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TO Mr.. Samuel W. FELTON,, late Dep
uty of John Felton,, late Sheriff Of

10 Mr.. Samuel W. FELTON,, late Dep
uty of John Felton,, late Sheriff Of
Preston county.
SIR: Two judgments having been en-
tered up in the County Court Of Preston county,
at tho suit Of Henry FELTON,, administrator
John FELTON,, decd, late Sheriff of Preston
county, against (yoursclf) Daniel FELTON,, Hem
ry FELTON,. myself Abraham D. Notriny, Will
liam Conner and Elijah Brobst in ono cause,
and in the other, against (yoursclf,) myself,
Abraham ID. Noting, David c. Miles, Henry
FELTON,, William h. Zinn, William Conner md
Samuel Snder, rs sureties for you upon bond
and $40 rs, part of tho amount of said julg-
mon, having been paid and discharged by me
as one Of such suretics on tho 18th day Of May,
1850. Notice is hereby given You tina, on the
third day Of tic MAY term next Of tho Court
wherein said judgments wcro so entered up,
shall move the said Court Tor n Judgment n
gainst you for tho full amount which has hccn
paid by nc as aforesaid, with interest thereon
from tic time tho same was paid. Given under
my hand this i2,h day Of January, 1863.
MICHAEL WHErZELL.
April /, 1858. l9i"jt.
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Large e. Handsome Stock
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,

SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,
Just Received at Tie Red Post.
WE have all the usual varieties Of
Goods kept in our town, and will sell them
at very reasonable prices. Our assortment
is made up Of
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wear,
BoNNETs, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES,
Parasols, Umbrellas,
GROCERIES, HARD WARE,
Qucpllswarc, Glassware, &C. &c. &c.
We will always be happy 10 show our
Goods, and guarantee the price Of every
article as low as the same in kind and
quality can be purchased for any where III
Western Virginia.
0Cs- Come and examine Il you wish to
purchase, or if you only want to look u
round. D. II. CHADWICK g. co.
Aprl 9, 1853.
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Id / e ID,

On Thursday morning, April l4th,
of catarrhal fever. VIM. ALLEN, an
infant son of G.. R. c. Allen, Esqr..
of this place, aged about two years.
On Sunday night the 9th inst, Of
scarlet fever, Miss DELLA ANN THORN
daughter of Jesse and Matilda Thorn,
of this county. Ha
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EOGE MERE!

ALL those knowing themselves in.
deb,cd to the old firm Of SiEAN & RICE,
will do well to call and settle 'p. The bonks
are in the hands of l.. $. HouGlI, Esq. for
collection. Please cali Immediately.
ID'J.K. SIiEAN will take it as a particular
fhyor il those who know themselves Indebted
to him will please call soon, as he wishes to
20 East at m early day. March a6.
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Clothing! Clothing!

WE have just received by Rice &
Brothers, Durbin's fast lines, from philadcl-
phia and Baltimore, the largest stock of ready
made Clothing for men and boys that was ever
in this market.
We have also purchased out Mcssrs. CARR,
SMITH s CO.'S ready mady clothing, and
would respectfully say to their customers,
when they ore done purchasing Of them their
other Goods, please call on US tor their Ready
made Clothing.
IL We have also in our employ Mr.. p. r.
MITCHELL, to make up clothing to order
We are therefore prepared to accommodate
every body.
To shc Ladies!
We have pice assortment Goods for the
Ladies'.
Mems, Womcn's md ChHdrea's Bouts
and Shoes,
Mems and Women's Hats & Bonnels,
Qucensware, Hardware,
Groceries. Salt, &c.
Flows and Plow Points, large stock.
Stores. Crates, Hollow-vare, g..
As we intend to sell as low as any one else,
and perhaps little lower, don't forget to call
with your cash and approved trade.
LAZIER & FLEMING.
s,rj o 1889
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To all whom it may concern.

4-oTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that an ap-
Y plics,ion vii! be made by petition, IN due
iorm Of law, to the Circuit Court Of the county
Of Mononyalia, Va, at its Spring term. lSaa'
fl, an order authorizing the foreign Guardian
of ISAAC NEWTON DAVIS, who is resident
Of the State of Iowa, by himself, his agent or
p ps,so"s 70 money aas wae tho
snid Davis may DC entitled to in the State OF
IN. and to invest the said foreign Guardian
with the power to remove the same into the
State into which he was appointed and qna'i-
ed, with such other powers und authority a.
NAV be lawful according to the statute IN snch
case made and provided. March la' 1905
WILLIAM DAVIS, Guardian
of Isaac Newton Davis, by Henry
+. Smith his Attorney.
march 10, 1853. 1855 Il"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-23

Our public Offices are now generally
filed by a.dilTerent race OF men. .lrom
those who occupied them in other days.
Why is this f.. Let us compare the state
Of things when The "oiice sough' the
man "-and now, when thousands seek
the Offices;
THEN: "It is remarkable 10 look
back and see what constant trouble
Washington had, 10 induce men t" &C
cept offices under him. More men re-
fused 10 take office under Washington,
Eve times told, than have ever refused
under all the Presidents, from tn" elder
Adams 10 the present day. While III
the army, he had The greatest difficulty
in getting men for Brigadlrr and Ma
jor Genersls-while President, he was
often obliged to Offer a vacancy in h's
cabinet to some four or five, before any
one wouldaccept. Hewou'd select on
ly from the choicest men in the land
many OF whom could command their
own positions in their own State; and
others would no. venture 10 hazard their
reputation, fearing that, should they
displease Washington, their own stand
ing might rretrievabiy suffer. "-Recol-
lections Of Washington.
Now: "The frogs and locusta Of
Egypt were not more troublesome than
the Office seekers at Washington. A
hungrier crowd never swarmed in the
purlieus Of the Capitol. No pack Of
half starved, gaunt looking hounds ever
whined and licked their chops in sight
Of a savory dish, with half the despe.
rate energy. From priests TO footman
all who reside in the city, are hnrras-
sedto use their influence with the Pres
ent."-Cayuga Chief
The following are Jelferson's views
on removals from Office, as expressed
in letter to Hon. Levi Lincoln, da.
ted Washington. March 22d, 1885,
"Dear Sir-Your letter on the sub
iect of Mr.. Lee came safely to hand.
You know our principles render Fed.
eralists in office safe, if they do not
employ their influence in opposing
the government but only give their
own vote according to their conscience.
And this principle we act on, as we'll
with those put in Office by others as
by ourselves"
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M0rgansoWn Book Store
f.. w. TOWER & co.

WEE constantly on hand, for sale at East
IN ern prices, a large stock OF N'iscelane-
Gus books; including Bibles, Tcstanents,
Hymn Books, Medical, Law and Schoo! Books
in great variety also Blank Books, Letter Pa-
per, Cap Paper, Wrapping paper, Steel Pens,
Ink and inks,ands, &c.
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BALTIMORE, APRIL s.

BALTIMORE, April s.
Cattle.-Prices ranged from s3.s5to
s4,37 on the hoofequal to s6,50asS,50
net, and averaging 1915 gross.
Flour has declined to S4.75.
Grain.-Red Wheats at 1903 to los
cts; white do. at 10 to LA cts. yell
low corn at 56a57 cts; white 55a56.
Oats were selling at 37a4l.
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E'itss6asrsh, S'm
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
ETARDW ARE,

Would rcspcc:rullv call the attention Of
bisrchants and buyers generally to the largest
assortment ~ Hardware ever offered III the
ivr.,eru market.
u..;n, .n,,,n,d o,, s,o,o and made exten.
na',IS "" ~ nv, ,n,mc, s.ork wa nrc ena.
bled to counsro with any other Establishment
in ,l,r i'niDn.
.a,,;,;o. :, o,r firm cell, en,h,e Mr..
NV ~ Nv. 'Iu' "n t III "n,;,e sl,cr,om IN p,,,-
Y. H. :" usT"' nor,;on n; bis t;me in En-
r r",'S ,,Linn oyofy niynn,nre of fluctuations
,,nv,,, cyci,.iycly for Cash. Among our as-
SI:,men, wny Ilc ;nUnd tho following, viz.
mo 1..;... po,,,.
o'OO" "o1' n NM" I p".to, xu;vc,.
''U"u re-" "''" fo'"''
1000 ~ Pad, Chest and Till Locks;
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April, 1858:
Anderson VIM.
Adams Alyina
Addison Stephen
Ash VIM. 2
Beny Solomon
Brandon E. I.
Bell Jesse
Barr,ckmun Jacob
Blue U. l..
Bendle K. NJ.
BIosser Nicholas
BlUsser John
Beam G. F.
Borleyman Geo.
Bradford VIM.
Brooke DR.. B. c. a
Bankari Nirnrsd Z
Baker Mrs. Amy
Bymc Rush
Baldwin VIM.
Boyd John
He'll Henry
Crane James H.
Carr Osllean
Carr Dupetrand
Cohen Epllraim 2
Co, Miss Maicella
Cox Mrs. Hester AM
Cox Rufus E.
Cox w. W.
Cox Robert B.
Costello VIM.
Costello John
Courtney Michael
Cro,hers Joseph
Camp John
ChIsler Michael
Carney John
Council Miss RoseaI
Conn Isaac
Chips David S.
Cotton james
Colle,, Fl. Pa.
Drabell john
ORA bell Agnes
Dor,en Nun
Dorsey Miss Eliza
Davis Samuel
| Dnncer Saxon
Evans Miss Perthe
MIA 2
Evans Miss liebecci
Evans VIM.
Evans Evan
Evans Miss Adelia
Fosle +. D.
Fptty Marcus
Floyd John L.
Floyd Thomns
Frye James W.
Griffith Benjumin H
Grove WIN. L.
Guscman Thos. A.
Guthrie Joseph
hummelshine, l.. X. A
hindlnan Ann
flu,ldlcson Ann
Hoard Aaron
Haigh, Levi
llcnrey Ira B. 3
Hamilton John
Hall NJ.
Holland Jesse
Holmes David E.
Hess Sarah Ann
iIaltlelnnn Mrs. Ma
ria L.
Hopkins VIM. R.
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LAND SALE OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

AT Circuit Court held IN and Tor Mon
ongaIa county, on the Law side thereof;
Fall Term, 1852:
John Rogers, Plaintiff. ! IN DERT,
vs. and upon IN At
james H. Cranc, and tuchmcni.
Charles Fox, dts. }
Pursuant to an order of said Court, !
shall proceed to sell, OH The eth day OF
December next, 1852, in front of the court
house door in Morsautown, il being the
lSt day OF the December term U. til" coul''
" court Of MonOngala county, 10 the
highest bidder, on a credi, of six 4 twelve
months. with interest ihrreon from The day
OF sale, all that tract Of Land Owned by
Charles Fox. situate on the watcrS o'
Deckcr's creek, known by the name Of
Clears Forge on which is erected II frame
Building calculated Tor . Mill, also II Forge
Tor the purpose OF manufacturing Iron, 1t
being the SAME property purchased of the
heirs Of Alpheus ?, Wilson, By said Fox.
For the quantity Of Land in said tract and
description Of the same. for boundaries,
&c. &C., reference is hereby given to Hon.
Edgar c. Wilson, Of MOrpantown, Va
The title is said to he good, but selling as
Sheriff will only convey such title as is
vested in me. The purchaser or purcha.
scrs are required to give bond and good
security for the paymcn, of the purchase
money. and the title retained until the pur-
dhase money is paid.
E. P. FITCH. Deputy
For A. G. Dorsey. Sheriff Mon. co. Va.
November IS, 1862.
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n. w. TOWER Il Co.

Commercial Buildings, NIorgantown,
Have just received, and now offer Mt low
prices, wholesale and retail, large stock o!
TOBACCO and SEGARS, comprising the fol-
lowing kinds, to wit:-Lnnghove 4 Son and
Charles Elis's Gold Leaf ID. Lumps. Uncle
Ned Twists, and J. I. Recse's Jenny Lind
Twist,
J. prichard's SIS, S., los, Lumps;
James Rilcy's do. do. do. do.
r. ]. Moncure & Co. do. do.
Sheffield do. do. do. do.
Tom Burr do. do. do. do.
10 Hume do. do. do. and ID Jumps
Clay F + F do. do. do. do
1900 Cathedral Cigars;
10000 spnniNh and half spanish di"ci
$500 Fortunate ditto;
1900 llalfSpnnish J. Cpyhers' Tapers:
20, 900 common ditto, &c. SC.
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John Christianna
(Ketns James 3
Ikerns James D.
}kincule Miss Sarah
SKuncaid Moses
}Kenedy Henry
}King Geo. N. 2
}keelOver George
(Lynch David D.
SLazzell Dr.. James
clayton L. S.
}I.yuch VIM.
}Lemley John
}NlcGraw Leonard
}Merrifed Samuel 3
}Morgan Miss Mary 3
(McLsne DR.. Jos.
5Nlorris Levi
MADEIRA Christian
}McCatty Mrs. Eliza.
I beth
}Matlliot Ruth
(McGeorge David 2
}Nlicl!ael Ann 2
Mcdonald Andrew
Mcdonald Mrs. Jane
{ V. e.
Morgan Charles
{Mariin Miss Anarah
}McNpely George 2
}Miller Augus,in B.
MILLER Miss A. Z.
MORRISON S. G. w.
iMcCIasky J.
Murray Jacob
mclaughlin James
Nicholson Chris.
Newman Samuel
}0liphaa. +. IL.
}Odbert Arthur
}PhilIip7s Jacob
}phiIhpps Hezekiah
SPInlall Lucinda 4.
}pe enro."pt ''""''
}n n',, r. N. ~ II
} po"sn Jo = y !" ;"
}pp',,'.G;'m'a'a,un :! a,; d. ,
}p ",".'1' I.'s'' T "''" -
} pua.s 10 io os'' :
}nnor'a.s,saonuo : . u
}p poSs't EOnc h''
}RRE;c.ss M;cl,"e,
} n's1 "aiI',',.i
}p 3d. S"san 1'"p
}p p'ths sou"' A,,,,s,v
}p SoIs,Sot a, "n"''"
} St".ar E s'
}S ;i'aIo, 7 K
|Shultz Bailey Q
,Sirnpson WIN.
,Sherfaru S, S,
,Snmmers Mary
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10 Mr.. Samuel W. FELTON,, late Dep
uty of John FELTON,, late Sheriff of
Preston county.
SIR: Judgment having been entered up
in tho County Court Of Preston county, nj the
suit Of Henry FELTON,, administrator Of John
FELTON,, decd, late Sheriff Of Preston county,
against yourself Daniel Fclton, Henry Felton,,
myself, Abraham Eolriny, Samuel Snlder, Da-
yid C. Miles and William Il. Zinn, ms surctics
for you upon bond and $40 30, tho amount of
said judgment having been paid and discharged
by me as ono OF such surcties, the l4th day Of
February, 1852. Notice is hereby given you,
tina. on the third day OF the MAY term next OF
tho suid court, wherein shid judgment was SO
entered up, I shall move tho said court for
judgment against you for the full amount
which has been paid by me as aforesaid with
interest thereon from tho time tho same was
so paid. Given under my hand this 18th day OF
January, 1853. MICHAEL WHErZELL.
April |, 1859. lol"j'.
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T.SG,

A good assortment Of N. 0. prime
Sugar and Molasses, Coffee, Ten, Pepper, AL
spice, Rice, Ginger, Chocolate, Bakers Bro
ma, Window Glass, White Lead, Linsced Oil,
Copnl, black and Japan Varnish, Pure isabella
Wine for Communion purposes; Drugs, pa:en,
Medicines, SC. &c. # march 10, 1853.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE,

OONlNllOC1OANE y DALI.
Robe, and others, Us. John Robe's heirs.
PURSUANT to decree rendered in the a.
j. bovo case, at the April Term OF the Cir
cult Court Of Monongalia county, as Commits
sioner the undersigned will, on
Monday. tic 2sd day Of May, 1858,
(hcing Cour. day., proceed to sell tract or
parcel of Land containing about
Nshty-fCe .RcreS,
situate in said county, on tho waters Of Booths
creek, being part Of the Estate Of John Robe,
deceased.
Said Sale to be upon credit Of one and two
years, the purchaser giving bond and security,
bearing interest from the day Of sale. The a.
boye tract will make comfortable farm, as a
considerable portion ofitis improved land.
EDGAR c. WILSON, Commiss'r.
April 30, 1853.
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P0STPONENIENT.

The above Sale is postponed until the
4th Monday in March next, that being the
first day of the Quarterly term Of the cnun-
" court Of said county-by order Of the
Plaintiff. +. p. FITCH, Dep Tor
A. G. Dorsey, Sheriff Monongalia Co.
Dec. lS, 1852,
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Terrible Accident on the Road!
FfNCHs EXPRESS BROKE DOWN!
CARR'S AHEAD As USUAL!
CARR, SMITH & Co. are now rrceiv.
ing and opening as fast as the press Of bn-
siuess will admit, their general assortment
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NOTICE..

I HEREBY notify and forcwarn all per-
4 sut,. ~; to receive, exchange or trade
tm fan certain bonds, given BY me to E.
e. I..,hirr. each for -Four Hundred and Fif.
" Dollars, payable on the Is, day Of April,
lS54, 1888, 1856 and 1857, as am deter.
mioe,I not TO pay said binds until compel.
led by law. c. B. HAMILTON.
Evansville. Preston county. I Y.. f.
March so, 1853. l9l3.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Tower, and others, PURSUANT to a de-
Us. cree Of the Circuit
salyards, and others. Cour. of Monongalia
County, rendered April Term, 1853, as COM
missioner tho undersigned will proceed to sell
to the highest bidder, on
Monday, the 23d day Of May. 1858,
(being cour, day., certain ,rac, of Land in
the bill aud proceedings in the above case con-
tanning
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Spring and Summer Goods,

Consisting of Dry Goods. Domcstics,
Groceries, Glass and Queenswarc. Hard
ware, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Bonnels,
Ribbons, and everything usually brough.
to this market 10 which they most respect
fully invite the attention Of purchasers be
fore buying elsewhere, as We have the
Goods to sell, must sell and will sell.
LADIES,
Call and see our stock Of Dress Goods,
Bonnets, Ribbons, Shoes, &c. &c.
GENTLEMEN,
We have somelhing very nice in yonr
line. in the way of Cloths, Cassimeres,
yestings. Boots, Shoes, Halls, Caps, Ready
Made Clothing, &c.
TOBACCO CHEWERS,
Will find it TO their advantage 10 ex-
anime our stock, as i, has been selected
with great care 10 suit the taste Of this
community. We haveit at wholesale or
retail. ...
TEA DRINKERS.
Carr, Smith & Co.'s is the place to buy
your Teas, wholesale or retail. We have
it put up in l2 ID, boxes, for family use,
very cheap. CARR, SMITH & Co.
Morgantown, April |, 1853.
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Just Received ut Commercial
Buildings"
-. MoRGANT0WN, VA.
20 bbls Extra prime N. o. Sugar.
20 do Oak casks Mo'asees,
10 lbs. Cady's extra Tea,
9 hogsheads N. 0. Sugar,
25 kegs white Lead,
a bales oakum,
10 bbs Neshannock Potatoes,
as boxes assorted Tobacco,
For sale low. wholesale or retail.
April 90. E.W. TOWER & Co.
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3 A Co,TLY RrMprNG.-The State House
Of Ohio. when finished, will cu't mil.
ion q 'af'%'s, !; covers 55.036 square
it.t rnshy lh' same area az The ca N'n
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IA
L URSUANT to the provisions Of q Deed
OF Trust, executed to me as Trustee by
George hi,e, r., to secure the payment o!
debt therein named 10 William Ches.
ney, shall on MONDAY, The 25th day OF
April, 1853, in front OF the Courthouse
in Morgantown, Virginia, sell the HOUSE
and LOT in said Deed OF Trust mention
ed, to the hishes, bidder for ready money.
Said LOT contains, by measurement.
one hundred pe,rhcs, and is located on
the Mononsahela River, on the east side
of said river, about half a mile from Nor.
gautown. and isa desirable location for u
small family. The title of said land is
deemed indisputable. but selling as Trus:
lee shall only sell such title ms is vested
in me BY said Trust.
l.. s. HOUGH, Trustee.
March rs, 1853. 00-3,
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Isabella & Catawba Grapes.

VHE EDITOR Of the Mirror has laken
an Agency 70, the sale Of Mr.; Tho';:
Whites Grape Vines Of the Cntawoa and
Isabella varieties. They should be plant
ed early in the Spring, at the '"''S' ~ III"
first Of May. -, .,
The price of soud llriftr fonis is %
els. each, in snail quantities. AMI cen
siderable discount when 100 or more arc
purchased at time.
Orders, postpaid, will be promptly al
tended to. jan -. 'o0''
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4. J. STUART. GEO. ". MuLLiN
STUART & MULL1N,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Produce 4 Commission Merchants,
And Dealers in all kinds Of
Grain Seeds, Flour, Bacon, Pork,
Lard, Butter. Cheese, Feathers,
Iron Nails, Sr.. &c.
No. G Smithfeld Street. opposite the
Monongahela House,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
II Liberal adrances made on consignments.
April %, 1858. l93-3mp.
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400 Acres.

400 Acres,
situate near Clinton Furnace, in said county.
Said Sale to be upon credit of eight, twelve
and eighteen months, the purchaser giving
bond and security with interest from the time
Of sale.
EDGAR C. WILSON, Commissioner.
April %, 1858.
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n list Of Letters,

Remaining in the Post.Otiice at Nor:
gantown, Va, on the LIST day Of
Ill 1888,
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Mr.. Edtor-You will please announce the
name oil HENRY S. COMBS, as candidate to
represent the people Of Monongaia county in
the next general Assembly of Virgi mia sub
icct to tho decision Of the Democratic primary
election to be held on tho first Saturday in May
next. MANI 'olENs'
April %, 1853.
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No 30, Wood st., 3 dnors aboge The
ST. Charles Nniel,
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
THE PRIMARY ELECTIONS.

FIRST WARp-John B. Holmes did not attend the Hard
Shell Primary Elections recently We quite agree with him
as 10 tie corrupt workings of these arces Nor does Mr.
Holmes believe that Mr. Dmond ran on ticket, seeing
who the inspectors for need not tell you Sir,
that there Primary Elections mere farce, the In
specors invariably signing for their friends Permit me
also to state Sir that neither Hard nor Soft
am sincere Republican
SECOND WARp-F. Seeley declines serving on the
Ycurg Mems Democratic General Committee
FIFTH wAED-The Ad4mantines finally succeeded in
ejectine Committeeman for 1854 second trial. as
D." RcysS. cc.. cSa~atse Ys7ss Msa,: :. c:.-sI,''
Rnb4pt peIptire George Morton,
John Y. Savage ssn's xn S Ls~Ish'e'
Jsnesw W Fountain
SIR sh,sy Frsdsrici Giss Daniel D Hosn {sns. oIs.
william ngs, Robert HSon Msnfs s.s ssSy ws sss
% Pst Ksris.n p.n, Il ARPs,ss ,., bs9u saI. P
serad Freeman Ferrin.
TH1K1rESrH wARp-Mr Hsrtnett, Delegate elect to
the Tsmmany Young Mems Committee is blissfully is-
porsnt of the Know Nothing movement and says IL
there is srch wing Of the Democratic party be is not
one OF lis feathers.
Nrxrrrr,rH WARp-The senior editor OF The Sunday
A has been slow in discovering what raud upon tne
reo,ls the present Primary Election system s but the
a,e demonstration Of the Soff Shells oil the Nne'een'n
Ward sow fully convinces him He says
III when there disposition among the G peTP;s o1
% oh,s;n fair expression Of the party upon TWO Pma
~ -, Isrs,or. refuse 10 hold open eleerion ana
hs,,S,de ,beneves inside the po room receiving the
votes through small aperture with the ballot Seiss .ss
gether out OF the sight Of the voterena men svsJ onlv
SnS01 re ~ n the very face Of three hundred es ,ns WHO
are xrg that they voted for srs wnls csa
% snJ = declsred 70 have received hsndreds-if we
ssv such doings are sanctioned By the senr a.
ton Of the party " Tammsny Hall We 90 III. IE mere I,
the disasters which follow Of the resuA f
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
NEw-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY DECEMBER 81 1853

toy in lis country and be lsaF fsnist0
gro'. bot nO' inre nv % defane him.
Sf orH Ia Frtncsc0 Pas pss. Jer and r la-ra-1.
of Lcon -efc an0rrfh1-e arrested f1r shs site3si
olution Of the 2ld Nov wlich mentioned in ny lsst.
Senor Don Carlos EKee'ms of Es'aane H,1d1rss. who
occues exriei sion IN .ha. Ss.e hal slysZei to
furnish the oiuions.s with arm. anil snniqton
Hrduros seems dso0,ed T. revenge herself UPON N;lrs
gpa or not responding to Der cs for sssace - pl.
down Gen. CarrerG. AZ the time Of Cen MlaOz rebellion
10 this State. Tondurss aopssled 70. aai proR1,y
fuTni bed force of seven hundred under the con-
mond cf Gen. Lopez who s1cceelei in a-rssting Gen
MuD0z in the City Of Leon Honduras feel. highly n1
mart thsi Nicaragua viii not render her Ike favor and
belp her to expel Gen. Carers from her hords-s.
Since the is made the 22d ut nothing Of any
importance hes tanspred but should not he surprised
in the oourse of very short time tie prsssn. Govern
ment Of the State should be entirely overturned. an
watching events closely. and viii give you the earliest in
telligerce Of whatever comes 20 pass.
Mr. Bosnd is get at Mansgus bat expects to leave in
few days.