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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-19

R Up to the l1th. there was one ia
tai case Of Cholera in Pittsbdrg and two
in Birmingham, All these persons had
come up the river There have been no
cases yet among the resident citizens.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-19
LANCASTER, OHIO.-
REDUCTION OF MENUS.

REDUCTION OF TERMS.
Hereatertlie terms Of the Gazette will be as
follows:
IfPaid Ia advance, ....--. .----.-...sl,75
. within the year, 90
:" after the year expires. ..---. 1850
From aud after the expiration OF the year, six
psrclltinterest willbe charged upon the highest
terms.
Oar objects, for the mutualb benefit Of publish
or aud eader, to do business. hereafter, as near
as possible, upon the cash systemi and these
terms willbe strictly adheredtp.
Terms for Clubs.
scopes .----- $500
do .----...----..----. .---.. 500
III uo .--.-- Is 90
The person, getting up a club often, will be
entitled to one copy gratis. so long as the club
continues, by his exertions. The cash, in these
cases. must invariably accompany the names.
EP-Will not Post Masters interest thenseve.
in increasing gthecirculation Of tile Gazette? BY
proper sxertion, they eau both benefit themselves
aud us. Many Of them do much towards sds.
tanning Eastern publications, why cannot they do
the same at least. for tlIeir own county papersi
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-19

% Peaches, ripe and rich, are abun
dant at New Orleans. ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-19

liersafterttie terms Of the Ga=etts will bo as
follows:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
MEETING.

The Temperance Meeting in this place on
Friday evening last, was but thinly attended,
owing to the in~clemercy of the weather. SIEVE
ralinteresting addresses, however,, wore delivered
on the occasion, and We, learnstllat the Rev. Mr..
MlrcHE11 has consented to return and address
our citizens again OF Thursday night neYr, Gas
will be seen by the npeice in another colu,nn.)-
We .bespeak for hiaZa large audience, as we
have no doubt but that lie will make his subject
Agreeable to all. Tie object OF these meetings
commends i,selfto every one, to rid US Of s mon
stet vice, that is no fusion of fancy, but a reali-
ytoo visible in the pathway of human Iiis-that
has darkened the brightest prospects Of life and
paralized every pulse Of jos-that has leaused
nearly every home in;our happy land to echo in
the sorrowful walls cfdesolation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
MIR. MDREDITn,s ESTIMATES.

SThesreyenue for tl;;tee quarters of The year ex-
ceeas (says the the New York Glose) tie csti.
mate of the Secretary of the Treasury for the
whole fiscal year of 1850. The revenue fSr the
quarter ending 31st Dc March last, from ordinary
sources, was near sia 100000. Yet MI Mer-
edith commenced his official career, by recon
mending a loan. of sf6,ooo,ooo. a fem more
Galphin claims, and the loan of sixteen millions
would indeed be required. The estimatea5wer
made, and the loan proposed, with a view oF ope.
rating on the tariff question. Claims were TO be
adjusted uponthe Galshin scals-the ofici 10 esti-
mdtes showed a deficit in the treasury cIamor
was raised by The Wig press Of the eneEmous
demands growing oats of the Mexican wRt. A
loan of S1e,ooo,ooo was asked for. Ana the
next operation in The pFqsrame was to haEs been
a panic, and a genera movement in fayorFoffn.
sased duties fer protection. But the haf by re-
suits OF the Democratic FARM Of 1sa6 haYe
efectually blocked this game, The revenue is
abundant even for GaIafin extrayagance
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
INTERESTING sun

A case of much Interest has OecuPiS
of our Court for several days past hE
cases that rarely occur in the hi
proceedings. histhe case 81 Amat
woman formerly owned by the EStsa
Galley, decd, who sues for her hs
ground that she iswhite. The evidm
of the defendants went 10 show that
was born of a mniatto woman, SaIll
Eeisers Estate. The plaintiff denje5
3 The. child of Sally, and presents in kn
the evidence of what she asserts. ski
the Whitest and fairesI child Gaming 81
of a negress we have eyer seen THS
an unusual interest, as welIf.om the is
as from the zeal and eloquence Of le1
ployed on each side. The ease VASES
jury on Tuesday evening, but teiE
agree they were discharged on WedDsa
FortheplaintiG Meszrs-As Gayle
els and Williams; forthe defendant y
Kenney, Stuart and Bryan.-RaekiHgh
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
.onn ~aaIMesfeef fnlM
rnE TAYLOR rLArFoRMs

It can hardly be said now that the
of Thirteen and Geh.;'Taylor agree as tc the pro.
visions to be made Tor the territories of Utah and
New Mexico. The administration has openly
avowed that there j. ino change of sentiment with
it on this subject. EI:he Cabinet still gof,for non
action, for leaving these territories TO take care
of themselves; whi,ethe committee, on llie other
hand, go for providing for these territories gov
eraments. The Wing press Of the country will
he forced to take sides either with or against
Taylor. Tie plan. presented by the committee
and that recommended by Taylor, are two distinct
propositions, and boil Icannot be adopted. Those
who array themselves on the side of Taylor will
have to recognize for their leaders Seward, Tru-
man Smith and Ewing, while those of them who
are the friends OF Immediate action on The sub
ject will have for their leaders Clay and Web
ster. Clay has already denounced the plan of
the administrator as tending to anarchy and
confusion, and has deiied the friends of it;t0 meet
him in debate. This they, however, have chosen
not to do as yet-bu(the cabinet organs at Wash
ington, show that they have not abated one iota
of their purpose TO adhere z~ealously TO tie Tay-
Tor platform on this subject. 1t is easy te see
what their object is. BY letting the question re-
main open, Seward aud Ewing have a good CAPT
tai to start upon for the next Presidency; and
Taylor, either through design or Ignorance, is
willing 10 lend himself to the perpetratiop of so
disgrace:ul a scheu4e and what is still more
strange, southern mer and southern papers, give
countenance to it, aIdin a few instancesopenly
aIvacata n &C.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
REMEDY FoR THE CORN GRUB.

AS the time is now approaching when the far
mer may be more or less annoyed by the grub
worm attacking the young corn, we give the fol-
lowing, whichis said to be a certain remedy, from
the Germantown Telegraph:
Mix one part Of common salt with three parts
of plaster or ashes, apply it around the hill after,
the plants have made their appearance, in the
proportion of about a tablespoon 10 a Hill. Care
must be taken not 10 throw the mixture upon the
corn, but around it, say from one TO two inches
from it, otherwise the salt will destroy The plant.
This, 10 our personal knowledge, says The
Delaware Republican, has been repeatedly tried
by some of our most intelligent and successful
farmers, and never known 10 fail when properly
attended TO- As a proof Of its efficacy, it has
been applied 10 alternate W only, which were
completely protected against the grub, not a sin
gle hill being disturbed. while The other rows
were very considerably injured. The addition,
too. of the salt TO the plaster is believed 10 in
crease very much the fertilizing power Of the
mixture over the same amount Of plaster.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28

The annual commencement d
chester Medical College took
day evening last, 18th, in the N
The following gentlemen Teeeiud
grees as Doctor of Medicine
Kerr, of Virginia ; Levi 7. Hip
seph E Claggett, of Maryland Z
Daily and Thomas W. Wall CIV.
Va. The comforting of the diPlz
John Bruce, Esq, one of the r1
prefaeed it by an address. Thea
bricfremarks by Rev. Joseph ID
sor IL. III. Mcclure arose and Il
valedictory. All agree in aeeai
praise, as an appropriate and jul
ual of advice for the young gent
troduced to the Medical carse
heard by a large audience
This youthful institution Is n
tablished footing. The Leeturs.
more DumcrOusly attended cad
year. The greater length Of Il
bout three months over that oft
Phia colleges, is coming TO be ar
those who feel the value of thOr0s
tient instructiOn.-HiA TTrgi'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
Arrival o. In
ADVANCE IxaaR,s

The Steamer Europ.
day, with dares frOmIge-
of her sailing, having No.
in about ten daysi
The Steamer -Amerieak+
pool when the Europa le6
The accounts fOn d.
are cheering
The political news unis.
The new expedition in -,
lin sailed on the 9Th ms.
FRANcs-The anniverur,
celebrated with great POM
gle arrest occurred.
LlvEHPooL MAakenLr-
sales of Cotton during The r.L
There is no alteration in Co.,
Hibernia. The weeks saIe...s
The Distinguishing fealnres
ton market was a eOniinueal[
quoted the week previous ~b.,S..
There were $3.50 bales Ame6,.a
tors, and $50 bales do. bye
The Flour market vas apiI-.
Of aoont Is. per bbl. Sales ~
phia and Baltimore al
dian At 23s. Cd.
The demandsfOE COfee "A
the ordinary qnaliues-bsF
much neglected and reiaiirsr
comprise 90 rierees new Jsnss
ordinary 10 good middling
ceylon at 42Sa and 800 baesSsR
at sos. Sd. a 3is. per c1t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
Yeas.
'I65
PUBLIC MEETING IN A

AT meeting of a portion of the voters of Page
county, held at Columbian Mills. on Monday the
2uth inst, REUBEN 81. WALTON, Esq, was
called to the Chair, and DAVID N. FisnER, aP
pointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting was explained by
the Chair-whereupon tie following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Pesolred, That a meeting of the voters of Page
county, he held on Saturday, the Istday of June
next, at-the Columbian Malls, at II 0'chrck, a.
H.. in order TO nominate a suitable candidate. fot
this county, 10 represent this District in the Com
%vention TO amend the Constitution of Virginia. as
authorized by an act of the Legislature.
Reso3red, That these proceedings be published
in the Valley Democrat and Rockingham Regis
tel, and be posted at the Court House, aud other
public places in the county o fPage-
On motion of Col. Andrew Keyser, the meeting
then adjourned.
R. MSwALToN, Chairman.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
mURDER IN PAGE

~ aH
AninquestwastakeD, on TuesdGy
before Coroner Aleshire, upon yles
body of James Nun. The verdict &
was in substance that deceased eams
from a wonna upon the bead,
skull, inflicted by WmSHash. VIZ
Hashha fed. IT. IS hoped lh9t tes
will be on the alerf, and that the
be arrested and brought to j1sla
about IS yearsofaee, and abOuthVs
es hieh. has blackhair somewhat
built, and broad acrosst the shoulders
OF his legs fractured, which ezGss
lame aud throw the foot cfthat
out lie toes. has a i0wncast
rrufly when spokenfo. He hasts
empieyed as wood chopper 81
IN Shenandoah county, and when
was ON bis way 70 that place.-ke
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
SPTRII or JEHTEBS0Ng GIIARLESTONN,s Va
cAmFoRNEALETTER.

By The steamer Crescent City, which arrived
al New Yorkaon Saturday Ist we receiver t9e
following letter from our correspondent; MI
II. KnLlY, bearing date at Sacramento CITY
ApTii u. 1850. BE gives a cheering account
Of the health and spirits OF the members o. :
Charlestown Company, and seems h'mseh
~perfectly at ease in I.isnew home
4 w are pleased tolsarnthrou his letter. land
lave 10 doubt but that that pleasure will be in
aulged in by many of our readers mat our
eemed friend, BEElAaIrE i. WAsHINsIos, ESq
has been elected Recorder for the CITY oil Sacraf
rnento, and also received the appointment ! Z
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28

ROBBERY.

The smoke House. attached t IL
Mrs. MGTHEw FRAsIE, was entered 81
last. and robbed Of a portion Of lis coz
wall Is inches N thickness, was P
which the rogue made his entrance.
FSoc PneS Of Ff14E
We also Learn that the Smoke Hr
Bno&Dus, near this place, was ente's
night last. and relieved of nine or
Bacon. by some hqggish person or
would advise our citizens TO be o.
this NAV NOT be the last offence Oskl
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28

There having been l03 votes given, and E.
Louis Lowe, having received a majority OF the
whole number Of votes given, was declared, by
the Chair, TO be duly nominated as the Democratic
candidate for Governor.
Mr.. Maulsby moved that the nomination be
unanimously confirmed. Mr.. Preston seconded
the motion. The motion was carried by enthusi-
astic reclamation.
On motion of Mr.. Spencer, a committee o one
delegate from each county and the city of Balti-
more was appointed 10 wait on Mr.. Lowe, and in.
vite him to appear before the Convention.
After a short absence, the committee returned,
accompanied by Mr.. Lowe, who was greeted by
continued applause as he entered the hall and
proceeded to the Presidents desk where he was
welcomed by that officer, and Informed OF the
unanimous choice OF the convention.
Mr.. Lowe, in response, said he had frequently,
appeared before a much larger number ofpersons
than now present, but never under circumstances
OF SO much interest. Then, he was but one of
The moving and acting participators with his fell
low-DemUcrats; but now, through the partially
of that party. he had a heavier weight upon his
shoulders and different duties 10 perform. To
the fulfilment of the new duties, he should give
his best efforts though of himself weak, he felt
strong in the might oil Ibey people.
He held the doctrine that every man has the
right TO enjoy his " peculiar opinions and pre-
f%erences. Where opposition has been open and
magnanimous, he tlre@.open his heart TO all he
had " no enemies tQtpnatsh b nalrlerds to reward"
Ills r1ghth andy as GRASP. honorable OPP
pohents, but no sladhdefef should touch it. lie
could make no compromise of his dignity with
slanderers. the number of which, lie had the con-
ISOLATION of believing. were g few andfar between"
With tI,cse preIiminarie settled, he was not
disposed TO create political excitement. He
should, however, in the prosecution of the duties
imposed upoa him, traverse the State, at a proper
time, beginning at the peaks of Allegany, and
visiting where the salt ocean lashes Worcester's
shores; and allhe had toask was, that Democrats
should give him tlcir aid.
Tn conclusion, he thanked tie Convention for
the highhonor conferred upon, and the confidence
imposed in him.
This brief and eloquent address was frequent
ly interrupted by applause from the delegates and
the people, and was followed by hearty cheering.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
We feel gratifed at the nomination of Mr..
LOWE, and sincerely hope that lie may be sue
%cessful. lie is a true Democrat and a man of
ability.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
EILWnoD FINuER:.

Rumor hal It That Ellwood Fisher is TO be the
editor Of the aew Southern paperin Washington.
If Mr. Fisher is as coed at para fa!phs as at
pamphlets, ZIG csuse of the South viii suffer no
detFimcnt at is hands. His pamphlet North
and Soulh'' was i perfect bombsbell lItrthe North
ern camp. ;s5h7
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
.~PREpAREp

- 80 tlGaZHEf
This article Of Msaure has probably been Of
more essential benefit 70 the communityt II 10 any
other single discovery which has been msle for
many years. The y rtilizing qualities 81 this
species of Manure, ICE labor which ia saved in
making use of ii, aid its adaptation toIesery
species Of soil and vesetation. have reconhasaend.
ed il SO highly to the3farming commuaity that
tbs now III many sastfons of the e%onntFs, the
only Maaufs in e.anafromtheman eertiHsatss
we have noticed Of Ii: valuable properties, we
think Il al least merits a trial from our fatthers.
Mr.. GEos p sTEwAaof his place. is Agett for
ths manufacturer, and keeps The original and
genuine pteparedGnaas constantIysn haha.
The Eaitsfo q spassrregrststssaKth at
he rs sun g room by severe indispo.
sitisn, being now HE aaifd week. He hopsg the
readers Of the espiritwifBe disposedio extend
such indulgence, for a short coningsss ! the
secessiiy of The case auires Tothe kinaness
Ola friend Or two. weave greatly indebts8 for
valuable assistance dsEiug the past two weeks.
which, we doubt ne have proved as accept.
offered.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
JOHN a. ESQ.

We perceive by the Jefferson papers that the
friends of this gentleman haze brought him out
as a candidate for thefconventi0n. lie is not Of
our political school, but he is nevertheless a tho.
rough reformer; it therefore gives us pleasure to
see that lie is inlthe field.
1.-THE people would secure The reforms they
have willed by their5votes for tile call of a con-
%vention, they shonldltake no man on. suspicien,
nor-trust in the professions of any wIoshare be.
come reformers at tlleeleyents hour. they had
the result of this in The last convention by the
noted instance of iaithlcssness on the part of a
delegate from this county. Mr.. Thomson is not
a man Of this cliaracfsr; and from what we have
learned and know of him, we are acquainted with;
none out ofBerkeley, ofthe same politics, that
we prefer.-MaffiaS6tFg Republican,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
=

Mcssrs. Sangster and Carson, :
County Assessors, at the last COu.t 1
lands of Frederick county, under bH
the last session of the Legislature.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
VALLEY

Al meeting OF the Waller Asie
held at the Court House on Mosar
of May, the following Officers va.
PRESIDENT,
LEWIS w WASHINGf
vICE PRESIDESss,
TuOsIAs F. NELSON, of Clarke
ALEXANDER r. BOTELER. Jefersa
RIcuARD w. BARTON, Frederick
CHARLES JAMES FAuLKNER, Befksr
Corresponding Saods1
RICHARD S. BLACKGcaS, Jds
ScrehGy,
ROBERT w BAYLOR, JeEH
T'sasprer.
ANDREW KENNEDY, Jef1Z
Beard f IEaEGrcx
TuoRSToS C.. PE%DLEToS, 0fCz
JisrEs ID. GIBSON, Jefferson:
MsRTIN ErcHELEEEGER, JedcESE
JOnS F. WALL. Frederick.
FRANCIS PETERs, Berkeley.
On motion, the Society then az
on the LIST day of June Court
LEWIS w. WaSHTNGTG
ROBERT w BATLOR, Se1tkGrE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28

CO8IHoNWEALTHSf -
W. c.

The Office Of Attorney Tor tA.c
the County Court Of this eounr
vacau. by the resignation Of Tao-
the Court on Monday last 6iIsdi.l
appointment of W. C. WOrrnxTs
town.
Tie late ions BAkER, of Shgs
GRrGGs. held this Office from he
the county in The year 1900; he
death in August. 1893, and the h
this month. They were both eni
representatives of the Commonvas
high character Mr.. WOrthiasual
at the Bar and in the Councils d
dustry, fidelity and ability, We dona
is a man in the county more ronLr,
mantle Of his honOred predecessors
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
PLATFORM OF the GALPH1N PARTY

In an article published some days ago, we gave
the following as the platform oithe new Galphin
party, viz:
/. A justification of the GalplIin swindle ip ali
Its features and aspects.
2. Opposition to the compromise and the settle
mcnt of the slavery question.
That these two principles are 10 constitute the
platform of the GaIphin party, and the present
Galphin administration the recent cabinet arti.
Giles, promulgated by authority through the two
administration organs in this city, leave no room
to doubt. Both the National Inteiiigencer and the
Republic have formally announced 10 the public,
that the President and cabinet are opposed 10
the compromise reported by The Committee of
Thirteen, and in favor OF leaving The territorial
question unsettled and yesterday the Republic
GalplIin swindle, which, we. suPpnse, is also by
authority. Thus the GalPIin platform is now
complete, and embraces the two principles above
stated. We are reioiced that the administration
have at length shown their hands, and announced
to the world the system Of policy upon which
they intend to stand. IIenceforth, 10 conden<e
still more the platform Of the Galphin party and
administration, its future policy. is to be plunder
and agitation. Tie people will now know what
to expect from the present cabinet. Perhaps it
will not be far out ofthe way TO call the present
the frcebooting cabinet. Instead of settling the
present sectional controversy, they act wisely for
their purposes in keeping the country in a state
of agitation and turmoil. They can, in such a
state ofthings, better carry on their depredations
upon the public treasury. Perhaps they take the
hint from the vermin that infest society, who re-
ioice in fires, riots and other public disturbances,
as furnishing thelhest opportunities for carrying
on their trays against The property of others
Shrewd fellows-these Galphtns!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
TIE GRANp JUBILEE PICTORIAL.

EE
BROTHER JONATHAN, with hE semi annual bud
get of good ttin.tzs, is again on our table. Thrice
welcome! harbinger Of the anniversary of Free
dom's birth. T5ie Firsl Liberty I''ole'-how APP
~propriate and lile.like is this large a7d beautiful
picture, occupying the entire title page. And
here is still another spirited engraving i%llnstrat-
ing tho trial Of a. SaiemByitdh. Start not, gen.
tie reader +! Mary Of tbe%witches Of chose olden
times were like unto the smiling, eye-piercing,
pouting, cherry Tipped misses Of the present de-
generate age+Llt whose powers q witcticraft
are now limited 10 the tormentingENf love-sick
youths; whereas, in those days, if We can. credit
history, the errintty naidens were wont to perform
many other sad aid wicked pranks which brought
down upon thei arctty heads the sternEengeance
of puritan law. Besides these historical ~illustra-
tons, there is a large script copy Of Washing
TONS FareueA aatress, to ;xhich 3s appended
Washiugton.s own signature. Ii is Enclosed in
a neat border far framing. An abundance OF
witty, humorous and e%atirical pictures, fill a con-
siderable p%ortforf ofthe paper,::wbici. altogether,
contains a rare collection for the Fodrlh Of July.
The price isl s44leents-ten for one dallar. Will
son g. Co. Kessv York, are the publishers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
OUTGOING


The following is a list ofsenatprs whose terms
expire in 1851, and whose Successors will be.
chosen by thehegislatafes 20 be elected this Fall.
ThesWhigs are given in Italics:
Phelps,sof VT. Benton, of
Grsen.ofR j. Rnsk, ofTexa Z.
Dapdon, Of n. 4. fIamIin.of Ma inc,
Wdtes. of{Del. Webster, of Mass.
Mason, DIVA. Dickinson, ofSN. y.
Tarney. of Tenn Sturgeon of Penna.
Gass, of Michigan. Davis, of Miss.
Gofsoif, of ohio. Bright of Ind.
Ynlee, of Florida. Dodge, OF WIS.
Baldapin, of Conn.
3 Democtats, q Wings
ndishseutFag was perpetrated ALTA
gerstown Md. on Saturday night week.. The
bodyoffhelchild ofMrs Bfiiing after being bu-
ried three months in The Episeopal ground was
dng up By some one unknown and brought and
placed npob the roofof anoyensa at her house. IL
was found on Sunday afternoon and re-interred.
H The Quarterly Review. of The N.
Church South, heretofor epnblisheda ii Louisville,
as to be renewed 10 Ricfmond Va Tie Rev.
Mr.. Daggit. of Ma. was lectededitor-th Rev
w. III. Anderson, of Ky,fetmer editor, having
resigned. The Methodist Expositor, published
ait Cincinnati. IS 10 be removed to Bonisyille.
vIRers1A TdRxcco CneP.AA letter in tbe
Petersburg Nsws, Of Tie 2lst of May. from a
large grower OF tobacco IN Iialiia9 county, says
that The Fly has destroyed more than half the To-
bacco plants in that section. Ii would be impos-
sible That more thana half crop could be planted
for want of plants. Many farmers are planting
large pof.iohs of their tobacco land in sorn.