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30 Manufacturers.

TIE subscriber would inform Manufacturers of Boots
Shoes and of Wooden Goods and all persons using Boxes
for sending their manufactures market elsewhere that
at his Planning Mill in OXFORD, he has the facilities for max
ing PACKING BOXES of all sizes and kinds opest
prices By of rail road communication with Wors
ceser and other places he supply all persons avorng
him with ORDERS at the shortest notice aud the lowest
terms.
The subscriber also keeps hand for sale large guam
tity of BOARDS and LUMBER of other kinds
He Also his Mills PLANES BOARDS for Carpenters and
others, and MATCHES them if desired
All orders executed on the shortest notice.
Oxford, Feb %. SIN OLNEY BOLSTER.
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GRIMDSTONES

NOR sale by LOMBARD & HALL, ID and IA
IL LEJYIS'S VHARF, BOSTON, MASS. A large as
sortment OF the bcs. qualities and grs constantly hand
to select from
Scythc Makers and Tool Manufacturer Machine
Shops &c. &c. large Sizes Of the best blue g soft sharp
and even got from under tide water and well made;
the best article used Also, and harder Gris
for grinding steel, butt hinges, springs, &c. &c.
Also large stock of small Hand Grindsones for Farm
es and Mechanics and Spindle Grndstones for Cotton
Manufacturers, OF very sharp, close grit.
Gndstones, finished, large assortment and made to or
der for sale wholesale and retail ad warranted to give sat
siacton. SIN Boston, Jan 9, 1850.
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HsardIcuEar NOticc.

MR.. T. A. CLARK Gate CLARK SANFORD respectfully
NJ acquants his friends and the customersof the late m
that he has bought Mr. Sanords interest the Old Sand
NO. MERCHANTS ROW, where he will continue to
keep the best assortment of Goods in his line be found in
the State The Ladies will always find this the best place
to supply themselves with HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND
THREAD STORE ARTICLES AT THE LOWEST PRICES
FOR THE BEST GOODS.
The continuance of the patronage literally bestowed
upon the late firm is respectfully solicited for the subscriber
who pledges himself his best endeavors merit it,
Jan g. d6twtf T. A. CLARK, htrClaLts
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C0AL-COAL
1 ~ ga so per TOM

AT $4,5O PER FUN!
THE BLACKSTONE COAL MINING COMPANY are
working veins of Coal at greater depth than last
year The quality of Coal produced is much superior
that heretofore and is offered the citizens of Worcester
$3.50 per ton delivered Much prejudice existed against
this Coal last year from the of proper breaking
and screening it, and from the soft quality OF coal then mined
These objections removed by its increased hardness
and by the attention which is given to delivering the Coa
well broken and screened.
Persons unacquanted with the quality Of the Coal who
have ufavorable impressions with regard it, referred
to Mr. AARON BILLING, Stove Dealer, Nos "a Il 26 FRONT
STREET Mr. b. has burned for two can explain
its peculiarities.
gFOTders solicited at the ComPanys Yard, foot Of Ply
MOUTH STREET, or A. BILLING, Nos. "a 26 FRoNT-sr
opposite City Hail, Worcester.
Feb 7. diff A. ELLIOT. Agent
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LEONARD'S
.on and Worcester Express.

LEOWARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.
THiIE subscriber continues TO run THE EX
EaS.1zsk3 i PRESS between Boston and WorcesteT. fol
SgssSES the safe transmission of Packages Bundles,
--s-s Banf Mates, Specie and MerchaI disc general,
Three Tires each way Daily
Particular attention CIV paying collecting and
goaling mites, dsis bills, end purchasing and selling
merchandise. produce, etc
al! packages mus. he directed 20 his cure.
The subscriber alone responsible fnr property enrust
ed his and risk is assumed By the Boston an
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester t.
saein, Newhur, port Taunton Fnli River, and New Bed
.ad alsn, to Portland and all parts Of MsHe.
orders free Tor goods to be returned ny this Express.
uFyICEs-IIARNHEN d cos Oflce. 8 Court street,
nnstonj j. II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1888 Main 81.
W g. 8. LEONARD.
Feb OF. 1917 dtf
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In consequence of the above arrangement it is necessary
that all my accounts should be SETTLED IMMEDIATELY
Those which due the first of January will be left
for CoHecton, ifnot paid before the first of April
Feb 81. HENRY ii. CHAMBERLAIN.
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C0PARTNERSHIP NOTICE,

THE subscribers have formed Coparmership under the
firm of HENRY ii. CHAMBERLIN & CO, and will
continue the Day GOODS MILLINERY, and CARPET BUsI-
NESS the Old Stand Of the senior partner Nos l6S 10
Main Street. HENRY H. CHAMBERLAIN,
LEWIS BARNARD, JR.,
GEORGE SUMNER,
Worcester February 81, 1850.
The New York herald., 1850-12-09
CLEARING UP OF A MYSTERY.

lfFOm tue fhnAmu cthr, NOV. ~
IL vii he rscolleot,d by Of our ciLiEens that
come time In the early part OF last year Mr. B Ro~
Hardin son OF Hon Ben. Hardin, OF kootucky, ar
rived In this city on his way 10 Baaisgo ds Chill,
where he was to reside Secretary tn legation
Being unatoidably detained here Tor
he received intelligence Of the revocation Of his ap.
point which together with other causes so prey
I'd upon mis- mind that he att mPted self destruction
Fol time he VAS frustrated IN the accom- pits msut
of bic missni bropic intention; but The almost
his iriend,, who were many were unable eventually q
preserve bis life lie disappeared from the city very
eucosDly. ana antil within few days past n
hss teen bssrd Of him not tutbstAndng the most 10.
oehtigabie teareh anu earnest Inquiries have been
made
On Friday last. as party of gentlemen, while out
cunning were sscendiDg the msunl ala in the
lne oii,, about nidssy up they Uncovered the re-
psnts Sc.; ara although there u part Of tha
runSD iiane left but the bare bones from witch TO
draw the history OF the dscss ed, there su tent
oth'r tViosness to rendsr smost certain the seiue
iion that they sr- those of the unfortunate Hardin
There evidences const OF bitter found One OF tbs
pockets OF the dated IN Hsvapa D. Ssmb-r 1870
addrssieS to Hon Ben Hardin, BarastogD, Ky. con.
nsnfins with Ny dear father" sDd ending with
your tnsctiCrste sou Rpwsnn Beridss tins vas q
red fiik pocket haudkerchsf two trunK sey, whits
hsnoisa pochet sniie ana part OF tiik purse, with
From the appearance sft the ground where the bsnes
vtfe found csected together the suspicon exsta
IL satd that the surrounding bushes had been cut
away aud uftd TO cover up thr body 10 this 10 90. t
te.m6 inptssible TO arrive at other coocl aston
than that lie fell by the fssassins hand But poor
HsrdiD had no enem.s In this cpmmoni:y:-
Bertram hath but cue foe sarsh
ana 70 ig-feftfamt
We und,rttHnd that a niend of the deceased has
collected the boLes aud si hold than sutsst 20 the
ord,Ts OF the family 70 Kentucky
And 30 eBos the record Of iacts in this mourntul
II these are the bcnes of Kowsn Hardin. thtn
they are the r,nains OF young man Of nLs edact.
toB. Who potfs'std great powsrt ~ speaker viva
lima gibatioB and and eBthusit TIC art, full
Of generous mpulsns and noble ssn'inens, which eD
d,tr-d him 20 all sho knew bim Ills snd vas me.
lGpchnly cns but the fsmsmorancs of bis good qua
liths sman, viii long outlvs that Of hs foi0les
Ptace 20 10 menPr
The New York herald., 1850-12-09
Value OF Cold Dust


As incide mt TO Inc odmission of 5sliiorni,, and
Consequence likely to take place Eon, ne ces'a,
iiun Vt SPECULATION IN gold duet THIS change VIII
~ reality place IA the hands OF the minsts thou
tands OF dollars which have gone 70 the shPpsr IN
he form OF profits.
Besides, the continual skipuenls oi dust has had
the effect 10 create all unnatural slate ot sUars IA
tie finances o, Califorgii But tbis ~ not iiksy TO
continue. TIE establishment ~ a mint viii at
once enhance the value Of dust one ten per cent
OF more Dust which 81 nON selling for Sl0 per
ounee, will biing from s7 30 % SIS, and where II
g. Veiy clean. even mere. This wlli make great
revolution VA our hnSncia aiiGiis, ahd add 10 the
real prosrerliy a. the state.
The profits rcaized upon shipments al dust have
gtntTaliy gone 20 heavy sspthhst', nd teN OF
whom can really be cissf ed AMONGST our pNrna-
rent citzeIs Agencie. have been established ny
many ct he largest banking huIses Of Elr-ps 10
trahfsot the BUSINESS, aHd ny have thns Tar bee1
ahlr 10 control H
There is no reason why ouT citizens shoald ao.
receive m coa The real yaiur 81 .hr oils, 8'e Al
OF giving to- he Speculation ten twelve per cest
on i's walt efion We hsve been ~ reshty viag
L. the pniehGssr from one dollar nd y h " to two
dollsis foF taking our gold, end gcitng in return
The legislative authorities of California made
en- attempt place gold at Ne true value. hdt he
moue,td influence was so gv t.thet they were uu.
shle t. accomplish the praise worthy ohlrct' bot
with mint, gold dust will aivaucr, aDd OsuiJ iJfnia
will b, PLACID upon an cqugliiy with the hutauc
SiateR.
Wnhthose who return 20 the StAics wph their
accumulated earnings II maxi but hile oiiiete nee
what sihe prce pad here for dust; bat WITH those
who pay A. out here, II makes a vast dturrenCe -
The lrst mt tntcned class obfoin bur Sl6, whereas,
the other class receives els ~ alons the
tntl los upon The dust, 81 which We sfeas; Il is
the Withdrawal from Circulation of a lerle hmpaai
al gold which would re- main W. re n taken here 'Or
its rec value. But this cause for complaint will
soon b. remede and those off, Whu gay their dusi
for properly here, will he allowed Us full valu aon
The New York herald., 1850-12-09
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHiLADLLPFIA, Dec. 3, 1850.
The Weotho-Dcofh from LrWnkennsss, Sre.
The weather bound yanes IN this vicinity which.
for week past, had ohstinatsly pointed to the
northeast, we've allowed to shift their position last
evening, TO fair weather quarter, and soon after
we were gratified with view of the stars, twink
hing meruly nfter their long holiay This mora
iop, zee abuunded. sud the wind was as sharp as
% n,w WY honed razor; about noon, several uinia-
turr editions ot snow storm sprung upon Us gate
unsxpectedly, but fortunately dit not last long
There was sufficient, however, to sdmonish as
thst winter u at maud.
Z A poor iuehriate uamed James Boyd, who was
lodged IN The S,riug Garden wat sh-hOdse las
ni4ht, was found deaf THE m0rning, hlvlHa parish
ed from the Effects ~ drunkenness and exposure
he was formerly tavern. keeper. and has iallen a
victim "a the bad spirits he dspsn ed ~ others.
This is the second death from rum IN the Sprns
Garden watch. house within tvs dave
The city and districts remained perfectly quiet,
and the prisoners taken by the police were only OI
he most trivial character.
The New York herald., 1850-12-09

The LATE FRESIEr N WESrERS Ngw YoEK-
Lose OF LIFE The late snow and runs caused
sudden at alrt ost unparalleled rise N the Oat-
h (someumes called Aliens CreeO which runs
hlOugh this village. Nearly every bridge AM
dam tor eight miles above here were either swept
away or damaged by the freshet. S,ms OF the
accidents and damages thus caused are IA fol-
jowst-A Al Sprneue's mill, ia Pavilion, the dam
vss partially swept way vita p,r' OF the bridge,
nd a stone ard earth abuiment AT Buley'g
nin The dam end bridge were both carried of.
Tbe dam nj Roanoke was endangered, bu, no
n. cpniaTy loss was sustained BAT ths loss ~
irusu life at this point, rendered the scenes Of
TtuTpdsy mote distressing than the loss of prop
erfy can entail While three youne men-Msr.
shall Judo and James and George Wilson-werc
en- .Ioycd in diseDgrpiue some Lockwood on the
rink of the dam, the boat was carried over by
he fury of the current, anl Two % the three
p.tsona in il were also carried into the boiling
food helow--tbe other maintaining his stand lng
CO. the brink uutl relieved Young Judd was
seen "a rise but after makiog the fata pluuxe
he came up and feJl bsckwssds Usder the f,ll
ine sheet ~ water, and passed from sight Ills
tciy had rot been recovered up a. Moadiy nooa,
T. wv aid hslf dsVs after the fatal occurrence
~ Rlg, IN W Gtzc'te. Dec
The New York herald., 1850-12-09

WHITNEY Of Bosten, Msss to Misc EmmA JANE second
daughter Of J II Merrill Esq, oftbis city
Oct both, at the Mission Deles.s Mr. FaAsx
WHEELER to Miss ALICE MAHrN beth of ssu Pssucisoo
At Arlington. Aug n. Mr. Jrssr GfLEs late Of
sscrsmsnto city and editor Of the Placer T'mes 70
Mtss Louisa daughter Of Capt Daniel A Ford, OF Al
ipstop, Macs.
Az Sacramento city Dot 18th. by the Rev. Samuel
Moofbcuse THohAs PAcv AvELiro to MANA Aso SILICA
Dr. CApRALHo. of Rio Grssde. Brasil
In San Frspcisco the 2stb September bv Rev
Mr. Taylor Mr. WILLIAM T HsRroN. of Mattituok
tLope Isiand) N. 70 Miss Ann ADAMS, Of Sydney
The New York herald., 1850-12-09
ADDITIONAL CALIFORNIA INTELLIGENCE.
>~>~~~~~~~>~S~~~~~N>>os>
RIVAL
THE
STEAMSHIP EMPIRE CITY,
WITH
Over Two Millions Of Gold Dust
THREE HUNDRED CALF ORNIA
MILllONAiRES.
The Ravages Of The Cholera at
Sacramento City.
MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS IN fHE GOLD REGION,
&C., &c, &o.

The steamship Empire City, Captain Wilson,
arrived yesterday morning, from Chagres, via
Kingston, Jamaica. She LEFT Chagres az one O'Clock
r. M, on the 26th ultimo. and Kingston, at eight
A. M, on the lst instant
She has on board, az freight and ia the hands of
the passengers, orr tro n,1,2ns Of fdotsys in gold
dust. The following is a list Of the
The New York herald., 1850-12-09


The eIt uon of an u. ; Sesator will occnpy
come little attention in our Legislature duiog the
eplroachinp session Several aspireuts are already
In the field mafshsling their forces tor the contest,
They announce IN San Francisco, almost, IA " by
auihunv, that Fremont has noi the slightest
chance Tor re-els ctisn- thai his friends exhausted
themselves BY their effort Of tn lat session. and
that it would be Ruthless to aE 4io ateirpt eiesrng
hinl 20 the Sei ste. As the selection Of a proier
candidate for this inporiant Office matter which
viii he d. cded entirely hy the sCfion OF The Sacra
merto and Spn Joaquin districts. " would be ad-
vissble for candidates and their irends 70 ASCERTAIN
the views Of the few member from these districts,
before they sum up their al.ulatlons
Among those talked OF as proper men 10 super.
sede Colonsl Fremont. are toiDDels Weller and
Cestv, ~ san Fraa.isco; Nsjor Bfyaai. npo author
~" w nat ssw in Cahforn,a;" Gap np IA lllecS,
formerly Secretary at the TERRITORY; ard eimc say
our present able sBd honest state Ifeasurrr,
Major Rumen. Here ~ quite en- ar NJ e ltitsFy
candiaAtte, who, with ihe excepuoo az ne itN
mined, ere prtpafing Their fofcts tof ile tag
TIE contest will, no d0ubt, b. 90 cscitdF one.
end vigorously carried on hetwee y the paia
The New York herald., 1850-12-09

Of the Georgia, arrived on Saturday morning; D.
Strong, Esq of Sacramento City; ard TO Adams
& Co and Gregory & Co 3 express, for full 6lss
Of California and Panama papers and news.
The cholera has appeared in San Francisco and
Sacramento City. In tue former, there were but
few deaths, and it was not supposed to exist in
epidemic form; but at Sacramento its rsvages were
more fearful. We give list of deaths, ~ far as
known, in another column
The returns of election, held October7, for mem
bers of the Legislature, were not sufficiently 40
curate to ascertain the political complexion Of that
body, party lines were but ttle regarded through
out the country, nor was it known until after the
election that the duty or electing a Uned States
Senator, in place of Colonel Fremont. would do
volve on the Legislature then chosen.
The New York herald., 1850-12-09
70; JlAllison, Mo-, dysentsry; J. W,

Gage, Texas cholera; JlAllison Mo-, dysentsry; j. w.
% o.. as@~% so SS aood1isS. Mass, cholera; John H.
johnson. Ala cholera; Thos. Knox, Ala cholera;
Henry Apson. Ohio. cholera; Dr. Geo W Noble, Ger.
many cholera; Mrs. g. Hart. N. city, fever; Mrs
Allen O'Brs~u Ireland. cholera; W n Giimon Ne,
cholera; r. Oakley Ohio dyssntery; Wilson Bennett,
Wisconsin, fever J ohm Bolton Miss cholera; jas
Bsrthsif, wis cholera; rhos. Massey y. diarrhns
Geo Carey Macs. cholera; David Burma Miss crysi-
pelas; wn Pryor Ohio fever; Stranger P. NJ. Graham,
N. " city cholsrs; Charles Heath, Conn oholera; j.
Richards KY. oboers; Peter Roulas Belgium
chslsra; - Pattsn, Ill cholera; Monroe Dibbs Ohio,
AT Mary svilis on Saturday, 10th Oct of diarrhoA
and scurvy, Jshu X. Sullivan, from Cado parish La,
Sept asih At Halls Ranohe, Mrs. Catherine Hall,
late Of vicksburg ss aged 81 years. vicksburg and
st Leuis % pers please copy.
Oct s3d at Pscervills, Dewitt @. Bar, of Milwaukee,
At Msrysvilis, Oct asa, Alfred Hennsr Jr, of New
Or Dry crs.i Oct. s4.h, Mrs Emily Hummsn
Oct 3ath With cholera t..sa: mice from sacramento,
Jas l. Frsxier. Of Belmont county Ohio.
Of typhus fever, Mr. william Abbott, aged 5s years
His family reside st wilburn Lake county Michigan
On tbs 30th August on the American Fork, At the
house Of Mr. Thomas Ruoksr, Mr. Thornton Wilson,
At the Brighton Hotel Brighton, October goth, Mr..
A. Davis Adams Of Roxbury Msss, aged 81 years, of
At Feather River Meadows of wounds received In an
engagement With the indians, the 2sth OF August
lsst, MT Francis Pioenig Of sodus, Wayne county,
At Missouri Bar, on the neroau river, of bilious
son Of Judge Mountiort Of New York city. aged ai.
In webervAie. Cal, Oct 4th. Mr. william Csve-
land formerly Of Charleston. Va and recently from
In salmoa Fslls, 8, I, Oct 10th, Mr.. Charles P.
Leieh.r, formerly Of aarrard ooanty:K KY
Ocsohsr Of Az saptsrs Mnsr. N,c.os .s.s ahout "a
formerly OF Brooklyn,N Y.
At Honolulu. Osbu Sept 2lst, Mr.. Francis O. Joues
son Of John G. Jones, Esq formerly q d Consul at
that place.
The New York herald., 1850-12-09

NAFNfASt~.
In Coiud county, rsufornis ny Hon p fctn,
Oct 10th. Mr.. Y. A. wrrnrn, Of Faravis, Va 20 Wise
MARY Q H.LL.
" San Frspelreo on the q7a iusi Ar dasaer W.
Moopr. ofst Louis TO Miss u vices lflcs, o X a.
lnnd. W. - ---'
Vaisy Oct ssh. ty Rev " Wlnf ~ fi erv y
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nnmesflr sEiaceIlarr.

-SS..ssvaM t,ntdnss weIe destroyed ny hre at reTe
Hsute, lod on ,he "a inst
A silver and copper mine has been discovered
near Rrandon, Vt The ore yields 81 l3 OF pure
Y .lefx nrf W % &C cooper
The New York herald., 1850-12-09

There are over three hundred passengers ia the
E G. Among them is General Mnqisfa, ex-
President Of New Ora ada. tie ~ accompanied
by three of his nephews. Auncx'd - liar OF pas
sengers, including the returning rnilI'onaires from
California
The New York herald., 1850-12-09

FAIAi. RAuRuAD COi.LrslQp We are ndebt-
Cd To- Mr. Geo. w. Sn h, 1irl agent between this
ely End Woecestrf. for the nsrtc I ~ " a tettl
cc,nricn ,r tho prnvideuce atd Worcester road
the n,utpina The collision occurred near the
iut t,ti,u Worcsst.t The first upwird tram
fr M Providence ran into ran thai was s'indng
On a.. ,,,i. nah. (thp swfigh heilg wrong The
4 ,ut, "a erd err Nerc hadlv dimaxsd, aud the
tepysue N ssfsf llzLi -L-l-.la ~--.aae-s--ias
Il 7i TsiT- VIII "a ne Nprsirii trsn left
| thtIe " uo ct4rce ~ lis etusfV INs sngineer
| s,o ef~,rsn savri Nsins.lvss ny uping A
nrtr,t M 10. r..rs t -of.f4. .ythte f,i ssi hpt
] -, s,tosr,rslr - Nt.nt r s..aa E.t. tf' ~
The New York herald., 1850-12-09

The Sarsnac at Norfolk.
NoRFoLx, Dec. g. 1859.
The U. 8. steamer ssranac, Capt. Josiah Tstasa
has arrived here from New York
The New York herald., 1850-12-09
From bolivia aud Costa p,ea.

by the steamer Georgia, from Chsgres, we have
our possession complete flee Of ~ paHamsno
and La Cron,ca O6ctot to the 18th Of November
The resoers Of the N,W York Herald have seen
published in paper the sdycts of the attempt at
muider on he person Of the Ptesident of Bolivia
The journals Of that country are fitted with protests
of the leoplc against this etrucious act. aud the
Coo Rress 90 the republic published ptOcs snaiion
~ the CiZ' NJ, m ch Il censufrs IN strong rms
the atiemp' 20 disturb The peace OF tn country by
tstiug the iue ~ The Pr suent GsGeral Beilu "A
snur, " recovered itOin his wounds asd Bolivia
wss, at the lest daie. N state of p.ifsc, tran
qrilhiy tCrgrtEs had teen c4llsd, Tor au ezra
Ordinary eesslcD. on thf TIN of Seprmber.
lD Costa kIca y correspondence had been eN.
che Egtd h,tSecu the tiover0urO the orOvince ~
fsbttge aud the Minister of State OF Costs hiri,
~ reieTeucr tc the IUseessou of the territory Of
LIE Bnfps psl Jfto
The New York herald., 1850-12-09

The Jenny Lind Fever at Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Dec 8-P. II.
The Jenny Lind excitement Is now very high snA
the Tickets for the frst freely command sIe
The Bsrpum Hotel IL crowded.
The New York herald., 1850-12-09

Tfrtsi-ass psseergefs.
landed a. kingstons q
We are indebted TO r. ID. Foy, Esq late OF the
San Francisco Herald w VI Stone, ESQ, Parscr
80. rr-,nara CiLx. Gaa- l@~<-sr@S S-~~~vs-r
The New York herald., 1850-12-09
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
The Latest from Washinston

Z. S. SENATOR PROM wAHINGroN-rHg ouARRuG
BETWEEN MEssRs RITcHIE AND RIvKs
WAsHrreror. Dss Q, 1850.
As wss anticipated, the General Assembly Of Viz
ginis yesterday rec elected james u. Mason 70 the
United States sensts Oat Of l64 votes Mr. n rsosivsd
I42.
Mr. Ritohis Is publishing series Of articles In tAs
Unon In reply to the charges brought against him -
Mr. Rives about the public printing Thus far, Psthss
r. makes appear that his antagonist has been thl
greatest transgressor against the government
Tie weather In this region is clear and oold
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-26
cABELL. DISTRICT CONVENTION.

CADELL 4. IL, July /, l~ou.
The convention to select candidates for this conventional
district, this day met IL The court house o. taaell county
and was organised by the appointment Of Henry Clarke
Esq. President, and Daniel Love, Esq, Secretary.
The several counties composln. tas district were theI
called. and il a2pearet. that the counties nf Cabcll. Maso,
and Putnam. were the only counties represented.
On motion of NJ. Minor o! Putnam,
i.,svi.ce, mat the rearescnta,iv"s e. ~ i;.'.:.. = -.
convention, Ia form the constitution 0i Virginia, ought to b,
equally distributed among the various counties 81 the dis
lrict, As tolows--on. delegate from the counties o! Masor
and Putnam; one from The counties Of Cabcll and Wayne
AMI one from the counties of Logan, Boone and Wyoming
Mcssrs. Eyerinoni, Ward and Isaac ). Samuels, FROM III:
county Of Logan, being present, were invited 10 take seat:
in the convention and participate in its proceedings.
Nominations being now in order, Mr.. Newman Of tht
county of Mason, nominated Henry J. Fisher, Esq, ant
read a letter from Mr.. Fisher, declaring himself in favor q
the resolutions adopted by the people vi Putnam.
Mr.. Ward nominated Mr.. John Bowycr of the county q
Putnam.
MI. Joha Morris, nominated Elisha w. McComas Of I'll;
county Of Cabel.
Nj. Wight nominated Joseph J. Mansfield of the count,
al Nlyne.
Mr. Eeale tot Mason) nominated John Laidley Of til.
county al CLhcll.
Mr.. Blankenship nominated Frederick q. l.. Bcuhring d
tie county OF Cabell.
Mr. Montague of Putnam nominated James H.. Ferguson
Of the county of Logan.
The several delegations then retired for the purpose Of con.
sultalion. and in a short time returned and reported that they
had agreed upon The nominations Of Henry J. Fisher nf Ma
son. Elisha w. McComas OF Cabcll, and James ii. Fcrsu
SON OF Logan, which nominations We're unanimously con
Cured in. The convention hen adjourned.
HENRY CLARK, President.
DANIEL Low. Secretary.