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Neworleans Agency of the Mutual Pro.

LECTION INSURANCE co. OF NASHVILLE Tenn.
This Company viii Insure The Mutual Principle Houses, nIer-
clHndse, against loss DAMAGE FIRE Cargoes
Vessels Of description against " tE PERKS
AND RE ERS.
persons having property
entitled full participation profits
TRUSTEES:
N. Hohson, NJ. s. Pitcher, Jas. Morton, IT.,
john Waters j. G. Shepherd, D. Weaver
J. A. McAister, II. Douglass C. P. Smith,
p, D. West John Morrow, b. r. Mckenzie,
John II. hwin A. w. Putnam, p. W. Maxey,
W. 7. Berry, Samuel Seay, A. Morrison
E. S. Hall, j. b. Knowles, C. E. Hilmsn,
Alex Fall, j. B. johnson, Stewart,
R. +. Bell, A. J. Duncan, W. Pritchard,
L. B. Fite, A. H. Hicks, T. A. Thomas.
A. o. P, NICHOLSON, President.
NJ. S. ncHER, Vice President
C. J. F. WHARTON Secretary.
LOCAL DIRECTORS
Thomas X. Price, r. II. Fraser,
Geo. West, G. Conner.
fv931y WM. A. JOHNSON, Agent, aB Commercial Place
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nRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUNIERY, ETC.
Tie subscriber would respectfully call the attention Of Planter
Physicians and Families to his recently
article his line Of business; all of which, examinations will
found Rli and GENUINE he would paicuaze the following
VIZ English Qqinie Towards Blue Mass, Hyd Poass Morpha
all the preparations Cod Liver Phosphate
Rouse and Jules auel's Psrmsy Patent Medicines varsity
barrels pure Honay, etc. etc. THOS RANKIN,
ssdly DuEGii. and Apothscary Camp PoydIA.
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE BATON RoueE F, brpary "a IsE2
AAI HEREAS. WM L. nn >.cr Lotto n :.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, BATON RoueE, February "a 1857
w HEREAS, VIM. d, FLoRANCE, late Tax
w. Collector of the First Representative the of
Neworeans has this day made application caue Of
.e ioiowing bonds viz: bond in the
floranee, principal together with Messrs and John
Leeds in the of a6l5o security, February 1880
pond N the sum OF $3.50 As signed by FloFance
Lesd on the l,th December 1850 Third bond $I7
signed by said Fonce and John February for
tie collection Estate Taxes for 1885, and Licenses 1851.
NOW this is to notify all
oil the Secretary of State within ninety last puhr
hereof why the said bonds should and annui
Given under hand the o State.
is Rouge, the 9lth February, 1852, OF the indie
- pendence OF the United seventy ST H.
ny the 'overnort JOSEPH WALKER.
chNitihs va Afth, SECRETARY OF state mh20
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H., PLAsTRRS.'
Sherman's Poor Mans,
A!lebasls's Poor Mas,
Allebasis's India Rulber BACK,
The Improved Poor Mans,
lew llavid's or Hebrew,
Peters Vegetable,
hnnpp's inllinn,
Whites Machine Spread Strength,
ening,
Wlang's Strengthening,
ktlh'a Imperial,
Herrick's Royal,
LlNlMENTs.
Buffers Bone aud Fever,
Bartlne's Lotion,
Davs's Horse,
Hunts, Hayes, Scinns', HeyesJ
L. TOOTH PASTES.
Sherman COMPOUND Urrs Tooth.
IhOinpson's Aromatic Tooth,
Jones's Toothache.
LOZENGES. y
sherman's Cough, Worm Campho.
Ching's Worm,
Wistar's Cough.
DROfS,
Solomon's To0thnchr,
lShrrlnAn's Toothnghu,
Willlnms's Toothnchc.
-, MISCELLANEOUS.
Thorn's Extract,
Winer's Arcanum Extract,
Cnrter's Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
Mrs. Kiider's Cordial,
Vaughn's Dithontrptic, ~
Osgood's Indian Ch0logogus,
Halsey's Forest Wine,
Mrs. Hnye's Dysentery Cordial,
Cullrn'P Female Specific,
Culien'1 lH.liafl Vegetable Remedy
Rownnd's Magic LoGaI,
Bells Army Tincture,
DavIs's DcpurHiivc Extract,
Jayno'a Alternative,
Jayne's Hair Dye,
Jn%ne's Carininative,
Rowand's CarninRtivs,
Balm Columbia,
Uphnm's Pile Elrctuary,
jones's Chemical Sonp,
Crmpton's Balsam,
ThonpsUn's Eye Water,
Mrs. Hayes Eye Water,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
JoncJ'8 Hair Restorative,
JoneB's Lilly White,
Beal's Hair Rcgtora.ivs,
Soda Powders, C0lGgnes,
Ale.n Fun,
CircaEsiai Balm,
Balm of Gilcni,
Rohy's Hair Curling Fluid,
Bniley's Shaving Cream,
InylUf Is Shaving ftrpO,n
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A kkoWRoOT-29 packages superior, for sale
.A@ CONVERSE Il CO., 81 TchoupitoaiAs st, rrt
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TIA EDlCAL DEPOT OF PATENT MED1
a eE u STREET ~ uFTY
h fa g poYpR "a s a am" ss s%f s Co. co has
side Fabs expense for the Patent Madeleine business Having
t Sp sole Ra an gs EsnS@y s TlE
y Satisfaction will be given all may favor him with
following list only comprises part his extensive assortment
which and viii be furnished the Trade reasonable terms
sARsAPARILLAs. LINMENTs.
Shakers, tiowes) Hswess Nerve and Bone Linimert
Tsrn.sn4. ayss's E ESsas'S f for Piles,
Dr. aysot ysIsg DseE. Esas'or
DR.. B. blat s,,.,, 5aaEns,. oa.n.P s,'0''
Vegetable, sif ii, S. oPmen 4"''s'
ia es s$s s."'
soa4t's ihhpniz's Bisrg lioaek's rn ansa
f'Psnc, Ge Ryi RsEDEs Hasn nef Fsssa
fsss tSpssd s # Gays gsp Aeun
Wis All Balaau Cherry Sormss American Tonic,
Compound Syrup of wild Aeae, 'S0su' LOT anu
FIX & 81 s5. sa Tar 5 I'd b bSPs Tonic
eolftT De, Gil s,,nn saelop Myis Hair Dye,
HAiR ToSicS. "'D '"'' I Ds 1AYSEs &EDcINFs
A'' Jasa tsFaf s, Taae,
pgsESHRRY ' s9RSFs ''yn Sas 4'f5 s4 g.
Fiji & ;:si
FILLS. Hunters Pulmonary Bdlsam,
1raet enhenF, Indian Nervine Bllsarn for Fits,
Fdofats Lle FILLS, iSpolin's Sick Headache Remedy
brhndreths, lSpohn's Elixir of Health,
ianl sehbeck sShea ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Mothers Relief
Alortlmores, Lucine Cordial,
sraeenberg fsyer and Ague Juno Cordial,
NEkAlF uGES. Uterine Cathocon,
Constocks IThonpson's Eye Water,
Jayne's, lGraefenberg Eye Lotion,
Winer's Canadian. omaead' s Eye salve,
COSMETICS. French ClysmD
Niaen Fun, Mrs. JerVss Cold Candy,
Almond Soap, Stove Varnish,
Farina Cologne, uartine'e Lotion,
Windsor Soap speeds Electrical Febrifuge,
d, , Rose Hair Oil, Jew Day,i's Plasters,
lay 9ts shayiag Soap I.un's Plasters,
Military Soap Oil Tannin
Transparent Soap Acoustic Oil, for Deafness,
z DENTlFRlCES. lThompson's Toothsche Drops etc.,
Drls Tooth WASH Hair Brushes,
Chic rine Tooth Wash, brushes,
itr larrnc's Tooth and Sum Tooth Brushes,
Specific Paint Brushes,
Gale ned Carbon. French Liquid Blueing,
Feather busters,
AS the above list comprises leading articles
md informed that their will be promptly supplied with
~ tc in the Patent Medicine line included therein.
80 j. H. sole Agent for the GRAEF ENBERG MEDICINE
NJ States OF Louisiana and Mississippi.
TT Also sole Agent DR.. JAYNES MEDICINES, MOFFA1 y
MOFFAl $ LIFE PILLS PHOENIX BITTERS, WIilGHTS
INDIA VEGETABLE PILLS.
The rade supplied reasonable terms. au2 d&W "
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suER1FFs SALE

-5 Ai-.a SHERIFFS. SALE. a.
''A PAssn or RArlDrs wilson AND OTHERS. J. A.
REYNOLDS, TUTOR SAME. IS. ". GORDON SuBRoGATED
TO PLAINTIFF. Nos 6ln0 and Bio2
DY VIRTUE of two writs of teri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Sixth Judicial District 9
Parish Of entitled causes Will proceed f. sci
public auction the City Exchange 81 Louis street
between Charrss Royal Streets MONDAY April 10 s2
~ O'Clock NJ
negro slave named CUFF. alias LEVI
Seized in the above SUITS :, .,,z
Terms cash on the spot JAMES r tkEkEI,
mhI1 u np1 10 t-,lr ~ ~. ls,lsh y utIenns.
SHERIFF'S SALE,
Bv the of the Orleans
DsTn,er counr HENRY BEEGHER ys BEEcHER AND
NKwoRIRAss AIS. No. 4s17.
pY VIRTUE of a judgment rendered February
II 49, signed 1889 directed Honorable the
Second Of NewOrleans will
public auction, the Exchange
Charities THURSDAY
April is, 1852, 10 o'clock NJ. for partition
l., OF GROUND, Of
the city NewOrans, having
about depth with
wooden DWELLING HOUSES thereon and fronting
said Nayades street.
q VACANT LOT OF GROUND in the of houses and
feet front on Eao street. with depth of xynine feet.
TERMS AND CosplrIoSsTwely months credit with interest at the
rate Of five cent from the sale the to be
secured by mortgage the be endorsed by
endorser approved by the Sheriff. JAMES FRERET,
mills rs Hp5 10 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleaus.
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NE GROWING ORNAMENT OF BEAUTY is A BEAUTIFU
HEAD OF LuXuRIANT HAIR.
RAILWAYS CAUCASIAN Balm

ID UNI puncheons and 100 cases, very supe-
Il for sale by E. J. HART co.. 10 Tchoupitous street
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Nv HlskY-20 bbls. superior old Bour hon
~ Whisky, in store and for low, by
INNS SAMUEL WOLFE Us camp st,,.t
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DUH Hs
PILLS.
Chickner'a Sugar-coated Purgstipt
PARIS Life,
Motiatt's Life,
Wrlght's lndinn Vegetable,
lirandreth's Vegetable Universal,
Morrison's Hygeian,
Lees New London,
Ceoper's,
Anderson's,
Wisthr's Gentle Purgative,
HibGard's Anti-bilous Family,
Swnyne's Snnntlve,
Herrick's Sugar-coated,
Sappington's Fever and Augue,
Covel's Rheumatic,
Graet'enheFg,
Spnncer's Vegetable,
Winer's Chnmomile,
Persian,
Allebas.s' Health,
hieba7is' Ague,
EvIn9' Cha;ponlile,
vandtz'a AMI bilious,
Ingoldby's Pile,
Javne,s Ague,
Hnlse VS. Gold.
COUGH REMEDIES.
Sherman's Balsam,
Buchan's Hungarian,
DR.. Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar
Winer's Elerampane'
Wlstnr's B,lsnni
Thompson's Tnr and Mantle
.Invne's Expartnrnnt
DGncsn,s Expec,ornnt
Bartholomew Fynectorant
Bailey,s Syrun WitI Chew
Swsyrnrs syrsn Wili Thg
sclInerkis Pul,n3n,c Syr,,n
Sew En,rlnud primaS;e g.,
Tavlnr,v R.iTom iin"r',n.s, '"P'
TITTERs wv
Mofr,t,s Pbpni, e'
IIi,h.rd.s IGla rh,.
yy"nl,s WA VIZ
pbsk",s ~, r nnv'
Hlp''i"'N,
p,NaH igFr,sss'
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A LE-2O bbls. Harries, landing ex Hunga-
"a Han for sae by A. p. GREFF co. IS and 40 old Lsys
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRr JOHN DUNN FERDINAND WAC
NKwoRLRANs NER.. No. 1904,
pY VIRTUE of and in obedience to an order
- of sale March 1862 by
the First District NewOrleans
will proceed sell public auction MONDAY April ~ 1852
IL O'clock a. the premises
THE CONTENTS OF CERTAIN CoFFEEH HOUSE, situate the
Of Delord and TchoupitoulAs
Professionally seized in the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
mh3 ap3 ~ Sheriff of he Parish OF Orleans
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
CouRrI HENRY DuBoSQUE
NrwonLEASs. PLINY E. DAVIS, SAME vs. SAME. :.


S0Va7s % i sTEE
Nos
PY VIRTUE of two writs of feri facias to me
- directed by the Honorable the Fourth District New
Orleans the above entitled will public
chares Royal Streets THURSDAY May g. 1852
o'clock NJ
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, numbers wo situated the
ubourg Administration Of this city, in number eleven said lot
measuring inches front Melponepe
hundred and feet inches front White
street; and said lot number thrtywo inches
Melpomene
inches deep, all English measure.
With all the BUILDINGS and IMPROVEMENTS thereon
ETC.. which BUILDINGS ad lot number ONE
Kitchen all other dependencies beongng which
BUILDINGS consist said lonumbertwo TW0ST0RY FRA We
DWELLING HOUSE. containing -Four Rooms with Kitchen and all
other dependencies thereunto belonging.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
ap5 ID "a my6 Sheriff nf the Parish Of Orleans
SHERIFF'S SALE.
ssr sasa9 ALI RED
by VIRTUE of a writ of alias fieri facias
- directed by the Honorable the First District
NewOreans the above entitled will proceed sell public
auction the Rotunda the City Exchange ST. Louis between
Charities and Royal streets May 1881 Il o'clock
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND Municipality No. One of this
city being lot number number
Michel de Amas Notary city the
Of ST. Peter and ST. Claude having French
fyour feet three inches front ST. Claude depth
front on St Peter street of one hundred and twenty feet
Together with all the IMPROVEMENTS
consisting of TWO,SToRY FRAME HOUSE. FRONT BRICK,
| FRAME KITCHEN AND STABLES, SLATE ROOTED.
Seized in the above suit
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET
Rp5 my6 of he parish of
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BROUGHT to the Second Municipality a.
& grif abcnt 50 old, nche, high "A
saT ne belongs to Judge Pnkard down the coast ~
''"Aer VIII please comply with the law respecting him.
Neworlsans, March 10, 1889. " "n MI " arden arden
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P l L Z s


not be ss % @ f '2 m s s fEs l.my
removes at once the pun and sorrncs7
nal. 5 w s " s; o. a q s s%y sa f Of GP
been trSu5si Win he PILES
during which time have much bodily pam Lost
dollars but purpose fcotinuc Ma4w
dsis' f&S f4 5lS gi the AMI
S a., M m n r 'a @ ana Il ne Ssf S
Wiling Z affirm should make the statement ID
ctnsiaa'', sth month"; 1 Is i v O. pr,,s
For Eyspelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR Invaluable Other
dss MY make the sss , sPpsa5 @ e b but
out and completely removes the cause the disease and
effects thorough cure.
under medical .kn IL cities Of NewYork md A.
aaa,o" Of the Kidney. and With b.shr pss deeply ae~
sse by Soy The Urinary URN Sssrsa dy.
m nlotris, wac ss % any tie @
in constant burning hes' 80 that cold sn%r did no. cool
TRY DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
She brought bed box and applied the felt i'm
mediate wherever j toae. Pc and Geh for enough to
, To- 1smsEf s burning the c. s. made r Of
rac being strong ever and have been early
This ,Hn pALIEy,s PAIN ExJEacToR has in
Ta emily 70" s KRy y Ssn y 3 S nn for "I
entirely fsmoye There deah Via Medicine has all
observation added he respectable testimonial" b
ehergly recommend the attention lie afflicted
valuable salve. ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
Buffalo, N. Y.
CosTIvENEss; OR, CONSTIPATION OF THE LoWEls,
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR is the rest
mey for this disease 1t will positively relief in the
called office with establishment upon their stating
had used the Ointment for other diseases upon Of their bodies
sui. viii always follow thorough rubbing Of the Extractor the
ecty sa and no instance the Pain Extractor do HARM
SORE NIPPLES.
The efficacy of the PAIN EXTRACTOR remarkable
We know OF and do not hesitate that the
maslu
certificates from ladies' this subject The following procured
of our Agents
This will certify that have DALLY'S MAGICAL PAIN
EXTRACTOR remedy Nipples cheeuy recommend
it to those who afflicted with thai complaint
most valuable article it, PHOEBE BRAY
Albany, April, 1s45. MARY MOORE
FEVER SORES
hereby certify that an nyeteae Fever
Sore Tor fourteen last and have nearly five hundred
dollars employing physicanB purchasing medicines
sort heard tried DALEYs MAGiGAG PAIN ExTRAcIo
when great SURPRISE before had used whole
saHe my limb was entirely healed and have nothing Of i lai about
Henrietta Monroe county, N. " May g. 1913.
CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES
The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR truly quickly
does all pans and and heal tie injury NO SCAR
REMAINS lis in helng old of long standing
parnileled.
ST. LOUIS Mo-, July G. 1s46
Dear SirAbou week since while working my trade my
foot bad and dangerous The whole bit
tered the foot below the nstp The
name and continued p do until became much alarmed
British of Myrrh adhesive pasters to
purpose, then commenced the uGe Of
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
ess the Inflammation subs
and has entirely left
confidently DAILEY's MAGICAL PAIN Ex
TRACTOR being superior thing have
Ship Carpenter by trade and shall be willing testify
Avenue at No 1871, where can give
YOURS truly, JEFFERSON Nj. BISHOP.
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,oDflSH-50O boxes Prime, for sale nv
y nnso A. D. GRIEFF d CO., IS and 40 Old Lev4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
Judge VIM. Daniel,

The friends and neighbors Of Judge
VIM. Daniel Jr.,i Lynchburg. desiring
his re election to the Court of Appeals.
have drawn up a letter to the people of
this Judicial Section, by way of making
known his claims to the voters in those
portions Of ir.in which he may be personally
unknown.
The paper is signed by several hundred
OF our most respectable and intelligent cit
'zens of both political parties; and, while
It affords evidence. which mus, he highly
graft, ing to the Judge and his friends. Of
the Confidence and respect Of his fellow.
ciIizens. and expresses their appreciation
Of the manner in which he has heretofore
performed the duties Of his officc-iti~ar.
testimony to his integrity. his distinguished
abilities. and his business habirs-and ~.
commepds him TO the people. IS not inferi-
or TO any in the Section. for those high
qualifications necessary to the proper dis
charge Of the duties of the Office.
Judge D. was elected to the Court Of
Appeals in the winter Of 1876. and at The
time was engaged in an extensive and lu-
crative practice at the bar in Lynehburg.
and the neishboring counties. We are
Informed that he 10 candidate for rc-elec-
zion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
Francis Il. Deane Jr.

We published last week a Recommended
ton. taken from the Richmond Enquirer.
of Francis Il Dcane jr. as one of the
Commissioners Of the Public Works.
We do not know what Mr.. Deane's wishes
may be; hut, VIC risk nothing in saying,
that there is no man in the State of Virgin
il. who presents more claims. or higher
qualifications, for the important post. than
he. Lynchburg. by its earnest and con
timed advocacy and liberal support OF
works Of Internal Improvement. has done
more than any other locality to awaken a
general interest in such enterprises, and
to beat down the prejudice. but few
years ago, SO prevalen, in the State
While We may, without improperly boast
ing, say this of the town-we can also
say, without disparagement to the efforts
of others. that Mr.. Deane has done more
than any other single individual to arouse.
enlighten. and keep alive that spirit. We
believe that he Is to-day the best Informed
man in the Siale. in matters relating 10 Its
physical and commercial " ants and capa-
bilities, as well as to the general history.
condition and operation of the whole sys-
TEN of improvements. OF, as well as IN,
the State. His mind is magazine of
facts and figures hearing upon this subject.
In addition to these qualifications, he pos
sesses a character above suspicion; full,
Virginia stock of State prlde-enlarged
and liberal views,and a judgment matured
bv experience, observation and reflection.
We hope. when the proper time arrives,
that he may be coerccd into the public
service.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
Congress.

A correspondent Of the Alexandra Ga
zete. writing under date 10th inst, says:
The comments Of the public press. with
regard TO the action Of Congress. are all
desrryed--nor can too much hc SAID IN
condemnation of the waste Of time which
has occurred. consider the. present Con
gre.s. to he, just what you have called II
"A Congressional Caueus-and nothing
more. 10 manufacture President of the
United States. II this sort o: thing Is not
stopped. the whole theory of our govern
mcnt will be altered. and the Legislative
department will come in time to be regard
ed, as branch Of the government de
signed to facilitate the popular vote for
Chief Magistrate, or rather TO propose
suitable candidates. and arrange for poht-
cal contests. What this will result ir u
,imstely, it is easy TO foresee. We will
have corrupt Congress. The Offices and
honors of the Republic will be distributed
according to the services Of the partizans.
who have been most active as Members o!
Congressman then adieu to every thing
like political virtue and purity! Ircpeat,
therefore. that no denunciations of this
Congress. in view of The precedent set.
and the abuses that may follow hereafter.
have been too severe. Time is wasted.
the public money idly squandered. and tho
public business shame!ully neglected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

Aessys. Editoss ~ hrve read. with
much pleasure and satisfaction. pumber
Of ARTICLES Id Your valuable paper upon the
importance ofihe Judiciary. and urging
upon the people Of Virginia the necessity
Of ,cting discrceily and wisely in selecting
those whoarc 10 sit in judgment upon the r
property. their liberty. and their lives
Deeply impressed with The importance Of
this subject. and with the propricty Of your
Suggestions, and having fairly and ially
canvasscd the subject in my own mind by
the standard Which you have 81 G,rcitly
presented. for the pnrposc If bringing be
fore the public one who possesses all those
maral. Intellectual and professional quail
iicaIions req uisiic to make Judge, ]
know Of no man Who has higher claims Ia
that tile than CHARLES J.. MOSBY,
Esq. OIL, nchlurg He is man learn.
ed in his profession, Of high moral worth,
Of stern integrity. and mistaken frmncss.
Such man without his authority. how
every | present as candidate for the
Judgeship Of the Court Of Appeals TO III,
people Of the first Judicial Sc ton. as be
ing in every way worthy ofihcir snf'rascs
and entitled to the HIGH and elevated po
si,ion, " hich i, asked for him at their lands
ONEOF THE PEOPLE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
Resolrcd. That the Whis. here Assem-
The wings Of LOudOn.

The Wings of Loudon county, says
the Alexandria GdzcHe-ever prompt.
ever faithful, ever true-have he'd a
meeting for the purp1se of sending
delegates to the Wing State Convention.
and a, the same time adopted the follow
loving excellent resolutions:
THAT we are heartily and truly, now
and forever. for the union of the States.
and for the Constitution of the Union. az
they were. and as they are. without any
reservation or qualification whatever.
Tina, we are for the proper enforce
ment and observance oil the several laws
commonly called the Compromise meas
ures.
hat We are opposed to intervention;
or Intervention Tor non-in,ervrntiop. il,
every shape aud lorrn in " i.ich IL has here
lotore been presented.
That We most cordially approve and
endorse The patriotic course of WILLARD
FILLMORE in his conduct ofour relations.
both foreign and domestic. aud il is our
earnest with that he may be continued Ia
the Office he has so admirably filed"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

A meeting ofthe Wing party was held
in the city Of Richmond last Tuesday
night. the proceedings of which seem to
have been animated by fine spirit.
The meeting was addressed by Wood
Bouldin, gin very happy and eloquent
SPEECH. in advocacy oflhe claims of Pres
ident Fillmore. which was received with
rapturous applause" Thirty delegates
were appointed from each OF the three
wards to reprensent the City in the State
Convention of the l4th proximo; after
which the following resolutions " ere unan-
inously adopted
Rcso'Ued. Tint Willard Fillmore, the
present President of the Uniled States. by
his Just appreciation of Executive dury.his
wisdom and skill in the management of
our National affairs. amidst the most en-
barrassing difficulties. lis loyalty to the
pledges ofthe Constitution, aud hrmness
in maintaining the l,ws passed by Con
gr,.ss for their observance. his patriotic de-
votion To tie Federal Union. and his no
BILE efforts TO preserve 1T as a perpetual
bond between sister s atcs. has eininrnrlv
JUSTIFIED the expectations of the Wing par
t, unidentified himselfto It's continued con-
fijrnce and to the support of the whole
country.
Resoired, That the Wings here assem-
bled desire 10 cooperate With their breih-
rem of the other States, in iuriherance of
the same national policy which has so sig
naily marked the present administration.
and they trust to the wisdom and patriot
ism of the Wing National Convention to
present ior their acceptance a candidate
" hose principles shall harmonizc with that
policy. and whose fidelity to the consiitu-
tiunand the measures of ad lusrmcnt know
as the "Compromise Measures. shall be
beyond all question.
Rrsolrcd. That We extend to the dele
gates " no attend the Convention, the hos.
pitalities of our homes.