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BY Lumley to sing It the Queens Opera, but
a. be already owes her Is 900 dollars for former
services. which there seems to Be little pros
pect Of bic paying, che excused herself on the
plea that she was going 70 Amsr lea. She 10
q present At Cologne.
Jenny Lind has been offered E12 900 for
twelve nights, by Lumley. but she declined
in consequences ESQ the papers say) OF her sin
teresting situation" She was staying with
Benedict, in London. II is said that she abu-
ses the press of this country, its people. and
the country itself. with sort of holy earne ST.
ness which it is impossible to describe. We
are glad of il. with all our hearts. Moth ing,
indeed, has happened to please us better since
the DAYS of Fanny Kemble and Dickens. We
hope when people make such beasts of them.
selves as they did about Jenny Lind, they
may always be spit upon in return. There
was baseness about the adulation showered
upon this woman, revolving to the dignity Of
human nature. Well, she has repaid it exact
ly as it ought to have beeu repaid. We trust,
in future, if all shame be not extinct, actresses
and singers will be received as such, and not
as divinities.
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~ Our Plan Is THIS :-Nor to resort 10

T Our Plan IL This :-Not to resort TO
humoug. and advertise improvements in the Ds.
Guerre0type Art that do not exist, for the
purpose of attracting persons to our rooms, but 10
make known our location, and invite citizens and
strangers to an examination Of our specimens and
trial of our skill, and then il we do not render
satisfaction, we in no case exoect them to take q
picture. Our own opinion and the opinion Of
thousands who have patronized rs for the last four
years IN Petersburg and this ity, 10 that the Da.
guerreotypes taken by US are surpassed by none
and equailed BY few this side the Potomac
MINNIS 4 WATSON,
Daguerreotypists and dealers Ia Stock,
5ot Main 81 (Mansion Hoase) Richmond. and
sycamore 81. Petersburg. Va Tvs
- Great Care for Bowel Complaints.
ns .aosc ssie ana sure compound tor Bowel Com.
Ris,a.s, rsins IN the Stomach. Cholera, Cholera
1sasoIous, Dysenfery, Pain In the Back, Sides or
Diua.s' iootnsche, Bruises and Sprains ID DR..
nose ram Curer. This remarkable preparation
sses instant relief 70 all pains and Is used by the
oaa ana young. Thousands have been relieved IN
lew minutes from the most acute pain. In bot.
,'es ~ = and so cents and for sais bv BENNETT
= beers, Adie Cray, Purcell Ladd 4 &c. r.
Uusai: y. A. Strecker, A. Bodeker, j. Blair. s 81.
zachrissou, W. z Lsdd Gaveor q Wood. ~
EE The Once 81 tnc new Yark Her.
AID, fhiiadeiphia Ledger, BALTIMORE sun. Bsltlmore
Clipper, and General Depot TOR all the New spauera
Magazines and Chea5 Publications. il Il lOaa
Broad street, opposite the Broad s. rat Hotel.
THOMAS q. GRESHAM.
~ ~ General Agent
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Letter. from Hon. Geo. C. Washington

Letter. from Hon. Geo. G. Washington.
The National IEtelligencer of yesterday pub
fishes letter from Hon. George c. Washing
ton, of Montgomery county, Md, in which he
declines the nomination for the Vice Presiden.
cy, recently made by the American party, and
says the nominations of Scott and Graham
will receive bis jealous support. The letter
concludes as follows:
Entertaining these opinions ofthe candidates
of the Wing National Convention, and being
fully and willingly committed to their support,
am constrained most respectfully to decline
the nomination ofthe American National Con-
vention.
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u house belonging to MIR. Suffer, and
several kitchens and outhouses, in Montgom
ny, Alabama, were destroyed by fire on We'd
nesday week. The want of water was kecnly
felt. and an engine was worked with rinegar,
This heats the fire annihiator, entirely.
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lEEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HA MP
MI DEN SYDNEY COLL EliE RICHMOND

AT EDICAA DEPARTMENT OF HA Mp
Vl DEN SYDNEY COLLEGE, RICHMOND,
VA.-The fifteenth annual course of Lectures in
this institution will commence on Monday, the
llth of October, and continue until the ensuing
March
BL BoHANNAN, M D. Professor of Obstetrics
enc diseases of Women and Children.
LW CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ D, Professor of Ma
terra Medica and Therapeutics.
s MAUPIN, NJ D, Professor of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
CHAs BELL GIBSON, N b, Professor of Surge
cARTER P JOHNSON, NJ D, Professor of Anat.
on David VII tucker, D. Professor of the The
ory and Practice of Medicine.
AE PETICOLAS, NJ D, Demonstration of Anat
omy - ...ro.v
prosecuted with the most ample facilities, and at
inconsidei able expense.
CLINICAL LECTURES are regularly given at
the College Infirmary ana Richmond Aims
house.
The In6rmary, under the same roof with the
College and subject to the entire control OF the
Faculty, Is at all times well filed with Medical and
Surgical cases and furnishes peculiar facilities tor
clinical instruction Many Surgical operations are
performed in presence of tue clans; and the stu
de.ts being freely admitted to ,he Wards, enjoy,
under the guidance OF the Professors, unusual op
portunities for becoming familiar with the symp
toms, diagnosis and treatment OF diseases
Expenscs-Matricrlstiou fee, e5; Professors
Tees, tsggregste) Sos; Demonstrators fee $40;
Graduation fee, &25.
The price Of board, including fuel, lights. and
servanfs attendance, 10 usua ~ % to Is So Der
week.
The Catalogue. q containing fuller inftxu alton
concerning the Institution, will be forwarded Ia
those applying for il, specific enquiries win be
answered py letter. =. MAUPlN, NJ D.,
~ l5-2taw3w Dean Of the Faculty.
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NO GO.

The New York Herald publishes certain
threatening letters which have passed between
They even talk about sueing. 1t will not answer.
This scheme for getting pulled without paying
for it, may serve to swiudle the printer; but the
public understands it perfectly web.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-15

n At regular meeting OF Samson Division,
No 4 8. of T., held July 18th, the following or
GERS were installed In their respective offices
James Atkisson, w P; Jsmee M Berry, WA: T
Synco, X 8; Mathew Musson, A r 8 Richard
Harnet Rountree, F s; C Minor, r; Christ'r
Hudson, CT Jas CT land, A C; T johnson. / s: VIM
Berry, s; VIM Smith, P w r; G Hooper, L
ID q Wp ~ -
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DIED.

On yesterday, the 14th inst at the residence OF
his nephew, Mr.. Samuel M Price, Mr.. OvERToN
A. MOsBY, in the 43d year OF bis age His friends
and acquaintances requ to attend his fune
rail- This Afternoon, at o'clock at the United Pres.
byterian Church, (Rev'd Mr.. Read's) without fur.
ueer invitation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-15

HusTINGs CouRT.-This court met at II o'clock
yesterday, transacted some civil business and then
adjourned in order to allow the examination of
the brothers Rand before the Mayor to proceed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-15

DRuNx.-Timothy Haley, arrested for drunken.
ness Tuesday evening was, on yesterday, discharg.
ed by the Mayor with an Ammunition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-15

BALEp Our.-Johu Daving, imprisoned for q
misdemeanor, was on yesterday bailed out.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-15

A FRW GOOD AGENTS WANTED. IN
IL operate TO. the Ne hsnics' Union AssoclstIea !.
apply a. the Office, No 8. Exchange place.
jy i5-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-15

GOODS AT REDUCED PRIcEs-See the advertise
ment OF Messrs. Merchant & Weisiger. It is the
object of this concern to get off much as posi-
Bile of their present stock, to make way for large
and general assortment which they contemplate
laying in for the fall trade. We have, ourselves,
examined their stock. and can, without fear of dis
appointing any one, confidently recommend all
persons whom it may concern, to call and inspect
We are satisfied that there is scarcely any descrip-
ton of clothing now in USE that may not be found
there, and at such prices as would render trade
advantageous to the purchaser
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JOHN VAN buren, AND Mp. WILLIS

JOHN VAN buren, AND Mp. WILLIS.
The FIRST of these gentlemen was retained as
counsel for Forrest, in the action of assault
and battery brought against him by Mr.. vii.
lis. 10 the course of the trial, he employed
very harsh language with regard TO Mr.. W.,
who sent him a note recapitulating the offensive
incidents and demanding recantation. In "a
postscript, he tells Mr.. Van Buren, that he is
about to 60 to the South for his health, and
that as it has been announced in the Nerald
that he, Dir. v. B., is ABOUT TO visit Vie same
quarter on political tour, they may meet in
Charleston, Is. C.) where Mr.. w. hopesste
arrive from the West Indies, 10. two or three
weeks. This letter is dated New York. March
4fh, 1859, and the writer saysit will be deliver.
ed by Gen Lyman, Of the Astor Houre. To
this letter MIR. Van Ruren makes the Se,,ow;og
reply:
John Raa Barss'so N. p. Wsais.
Go.a)
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LAND WARRANTS.-The high
~ est market prices will be given in cash
or Bounty Land Warrants, of 40, 80, or 100 acres.
JOHN X. MARTIN, Pension Agent,

I Attend quarterly meeting of your company
on THIS CThursd.y) EVENING, the 18th inst !,
M at Lafayette Hall, at 81 o'clock.
~ By order of the LIST Lieutenant ommanding.
jyl5 4. C. BURNS, o s.
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N. r. WiLLIs, Essl-

SiR-As ,wSs sitting in the U. s. District
Court, on the ssh inst, engaged in the trial of
q cause, theysnclosed note, dated March 4,h,
1859, WIS slipped upon my table without my
knowing who was the bearer. The impress.
sion d xnose whom enquired Of upon the sub
ject -. that il was dropped theee BY eonsta-
bic; Tut have not been able TO obtain any
msre precise information uron the subject;
40 d ofGen. s P.Lyman mentioned in the So !,
x,erscription have to this date seen or heard
nothing. learn BY the papers that you sailed
from this pot TO the West Indies the day be-
lore received your note.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-15

To- The Notes of the Southern Manu-.
facturers' Bank are taken at our counter in ex-
change for Virginia money at par. The notes of
the Corporation OF Frede. icksburg will not here
after be received al par at our Office.
VISIT C w PURCELL f. CO.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

- no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.e8s nrs,xrcya q rnaxx TIMES - large = hat
- ~ oeier Daily paper In the caty Of Rlchmond.
n & therefore greatly superior TO any othss =
1edjum Of advertising.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-15

wwM CAME to the subscribers on the
EiKsH 9th instant, small red Cow and Calf,
which the owner can have by proving
property and paying charges.
GEO. G. WALDEN,
LIZ a.k Raol &c EairGald D aco Cxonrao
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u{f@
az Daxuerreory pes Of I hiidfen : -. - :,
ly Troupe, single Portraits, &C Ae, sxssa .,.,.-
style equal to the fines; ivory painuag sna Va a.
as durable. Cop;es made from oil Psnulss,. .;r
guerreotypes, and every other descr'plOa y r.
lures. n.
The friends of Mr. Clay can see very hI s. -
guerreotype of this great statesman, ron ans
copies OF any size can be made, sna =. = 20 80
rings, &c, or framed, making hsndeoaas a.
valuable ornament 10 the psTior or drawns 80 -.
Mr Clay himself ssid Of this picture, "inA .
the best he ever had taken" ..,ve
,v1 Isl Eagle Square
~ Fietchcas Hair Tonic 80. -
sons are sp, to regard n article oi.st 49,, h
and alluded to, ~ needing just fhss encss ~ sslp
alive. Now. il the pubic an'e ~. We ean ,.,ars
II. We are Determined 10 keep the ion l.. s,e,
The people pro bono ps6lieo Fer prevsasos 80
meas moisenng ana Identifying the nslF =. 81 an
ine il. and (, sing that ich gossy ana IRE
pearance, we challenge The world q pfeasss
parasion equal teit ......h,e pre-
IL eeaslai,ess aud ladies desiee this
psrsiisn, appls 81 OHA y0tiASON, ms
under The American Hefsf, ~ % hooeH ~ Is.sr.
Messrs Bennett q Beers. Msin styees, ans e -
ssabrook & Reeve Broad street =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-15

4 AUCTION NOTICE Particular
w. att, ntion is requested TO the sale of stock
of Dry Goods, to take place This Morning, at 81
o'clock, at the store OF J. C. Courtney e. Co, Ill
Broad street See advertisement.
jy Is GEO J. SUMNER, Auct
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.@ we Continue The Insertion of the testimo.
niais OF the hne Daguerreotypes issued from Prstts
Gallery, at No las Main street, under the Gotbic
windows. The Magnolia says of it :-"Ve were
quite astonished at the beautiful manner in which
it is fitted up, the richness of all its appointment
and the elegant appliances of comfort and LUXURY
with which it abounds We looked over large
number OF the distinguished men of Virginia. and
well known private citizens, and did not see one
inferior likeness amongst them. Mr. P. is master
of his profession, and such seems to be the general
opinion, If we Judge from the army of witnesses of
his skill which look down from the walls The
best likeness have ever had TAKEN" says DR.
R r Wexford, of Fredericksburg, Va Pretiden,
of Medical Convention ie %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-15

LT Mexican Mustang Liniment. I'm
provement. Progress, Growth.-These are now the
order of the day. And the great desire for hesei is
operation in the Medical world New light blazes
up and old practises and old mixtures are discard
ed. The six new astonishing combinations in the
Mustang Liniment enables it to penetrate aesh,
nerve and muscle and drive out disease and assist
nature to recover her lost powers and become
healthy, which is evidently the true cause why 1t
is so successful and why So many physicians that
are acquainted with its virtues prescribe and re
commendit.
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rs FOR BREMEN.-The A l Bremen
S23Sf barque WIELAND. for Bremen, ia now
ready to receive cargo at City Point and will load
with dispatch. For balance of freight or passage,
apply to
" I5-l0t SCHAER, KOHLER CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
wThe Spanish acvernmsn, are e,hr..


iting symptoms Of a longing to iay tier h,ra. n,
the wealth Of the Church 10 that country. A.,
order hes been issued by tire Msis.rr Of Jp.,
end Ecclesiastical Affairs directed 20 TIE shan,
and hears Of Dioceses generally, demanding
complete inventory Of all the TREASURES ami .,,;.
cles Of value in the vsricu, churches. G,e,,
pains have been talen 10 keep the fact secret nm,
it has transpueJ, and al; sods OF glesses are ea,.
rent as to the object Of tire order. It's beloved
by some that nothing else Is intsad-d than p,
keep up the artificial creait Of the State b, a,
exhibition Of the wealth Of the Church. Whe,
il is considered that the Cathedral at rolsio. IA,
instance, has art icles Of geld and silver 10 TIE
smount OF some =, 500 900. Il vould be soma.,er
Of surprise If the grand total in the Kingdom
should r, ach tI25 600 GEO II woald prove 70 cav
matter, however, for the Government to ob'sm
possession Of these immense treasures. Tn. IN.
habtants Of the country towns and villages would
resist any attempt at removing the Csnrch P,op-
erty, and in the cities, tue n, lis OF former bsne-
factors to the cbarches viii naturally oppose anv
other application oftTsssnFes obtained from their
ancestors than thst for which they we're given. 1
HsJoity Of the parish PRESS refuse TO undertake
the inventory demanded, and it is remark able
circumstances that Just at tina moment whea the
circular is becoming known, thsfts in the ciarch.
seem 10 hsve become the order Of tie (cy. IN
two weeks, toward the en0 Of August. mar.
thef,s of tine kiud have been committed tasn IN
many previous ears together.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
HISTORICAL.

TIE Erning Post concludes as follows
an elaborate article to prove that it Is right
lin turning its back on the Free. Democracy
to support the candidate of The Slave De-
mocracy:
I'VE are bat too happy to have an opportunity of
supporting candidate, in whose political system ga
His election satisfied v secure h the country
prreJ, wiser, and more auspicious Government ,nas
Il he, enjoyed, at less incs the unnlej close Of Sir
Van BureLs standardization
Does TIE Post mean to caumniate the
administration of Mr.. Polk, of which its
own special candidate, Gov. Marcy.
was one of the brig htest lightsl Does it
mean to give out that that was an impure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23

FErFSRoRo, ~ tcay, Sep,sl lrYs
L. A. HiNE, Ctnc,nn4ti-SR have
this moment read your letter to me ia TIE 3. !.
Tribune.
You have been misiniormcd. You believe tha,
own six hundred thousand acres OF land. IL -
true, that after NY fathers death, found myself
to be the owner OF nearly million OF acres Of land
But rg since had RID naSse'f Of almost ali ofit la
what way it was, that rid my sell Of consdeo,be
share Of g. for others cr several Thousands Of poor
people, ard no, Tor ny self topubsh.
You tell me perhsps, by way OF making fun Of ny
that "6ve farms would be enough" FOR rls aas-er
that own no farms; AID that should cplnt 10 god
bargain could exchange all the scraps aud remnants
of my fathers wild trsos for five farms or even hres
farms
You are willing that should I've In "comtjr,sbls
sin pliciy.r lcu will mSko big eyes wis n .el you
thst my home would not rent for seventy dOlisy q
year. Respectfully yours GEREIr sNirH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
NOW. WIGS.

The STATE Convection a, Syracuse adj
jomned last evening after BRET, but most
harmonious session, whose proceedings are
fJlly reported among our Geographic dis
patches. ard whose result appears in the
ticket for State officers. a. the head of this
paper. It's an excellent ticket, than which
more stronger could have been nominated.
1t bears with it the augury of victory.
Under such leaders, and with WINFIELD
ScOTT as our candidate for President, tho
Wings Of this State will roll up an over
whelniing majority in November.
But that this may be fully accomplished
that victory may be gained worthy of
our cause and our candidates we must
WORK We know well that the Wbiqs
OF the State have not been idle so far we
know that they have done their du,v ,b.,
their organization is thorough. their so;r;,
glowing and confident, their rssolr,;on
indOmitable. But much is yet to be done
SIX weeks still remain tefore the elsc,;or
Let them be spent in disseminating in
formation, in stirring up public feeling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
Nbig Rally In New-Jersey.

Al meeting of the Wings of Westfeld
Township Essex Co, N. j., held the Goth Of Sept inst
pursuant TO public notice, at the Scotch Plains Hotel
GIDEON Ross, Eco called to the Chair and ISAAC
h. PmRsoN, Esq, appointed Secretary
Or motion, 1t was
Rrsoired, That the Wings Of Westdeld Township form
themselves into scott and Graham Club.
DR. JosRrH CLARK wa, chosen President Of said Club
With GIDEON Ross, Esq, Vice President; CORA
DRAKE Secretary Dr. Cora OSBORN, Correspond
ing Secretary, and WN. c. srANDERBY, E'q Treas
uIer.
Constitution was adopted, and resolutions expres
si7e Of determination to aid, Individually and untedly
In the election OF WINFIELD SCOTT snd WILLIAM A
GRAHAM 10 the Offices OF President and Vice President
tfthe United States.
Jos. S. Darby Gershon Lite, Josiah Crane, So lre
Iierson and Ephra'm Clark, Esqs, were chosen an
Executive Committee.
The meeting was then adjourned, 10 meet at West
field on Monday eyeLlng Sept q, 81 O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23

NLw -HAMPsHIRE TEsT.-The following
resolution anmously passed at the Wing State
Convention, held at C,ncofd. N. H., few days
ago:
Res5lrtd That believe Il 10 have been the deslan
Of ,hs e uBcers OF the Government to make America
The ssyurn Of oppressed but 10 The subyers
Of Its distinctive character that be the refuge alike
from religious ard political oppression, and thar within
Ito eouncaiie' civil privileges should be unabridged by
religious optiohs; therefore we, The Wings OF New.
Hsnp'bire, are, a. VS. always have BEEN dsedsdiy IN
JsrOr Of bL0zsnS The religious test from our STATE Con-
sfinaiOn"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
Tup OrF,cr Of STATE TREAsuRrR.-

TnE OFFICE OF STATE TREAsURER.-
In ,he case Of The People RS. James VI. Cook,
motion for new trial was denied at the General
Term OF the Supreme Court for the Sixth Dis
trict, held in Cortland Village last week; "and
INDICTMENT was ordered that the defendant is not
entitled to the Office of Treasurer Of the ate OF
ork, and that Benjamin Welcb, Jr., is en-
titled to said Office The case was tried early
last spring, before Mr. Justice Gray, at the Temp
kins Circuit, and decided against Gen. e..
An appeal being taken to the General Term, 1t
was argued at the July term, held at Delhi, and
decision reserved until the late term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
Gen. Scott in HolIidaysburg.

FROM the Blair County Nhf, IiN " 3
General Scott unexpectedly arrived a.
tho Mountain House on Thursdsy evening" AVID sss me-
y hundreds 10 awe bin welcome 90 Friday mon,
ing procession WAS formed In the Diamond, oealsn
by Chief Marshal Col David a. uoGus assisted ~ ~.
John Piper and George RAJ rnont and proceeded v no
MouDtiin House 10 order 10 escort the victorious "a
ersl into OSn, Who had kindly consented % Tas no
csysbuTg before bb departure In the l2oelock '' "
cars 20 tia West -
The procession having reached Bis otaipgs ~ ~
placed IN hsndso,ne wagon, drawn by four oet,sS
ray horses, accompanied by Ex-GJy John ba,
Tenn, and Surge DGeoerJ LawsyB, Of the U. y
Army In smother wagon was FIX Gov ohaGon, ali
Samuel Calvin and other distingyiihed gentenea Is'
procession wss again formed and proceeded b Hbl
Day sbuyg, amid tho shouts Of the people. He "" ..
coItsd through he pr!Dci pal streets Of the sorn a.
ali, htod at the American House lie taken tag no
HCUEe, but imnt dissely called odt aad from pss.''
Of the American made besu'ifai and chase sa1s
General Scott then retired amid the desiep1s S.
Of the people, and was succeeded BY LxGo,ery viny
Who Ma g. a be su,iful speech. he fsfsredp ps.,,,
teTms b The services OF the old hsro-Genei -. "A
the principles Of the Whig patty, and the p'ss IA
prospf eta Of Scott ard Graham Ia Tepse "a y,
speech vas listened 10 With great s'tspp'h' W.
ceived with rounds Of applause. ws,s tbsn
Gov Johnston ard Gen. VIM. IL if"i' WV
called out, and msde short addresses - ..,,,a,s in
Gen. Scott was sgaiD escorted 70 Ie "a tsseD
connection with his oistine uished sssonss g. I,,os
to TIE Mountain Hotel The people loHo" o. me r,,.
Numbers and after dinner they repsnea "
and were soon on their way westward