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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-05-01

A CRUMB FOR OLD BACHELORS" Mar
riage is desperate thing" says Selden. "The
frogs of 4Esop were extremely wise; they had
a great mind to some water, but they would
not leap into the well, because they could not
get out again"
DITTO, FOR OLD MAIDs.-An old maui
A lady who has attained the age of twenty
four or five, without having married fool, a
knaye, gambler, or drunkard.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-05-01

Francis Pigg, of Indiana, has run away from
Mrs. Pigg, and four little Piggs. The Boston
Post says he is hog.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-05-01

Deaths in Boston lest week, 81.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-05-01

MackereI,
Shad, Goldfish,
Salmon,
Herring, Pork,
Hams and Sides,
shoulders,
Lard and Cheese,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-05-01

Constantly on
hand for sale by
J.PALME Err & Co
Market ST. Wharf.
pHIEADELPHIA.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-05-01
ABRAM FENNER,
JOSEPH FRABLE,
MICHAEL SUPER,

Attest. II. WALTON, Clerk.
Nav 1851
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-05-01

A great variety of Toys on hand and
IA for sale cheap at the variety store
of JOHN III. MELICK,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-05-01
SHERIFF'S SALE.

UY virtue of a writ of alias f. ia. issued
AS out of the Court of Common Pleas
of Monroe county, Penn'a. to me directed,
l will expose to public sale at the public
house of Jacob Knecht, in the Borough of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-17
a $4,000 WOiiral O.7 laA.s.,-

"a Gs WARE vt he sign Of the Anrl.-GREGO-
W Rl & ROlALLs-The subscribers, (lm-
purters and Dealers Ia aardwarc) have in store the
largest stock and the greatest variety of goods in the
Hardware line ever offered in this place large
portion Of their goods has been purchased on the
best terms from the manufacturers, their gents.
and they therefore prepared to offer great in
luccments TO thcir customers.
Their stock Of Building Materials cannot be sur
asscd ia this State, and embraces almost every
rirty of rim niortice, closet. and stock Locks;
wrought and cast Hinges; Screws; English. French
and American Window Glass; Siding-door Trim
miug, Nails and Brads from the best factories, Sc
Tools fsi. Caypencrs. Mi1,rrigkts Coach Na-
ters. Bridge BaIiers Gad all Oker Mechasics from
the hcs. ttctories in England and this country
An unusually large suppl, of BLscksmikS Tools.
such rs Auvils Bellows. solidbox Fses. Hammers
Stocks and Die. Screwpatcs &c. &c.
.Ssdler's Hadware. Webs, Hosskins, Saddle
Trees &c. &C., a large assortment and at unusual
y low prices,
Coach Materials. Laces. Springs. Axlcs, Hubs,
Bows Fellaes. Baads, India Rubber and Oil Cloth.
Sc &c; very fine stock. selected with great care
and al prices To please.
fyonsekeeriag Az icics. rs-: Oil Carretiug from
to ail wide; Plated and BrittaAia Ware, ivory and
common Table Cutlery; papier Machc and Jaaaa.
;.ed Walters, some very beautiful; Candlestcks
S,,itto5,.s, Castings, &c- sc.
A very good supply OF Doab- AMI Single Guns
REYOL FERS Of rgrioHs patterns, Game Bags
&c.
Raii- Real axd Canal Contractors will find oc,a
gou cast Steel from TO | inches, aad square cas-
steel from to 8! inches; German. shear and blister
"A Steel; rope coil chain, shovels, picks, mat,ocs
| &c. 81.
| The Farmers arc invited TO exan.inc their Hy
| Dr. slic Rams, A.zcs. Hocs, Chains, &c. &c.
In short, all who are in want of Hardware, Cut
cry, Guns, Saddlery. Coach Trimmings, an,
thing else pertaining to the trade, respcctful
| invited tn call. July l0-ts
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MISCELl ANEOUS.


NORrHERN.--Arrives from charlottesville on
The same days heretofore. viz Iuesdnys- nufs'
days and Saturdays. Schedule time oi ARRIVAL D a.
IN. Leaves, as heretofore Sundays, wednesday,
and Fridays at g. n. M
PACKET MAIL-Arrives every day, except
Tuesday. between and z. q. N. Leaves every
day. excerpt Sunday, about 7, n. m. BY the North
ern Stage and Packet there received and dcsate'-
ed every day a mail for Richmond nnd points North
and South oi that city
~. The c anal way mail isrceeiyed Wednesday,,
frdsy. and Sundays. aad despatched Mondays,
Wednesday, and Fridays as beretofore.
SOUTHWEST ERN, (or Saiem )-Arrives Sun
iiays, "wednesday. and Fridays. nj q, a. m. Leaves
Tncsdsys. Thursdsys and Saturdays. about s. q. m.
WESTERN, Tor Fineas'ie. )-Arrives Tuesdays,
THURSDAYS and Saturdays, about g. p. m, hcreto-
fore. Leaves as heretofore, Mondays, Wednesdays
and Frlays--but at II later hour, say about 5. a m.
~ By these two lines, mails for places not
Further west than Buford's are despatched every
day except Sunday.
LEXINGTON, (.ia Natural B,i}ge. ARRIVES
Sundays. Wednesday, and Fridays. about 7, 7. m.
Leaves Tuesdays, Thnrsdnys and Saturdays, alter
arrival ofPaekct.
By this mud the Western line. mails for Licking
ton are despatched every day, except Sunday.
FARMvILLE.-- Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays
nnd Saturday,. about G, p. m. Leaves Mondays,
Wednesdays aad Fridays, about : u. nj.
III win be the days Of arrival and departure
have been ehaRgcd Nothing from Richmond IS
brought by this mail.
DANvILLE.--Arrivcs, heretofore, Tuesdays,
Thursdnys and Saturdays Leaves ns heretofore,
Monday Wednrsdays aud Frid1ys, at a. IN.
PEDLAK MlLLS.-Arrivcs IA heretofore, Mon
DAYS and Thursday, between 1e and II, a. m.-
Leaves about lp. M, same day.
FT' Mail closed at G. p. No Mails arriving
on those nights, the OiRce will not be opened for
delivery Sundays, Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays, after dark
On Sunday morning. the office will he kept open
fnr one hour after the Mail hy the Packet is ready
FOR delivery. WM NJ BLACKBOARD. /. NJ.
JuIy It's
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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLELAND SALE

BY virtue Of decree of the Honorable Chan
Gerry Court at Rogers,le, for the purpose of dis
ributing portion ofthe Zeal Estate,of George Ru,-
ledge, decd. among his legal heirs SC. the un-
drrsigncd, appointed Commissioner BY the Honora-
Bile Chancellor, will expose public sale to the
highest bidder the courthouse door in the town
of Blountve on the I'd day Of October. 1851. on
a credit of one and two years (the purchaser civ
ing bond and approved security) a truly desirable
tract Of land. continuing 66S acres situated in Sui
Ivan county, East Tennessee and extending with
in less than mile of said town. on the main
stage road. from Biountvic 10 Abingdon. and
through which said road passes distance Of moro
than miles, and not more than or miles from
the depot Of the Virginin and Tennessee Rail Road.
On said farm about 300 acres of cleared land
lying well. and productive including 50 acres Of cx
cellent meadow land. with several good never fail
ing springs comfortable dwelling house well fin
ished, with suitable barn and out buildings, or
chards, &c. The timber is good md abundant
The undersigned is authorized to divide said trac,
in two parcels. and sell in either way, at private
sale. To any person wishing to procure farm
scarcely surpassed in East Tennessee the oppnrtu-
nifty is now presented. The title is good and in
disputable
Letters addressed TO the undersigned ut Rogers
vile, Z. Tenn, will be attended to.
GEO w. NETHERLAND
Special Commissions
June a. to0 T pooe, e,sya Yran i kr,..
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Of the Circuit Court of Bedford co.. holden on the
18th of April, 1871. in the case Of Ralph Galloway
and others, Samuel Jones and others. shall pro-
coed to SELL to the highest bidder at public auction,
on Thursday, 7th day of August next. on the pre-
sssg misses. THE TRACT OR PARCEL or
Il LAND, therein mentioned. This land lies on
Ella Creek adjoining the lands Of w, Hobsou, VIM.
Leftwich and others. and cOntains three hundred
and fifty acres. more or less. Two thirds of this
land is in woods, and is very superior Tobacco land
The balance is in good heart and takes improve
ment kindly No portion of the land is
There is no dwelling other houses on the premi-
The land viii be shown. in the meantime, to
any person der-ring it, by myself Col. VIM. II.
Brown or by Mr.. John Galloway. r., who lives on
part of the same tract. 1t lies within less than
two miles OF the Virginia and Tennes icc Railroad.
The sale viii take place at Mr.. John Callaway's.
jr.. about J miles from Big Oucr Bridge.
TERus-A credit ufonc, two and three years, in
equal payments; the purchaser to give bond. with
good personal security. aud the title to the land
retained. further security until paid for-sub ect
to n re-sale in case ot taure of payment
The title to the above land ia believed to be I'M
questionable. but, acting commissioner, l shall
convey such title only is vested in by the de-
cree aforesaid I. I. SAUNDERS.
Ipna an -v-.7
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DATRICK SPRINGS Patrick,
sALG OF vALUABLEREALEs-

- TAI E--The subscriber Is the Commissioner
If the Court in decree lately recorded in the Cir
cult Superior Court of Botetourt. in suit "Rudi
sill vs. RudsilPs heirs" will offer for sale at public
auctpn, the 18th day of next August in the town
of fiacast "A credit Of one. and thfcr years
all the real in and abot said town of which
Jacob Rud i'll died seized &C onsstine the large
AID cummodious Hotel in said town, now in the
cupancy of John NJ. Price ESQ., and known as the
CENTRAL HOTEL, with all the out property at
t>ched to sai Hotel, consisting in part OF STA
BLES AND A LARGE GARDEN The mail
Stages known as the Valley Line and the stages
running from Lypchburg 10 the " hite Sulphur and
Lcwisurg al stop At this Hotch Also, Mt the same
time and upon the same terms, several Lots and
Parcels of Land adjoining said town.
And the next day Goth ofAugust) in the town
Of Buchanan will be sold Two Lots. in said town
of Buchanan and the other ia Pattonsburg, both Of
which lots are ehgihlv situated.
The subscriber will show said property. any
part ufi 10 persons dosirous Of purchasing before
the day Of sale.
Purchasers will be required to give bond and good
security. and lien viii be retained until all the
purchase money is paid.
june 26-t2jA JOHN e. RUDlSlLL,
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N-Pursuant to decree of the county Court of
Nelson,in the cnse of George b. Austin and wife
W. |. L, Twyman and others, viii be sold to the
highest bidder. on the premises, the 3ls day Of in
ly next, if fair, otherwise the next fair day, (Sun-
days excepted,) tract Of land containing 200 IL
cres, (more less, adjoining the lands of William
Cunningham. Alexander Mundy, w. A. Payne and
James NJ. SPiller. Also, the same day and time,
viii be sold seventh part Of larger tract. sup
posed to contain 4 or ) hundred acres. being the
late residence of Robert Horsley. decd, now oc-
cupied by Mr.. b. NJ. Dewitt and adjoining the
lands of William Cunningham William A. Payne,
William G. Jordan. &c. Snid lands ore within
mile or two of the james River and Knnawha Canal,
a further description is unnecessary. as persons
wishing to buy are respectfully invited to examine
the land for themselves before the day Of sale
Terms as much cash as will be necessary % deflay
the expenses Of sale and SC. the balance Of the pu-
chase money a credit of one two and three years
bonds and approved security viii be required ofthc
purchaser Possession given on lst day January
next. W. A PAYNE, ! O..
GEORGE b. AUSTIN, Ooii IS
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TERMS.-Thc yrEeIsrssis is polished SEM
weekly at a por annu,n. IN aduaxrc. No snbscrip-
sion i taken for shorter time than six months; ard
paper is discontinued, except at the option Of the
rroprietors until all arcargcs shall have been paid
ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted for 50 cents per
square Tor lcss Tor every inner form insertion, and
375 cents for every outer ifthc number of in
ertions il not noted ON the Ms. IL Will be- publish
I'd till ordered out and charged accordingly
The YEARLY RATES arc For the privilege Of
two squares sio: for square s2J--if inner form
s35. Every yearly advertiser will be required to
confnc his advertising to his particular line ofbusi
Sess, and il he exceed the space stipulated for, he
~ill be charged rainbly for the excess.
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GALE OF LAND.-IY PURSUANCE

~ ALE VH LAND.-lN Tt hSUANDF Il
~ Of decree of the County Court Of Nelson pro-
nnuncrd at the February term 1851. in the case Of
"Coghiil. guardian, &c, vs. James Thompson and
others" the undersigned. the Commissioners ap-
puuted BY said Decree WILL on Tuesday, the 22d
day July next the premises proceed to sell AT
public auction the land belonging To the trust es-
Of james Thompson. (soldier) deed. ltadjoins
the lands of William Bourne, deed and others, cun-
tuin- 2sig acres is about two miles from Rose
(nnw Pcttitts) Mills, and has large quantity of
valuable timber upon it.
TERMS.-A credit of six. twelve, and eighteen
months VIII he given. Bonds and approved per-
.onal security will he required for the instalmenis
ot payment and a lien upon the land reserved
security. RO. a. COGiliLL,
RO. WHITEHEAD,
Tunc o1-ytds Commissioners.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-17

Remarks Of Mr.. Martin, Of Henry, on the
prcsentation Of the Henry Resolutions on
he subject Of the Basis Of Representa-
Gon.
Mr.. Martin said
Mr.. President. The course which l
thought proper TO pursue upon the cues
ton Of the basis Of representation IN the
final adjustment, as / thought, Of that ques-
ton, was not taken by me without due
deliberation and full appreciation upon
my part Of all its responsibilities: 6ubsa-
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T.
Have been deceived in thee7
Have |, my Williei
Have been deceived by thee
Tell me, my Willie!
Long. through the weary day,
Down by the beach | stray
Hark. bow rhr breakers say,
"False is my Willie!"
II.
Every sound TINT steals to me
Speaks of my Willie;
Every sound that comes to me
Means for my Willie.
Sighs in the autumn trees,
Walls in the winter breeze--
All, my hearts i'll Mt ease,
Wantins my Willie
WAsHisGToS. August, 1850.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-17

nlSSOLUTlON.--rhc partnership here
IL totore existing between u. A. WILSON. in.
md JAS. MCDONALD, in the practice Of Law, has
been dissolved in consequence otlhe latter change
OF profession. The business Of the firm viii receive
tho attention of Mcssrs. Booker & Wilson.
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s;.'s;;-..r.s a.;.sss NOTICE.

isissssIII.T.5k NOTICE. 81 have for sale three
-------a2---@ Aew Freight Boats, made Of the best
ulateria, a.d Workmanship. Any person wishing
TO purchase. can be furnished upon very accommo-
,atng terms. Apply to the subscriber near Elk
Greek Mills, Amherst county. Va.
July lets ALEXANDER MUNDY.
Republican cnnr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-17

LOLA MoNTEs.-A recent letter from
Paris, says the celebrated Countess Of
Mansfield, the noted Lola Montes, has con-
cluded to resume her former professional
career of a dancer.-This world-known la
dy il, daily practising. and will make her
first aPrcafance at New York in about
three months. OF course Che New York
crs win give her public reception.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-17

A down cast editor advises bis readers,
iftley wish to get teeth inserted. TO go and
stcol fruit where watch fog is on hisl
gsrd
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a copy-Testc.
&. NEVILLE, d. C


In obedience to tho aboye decree. the under
signed commissioners appointed for that purpose.
will Friday, the 18th day Of August next, 1851.
proceed to sell ut auctinn thr premises, to the
highest bidder. a VALUABLE FARM, belonging
to the estate oithc late George PONCE 81, cd
This farm has been for years the residence Of Capt
William Allen and is situated in the county Of Bot
tctour,, on James River about twenty miles above
the town Of fBuchauan. 1t contains about seven
81 Hundred Acres, all considered ofthe
-. very best quality; about three hundred acres
OF which arr cleared, the halaace well timhercd.-
rnc cleared land Is under good fence, aud is near
y MI bottom otthc first order end in high state of
cultivation.
The improvements are torrablc DWELLING
HOUSE. good Barn and Corn Crib, with other
necessary oui-houscs. Besides there Is irst-raic
Blacksmith's Shop end OF the land with
separate improvement, and never failing spring of
water connected with it.
There is hne Merchant Mill in the neighbor-
hood within two and half miles. and furnace and
boundary within four miles, which afford fine mar
ket for the products ofthc farm.
1t Is seldom property of such value. and posses
sing uany advantages is offered for sale, ii IS
considered ono Of the very best farms on all upper
James River, ami located in Of the most desira-
ole neighborhoods in Boitetonrt county
TERNs of sal made known in the annexed Dc
cree. The Land will be shown to any one wishing
to purchase by Mr. John Mccartney who lives on
it, or by james b. ksyser WHO lives adjoining it.
| wM. wM :. :. KATs kATsEa, cora.-
ic o6-t15A Ter Gg-.
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= HOUSE h0GFOuSAs-,.,

tis. We wil soil mt nuctpa. on Saturday rv.-
ming the l9ihi.st. desirable Family residence on
Church Street. litcly owned by 1lrnrv l.. Duffcl
and now the property OF Kelly. Bail x Co. The
Lot contains Acre.
TERMS-One fourth cash. tho reminder 6.
and 10 months satisfactorily secured
July li-st EDLEY e. SPENCE
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JOHN q. L. GOGGIN.
FREDERICK ". PAGE.
july l Its

"ANTED-As situation ns Teacher in The
w country, in n private family. by young In
dy, who can give satisfactory testimonial. Of her
this oihcc. Jnlv lt-3t
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r AW PARTNEassilaP.-l

- signed having ttiis duy formed n partner
ship in the practice Of Law, viii atcnd to all busi-
ness eoniil led to them in the counties Of Bedford
Campbell Amherst and APpomaitoz. and the Cdr-
por,tion OF Lynchhurg.
~ Ohcc opposite George NJ Ruckcr. Main
street Lynehburr Va
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vNO EREEMAsONs.

u Frccmi sonry, first American fron the London
edition. il > vols, bcitrr edition than the Lon
don, and can be sold ubout onc-third the price.
Also the Cruftsman, the Masonic Chart, the Ma
sonic Trcs;lc-BoarJ, Sc.
n n n.y.-I, mo
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July 1f-ts ID. ", PAYNE & BRO.
slEMxBUGGY ni private saic-Wc

go have ON hand very handsome New
Ark built Burgy, nearly new. with new set Of
Harness, IN which bargain can he lild by early
application to NlOSBY & HOLCOMBE.
July ii-2L Auris. aud Com. Mcr.
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CTEAM ENCINE s,i;, IN u,r,.c,

~ Having purchased an Egiac at greater power
than the one have formerly used, and wishing to
make room Tor the larger one ! am determined to
oicf upon such terms as cannot fail to satisfy any
one desirous To purchase A great bargain can be
had by early application.
July li-ts a. WINSTON
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HREAT LAEOiIE-NAYINf, ni ~

~ CIilNE--tay's improved Murticng Machine
is universally conceded to be the greatest Labour
saving machine in existence Onc hand can cnsilv
pcffotm the lahaurof six, and do il with infinitely
moro accuracy, For sale by
Juiy lj-,s WINSTON
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From he american Telegraph.
MY WILLIE.

a BALLAD-tr JOEL ArsrIs.
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COMMISSIONERS sale ofLand.

Special Commissioner.
June 3c-t2O IRog~srslle Tna..) Times.
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ARD! LARB!.-A FEW PACKAGES
- Briggs Family Lard. Tor sale ut
July l0-ts JAMES +. WILLIAMS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-17

NEV TVttN oi tIls V0mpony have
ordered reqnsition of Five dollars per share upon
all the Stock which has been subscribed, payable
the 18th August next. It being the 18th uron the
rid Subscribers and Tth upon the new, Delinquents
will be required To pay interest in all eases
July l0-Il5a Z. q. MORRlSON Trcns'r
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1851-05-17

expression in behalf of his willingness to
abide by the State in any issue.
The following resolutions of the meeting
were then read, and after some debate nut
to vote by acclatnation- minority renort
being rejecting:
Whereas, crisis has arrived in the his
tory OF our country, calling for some decis.
i've action on the part Of the friends of the
South:
l.. ResOlved, That conciliation is virtue.
and cooperation desirable; but that, if need
be, separate State action is the rightful rem.
edy, to which, or to any efectual measure
OF resistance by the Constitutional Conven.
ton, we pledge Our all.
2. Resolved, That more effectually TO se-
cure the cooperation desired, a State South.
sern lights Association be organized sby this
Con :, ..tion,to be composed of Delegates
from each Association III this State, which
shall meet selni-annually in Columbia.
8. Resolved, That each Southern RIGHTS
Association in the State be requested to call
meeting of their members as early as pfac.
ticable, and ascertain the names and num-
Der of members over the ago of II and un-
der 40, and all over the age of 40, and keep
roll OF the same separately, to be reported
to the State Association semi-annually.
4. Resolved, That the President of this
Convention appoint committee Of -, to
prepare an Address to the Southern Rights
Associations Of the other States, inviting
them to meet us in Convention at -, on
the - day of -.
The Resolutions were all adopted, the
first and second unanimously.
Resolutions of thanks were moved and
adopted, in favor of the urbanity and i'm
partiality with which the Chairman, Hon. },
T. Richardson, had presided over the assem-
bly,.
Gov. Richardson replied in feeling and
eloquent address, in which he complimcnted
the members Of the assembly for the unan-
unity and harmony Which had characterized
the debate, and concluded with wishes for
their future good and prosperity.
1t was then moved that the proceedings
of the body be concluded by prayer, which
was unanimously adopted, and acceded to
by the Rev. Mr.. Bowman.
Thanks were then voted to the officiating
Clergy, and the Officers of the 4th Brigade
for the use of the Hall which they had so
kindly rendered. :.
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ABBEvnLE, soUrHcARo11NA MORNING MAY H. 1851
ia Calhoun, Representative from Able

"A Calhoun, Representative from Able
vile, next arose, and read the call. The lin
its Of the convention it was:decided had not
been transcended. Mr.. Calhoun entered in
to full and ample discussion of the ques-
ton Of separate action, and represented the
consequences Of the various positions as
sumed by the State. In the course Of his
remarks he alluded to the necessity of our
representatives redressing our grie, ances, or
taking us out of the Union with or without
concerted action. Mr.. Calhoun spoke of the
organization of Northern influence and par
ties, and concluded his remarks with pa
trietieSppeal to the members for unanimity
sion.
S Qurnment was then moved to 10
% orrow morning.
unity which prevailed in this AS
10 4Ghaps never surpassed by that
a eliherative body which ever
~ "a The greatest alnity and re-
spA in regard to the ind'vid.
aut ssh4 Apinions of members and
hard rk every respect the pro-
ceedings 81 thefcouncil.