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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
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10 the II the accumulation OF postage III
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03
n TuE OLD SOLDIERS AND THOSE OF MORE


,,N, POLLARD proposes nhan warrants r your Land
X rI,r The LAT. lie will he mod rate IN his
for such service cent comnSson estimating he
@ ~ the Government minimum price-s - pei acre lie VIII
@ mai III. during the last war win
rs.i be recommendation q" employment 10 ms
. soldiers representatives who ened TO bounty
I letters addressed him pos,aee pai vii, meet with pron,
,oo lis Pos, Oficc Warren. Albemarle county Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03

w.sHrseros, Nov 49, P MThere is some iah d,ea eas
between Engand Spain the United States sn,, shin
for the highest exercise Of diplomatic .ae1t % STATE Mr. Web
s.e The claims OF private individuals OF @ dnv sv
private not rational claims, and Mr. "sos's' WIN
down the national law on the subject
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03
EcISI ,TTvE ACTION

We fully appreciate the complimentary notice OF our views
the position Of Virginia By the veteran editor Of the Inion
The white plume of vy the mark for gallant achieve
Iuen and The course of Young editor may well be guard
ed hy the pume head of age and experience In his mes
sage III, Governor will doubtless touch in decided terms up
on the crisis which threatens the conedeacy but legls
tive resolutions should think may not be found necesS
ry except possibly in reference the faithful execution o
the Fugitive Slave Law and protection against further a.
gressons by the North The resolutions OF rs on the Con
stitutiona spheres of the Federal and State govenme
will always command the respect OF every States rghi ir
publican; and those Of Giles adopted in 90 exposing III
unconst,utiona.y protective arii with many Others
bearing on Federal relations passed from time 10 lc nave
exered proper influence in shaping the policy OF the gene
raj government
But calm legislative action by Virginia can at 10 time
fail 10 command The respect the Union Al present how
ever dinlicd epose in the CONSCIOUSNESS oi hc ieh's
mi yed il may be- with dsrat of those members oi The con
rracy who have wronGed her and above all Xcd deter
nna,ion resist farther aggression y the proper eours
We think for the old Dominion Should farther assaults b
made on her institutions By the enemies OF the Federal com
pact the friends OF the Constitution and the Just nights m
The South have ony 10 proclaim her u guards anu
ut thcnl"- Winchester tirlcnidn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03

No Provisional Episcopal Bishop was elected III I've"
York, al the last adyices-Dr. Soulhgate receiving '
Iory OF the clergy, and Dr. Williams mat 0i the
committee of conference was nppoinle'' - ase .:h
candidate but could not agree. Dr. eoa,"sa. c,h
dr.,yn and Dr. Creighton nominated in his place. o1h
ballot was had, but no election
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.


ual of my School will commence the loh OF
Dnber. and without interruption texcc, month
.aif lur, Sunmer) the 18th oi December following
Sho within milo oil Louisa Curi House. ami IN one o
mss healthy eighborhoods the Stale o VirSina The sco"
ncic hy vi Ike experienced and accomplished
a Ny object being educate and quality my
s Uayerstv school will be limited IL pupils and
s,ase ak. some three or boarders myiamily
Teas. cung board and tuition, washing. cadcs &C. Slio
ar5n ELISHA MELTON,
Nov e.-c;, Louisa Court Iiou1e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03
Irrom the Hartford Courant
fsnS WnR -

THE HAZARD POWDER Gus "oth2.
The Hazard Powder Company's NanuactoFy mas iohS
becn establshed and the quality of their gunpowde IS wen
known throughout the country They are making al tc
present time serel hundred and fy k<gs 81 Sponaer a
h. though not set working 10 the iuii calaci ~ @
nils. whch consist Of from serenity to ttguy ouiuhsS,
,d ovcr distance of one mile In length Inc town ol
nfd in which the village Of Hazardvle Is situated al1o
nnnrses the village OF Ihompsonvle Qong known los
lhc nrre Carpet Maauiactoy, established by ofrn iho
con Eo and is thus distinguished by two OF the laIes,
nanactrinp establishments OF their Kind IN 'hs country VI
Among the means employed by the Hazard Powder Com
many we note irieen uter ehees; ro steam. eaSne w
~ ,ybch of about leo horse power, was niadc oy olla
Allan g Co of New York and il is SAID 70 DC one VI w,
nest engines in this State. We mention, Also as pai
tho machinery referred used for Incorporating he
rails of which gunpowdcr is composed, lieo oa" "
,olI,ys w.iqhinr about eight tons each. , a., ,
Of ihe pnwder manufactured by this Company, ,e iai
est portion is sporng of which the brands 80 wei hhom
hrouyhout the United States, as the Kentucky klle a
American Sporting are regarded by hunters and
,s eoual 10 any powder made in this country or III
And VIC may here add, that this establishments a aa %
nj Messrs Dupont of Delaware, are believed " d " -; In
sed in extent and magnitude by no works oil "e '''N "
rope 49,, ,,,c tbat we ave thus spo-
ken Of the works at Thonpsonvio anu ' M =, H. indns
,hs manufacturing establishments %hich open ~ ue .ua
& an ternrise Of our people field tor deveopena anu
@ and contribute largely TO the general prosperity
| Of the State u .x, ,oa,,o
Msssra Davenport Allen Co., OF klchmoho alc age''''
| for The "Hazard Powder COMPANY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03

To The Editors Of the Enquirer:
Who shall BE- Speaker the House OF Delegates? is ques
ton very proper for consideration this moment The
Legislature assemblies to-day and this important elcr
on is the first act To be done bv the Democracy of Nir
sinia through their Who shall be speaker!
writer Saturdays paper the broad signature
"Eirginan nominacs Col Geo w Hopkins of Washin,
ton county the proper and very suitable person ID ill thu
Office oi Speaker.
Before making ny nomination 20 this Office must first
notice siigh OF history with "Erg.nan in
rating Col Hopkins high claims over and beyond all others
OF the present General Assembly. After announcing the
fact that Col Hopkins elected to Congress in 1855,
"Hirginian"
He (Col. lopkins) continued 10 represent FOR twelve
consecutive years the celebrated Little Tennessee District
that district which has frequently personded Tie ororR
hope and bore aioft the standard of victory.
would simply ask Of Nirgnian 10 inquire OF the stauncl
Democracy o the Little Tennessee District wher was Col
Hopkins in 1882 Whose broad sword did he WELD in the
Congressional campaign in that year. From what county
did he hail, What the political composition OF That
county before that campaign! What It's present political
complexion, and how represented here to-day Nat was
the relative Democratic majority in that district before,
and what is it now Who dsaiirc,cl the dlsrc, :
Enquire Of the Senator'S from that district and o the
dele gates from Tazcwel and Smyh, who was that pro
claimed from The hustinss IN every county ana III every -
seby throughout broad land of Democracy that MI
Vun ureu's admins then Democratic admins
tratonwas Corrupt from the highest fhnctionary al Wash
ington tho lowest lamp.lighter about the Capitol!
But pass from tins and introduce another 10 'he cons!
Grafton of the House introduce another and uniform
and eternal Democrat; bring him from the neglected eH
ai3o bring him from that plord democratic region Oh VIZ
but because it has suited Virgnan" appeal the West,
and for the West. Introduce Mr. Samuel l.. Hays oi Gi
my canddate avery true and very proper on, IL
Of sterling strength Of mind and above all Of pune
and unadultrrated Democracy. And ask does not tic
House owe il 10 itself 10 stand up for these
from the North west, 10 Virginia. true 10 the Con
suiiun and the disineresed defenders OF Southern
rights in slave property oiany, in all the Union!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03

,ss~sabeNE = HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
PAD for tho discovery and conviction Of the who
n.s 70 my Hay House Friday night, The Sh Of this
S0'ess3ab hi + Dam, Goochlsnd county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03
apnll-ctf R BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL. Proprer"
ELSON GREEN FEMALE SCHOOL,

THERE agau Female School Elcon Green,
ing 18Th January, 1851 under the superintendent Of Miss
Pg virginia lady, educated by Mrs. erard, Of The
sstnsnc teachers in the Sa,e Miss Pe,, we'll qualified to
Il ne Enrh languar all branches, ais0 French
Wear accommodate few pupils family boar!ers, (at
e;eo stG tuition Ensh including board and every ne
and stationery French s0) for The scholastic
months II would be- desirable that tho pupils
eaeac together but they will tc received lime
a a-cd only the OF their No deduction
s made laess Of proacted Illness My residence rs III
Car county miles Hanover Court House. which
Rand JOnN CHANDLER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03
10 CONTRACTOItS.

IL ~
PROPOSALS will the undersigned nj his ONCE
Cn..os Tavern (Yanecy's Ms Post 0rice) Abenare coun
vr. un the lih idv OF Dccen next, for he consrue
M; II w .ei the railroad between The mountain and
Woa diiaace 2& (two and three quare:s) miles
~. o: Contractors viii be divided INTO hfer
T ss runnny acros. spurs OF the Bue Ridge will consist
deep aud high with several
and vla9ucoyer the Stn flve!a Naynesooro Inc via
separately
A. nagy information be obtained AZ Cookies or Brooks
vile ropcers requested TO examns the localities
for themselves
Fns proposals and copies OF spechcaions VIII DC urhshco
grc, sp9lcl,pn 20 the subscriber
Prn rash monthly estimates with the usual feservanon OF
m the completion the contractor furnish
ss 5c.e according law, satisfactory houd and security
b. or'e q, ,he Board OF Publc Works G. CROLET,
Nov l5-s.,iihD5c Engineer the B uc Ridge Railroad
Tie :oo requested publish n'-i. cosn:-y papers u-
and forward their accounts Tor payment 70 James
sr Auditor. Richmond. Virginia. uion, National In
pl,seG:e- Baltimore ) IN. Railroad iouNia'. New York
IMpORTANT TO FARMERS,
GARDENERS. FLORISTS, SHIP OWNERS, INCORPORATED
COMPANIES MANUFACTURERS. ARTlZASS. pKofhS-
SONAL MEN, MECHANICS AND OTHERS.
~ BY ySlr1p SrATbs LETTERS PArENrAl heterogeneous
vii by law This The most valuable Invention OF the
us and which manufactures, public edrlees ho'
dwellings, incomplete and comparatively lnse
y independent al uuaceommoatng companies, and
aa Old ae6ancu 20 the iacen!aIy
We Undersigned do hereby certify ha, ecch OF has had
feel hesitation recon-
7nng his Pumps worthy the confidence and patronage OF III:
is5ic. JOHN DEAUER,
VALENTINE HECKLER.
lhavc Pumpof Mr. Birmingham Mitchell IN my yard cs
valuable appendase convenience and an OH
Ten! protection against are. X B TYLER
The Pump can le al the Wing office.
% NOTICE All persons buying selling the above article ar
ne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03
ABOLITION PERSECUTION DEFEAIhD.

John H. Isary Esq, intelligent Farmer and r,sHeL %n
@ o,h of Rope from Boston, but reading the accounts
Of the proceedings the Crafts case he mmedatey M coan
termanded the order and has determined TO oes.o@ ms pa
tronage the MERCHANTS OF Norfolk anu 0'ne'
Cities[ Edenton Buiietin c,.. o,,, Il. nurcb,ses.
hI. Lea'1 " - " Eds Norfolk Beacon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03

A letter from Columbus (Ii The ~ y Journal of Com.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-09
STATE or LOUISIANA.
sixth District C0urt.-parish Of Yves,
Baton Rouge.

S~tuttstton N RussMaSn tArouu,f N, e. Inc 400 |
10y VIRTUE OF n Commission directed 10 the
I'D sheriff VI the Parish al West Baton Rouge,
will he offered for sale by the undersigned Sheriff
at said Parish Ia tho last and highest bidder, ou
WmBian Hf iqM day Of Deeaiber, 1880, IN The
premises at 10 e'elaek A, NJ, the hereinafter iee.
etlhed property belonging to The at,ecr ssioh Of
Rosen,n,td Laeour 4 IN, c, deceased, to wit
\ certain tract ei land situated IN tl,is Parish,
containing one arrrnt and d h~altiront on Tho Mis-
sissirp, River, by forty afpen,s in depth, between
parallel lines, bounded above by lands II Cyprien
Lacopf, below by lands Of Thomas Mrt.in aud in
tho rear by lande Of John l., Lnhleil, together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon,
3tetss NJ Stae~+Saia tract Of land to BIZ sold for
one half cash on the day Of sale aud the balance
payable in two equal instruments, the lret raya.
bic on the ist of March, 1851, and the second on
The LIST Of March, 1852, purchasers to furnish their
notes endorsed 10 the satisfaction ofthe admins.
traitor with eight per cent interest per annl,n AZ.
icr due till paid, all OF which notes 10 he made
payable AT the office of the Recorder OF this Par.
ish, and mortgage retained on the land until final
payment. &. DuBR0cA,
November Z, Ct. Dent. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-09
SUCCESSION SALE.
state Of Louisiana Parrish or East
Natan Rance.

III On t'uftt, nffhf Su,tt ss1, " WM NtnhtH. do'd
IN VIRTUE Vt 4 commission isst,nl tini,' the
ID sixth Judicial District t'ottt iNt The lafial,
~ l..sst Baton Rouge, aud state of Louisiana, will
le sSd h, the undersigned sheriff NJ said Parish.
ot, itts0 siav ne IN day " ~ittrp.hrit 1900. 81 tbs,
pipmisps, NJ u r'rlutk, NJ. tho herein ptint dee,
rtihei property belonging to the surecepion II
VIII l~lrfrih late II this Parish. deceased to wit
CERTAIN plantation situated II, the ~iafisl,
NJ iiast lleton Rouge. about fourteen ,niloF below
the town ct listoh Rouge, lping on The lla,ea,
Manthat, together with all HE h~uildieas aud ina
rtn,enirhts thereon
Neptune u negtn than ased ~ years. John ngel
ID Years. George aged 90 tpats. luWiA aged m
years. Fhbehr a woman ngatl % tastR, Lucinda
aged ~ years and her her two children. anderson
aged q \ years. aht Alulia. Tanner q lngt, woman
aged ~ ynats amt hpt iva children Murphy nHi
an tHtaht. boy Nitgie aged "a years. eta boy Jerry
tt years ot agr, rafthettn aged ~ years and he,
TIVE children, fmilS aud Alanaa one horse cart,
five mules, two hntseR, two Nnkr nF uStn. VI heed
If stock cattle. abo,i 100 head oi hogs. about tltta
ty head NJ sheep. Aha about iiitern Thousand bricks
IttNa ot SAttAnh n credit Of one. two ani
three years hnt, The day ef Ealo. IN nntes antislRrs
tnttlt endorsed, aud mortgage retained on the land
and slaves Until final payment
Oct ~, SlHt L. & NORRIS, Stsftn,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-09
DR. MARTINS
stasn pound syrup Of wild Cherry

f1'ltls Compound IL eha u he hest remedies etet
i. offered 10 tta public III Coughs. ~Hletltet atls-
Ing itbtft p6li Of " ltGbpihg cough. OF that dreadful
CONSUMPTION Few fehtsIiek. N he sitttt tiirp "
has hest berjfe tbs titiiit. ttate ei1stftd 81 itaty
tiifpsi The Iittittflsiata afp Atefr tlnf ~feihitiite orders
hf u ~ n distance and h. ifttR fifty. III Siitli they
hive tfpsii ltihiiif ~efatiiiel W learn its ettH1 eilhats.
The %liistpti If The FutestHiit ~iitds@ttH,l Church e
Maryland die Right Rev, ", IT, Wiiittihplian,t his
aiitiitfittt ne IL sny lint he las ttte,l II III ts own
tpifs,jit with decided leiipiii: and str Medical friends
10 ttit stftttila 10 tettitiittt1 II ~ Ghp If iie tast rs.
NEEDLES IN ttnis'tinttlU,,. Bronchitis. Aslltnta, at5.
tsfipt titeg linye ever tins, With Tile fllJWi,th 10
rtbri Il itieiily testefiRtis t~ltyFifihii ut ttpiii laiai,i.
vlt,M We made acquainted viii, tle preparation
Htpt lstAHi. jttttH W. t1tT
~. Maftin=tlpat Rit Hintp my tettftt, kgtte. I
prescribed yutr FiRrF or WIN tHEHHt 1T
apvetnl tt,ehs: tine ~ particular; II ttte If Asthma u
lbitp e~tatpittp tntibti ~ sst,tsl II %i,eitlilpit nitd ~trttieit
If t,ittei Her t~iieeitn had iiptet lteeii ~hatleiifpf Nv
H,iy Madeleine which eitt ltts taken aiHl ftt He laat
vent ~ isYB slB ita hest confined entirely 10 tie
lutiea. iu. nit ktttty HAT siit Ind a good t,iaht's
fpet ff a luiig tiinsi bat siics chs lHs tti,tiHatfel
fakinH ytntt htslitiiia tntl chs lns Only inktii tt,a
iV,iilti SUi IL ptiabletl Il, 81 tn bad ntii elect, weti MI
night | tt,int the Msiitiue viii mike 8 pefh4,t ti,ta
II i,ef. ntl stfa IL determined ~ aive II u FAIR trial,
tlet husband Aif. itBietifk Taticht1't. ID g t~ieftltatl
iipte. Md sar " yGtt will selti hit, shttte u II is vii
net ns ft'tii ah"itt,
tu,trs, sAuHht tAtrfe. stl D.
Price ~ tefts tiet itriiie. Around eseit ttttip titef
iR n slt,i Treaties ti bhbusae II ife Chest
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-09
Will OF JOHN McpoNoGu.

The Fnh District Court room was
crowded to-day with members of the hal
and citizens, assembled to hear the Wi
of MIR, Mcnonogh read As soon a. the
cour, was organised, MIR, Roselius brought
forward a package in charge Of MIR. Frey,
of the Union Bauk, which purported to
ho the Win OF John McDonogh. The
handwriting was then proved by John
r., GsynSs, T, Frey. and William Grivet,
The VIII was an Geographic Que, being
altogether in Mr.. McDanogh's hand.
writing. Enhraccd t~wenty.tour pages OF
closely written ioolscaP,
Judge Buchanan read the VIII 70 the
large audience present, who listened with
profound interest and attention, 1t is an
extraordinary document. The spirit which
perrades it appears to be n of sincere
pAilanthrophy, OF devotion to the cause of
religion, virtue and education. He declares
that his chief motive through life to ac-
quire fortune was, that he might promote
the intellectual and moral improvement
of the people. He dwells with great
force upon the importance of Public
Schools. and enjoins upon all communities
the duty of establishing them. He warns
his fellow citizens not to seek after riches
that the condition OF the industrious
poor is vastly more happy than that of the
wealthy. He leaves but one individual
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-09
ETAT DE la LOUISIANA.
Ceur du Sixieme District--ParOiSse
dsOueSt Baton Rouge.

Succession ID ResraoSp LAeouR. h. e.h. mo, aen.
I'm vERfu dune Commission adresscc nj
IL Sherit de la paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge, il
sera otiert IN vente p~ubliqae au plus offrant 1t
dernier eneherissear par lie sonssign6 Sheriff dc la
sns.diic faroissc, Jends Il i2 Dfeesabir. 1850. sur
les llenxa 10 heures A. NJ, la p~roprietG ei-apres
decrite appartenant 4 Ia succession de Roscmold
Lacour h. c, ]. aeceaS, SAVIOR;
UN certain morccan do terrc si'ue dams cettc
paroissc contenant un arpcni ct demi dc face an
aetve Mississippi. sur quarante arpents dc pro-
iondear, entire lignes paraileies, borne en- haut par
terrc de Cypren Lacour. en- has par tcrres de
Thomas McLin ct en- arriere par terres de John
l. Lo5aeli, ensemble avcc toutes les batisses ct
aneiioratious qui sly trouvent.
Conditions ds Ia pettc-La Motto du prix dad
tadicaiion compliant lie jour DE Ia vente, ct la ba-
lance payae,,e en- deux tern,es egaux, le premier
payable lie Ter de Mars, 1851, ct lie ID lie Ter dc
Mars, 1852, les acqaerears iournirontleurs billets
endosses a la satisfaction de administrator, pay
ahles au bureau dn Recorder de cetic Paroisse ct
portans hui: pour cent dintereis par an apres
echeance iasqu an pariait Placement, ct hypothague
spectacle retenu sur Ia terre jusqn'an Placement
final. q. DUBROCA.
Novembre 2. Offs, Dept. Sherif.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-09

Iseauy. Aital to his sister, Of $4,000 mud |
ten here lot heir the city 81 Haltttlofe'A
tie leaves Twenty-Five Thousand dollars I
yetf toit,a American llible Society W.
iitsfutes 4 number II li- slaves, tile iiatfie'
t,piDH dptienatpti, alil PROV ties that Thu
tesl st,,lI i've hired out tot lIfest, YetfF, s,',f
Tie pttpep,ls of their inlut applied ~ l,ii
other charities. AL lie expiration " thi'
iiunp they are 10 bt MI frpe,l, ma cent II
titntia ly the Colsnisa,inu HorieiY ~
Those liberated by nn,ns hte also to ht
senl IL Liberia.
The lmlbnte " lts property II hatltinnili'
n,i for The benefit Of iltd Mayor and tt,itit
oils ~ baltimore ma New u%rfensi", Mltt
afu "a receive illa proceeds IF his real ,F'
iatt, after tiiav feAei. u %aattiti'' n@it,ntii'l
I'VE believe $4,000. hnbl for the estnlhi@li-
tHsnt ~ i',,l,iia Frilu}is ~ New Orleans
md Baltimore The property u ieFtt Ia
tte divided OF spll, btt ktlt ~ rstltil'ity,
onty Il pulliuu Hf lie rrospatla tu he applied
ia The rufl,usns iidiep'pa. aud n',lY tlitti
when he revenue t',areIredt shall rpatlt 81
rsfinin atuoti,tt He alsc lfDviles iot The
establishment ~ ptpf Houses in New
Uflpnns and Lafayette ui the snlto to,ihi=
jians These trtip,,s establishments.
oteatei Nv l,is VIII, afn - le incorporated
l,y arts OF he Legislature Of Maryland
ma Louisiana. IN ease the corporations
of New Oren.,4 anin Baltimore iail 70
accept " carry unt tbs directions If he
win, the %lssariss IN thrit favor nra 10 60
to The ptntes u Maryland pnd Louisiana,
10 ia Applied to The establishment Of
fuliit Schools, q
he efeatna The following gentleman his
executors &. ltesplina, jenatl,en Mphta
geometry. A y trossfhst jiinl, Totte.
H. +. i'ilie. toeepll A. Mavl,in. w. r.
ievptitl,, H. II u Aat,iuA Of New Orleans
II &. iiuwati, i L Kennedy. John Spear
Smith lrautz Mayer, Henry pilpt. ttiet4
%rt,antl .ioln, t%,.il,soi, (stt,i " WIN Gibson,
Clerk or tho t'utttil " Baltimore Henry
| Clay. uf Kentucky, tie President II the
t'uipni5sfiot, bn'ieiY ~ the ti't ul
Washington, Il. II turlst, Secretary ~
the t'uIoui8atiul Aaein,y Walter l,owtie,
Secretary OF the hoard " Foreign Mis-
ainna u tie Presbyterian Chu,eli@au
three Ut them to carry into ehsrt the liiu-
vieipts vt tl,is Will
When JUDGE buchanan Ind finished
reading the WIN, there MAS q eet,etaI
l,is among the LAWYERS, ana ~, apparent
expression Of satisfaction al the pthspeet
IT q large ds|l aF litigation II seemed
rs le the upnetal conviction " the bar
that the VIII was illegal and would ia
spt aside. leIbtp ite faaiine was over
Judge Watts filled a petition, stating tl,at
he was n creditor Of the late john Nc
no,isti,, that he died without Il will, ~ II
lia nin'la q will, II WA Illegal, void mud
iuofieinns, and he rfays to he qualified "a
administrator, Of the vacant sstnte,
Julius, No yun know de lslla ob De
Montesunnfs !
'th course | does, nigeef lie's De
hnt,ijer Of Gen Taylor, aud was nAFsed
Nv Sarah serlpn
Why, liow 10 aatky lelks, hy aud lay
he eoioted incl, viii know he ntlNNl, as the