!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-12

The Frederick News announces "with
sincere qualification tbs our late. venerable and
respected Representative in Congress, The Hon.
], hn Taliafocfo. has ECU appointed TO an olice
in Wa,hipg;ae NO ate sue the annunciation
OF this appo.9 Oh, wall be- received with plea
sure by his numetoes friends in Virginia"
IT.. -, r.ma1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-12

On Saturday, in The tremendous storm at New
York, new Presbyterian Church and several
other buildings were blown down, the Diorama
[supposed 10 be worth between and $4,000
shattered, trees prosuated, shipping sent ad'iil'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-12

Anothsr An'i.TayiT Apaloa;'e lhrfats7ea!
Last Fall The Cts and County oil PhlladeI-
phia gave Taylor atour 10000 majority. They
now give The Demoua'ic Canal Commissioner
1000 majority Wig loss 10000; which added
10 Wing loss Of 1000 in Ai!esany, and 1000 in
Lancaster, makes Wing loss in four counties
OF sirtsen thousand much more han enough to
overcome the Ia Tor majoti'y N the s,a'e-some
IL 000
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Texas voted in favor OF he am-ndm'Bt oi the
Constitution, for the people to elect ,neis Jndges
THE GOLD REGION OF TIE OLD DO
MINION.

MINION.
Ne saw number Of large bars or ingoIs OF
the 'pure stuff" yesterday in The hands OF Mr..
George w. Fisher, Jr, The enlerprizing God
Miner Of Louisa county. They were procured
from The White Walnu, vein, on The land OF
Hugh Goodwin Esq The bars were ready tor
The United States Mini, and weighed from to
abou, 500 dw. each, worth from 30 10 95 cents
Ter dwt. The Tally and Harris Mine is yet
doing good business, as we leaIn-i is worked
BIZ Fisher & Co
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New kent Female school,

V1HE exercises Of this School, which has bech IN
i successful operation for several years, will DO ro-
sumed on the 18TH Of October next, and will close on
the 18th Of August next.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition In the English branches Sioo
Musi. =" ioAo a"1 1'o ' 10
Ornamental Needle Work taught free of charge, II
desired. - s..., -
desyed on the LIST January. and the balance on The
18Th August my object Is the education Of my own
",us - r. T. LACY.
Ssnt e7-.2owti5,hOct
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Ed. ROBINSON, President
J, Oct. IL, 1919 w

.n.. LIZ ION VI JUDGES IN TrAAS.-It
appears from the returns of the elections thai :,
majority OF nearly two.lhird, or the yyers Of
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WI "a NspIoc FEMlJ.E ACADEMY.

WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE ACADEMY.
THE Trustees of this Academy have pleasure In
i announcing to tho public that they have secured
This Gentleman il % extensively and favoraby known,
thai they deem unnecessary to say any thing Of ms
Qualifications For all particulars, they refer 10 The
r NJ McCANDLISH,
Al. oI President Board of Trustees.
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Classical and Mathematical School,

Prince Edward Court House, Sept 15-ctistNov
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-01
HORRIBLE ATTEMPT TO POISON 4
WHOLE FAMILY.

On Tuesday afternoon "A Deliberate attempt
was mn,lr to poison the emily uf Mr. David
Sands, lcwccr. II seems That he has for
.-.....sl-i44I4G- Lad lIlllE Ill named Micr 81
about I | years of go, IN his employment 0s
hired girl She j. very pretty child
modest aud Innocent looking, aud nppurnnt-
Is wholly incapable ofconcelNlug 80 dread
Gla crime ms that for which she il now in
custody. ON The afternoon alluded 10 Mrs
=. had prepared quantity of corrosive sub.
hmnte, dissolved in alcohol, for the purpose
of killing bcdbugs, which she nnced ~ n
bucket rcndy for use. When the supper
time arrived aud Mrs :. and an apprentice
ttht, other n,oulhers nf the iamilY being NIB
senU snt down to the table. they both remark
ed TINT the tea had u very bad flavor, nhd
without drinking itlhey proceeded to cNnnluc
the pot, when it WINS found large quantity OF
the poisoning mixture, wtTirtl we tftettiaHad n
bove, had been poured into il. Tho little girl
was not NJ first suspected, her youth aud the
kind disposition she had. up to that time, nj
ways exhibited, prevented such asnpposlton
SHE WINS Intercepted nbout it, and accused Il
servant, with wllew Mrs :. had had Il disn-
greemGnt n day or two previous, Of having
committed the crime, Several circumslnn-
ccs, however, which afterwards occurred,
ennSpirGd 10 TX the guilt upon her, and she
nj Inst made full confession. Being tnkep
before AlucTinNt WHTIoNi hne, WIN Hlhly
teHrs, declared that she had no complaints to
mike respecting tho manner in which Mr.
Sands aud his family had treated her since
they were always very kind, She snid she
hei learned TO Tell lies from the servants en-
ployed Ia the various houses whore she hnd
hecn. aud TINT she Ind stolen some articles
of trhing value from several persons al vnri'
Gus times. About year ngo she saw some mr.
scnic, which had bcRn-h0uEht TO Kill rats, aud
il hired girl had told her It's effects, mud That
If il were put IN the food of the thmlly II
would XIII them nil. This information II
seems was rctujucd aud sown on fruitful soil
For M soon us she nav Mrs =. engaged az
cleansing her bots, tho Internal idcn flashed
across her mind.
I Her object seems to have heen TO get bnck
to her parents, since she thought that u the
/! ,.i4.,ia- family died che would lac taken home
! She wns sent to jail, but not pnt WITH d'c
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-01
INVASION OF CUBA7-sUSPIClOUs
MOVEMENTS,

Meetings nre nightly held in this ciiy,somo
secretly, some more pnbllrly, and 0rgnnlzn-
iionB Of q very extensive character arc iuru-
ing lor some secret gxpe dhion, Of which no
Que engaged lat the leaders, knows anything
Several bodies Of men, numbering over q
hundred each, have organized lhamTolye m
ia regular military divisions, aud have en-
tered the coalition, which II now assuming a
shape TOO Formidable ~ Ice overlooked, On
Monday oyShing "a lnrge number of those
men met az la Fayella Hail. when the meet
log WIS called 10 order by Col, Carr large
number enrolled their nnnins on Tie promise
Of seven dollars month, mud thousand NJ
llle end Of ihe yehr Next Saturday N ih0
appointed time for fdiIinR HHd wiiIiH THu
real destination ofuie expedition ID unknown
IL N given ont M n gold hunt to California
They, howryer,proniTe ~ dlyulgc the nnIuro
Of lie enterprise 10 tlg members on ihn day
OF smiling, Saturday SNt Somn tlink u "a
10 Cullumn they are Rolng, aud others, ihnI
they Hrc 10 response tie CHuso of lhe whites
in Nurninu, but Il IN most 20 Loo feared That
despite tho plain aud rirnirH forward proc
hamilton Of President Taylor, warning nll u.
gHliisl such an expedition, ~ VplHi'oh OF
the luWs ufualions, the true destination OF
this armed force IN Cuhu. The men enPng'
ed Nv ibis movement sgp young men, wht
brr oul of employment, hut nrr good-loohinp
stout, healthy psrsonr, ripe Tor ANY cNcilinl
adventure; lurlrcd many of them are vulun
lccrs who hive been ia Mexico, and show NJ
ercntn pelish ior this expedition ms they did
foe thaL W y. EweS,
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QUO rRospEcTs OrmuNGARY.

We hive private letters from Warsaw "a
the ini,ldl0 OF lhG past mouth, which give .
more distinct idea of tie character ~ tire wHr
now wagcd by the Austrian aud Russinn En-
porors on Hungary, Than any account. which
Inns yet reached us Vast supplies we're be-
ing daily srni from Whrruw to the army. aud
Il WINS evident 40 steps would lee neglected
10 reduce iiunEurinus 90 suhuir-ton ~ sd-
mt it,-t+..,- at iha -nar lie nilocinus
manner IN which II ~ ruhducietl-agd the
great doubt OF is success. Tho Russians
sec, with dismny, that they hnyc to anticipate
uolhuglhul the possession of u wilderness
the llungnrians Destroying every district 40
lhay leave IL, aud poisoning every iuuulniu
The sympnilios of all the nelghhorlng m
tiuus IRE with The heron soldiers of korsutli
2 ui,d iir. l3op1ror uf Russiu evidently did
not ntilclpntc such war m hc meets with
/ There are siNty thousand ilungnrp,us IN
Cuiunru-n strong homl,-pr oof iurlfrr-, ot
which though II Il closely invested, the alice
have been nhlo To mike ~ impression lhr
garrison " rN tines lnrrcf tlnn ~ necessary
aud II Bonn mud Dcmhuski nrc able to raise
the SIEGE the allies viii receive q blow frou
which thoy cannot recover, aud the Huuea
rAn army la the iitht, thus strengthened
could not hut triumph All accounts snl
TINT the only salvation Of 10 Invader, con
[ ri.tr in forcing the lluugariaus To an actor
which ihry sklliully vo,d,awarc that no large
army can subsiy IN surh Uruuutry rs Hun
gHry, where winter r. scarce at all times, nut
conscious of their power la nuulhaic small
~ bodies. There ~, l'--,d"s, 40 comparison
( hrlwccu the Intelligent irrq Hungarian nut
the Russian sd'AiOrw hu j. -ub-islrd np brc0,
alone A terrible tcnurge IL also SAID To have
seized on the Russian soldiers, known ns ia,
"licc pest" Tho individual - attacked bl
ycrmin under The skin, which increases uuti
/ the whole body becomes Que ulnss ofcorrnp
lion. Hitherto no rcmody hns been discov
cred. aud the person attacked II considtrc,
m doomrG and the letters ray "hundrcd
have, at Gimir nwn solicitations, been fhrowl
mo the river To terminate their suilrrncs.-
Tho cholera also makes terrible havoc on ih'
ill.lcd allied army" IL Hungary succeeds II
This contest all Poland will bc IN nrrns. an,
/ tho Czar will be- occupied, cerlnIuly,ior y"br
TO come, with his own affairs Washington
Republic.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-01
ARRIVAL AND RECEPTION At
PITTSBURGH.
rITTsDtRGu, Aug.Is II

pITTsBtRGu, Aug.lS 1917.
| have only time to drop you line. The
President aud suite arrived lrre tps even
ing. aud the old hero ne, n most cordial and
enthusiastic reception.The route nom Green.
hurgh WINS almost literally tlTongrd with cit.
izens, anxious Ia soc aud extend cor,lm
rftetinV 10 tho prcsideHl; aud when The par
a arrived within about ~ miles ofthis city,
II wa NET Bps0n inITTUrvr- t'ror-~-tt'tt-rtt',s
much less, should Judge, ,hnn two miles IN
lrurtl--and escorted into town, IN the city.
nearly all business had been suspended; aud
by the time the procession hnd gnlued tho
suburbs, the loug straight street 10y which u
entered ,vns crowded MS far ms the eye could
ronch. Probably not hnif the number had
eyer assembled before or any occasion. I'll"
windows, doors, aud the housc.tnps We're all
crowded to their utmost capacity. Snlutts
we're fred from the different hills overlook
ing the city, the bells were ruug, aud ,tngeil,'
er with the music, the ninult of voices, tao
trampIing of thousands Of horses, md the
rambling OF IA :tuhny carriage wheels, tho
scene wnH altogether such nn Que ms - only
seen once in IA lifetime. II isrsJinlnied that
sevent, .tivo thnusund Inopln werS ~ attend
ancolo extend 10 GeArrnt 1'nylTr n welcome"
to the Iron City; and surely no mniieVar be-
fore eliriIed more heartfelt enthusiasm.
The PROCESSION, IN which we're several
companies of military, under the cnmmoud
| Of Cob Hlnrk, and the whole under tie NJ
rcctinu of VIM. Lnrilner Jr.. Esq, AZ Ch'ol
/ Marshal. after proceeding through many NJ
the principal streets, halted IN front OF tho
! Mononpnhela House, when tile Presiden
was rlntueu,ly addressed 10y the Hon. Wa!
tor Forward, to WHICH lac replied az son. 2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-01

other prisoners, remaining IN the private
apartments Of the Pihsbutg Cazeiie
OF 18TH
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-01

ARRtVAL At CnAMnERsHURu.-Upo his
arrival ut Chnmhcrsburg; Tie President was
received 10y the commlurc appointed for thn'
purpose. the chairman, Hon. George Cham
hers, extending 20 him u hearty aud cordial
welcome IN ucTt aud eloquent address
Gen. Taylor responded and feeling much
better thuu he Ind done, was enabled 10
make his voice heard to almost every part at
The crowd, drnsc and vuEJ Try yvuT ttrr-''-'t4t+-
tudc which Ind assembled 10 greet hin.--
After lac Ind concluded, Gov. Johnston Nas
loudly called for, and appearing delivered n
short sncccl,slrring the feelings OF the crowd
to their very depths. When he would stop.
the crowd would insist on his proceeding
begging n, least, that he should tell some n''-
ccdo,e Of" Old ZACH" ifhe could do nothing
more. But l'have no Tune To Cnargc-haro
snid TOO much, indeed, already, The Prcsl-
dent aud suit in few minutes left for Bed
furi Spring.