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We have been informed by a gentleman who
is acquainted with all the circumstances of the
distressing casualty, that Mrs Christian Hook
man, son of Mr.. Henry Hickman, of Warren co =
was droEned, together with a little son of Mr..
Jonas H0ckman, while attempting 10 cross the
Shenandoah river ina canoe, on Saturdays 18th
inst The Circumstances OF the occurrence were
reIatedtous az follows The deceased. in COM
pany with another gentleman aud tlso. or three
small children, got into the canoe 10 cross to Tie
Opposite side. OF the TiyeT, and wien they came
within aboutfwenty yards ofthe shore, tie canoe
ran upon a snag which projected from a large
log that lay partly ont of the water. Dir. IL got
on the log TO push of the canoe, wlenit dipped
water and began 10 sink. Both the men ard
children Immediately got upon the log. The ca.
noe sunk Mf. Hickman attempted 70 swim TO
The shore with one of the children, bnt before he
had proceeded far. he was carried under By The
rapid current, andihe body sunk to rise no mores
NrsH. put forth his whole strength 10 save him
sell, but being exhausted aud benumbed by the
cold water, he drowned near the shore. His
Was found on the following Monday. but
that of the little boy had not then been recover
ed.-Isnh Legion
The Rev. DR.. MsGlintock took passage in the
Washington, ON Monday. for Bremen for the
benefit of his health. he purposes, after spend
ing some months on the continent, to return 10
his sdnties IN New YORK as editor ofthe Metho-
astS 1afsery heYleW-
Tire General Conference of the Methodist +.
Church, South, at St. Louis. adjourned on the
18th inst. The nextsession viii be held IN Coz
lunbus, Ga. M 1s54-
The Rev. Dr.. Henry b. Bascam has been
elected q Bishop IN the Methodist Episcopal
Church.. South
MarSE3The House 81 Representatives. have
unanimously passed a resolution to ballot for u.
S. Senator on the 20th of June neat.
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NO IS

NJSs14sEH6rE.
w may herealter draw rom The deep fountain
of information contained ID Senator Bradbury
able speech, in replYto Truman Smith. npm-
Der of valuable facts, showing up the beauties
and sincerity offs No. paFtyism = We have room
to day for only a brief contrast between The acts
ofasparty President and The practice Of a profes4
sed np-parfys. chief magistrate. The Taylor4.
lies SEEK 10 jus s lie proscriptivesa acts of the Re.
gency byareierencesto the" ruthless and horri.
BILE prescription, of Wigs by !" Old Hickory
whose cruel baf6afity Is assailed most unmerci5
fully. GenssJackson they say, commenced the
universal sweepolyyhigs fromofice-the bloady
work was continued by Van Buren-and Old
Jack is only sequalizsng' the Offices, andfgiv-
ing places TO tbs WIN party who had been en-
tirelysostracizsd! short statement will show
the absurdity and faIsfy ofthe charge. During
the first three years Of Gen JAclison's administTa
ton, there were only foslg removals made for
cause or without cause. Wbath has GeneralTay=
lor done Truman Smith admits that This g. mo-
party adminffstTatfo Of Zachary Washington
has remosedsin the short space o. Zone year, in
one singleEdePartment 81 the government, tAres
thousand fur hanared and sir while the whole
amount o ffemovals, under Cen Jackson, during.
egn years Of Ills RELENTLESS proscfiption,p was
only ZOE Agaiu;swhen Gen. Jackson came
into Office. there were IN tsca difFaren deeaEt
mentsin Washington only Sc BemocraticG Clerks
Observation-Disclosures Wings as they now call
Themselves OnSthe 4th Of March, 1871, when
Harrison came 10, and after the sweeping pro-
F~cription of Jackson and Van Buren,. of which
the Wigs complain, there were in those same
Departments, 224 Democrats and 276 Wings;
the latter party still retaining the majority, after
twelve years @! Democratic ostracism. The sala-
ries of the Democratic Clerks in all the depart
ments at Washington amounted TO $2S6,715,
while those of the prosecuted Wings reached
$333,328. In May ensuing, less than three
months after Gen. IIarrison's Inauguration, this
ercess of Wing salaries reached $l14;3l3.-
These are some OF the facts of the case, exposed
in Mr.. Bradbury's speech ofsthe 23d April, and
Gas the Baltimore Argus says,) "we might go
on to show the utter faIsity Of the charges made
against the Democratic administration, and the
uncalIed for, bitter and relentless prescription Of
the present incumbents and incumberers of the
high posts of the nation. We have thought il
but simple justice to place these facts in The hands
of our friends that they might be prepared to meet
the reckless charges Of Wing de~magogues, and
place the character of the champions. of Demo.
cracy on their true and lofty position"
Richmond Enquirer.
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DEMocRATIe GuRERNAToRIAL

%HFE
The delegates q Ccnyepdpn 70 nominate q de.
mosratic cand date for G~ayernoroisthe State OF;
Maryiahds assembled fnBa fillmore on Thursday.
28d inst nGEwasstemporar organizedb BY call
ingthe4fIon III. HtRAaf McCe1LouGH 10 The Chair,
aud appointing yyMs a. srkwAnT Secretary
A5dificulty ARISING az to The delegates from
Dorchester. Baltimore County and Anne ATun-
del, a thofongl Organization was not ettected I'LL
the next day.
May 54a tie question az to the delegate was
settled. and tie Convention was fully organized
by the aeleetieno o. The following officers.
PresidentAGen. Benj Howard, of Balti-
more county
Vice Presidents-Hfram Nc Cullough. Of Cecil;
Wm.sA. Spencer Of Queen Anness; john u.
Sioddard. of CHARLES; Denard Williams, OF NoF-
Seeretafies4WmsA Stewart, of Baltimore
city; NJ. Price, Of Alleggany, and liF
Niers.fdE Montggomery:
IL having been deteralined in h sadoptionsof
the fulesto govern its proceedings hat majority
ofall The votes cas shonli be necessary 10 a
choice, The Convention proceeded 70 ballot for a
candidate aud The following wasthe result
Mays Counts.
Kent, } 4z
Anne Arundel
Calverf,S 2
Charles, 2
Baltimore County, s
Talbot,
Somerset,
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Meeting of the Stockholders of the b. &
turnpike Company.

According TO notice, a meeting of the Stock
holders of the Berryville and CharIestown Turn
pike Company was held at the Courthouse in
Char!esrown on the 24th day of May, 1850.
On motion ANDREW KENNEDY was called
10 the Chair and MS. WHITE and r. IIUNE
BUTCHER appointed Secretaries.
Upon examination of the stock held by the
Subscribers in the county of Jefferson, il was as
c~ertained that more than a majority of the shares
OF holders of said county was represented.
The object of the meeting having been fully
explained, the following JesOlution was offered by
WIN. C. WorthirgtOn, Esq:
ResDlrrd, That we deem it expedient md in all
respects for the interests of the Berryville and
Charlestown Turnpike Company that the Board
of Directors of the Company accept the PROPOSE
ton of James Roper, as to the passage and IOca-
ton of the Turnpike through his lands, as stated
in his proposition ard which Is hereto annexed,
and we request therefore that the Board do locate
the road as indicated in said proposition and in
the terms there staied-nnless in their invesiiga-
lion of the matter The Board deem The costs o!
The route proposed To exceed that of the present
location.
The above resolution having been discussed by
Messrs. Worthington, Mccormick and Lock.
On motion, the resolution as offered was adup-
ted by the following vote:
Yeas. Noes.
I65
On motion the proceedings of the meeting
were ordered to be published, and the meeting
then adjourned.
ANDREW KENNEDY, Ca'n.
4. S s, W" ng4enrr, Secretaries
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Com AND sIlvER.-Tfe gold and silver coin
age OF the present month at the Philadelphia
$4,000 600, and Il Is expeciedt that the coinage Of
HE month ofMay will exceed 1000. 600.
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A new Democratic paper is about 10 be esiab-
lished in Hagers,own, Md. ~ Messrs. King and
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Corner srosE LAD.4The1corn stone of al
new Lutheran church at Fnnkstown, Md, was
Bishopand Cutler oficfated. There was a large.
c~onconrse sofrpeopie present.
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MAN AND CHILD DRoWNED.

d. 81 FIsHER, seq
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Observation-Disclosures new German Reformed
Church at Fredeficl. Md, viii bes consecratedo ON
Saturday, the Sth of Jane. The Exalninersays
Iitis a magnificent building.
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Tire General Conference of the Methodist Il.
Church. South, at st. Louis, adjourned on The
I4th inst. The next session win be held in Coz
! fnmhns.Ga.. m 1871.
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The following is list ofsenatprs wlloset terms
expire in 1851, and whose successors will be
chosen by h hegtslataresto be elected this Fall
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dion. s5BenfsInin
Fhcsnpson Aa nanE acceTfed t~hesnoussfia-
.IenIeF corgr The rteeath oEfhis
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Gus. No. l.-Uhde Oak, (per cubic foot.)
81 900 cubic feet white oak plank stocks.
1000 cubic feet white oak curve timber, or out
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~ five feet; 20 be sided straight one way,
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% be the foil size Of the tree, and the most
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equal proportions.
1900 cubic feet white oak butt pieces from twenty
20 thirty FIVE feet long, and from sixteen to
twenty four inches square, in the middle Of
the sticks, equal proportions Of the various
lengths and sizes.
Glass No. 2-Uhite OAK Knees. Beams, SC
20 white oak check knees, the whole length Of
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Of the arm from the centre Of the body 10 be
from 10 feet, and TO form an angle with
the body from 10 10 100 degrees, nett siding
20 be from TO II inches; the bodies 70 be
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of the arms to be from IL TO 10 inches; the
rough siding of the body must be two inches
larger than the diameter of the arm the sid
ing way; and the moulding size of the body
ito entire length, must not be less than its
rough siding size Estimated at 40 inches
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40 white oak beams, from % to 80 feet long, TO
average y feet in length; TO side 10 inches,
and mould inches, and TO spring 10 inches
in 20 feet Estimated at OIL cubic ieet-per
cubic foot.
10 white oak beams, 81 feet long; 10 side II
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10 inches in % feet. Estimated at $40 cubic
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8 900 cubic feet best quality pasture white oak
butt pieces Ground logs) from II to % feet
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10000 feet yellow pine boards, inch thick, TO be
10 to 20 feet long, and IL TO IL inches
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wide
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10000 feet white oak boards inch thick, II to 10
feet long, 10 TO ~ inches wide
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feet long, and 10 10 IL inches wide
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feet long, and 10 to IL inches wide
To be of the best White oak.
CLAs, No. g. White Pine and Cypress, (board
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A PPLlCATlON TO be made at Mrs DUYALL'S,
"A on Missouri avenue, corner Of Al street, WASH
INeToN, ID. Z. After the experience Miss ScoTr has
had in teaching in Seminanes, both South and
West, she 10 confident she will give satisfaction to
those who favor hor with their patronage.
MAY 7--tf