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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-21

A WING GOVERNOR IN MArSE-It appears
from the following paragraph that Hon VIM.
e. Crosby, wing, is the Governor elect of
Maine.
No choice hoyng been made by the people,
it became the duty ofthe House of Represen-
tatives, under the constitutions to place before
the Senate the names eftwo can idates, selec
ted from The four who had rece vod the high
est popular vote. The names OF MIR. Crosby
and of Governor Hubbard, the late incumbent,
were selected by he House and the former
was chosen Governor by the Senate, the vote
i'll that body being II to II. The House has
nothing to do with confirming the election, as
previously reported by telegraph.
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DmHNux FOUNDRY, LynohbMrg

y VA.--lron and Brass Castings, Steam Engines
Mill Gcering Tobacco Presses, &c, and machinery gen
orally furnished reasonable notice and ut nir prices
The present reputation enjoyed by this establishment
Tor the superiority of its work. will be fully sustained in
the execution C all future orders.
A. G. DABNEY.
N. b will be prepared FOR Gas-ftting in due time.
nov 25-d&cts A. G. ID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-21
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JANUARY.


II viii be seen by the above that publish only the
hghes priz in each lottery. There other prizes in each
oitery amounting in the aggregate Of from fire hum
4rcd Houscad dOllarsi
SPECIAL NOIiCE,-The famous and lucky Ia'np
lottery, (sma fry will hereafter be drawn ues-
dn,, Thursday and Saturday of each week ca itol7,
$1,000 $1,000 $4,000, 10 Of 81 900, &c, Sc Tick.
cts ST. halves 50 cents; quarters p full Ger
tfcate of packagc of % whole tickets in this famous
little scheme will cost but SIS; halves 81 SO; quar-
tcr5 So - cents and single package can draw the
highest prizes in the lottery.
The ei'cin drawing Of these ereat ioncrics duly cer
fed 10 by tac State commissioners will be sent immed
aely atert is dawn to all the orders from with
full TX PLANTATION Of the result
~ All tickets and certificates Of tickets sent by
will be- enclosed under envelope 10 prevent the
pryng eye otthe curious from knowing IFS contents
The drawings Of all lotteries in which tickets bought
Of us, will b. enclosed in envelope and immed
afely to each Of correspondents. Send yonr orders
early for the choco Of these schemes and when order
reachos 100 late lor particular scheme will al
ways invest in the next grand scheme. We shall now
eoueluleb by hoping all fcnds will give this piper
icarcful perusa, and send order which viii be
attended to with promptness and dispatch.
Address, MARION 81 co.
Box III Post Office
doc 24-epdlm Baltimore Md
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RAIrIMnRF- InlN G. 1872

Messrs Mortimer g. Mor5ray Gents: Last Sepfen-
Der was attacked with erysipeas, from which dread
iu ulcer formed on my right leg Getting better Of
this, last November took deep cold, which led to
what my physician told me bilious pcurisy, which
left me with constant deeply seated, and painful
cough, having rest day night, and constantly
throwing up from my lungs thick matter. became
much emacated growing weaker every day, and X ep-
ing my bed the greater part of the time. My friends
thought had the consumption and timcsI also
OF the same opinion. AT this stage OF my disease, after
having Iied many and vasous remedies without success
a friend advised me to try Dr.. HamptohS FegeiaHe
I'mctare, and procured me bottle, which ] pro
unce the greatest medicine lever took. Before had
taken half the ofonc bottle felt much mproy
ed and row. having taken bur tmo bottles, my cough
and PANS hare enti,ely let me, and enabled
tend to business. cun y say that, with the blessing
of God, have been restored to the health enjoy
by the use of this most in .aluable medicine.
Yours, WESLEY ROCK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-21

THE IcE CRop in the neighborhood of Bos.
ton has been failure up to this period in the
season Those interested live in hope, inspired
by the recent change in the temperature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-21
~ L SPEAK As TO WISE MEN
INERE EVER ssCY gyfs.US

TiGeturel ." fg''fe'e
nith sueh testimony no stronger proof can he given
mss i De ,ral OF tins wonderful llumr,ols Vegetable
i'neture. Let the afflicted read fcai =
BARREILvIELE. Allpghnnv C., f,t4N3
May 1, 1852.
I Q AeSsrs. Mortimer &. Not-Iray:
Dear Si[sIn justice to iialnplons Vegetable Tine
lure wish TO inform you that was taken siek ON The
5rd day OF January, william affection of the stomach
bowels aud Kidneys | attended bv four emf
heht Physielans toe more than two months-a 10 tle
or no effect had some knowledge of the great virtue
IN hamptons fincture from one bottle which my wife
had taken two years since.
came To the conclusion that would take M more
medicine from my physicians but Try the Tinrture and
am happy 10 inform YOU had mol talcn it Two DAYS
before lea Is powe .tul influence upoa my stonach
have continued using the Tincture aud am now able
TO leave my room, and can any common dict without
much Inconvenience or pressure on my stomach
The afflicted or their friends daiIy visiting me- TO
learn OF the gfeu virtue there Is in Ills Tincture of
lampton's.
expect to nd you several certificates in few DAYS
one especially IN young lady who has been confn-
ed TO her roc" Twelve months with disease OF the
head affecting the brain
Respectfully yours. Wv HAL
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FIRST DISPATCH

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81.
The wilo Of Senator Dougas died to.
1av
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-21

(fEE'K sBAgA EseE The subscriber would re-
- specto inform the citizens of Lynchbrg that he
has cstab shod himself in this city or the purpose oil
carrying The Baking Business, and has located
himself on Main Street, directly opposite the Warwick
House.
Having secured the services Of competent workbench,
he is prepared furnish Bread Cak es Crackers Bis
cult aud Pastry of all kinds made of the best materi.
ais and in the skilful manner.
HI will have constantly on hand FRESH CRACK
Frs of all kinds Richmond prices, wholesale and
retail.
From his long experience in the BUSINESS, he haers
himself lac will be able to give Satisfaction.
JAS SIMPSON
- Orders for wedding and other parties supplied
with Punctuaty.
ian l2-dNc3m
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l. w HAL

The almost miroca'oaS cures made by Hnmp ions
egetable Iinctre respectable citizens
men well known and t.ied-we challenge the world to
show anything record inmedicine to equa Many
h""dreds aeho hare eh It's heating pooerS l,ar lie
teSIRORN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-21

INTERESTING FROM NEW MEXlCo.-Thc St.
Louis Republican has dates from SanIe Fe to
the 9th of November. 1t appears that talk
was recently held with the Utahs and Apa-
ches, at Ablqua, In which Chacon an Apache
chief, gave an account Of the massacre of
Whites party in 1910.
Mr.. White and negro woman wero killed,
and Mrs White and child were captured, and
carried off prisinnrs to Red River, where they
were kept until the Indians we're attacked by
the Ammericantroops under Ma or Grier. They
had taken good care Of them, and had me
Americans sent for them peaceably, instead Of
lighting, they would have been given up un-
harmed Mrs. White was killed when the
fight commenced, and Chacon says he has al
ways been told rhar The child was killed with
the moth +. IS never seen or heard Of
II since. ". az ever heard that this was
the iale al a.t>. Whites child" which has
Len /. Jet Of SO much speculation and
many rumors.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-21
c9eef Consumption, Ne"ralsta, Pam in .Siac, Sc

Cb1eD CoHSH"Pit0h Nf"fWStd, ran m me '>t4', &c
Mcssrs Mo,timcr j. Moubroy:
Gentlemen: It is with pleasure ! can testify the
great healing powers of Homptn's Us dale Tocere.
My wife Lad been afflicted ior three yeas, iabofng un
der hacking Cough, with most violent pain
in the right side, neuralgia Of tic Lead dincs osght,
very liuto day night, and roch cmacation and
to oil appearances aropid consumption ineyclable.-
We had lie most eminent physician in Annapolis, but
his medicine did not give her any relief all but grow
ing if any change in the least aud after having
read one ofyour pamphlets in July last, he concluded
to try HamptoaS Vcgetabe Tine and utter tahing
about bottles Of which, luuder kind Iroyldenee,)
wc perceived great change orthc becri her appetite
improved, her skin became quite cear, coughs, pains
ncuralsa &c, entirely left her and by the time she had
taken few bottles she completely cured, and
is now in the enjoyment of most excellent health
have also seen its beneficial effects several other
Indies of Annapolis, and think can say from What
have seen of the medicine do rot believe lis curative
powers be cqualled. Of duty TO the aiict-
ed has induced drop these few lines for their ben
eft. Respectfully,
EDWARD SANDS
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| NJ Ew GOODS--EALL 1852 Tho sub
scriber would respectfully announce his friends
and the public generally hat he is prepared Of
fer the trade arga and we'll selected stock of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods unusually low prices. His
stock of Fall Cloths, Sntnets, Linseys &C. is very
urge also very large and desirable stock of Blankets,
all of which will be offered very low ptiees.
Sept 2ddifts D. Il. Q. rETERS.
10 Republican copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-21
EDWARD SANDS.

Master of Schr General Barber. Annapolis Packet,
10. g. Tobacco Warehouse, Light Street Wharf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-21

AeSSrs. Mortimer d. Momjray;
Dear Sirs: | am happy 10 inform
hnds me in the enioymen, Of good hea
your lampton's 1inciure aud the Bile
am enabled to pursue my daily avocat
! have a great desire that lthe afflicted
great curative powers of he Tincturc.
am respectfully yours,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-21

Republican, Lexington Papers, Bedford Sentinel, an.
castle Wing, WytheyilIe Telegraph, and Rounoke Lea
con- will copy times and forward account for settle
ueut. L 7 81 T
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-12-22
WAR AT HAND!

XKvAR has been declared against TURKEY and
w hcstiGs will commence or tie 22d inst. IL is
asserted that RUSSIA will con.ue1 and that $4,000
Turkeys Will De demanded by the Gar appease the
appetes OF the aggressive army Independent of this
foreign war, internal commo,ion IN our country is
creating great excitement, which has already made
itself manifest by Gecapitaton OF u DEE BRONSON,
Notwithstanding all these wars, however, and
of wars,
&. ID. Fillmore
has opened store in the brick building, ST. Athony
street formerly occupied by John Harrington where he
offers for sale large and complete stock Of
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS AND LIQUORS.
passed in quality and freshness, by eny other
furnish the RUSH-IN army On or about the 22d, win
supplies, prior TO their crossing the Danube. In the
line of Fancy Groceries, his shelves fairly GROAN
with good things, and to his assortment Of Wines
and Liq uors, better purer article frCm
the importer. They We're brought from New York d.
and bear the custom house mark and have the
tom house taste, which great desderatum for those
who wish liquors for Medicinal Purposes. Flour corn
Potatoes, &c, i'll this branch o the business il is the
intention Of the subscriber to be eXcclled by
Those who have already had some sacks filed, sEOuid
call and let me FILLMORE. But there is 10 time for
further enumeration, tie Pre- sdopts Message is ex
pected, and it is generally supposed that the peoples
time Will be taken up in iis PEI usai. so don't forget
but remember the Brick wholesale and Retail Grocer,
Store, where cen be found
c. 2 FILLMORE.
ST Paul, Dec 10, lsj3.--3,.--tf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-12-22
Commercial.
PIONEER OfFIcE,)
DEC. Is. 1S53

PIONEER OFFICE,)
DEC. Is, 1853 {
LIVE SroCK-Couected weekly by Mr.. C.Coul-
ter,--Bref on foot l-2c. Y n. Cows $50 to $50.
Work Oxen from $50 to $50 % yoke.
FRESH MEAr-Ret,l--Bee S0l2c.. Mutton
loa!2c. Pork l2c. Veal 12sc. Chickens SO 20 y d.
PKovIsIoNs.-Corrected weekly by Mr.. Preslv-
Pork $2l 10 s23 v bbl. hams l2l p ID. lard l5c
flour super6ne, $780, extra, 81 80 y bbl. Corn meal
lilo y bashel; Beans S,l.50 q bushe; Potatoes,
IS cents Y busheI. Fresh Butter 25030c. q h.
Cheese 123c. U ID; Eggs 40c v doz.
GRocERIEs.--From Mr.. Alexander Rev, Ro-
bert ST., Sugar, brown, s, I20 l5c. y b. Refined,
and crushed l2G0l5; Coffee Is, 20025; Tea 60@l00.
Rice Sc. Molasses 600S0c and 81 Y gal.
DRIED FRUrr-Appes ST 500l IS y bushel;
Peaches So O0@3.5O. Green Apples 81. y bbl
GRAIN.-Oats Soc; Corn 81 .00 Barley Csc.
Us.-Crackers s4 5O3o$5 so V Dbl.
Candles-Star 35c. q ID, Taow 20 do. Fish (lresh)
Sc. p fb, dried 7c Lime 81 50dDS2 90 y bbl.--
Onions 60c. y bush. Lard Oil 81 50 a. gal
Sal, 81 90 q BUSH Vinegar Pc. p gal. I'alow 10c
y ID. Tobacco l5@40c. Hides (green) p, dry 81.
LUMRER.-Co,nmon $S@$l2 Y NJ; Dimension
stuff, Sl2Mol4 Flooring Sl5 Siding SIS; Sea
soncd e2OM25; Shingles 50 O0aD3 so; l.a,h So.
WooD--dry-S3 50Di 90 q cord.
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Ga Friday o.en:ng last, about haIf.past O'Clock
the Clothing Store of l.. Ilyneman, in Third street,
discovered to be on fire, but by the timely and
energetic exertIons OF those who were promptly OH
the ground the first ir the flames were subdued
and the building saved The origin Of the !i,e is un-
known, but it is generally supposed to haye been
the OF incendary. The FIRE appeared
to be mainly the east side Of the store,
among the clothes the shelves, and when
first seen, spreading towards the door, ll few
pals of water dexierously thrown by several persons
who rushed in amid the volume of smoke, arrested
The flames, and in all probability, sayed the building
and much other property from destruction.
Had the flames got under va, in few hours, the
building Contiguous, and in fact, the Whole range Of
buildings on chat side of the street. would have been
htap Of smoalderng ruins, and great loss Of pro-
pefty, wculI have been the c,nse!uencc.
Loss about 800. We learn that Mr.. ilyncman' :
issuance will ,ly his loss. About 5; 500
worth Of clothing in damaged state, saved.
r. VI. Spencer, who occupied the building adjoi,-
ine as furnishing store, lost between and three
hundred dollars by the removal of some Of his goods
ana the OIL OtNStS IL was thoooh
that his store fire, but provdentiaily he es'
capped with "A comparative small loss.
ANOTHER. - Ga Saturday morning, the meat
market Of VIM. c. Coulter, in Robert suect, TOOK
fire from the pipe, but early Application OIL
water, prevented destructive fire in that section.
STILL AyornER.-A dwelling house on the west
side of the Mississippi belonging to the Editor Of this
paper, took fire Saturday night last, and was en-
tge> consumed, after which The fire went out. The
occupants Of the building had all gone out preVious
Loss $4,000. No insurance,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-12-22
MORTGAGE SALE.

M HEREAS, default has been made in the condi-
ZION OF Il certain indenture Of Mortgage bearing
date the IT. rd day of October 1850 made and executed
by refer Nilett and Felix Juay Of county of am
sty and Territory of Minneso,a Charles Mosseau Of
The same place aud recorded ia the Office OF the
of Deeds in and for said connty>of Ramsey in Look
"A" oil Mortgages, On pages leo, Isl and 1862 on the
lourteenIh day OF octaher 4. d. cj0 at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ upon which said iudenture of Mortgage there is
claimed to be due the of four hundred cellars with
interest thereon at the OF per cent from tha
third LAY of October 1853.
Now therefore, is hereby given that in pursu-
ance OF power Of sale contained said mortgage and
Oh the statute IN such made and ded the pro-
misses described in and covered lay said mortgage 10 witt
Lots numbered three ~ and four ~ aud the North
East Quarter OF the North East Quarter of section
numher four ~ in Township No. Twenty Eight (2S)
North Of Range No twenty two (22) Vest Containing
one hundred and ten acres less viii be sold al
Public SAFE, AT the Court House IN the OF St.
Paul, and County OF Ramsey aforesaid Saturday the
twenty frst day of January, 1854, ten o'clock A. NJ
CHARLES MOSSEAU, Mortgage
J. ATwATER AIRY for Mortgage
Dec. 5, '53-3i-6t.
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which though great is the least in importance
To open Up the vast resources Of country, build
up her towns and ill them with the morse and COM
motion Of progressive life, We need vast accession
10 population. Tho numbers are in the eas,--in
the old wordand will be here so soon as they know
what we know, so soon as they come to possess the
facts we are now striving 10 h., before them.
What we need. is broad open direct highway
from Minnesota TO New Yok. Next summer, by the
completion of the Saut Ste Marie Canal, this will
be effected to Fond du Lac, when short road from
ST. Paul to the latter point will place us in direct
communication with the great Anne, lean metropolis.
This enterprise viii make an inmedia diver.
sion Of trade and tiayel om the Southern to the
North Lake route. La regard 10 distances, Fl lend,
who has given this subject much and close attem oa,
writes as follows.
The transportation OF freight being from one TO two
hundred FER cent. less by water than by rail-
road, Eastern goods will, as general thing
be carried across the Lakes in vessels The distance
from Buffalo to Fond du Lac, is about the same as
from Buffalo to Chicago, therefore Eastern goods can
reach Fond du Lac eNpeditiousy to Chicago
ST. Paul, the distance will be less by railroad than
from Chicago to Gaena The expense of transport
iaton from Ga'ena or Dubuque i'll be saved, and st.
Paul will become the centre trade the s,orehouse,
for all Minnesota, Western Wisconsin, and part Of
iowa"
This short railroad once completed, and Minnesota
commands the great natural highway to the East
,t,,t Ia -hcra
uninterruptedy to the rail- DAD tcrmlnii Of Western
New York. Vessels fieighicd at Buffalo, Detroit,
Erie, may sail directly Fond du Lac, and Fond
du Lac is a part of Minnesota. There will be no re-
shipment; no changing Of cars; Instructions no
delays, or need Of necessity be none.
We did hope to lie able TO ans'yse the entire sub
jet proposed in the outset, lut write, the
vast importance of the matter looms mp before us
the iren-horse snortins through vas, pine
rics, hcishted with lumber 10 he lni aoat upon our
ne ghtorng inland sea; the vast commission
houses in ST. raul, putting in motion their -four,
wheat, corn, oats, po,k, beef ar &c. &c. destined
for the East via. Lake Superior. Again we see the ,
down Trains from The Lake Geis GIFTED with hundreds
of home seekers ''who ask a place to toll and
merchandise bound down stream, TO be Put aAoat on
the Mississippi, supplying towns no; yet called into
existence.
This matter cannot rest where it is. The energy
and public spirit OF Minnesota will never Kermit it.
The imperative necessity for the road is apparent to
all, and the fiat is going forth that il must be
built, and when that word pronounced by The entire
people. it Will be built.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-12-22

NEW YORK, Dec, 6.
The Europa. from Liverpool 18th arrived about
III O'Clock,
The indicated when the Europa sailed, tina,
there had been good deal of fighting. general
attack is to be made the Russian army, which
being much extended, is said to be quite nvulaera
BILE. The news however, is Of contradictory nature,
the reports being that the Russia and Turkish de-
feats are equally balanced. The Sultan has officially
announced that he would himself lake the field
A new note has been proposed, but neither the
Gar nor the Sultan will listen to it.
The course which The British will lake is kept
secret.
Direct French correspondence says that Napoleon
is collecting troops between Straslorgh and Marsei
les, SO that he send of, in less than days, If
necessary, 100000 men for foreign service.
The report that the Turkish troops had crossed
the Danube is fully confirmed
France has formally announced to Austria that if
she gives refuge to armed Russians, rereating from
the Turks, France will consid it a decai alton Of
II is reported that Bucharest has been burned
that in terrible battle in which the Turks suffered
severely, the Russians had been defeated, and that
5000 British troops were at Malta.
Ex- Gov. Jared w. w illiams, Of New Hampshire.
has been appointed TO fill the vacancy in the U. s.
Senate, caused by the death of Charles G. Anterior.
DEATH OF REV. F. NurrrSG.-We learn from
the ST. Anthony Express, that the Rev. F. Nutting,
of that place, died, Of consumption, the 9TH inst
aged AZ wears. Mr.. n. had become extensively known
in Minnesota, Of the chief oriyinators Of the
Northampton Colony. at Lake Minnetonka. lie had
been an active member Of the Methodist f. Church,
but at the time of his Heath sustained superannuaed
relation to that Conference.
The man who s. borrowed trouble has returned
it, but without any expression OF thanks.
Mndesty is a handsome dsh-cover that makes Us
fancy there npst be something very good underneath
hj-The Department has instructed Minister Gads-
den Ia demand of the Mexican Government redress
for the outrages committed two years ago on Consul
Francis w. Rice, at Acapulco.
Financial
Re ported Weekly by c. H Palker, Banker and
Broker, ST. Paul.
Rates of Exchange as last week
Bank OF Fshkill, FishkiIl, New York, Is and los
altered from l.. yignette, tram of cars,
State Stock Bank Of Iudian, Peru, Ind. los al
tered from Is. Visnette female in sitting pos
ture Indiana on lett end aud female right.
Bank of Burlington, Burlington, VT, IS altered
from l..
Corn Exchange Bank New York, los altered from
q,
Bank Ct Cayuga Lake. Painted Post, N. Y, 10.
altered from Is.
Merchants Bank, New Haven, Ct, Sos altered
from S. Vignette, three females.
Union Bank, Brunsw lex, Maine. e spurious.
Winchester Bank, Winchester, n. H., los, spuri.
Gus.
A dangerous counterfeit on the Bank Of New Albany
Indiana, is III circulation,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-12-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TERRITORIAL AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY,".

CONFERENCE having been had among the friends
of Agricultural ImprOveme in different parts Of the
Territory, and general desire having been expressed
pr he formation of Territorial Agricultural Society
the undersigned Delegates from the Agricultural Socic
LIES % Hennepn and Benton Counties have deemed il
eXpedient to call Convention for that purpose be
held at St Paul. on Wednesday, the 18th day Of January
next, at o'clock T. NJ at the Capitol. The different
counties interested III this measure respectfully and
EARNESTLY solicited Ia send Delegates to the Conven-
ton, that the whole Territory may be represented in
his desirable object In addition the business of the
orfati of the Society address before the Con-
vention may be expected on Thursday the 9Th
A. y. HONT, VIM. CHAMBERS,
o. II. KELLY, w. W. WALES,
n. j.. STODDARD, JOHN II. STEVENS,
A. T.. AMGS