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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-13


June to the LIST July; and
4th From Maiden's Adventure Dam to Richmond,
including Maden's Adventure Pond, from the 18th
June 20 the LIST July.
BY order of the Board of Directors
WIN. P. MUNFORD,
ap l7-d2m Secretary.
NTOTICEs OF BOOKS FOR SALE BY
~ NORRIS & BROTHER Pillars oil Her
cules narrative OF Travels in Spain and Morocco
by David Urquhart, Esq, NJ. p, vols. l2mo
learned and entertaining production, adapted to
every tase.-Literdry Gdzette.
Written with eloquence, and not unfrequentIy bold
and picturesque style He describes the most attractive
parts of Spain and Barbary.
Bentleys MISCELLANY.
Reginald Hastings: an historical romance-by Eliot
Warburton, Esq, Svo-pnce IS cents.
Reginald is nearer approach to SCOTS marvellous
creations than we have read-Critic.
No historical tale OF greater power has been written
since Sir Walter Scott.-MeSSenger,
The June number of Harpers New Monthly Maya
zine,
Its plan and design are emnenty commendable.-
That they will be ably and faithfully executed, the cha
racter OF the publishers and the ample facilities at their
command abundanty guaranty. We have looked
through the June number, and read portion of its
contents with much northumberland Of Com
7nerce.
Life of John Calvin; compiled from authentic sources
and particularly from his corfespondence-by Thomas
ii; Dyer, portrait, l2mo,-muslin 81, paper Toe.
The Conquest of Canada by Eliot Warburtop. ESQ.,,
2vols. l2mo. je 10
900 lbs. Iodd's Family Bacon
RD $4,000 lbs. Wilson's do do
10000 lbs. City cured Sides, very good
e 8 mas hhds Baltimore Sides and Shoulders
10 tierces Todd's sugar cured extra Hams
hhds Wilson's do do
All tor sale on good terms by
lel J. WOMBLE g. co.
EpRANDY, eSc.-2 half pipes Cognac Brandy, Of
NIB fine quality
bbIs. old Isle of Wight do, very superior
do lower price do
II baskets Champagne extra quality
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns assorted nos
1000 lbs Carpet Warp and Seine Irvine
Is doz Leading Lines, of different sizes
25boxes Adamantne Candles, &c.
All for sale low by
je 10 J. WOMBLE & co.
a LIE, CHEESE &c.-50 bbs Beveridge's Ale
IA IS boxes prime new Cheese
70 kegs new Goshen Butter, prime article.
Is kegs old, first rate article tor cooking at low
prices
100 dozen Brooms and Buckets
so boxes Hethe's New York steam Candy
Landing per schr New York, and for sale by
iell H. w. TYLER.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-13

E MADAM has laid before me the articles of
HLe agreement drawn by other counsel of this city,
and bearing date the LIST May, 1885, between himself
and Mr.. McKeever, for the sale of the Wash Mixture
of Stephen Crane These articles appear to be in all
respects perfect and carefully prepared and binding
the parties ROBERT G. SCOTT.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-13

A. FOR RENT-The store on the corner of
E!:a Cary and 18th streets
Also, the store and dwelling lately occupied by Mr..
McCabe, 18th street, two doors from Cary street, and
next door to Mr.. Robt. j. Smiths bookstore
Also a small store on 18th street. near Messrs N
g. G. B. Hills auction house. Apply to
TOLER & COOK,
les Aunnts and CoIeotors
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-13

a. FOR REM, the store, No. l66 Main street
Eu adjoining the OF the subscriber. 1t is first
rate stand for any retail business Possession given i'm
medately Apply to SIMON BONAVfTA, "
mh5 Opposite Va Bank
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-13

a. FOR RENT, the dwelling part Of the tene-
Ei ment Main, between 9th and 10th Streets over
the store OF Chas. Nordemyer. 1t has all the conve-
its pleasant and central location renders desirable as
a residence.
Also the tenement on Franklin street, opposite Trini-
ty Church.
For terms apply to JAMES M. TAYLOR
my 30
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-13

fa DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDING ES FOR
kA KEN -The family residences over the stores of
on Eagle Square, are for rent Terms favorable
Apply to BROOKS & BELL.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-13

To be had of A. Bodeker, Alex. Duval, c. Bennett
q Co, and James Blair Richmond; J. r. Cormick
Norfolk; j. H. Wygand, Petersburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-11
MISCELLANEOUS
INTERESTING RELlCKS

Nj John Uutud e. intact ~ tw d,ys slncs IN ma.
king excavation on thu Virginia aud Tonices,s Rall
Rmd ncar Gmse Creek. IN this cuuny erhu,ncd some
hall daAon human skrlalons. mnhlwk II stone, aud
-ome atrow heads ol tho s,ur mtetial. That lh -
skeletons nfr tho remains If Native nefican," Is
ltnd by the huding IT Inv stonc nmnhaWk and
head, alnng with them, il b ing well known Gust II,
Of the savApe bury with the war his implmru,s II
war. We confirmed IN this opinion by trndi ipn
ong prevalent in the ne. homhood lhnt Indian fort
slaod thrs,d Nhcio these bones etc. We're
di,ntored and hls tradition challenges cre,ucs from
the irt lhll this place Is literally covered wuh shell.
Of different ktuds collected by The SAVING probably from
the nrlghb r,uE slrams.
Nraf by ou the Land INV owned by Phscha Buloh
Esq. we are told ihete s'uud nn American block
hoUse erected by hr Whites for then ptoteclon after Ihcy
look secession OF hal Pl of lh" county. II WAS built
Of gseosely fitted Ia sarh urhct with numerous guns
holes side. Several ycnr, ine thus Land came
into #lhe haud, of Capt. Buotd. the block house was
phded dorm. im ruod. the timhcrs we'd
aud stable erected ol th,n' Sundy uusk~ hall4
and any quantity oi bullets have been picked up tho
lands adjacent within II few year" pls'.
We have the upper NV. and aputi5n Of The skull.
OF one sl the skeletons, aud number o the shells. in
excellent preservation HOW our table Bcdj0Id Sen
iiad
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-11
RY TERRY n SEzIELDS.
u u Fs.Ns

The " "IYNcnBrRG NtEa~IN' as pu5li>hcd erefy .1o3t-
day aud Thursday morning, at tat poila,s per anHBi,
puyabe IA adraaee No Sub rpon ,r be receirta for
shorter time uat Jnof md popcr cd be dtscoi-
fmued ercept al The discretion of The EdtotS) u all
alredrdgeS paii.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted N 81 ccnS per square tor
Iess for erery aur firm insertions aud 81 cts Pc, square
Tor tesS) for erefg outer form insertion
EreTy ftnefttssr reqcdto note on Ne Ms hotr long
he ,cshcS his advertisement Inserted advertisement not
so noted ,o be inserted t ITS d>eDntuce be ordered
For YEARLY ADVERTISING the terms for the pftrege
t,co squates, 10 for squire SIS for square,
form $50 Erery yciy aireItser tr be required 10
fine his airerttSig TO MS particular line If b'stesS
8S-JoB pRiNrNd executed nsaty and erpeditioSy, and
onr reasonable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-11
FgIsIIC.v'O7ECE.

IollN WARWICK. decd. hlo ot The county Of
- Amherst In the STATE ui Nipia, having by hi, last
N,l and Testament duty proven and recorded IN Amherst
County Cont-cmaucpaicl all his negro slaves, with
directions, that they should be removed beyond HE m.
lts ut this State to ii tho Fec States Of this
Union. And the undorslgned having QUILTED as the
Executor oi the said WI. npwads Of iva years ago
And IT being fssaiy. that he said slaves should be-
removed AS soon praeteahle. any further delay
hclug injurious. well the sad slaves as the ENe
cutof. aud II being case in which the ordinary refund
ing Bonds could not b. gwen tb the ind mny ul The
Executor, noi'e i hetehy aiseo Ia all PERSONS claiming
10 be Creditors ol the said In Wurvlck II pt,srn,
their claims f'f payment. atd unless they sha do so
wthn Three mtn hs nm thu date hctrut. this notice
will be pead In bar of attrmr, To suhiret the Eve
cott 10 The payment theieul, IN all after Time. And
all those nd hicd Ia the estate ruhcr by contract wita
the Irsntor n the ENecuta r,qo'tcd forthwith Ia
make ptyment. as niger lfdn'prn'r c,nno he given.
DAVID FAITESON
FN'ar 81 John Naivitk. dced.
De 81 MtlF.h Oct L. lS1O
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-11
MISSISSIPPI.

The V,cksburs Wing speaks in The f'lowing ,s,ms
Of the great union meeting recently held at Vi Is.
burg,
Il was the eave.t and thoughul political me t
ing ever at ended. The man in It's midst III, Gould
have doubted the devotion Of ihe people u ile Unloa
and their determination & preserve II. had sympathy
with his kind, and was blind as he wa ua.erny-
Democrats there who had been ACCUSED Of t"rnig
Wig for expressing a Determination y attrnd hut
'hay never,he' and cheerrd hsst'iIy 9TH
ers; thus proving that the preservation # the oa
going to override all party feelings when il |. fair
snbni ted to he people. however sppfas""s may now
em To desgnat the Wings as ,he 'tUnio." party Ia
Mississippi We are pr,ud To say that tho Wing psny
Of the State is emph 'ically devoted In the Union; bal
The less free ackn wi dye ,a, hrge
popotlon Of the Democracy ready lbs Disu"
inn oce-dngs II Gav z ntman and lis peers. aud u
fog, patty for tina in devso, ~ GUS t,a wi.,sa
is pf"t.ly ala oil psrtIasn q. us J-a ion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-11

distant = mae,lr pedla Mills aud mll,, from the
Jame# tiNer.
Also another tract al LAND ipthe county Amherst
dcsctihtd IN the said deed artrs, living
on the Blhe Ridge and its vicinity adjoining the lands oi
Sledd rfs, Jc~sC kcheso and others. Tins tract known
the Blat Ridge ra the eastern hase n tho Blue
Ridge 81 mountains at The head waters o lnehautcd and
lr~h crec, both sies 81 hc road ladine iten rcdat
Mills to Lexington by Pryor. Gap, and en both sides of the
road leading hom the Buffalo Springs 10 Lexington by the
same Gap, about IL miles hom pvdat MILL aud - from
cNngton and contains by actual aad calculation hN
ld tudt and drpaIttIrC
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-11
GENERAL IAALOR'S REMAINS.

IotlsNttIE. NOV. !.
Tie mortal remains Of Grorial IayI ariivrd here
rdiy the cit having been previously apprs.
ed Of the llme the body Of The llnsious dead would
rlYe, were prepared 10 take ,hlge Of Il The stores
generally clos d aud business suspended At hr
ne app ntcd the bpdy was placed On hrarse and
veyed p liz final ting parc and dep1s ed IN the tnu'
y vault about eight mlles from the city. II a sole
aud imposing pageant. The # people 'hA ol-
lowed IN procession was very lIg". l h. body Of the
distinguished dead was coosgued Ia The tomb With the
usual silehn ceremonies HaH. Clipper
y correspondent If thc Norfolk Is ac1n wrtin."fo
Richmond says:
Il have been amusing myself with collecting the fol
owng facts, in relation 10 the clmpoi II II Cun
v-utpn;
at appears there are l35 members, l0J of whom ara
profess nal, viz:
Il Editor; 9 Doctors; % hwyrts 5 msrch,nrs 3
Palmer; 3 Clerks oi Gonns | Geollemao; | Collier;
Ahlwfehg Sad1ief
u hs speaks something IN favor If rdueamn,"
NEAR IIte curious II know which ii the l3J Ion.
Members Ell jys the exclusive privilege If b Z gen
Hemnt.-Rich. Uhig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-11
N'1N KTt IININt Vt
Will S ON & HOBSON'S
'8NF' W T7TlT "NTlTsF.I 7 M
G. II o g z n I L S


N'ocs, Boots, Sole Leatler, BhsRkctS. Hats hca.
ry Wooden Goods. Liasegs Priafs O.na.
bugs DJmcsiicS hoa and .Sfea
\Nllltli they onct at the lowest market prc. Ion Cash
w or IN exchange tor Country Produce aud h, strr at.
ten'on to business they hope receive poen of nbc
patronage. JOSEPH II. WILSON,
NAlll'l. u. nOBSoN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-11

Tie Lex gun Observer says that the Hon {. :.
Mofeheai. at h q 81 ol his speech nj the great lui
lrsi,nlo Nj Clay Thur day las announced his do
termination not 10 he capGIdae fr reeleciin to Con
from h. district llr has cn oi kenlncky "
ablest 'nd m1st hnbfa Rrpnsrota'lses,-L Loui,ciuc
.IlnInal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-11
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ASNa-

fEHi UEEhLl Line qf Packet Boasfor Lyachtag
and separate tn ,rcetlg ii,e cF Packets to,
Scottsrc 10 connect ,rih The Charlottesville and Siaa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-11
FAMILY OF PATRICK HENRY

Tie distinguish Virginia ur-tlf, Pahck Henry.
had five sisters, Jane Me dth. Anne Christi, IN. ucy
Wool, Susan Mad son and Is tsy ku srll. The last
mentioned lady the grandmother Of The Hon W. {.
Pres n. Ptesdeut ol the south Carolina College.
" lam Henry. wa, his only full bfolhrI
Patrick II~nty's moher was Sarah Winston lis
father was Juhu le.ry If Alb rdccn, Scoliand, John
irnfys mlllcr me Robertson, sister 10 Dr. Wi
liam Robertson the lllstaran.-P Pcic,Sbug .Nc,cs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-11
Twenty Likely Negroes.

Of diA ges and sexes, OF which good black,
smith. aud another excellent miller Aer the sale Of
the above property shall sell head Of Horses yoke o
Oxen, - head p Cattle nr 20 hcadol sheep GO ~
- head p Hogs, Wagons and Gear Ok tari, and the
Plantation lops Hou-rhpd and Kitchen Furniture, also
set Blaat ts Ioul, Nn Ia have been bat lflc used, 100
barrels o Corn, crop Of reaeeo W heat Oats, Straw,
TERMS.
The Land viii be so! credit of ono, aud three
years, the purchaser giving bond gud good security The
other puperty Tor all sums five dollars Will be sold on
credit oi months, the purchaser giving nj and
good security. For under five dollars cash will be
qucd ot the purchaser
The sales will b. commenced the above named day
unless he iarcmeni which will take place
the isr dav thereafter and he continued from day
to day until completed. JOHN l.. GLENN.
Ort Nav
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-11
6o6 .7CRES .lfoRE or LESS.

g: 4: : +: n: 4 +: +: :;: 4: ::
ions III lands n WIN. rclNIohn john l. Gaodwln. the
llrs of J1hn l.oudou decd aud others Il Lea we'll,
Is admirably valcrtd. Mo unds 18th valuable lnhcr Judi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-11

E'oStpOAscIi,cnt.

The meeting o the Stockholders oi the Rocky Noun
Turnpike Company, 'ponci uii saturday, tire 1h DE
cember BY oldcI ui the Board,
0ct3!-t7ncc j W.DtDl.EY, Sec'ry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-11
|, 3 @ 0 A C r T. S

OF this quantity, about $50 acres are believed
10 Be atahe. There Is an abundant supply ol
fine timber tie land, aud two fine streams
run through It, capable OF driving ,aW mills or
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-11
SHOES, HAIS, CAPS, TRUNKS, &C.,
S E. A B u R Y ST.!

VERY uanAhl. al,#3 .llr the liberal patronage alfead,
mamie ted vii toinl,rm my hiepd, that, alter
,14al delay, asts hon "a strike amon8 the woknen,
my assortment Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-11
NOTICE NOTICE..
9ill ECrG&

This Land is vcll va'ce liz well, and las omit gou
DWELLING uj II, and all other ~. .cs.ary On Iou-cs
3i The Mill Tract aloinips the above, wbrhW1e l,r
merly the property OF Nh Jsme T. Coe-, decd aiming
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-09

% possible and whirling them round and
ysund, 10 rush towards tho pavilion with
loud shouts, id order that our attack might
bs accompanied by all the terrors and ad-
vantage Of surprise.
.:.Zadi, 10 whose care the guiding lanihorn
was confided, went foremost; l followed
close upon his footsteps, and thus with
sx,reme caution and in profound silence
did We press through bushes and brambles,
till ne arrived about half as near again to
the pavilion, as the position we occupied
during the day. The Anaconda now lay
right before US, quiet aud unsuspec,ing -
nor eonld we have wished for executing
our plan with every probability Of success.
We now turned to our comPanions--
But Just heaven! who can express our
astonishmsnt and vexa.ion, and how did
our hearts sicken at perceiving, that the
faiihless towards had shrunk from the
danger now that il was so near at hand,
and had profi,ed by the darkness TO steal
away one by one! | was alone with Zadl /;
we concluded with justice, that Tor only
two persons TO make the attempt must be
-una.ailinr, and the old man fa..ered him
self thet he should be able to shame his
comrades into resumption Of their own
manly resolutions. had but little hopes
Of his success, yet no choice was lelt me
bat to follow him and give double strength
70 his persuasions and reproaches.
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-09
The Cost of the Currency.

1t is astonishing what the people Of Ohio
pay for the privelage of paper currency.
Look Of the Standing Army Of Bankers,
Brokers and bureau dependents which an.
nually draw their salnry from the pockets
OF the people There are Sc incorporated
Banks in this State with each President,
Cashier, Teller, Clerk, Porter and sundry
book keepers; say in oil eight to Bank
under pay. This would moke in the ag-
gregate 44s persons. Supposing their
salaries average I'll, 900 which is a law
estimate. The expense of this item alone,
that of offering these Inst would
be $44s, 600. Add to this, rents, costs Of
bill s, books &C., 81 900 TO Pank, $780,.
900. Total $504, 900 So much for
keeping the machinery of the system in
motion. But this is not 1.-THE ofthe whole
expense to tho people. OF course all
their profits which for the lust year have
ranged from I5 to 26 per cent on u capi-
tai Of six and half millions paid in, which
at an average Of ls per cent would be 81,
10000 must be added. To this add the
deprecated Bank paper, and the Bank
burst APPS and we have on aggregate OF
annual expenditures astonishing indeed.
and when summed up for a series Of years
perfectly appalling. And all this Tor the
paltry equivalent of paper tac'l'fy 10
get our surplus products to naarket-Bah!
How long will the people be humbugged
by this lying plea Of the Bank Nobility,
and their political allies. the universal
whig party. .-%.' .*
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-09
Our Ticket.

The Democratic County Convention which
met in this place on Saturday last present.
ed to the people a most excellent ticket, one
every candidate on which is we'll qualified
for the Office to which he is nominated, and
well worthy of the support of the people of
Old Portage. The men composing the
ticket are old residents of the county, with
whom the people are mostly familiar, and
who need nothing from us to recommend
them to their support. Let the Democracy
now buckle on their armor and 60 into the
contest with the firm determination to elect
every man upon our ticket. With harmo-
ny in our councils and union and energy in
our efforts, the victory will be won. Then,
pass the word along the line--"To the
work, boysr'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-09
From the Trumbull Democrat.
Ransom A. Gillett.

| notice in the Ravenna papers that
Ransom A. Gillett has been put in nomi.
nation by the Democracy Of Summit and
Portage Counties as their candidate for
Senator in that District. From an &C.
quaintance with Mr.. Gillet., from person.
al knowledge Of his many good qualities,
am satisfied that no better man could
have been selected for that important and
honorable place. He has ever been iden-
titled with the Democratic party-labored
in season and out of season for the success
and triumph Of lis principles, stood forth
its able champion and fearless advocate
manfully battled back the ISLANDERS and vii.
ifcations of its opposers and foes. Not
only in sunshine and in the hour Of triumph
and success, has he oeer known as Dem.
ocrat; but when the cause Of Democracy
has been borne down by defeat and naught
but gloom and disappointment perceptible
in the future. The Democrats Of Portage
and Summit can and will rally around R.
A. Gil;ett with devotion and fixed deter.
mination 10 elect him: with his known a..
bility, undoubted honesty, and sterling in.
tegri,y, he is in himself host, an impreg-
nable fortress against tie assaults and a.
buses of his foes. Let the Democrats of
his District do their duty-sleep not; slum-
Der not; but be active, vigilent, untiring in
their efforts and victory will perch upon
their Banner, and abundant success attend
and crown their efforts-they will triumph
antly elect R. A. Gillett to represent their
interests in the Staie Senate. with the as
surance that the trust committed to his
keeping will never be neglected or betray-
ed, -- ---.. w.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-09
Free Soil Nomination for Senator.

The Free Soil District Convention met at
Franklin on Friday, last, and nominated
DARTS LYMAN, Esq, as their candidate
for Senator. In this nomination the con-
servativs, Bank monopoly portion Of what
they choose to call themselves, "the rads-
cal Free Democracy" triumphed. This
nomination was made with the direct view
to coalition with the Galphin wings, and
is but continuation Of the same corrupt
scheme that was set on foot last spring, for
the purpose of transferring the Free Soil
party over to whiggery. The scheme was
concocted in secret conclave in the Bank
parlors. and every effort was made in the E
lection of delegate to the Constitutional Con-
vention to carry it out; but the intelligent,
independent members Of that party UNDER
stood the game too well, and by their votes
told these corrupt leaders that they were not
to be sold. Whether the game will sue
ceed any better this time remains to be seen.
We ask the Democratic portion of that
party if they are ready to be sacrificed to
the Bank power? if they are willing to
lend themselves to perpetuate the reign Of
monopoly? if they are willing longer to
countenance this system Of plunder? if, in
the issue between combined incorporated
wealth and unprotected labor, they will use
their influence in favor Of the former.
That the object Of this nomination is to
form coalition with the Bank wings for
the purpose Of perpetuating the present
Banking system, we have the most indubit-
able proof. Indeed, we have it, as coming
from delegate to that Convention, that
this fact was distinctly avowed in caucus
of the Portage county delegation where
Mr.. Lyman's name was first suggested,
and it was said that he was "as good
Wing as ever, and would 60 in for the
present Banking sys tenn" This clearly
indicated the game that was being played to
transfer the entire Free Soil party to Gal.
phin whiggery. And we again ask the
Democrats and the honest minded men who
have united themselves with that party, if
they are in the market to be peddled off by
political huxters for the loaves aud fishes
OF office. ...-....... ....-.. ..