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NOTICE is hereby given that application will be
made at thenext session of the Legislature Tor
d charter Tor Mutual Fire Insurance Company 10 he
ocated in Charlotte, N. c. Aug II
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A Painter Wanted.

4 GOOD HOUSE PAINTER, who is sins man :
u and can come rec omme nded a 6ne fnsher. c an
obtain Immediate and permanent employment by in
q"iriag OF the subscriber at Charlotte, n. c. g. --
june G., 1854. E = i6tffa w. RAINEsY -es
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BANK OF CHARLOTTE.
September II, 1854.

= - ----------.- September y, 1871 &
4 PPLlCATION will be made to the next Session of
"a the Legislature Of North Carolina for increase Of
OF the ca ptul of this Bank -s... - ...-
lo-3s -...-.- - HB. WILLIAMS Prest
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EoR SALE.-The subscriber has for sale at his Mill
on Mchlchaels creek, large quantity of good lum-
cry. ~ F'-'-s- JAuES 'KFpD
June 23d. 1854 - 80 = re- . I'm
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This preparation is getting INTO all om CotL
The numerous letters ccivc from warrior aeehs
forming us OF cures cectd IN Their immediate nelGItop
variant Us ~ saying 1t is one OF tic Lts', hot lie VIE
Corgh Medicine row before the public. II aimoa lH"
relieves and NOT unfrcqLcnty cures tie very "9isi
When all other CorgI preparations have iaiItd W
lCv1d the patient DlI Ggisfs dealers III Mt0HnT 80
Physicians testify. Ask the Agent in your nfat' Ira,
what has been his experience OF the effects OF ihs
1t ne has been selling IT for any length ofrmc he WIZ
II Is TIE BEST MEDICINE EATANl'
Below give few extracts from letters we Lave INV
lately regarding the virtues Of this madeleine L., ri
DIR. $. s. Os n, of Knoxville, Ca says Il have ben ~
your LlVerwort and Tar extensively in my Pacn
years past, and, is with pleasure my belief
rIcrity all other articles with which l am acfIa
which il is Ieeommerded.'' -.. r,sb
Messrs. Fitzgerald d Banners, writing from VIZ VIZ G
~ I. say - The LiveTwoIt ard Tar is DtcC51 S -
more popular in this Country, ard we think rs! i
who have tried it tak in CONNER datIe telms 0,
is very beneficial IN alleviating the complains
is recommended" 10 49, r o NcFs
Our Agentin Pckens District, S. c. Mr.. S. B., H. q
assures us that he it with great benenl r. grdr
family, and recommends it to his neghbors; - ktsE
instance OF Negro woman in his vicinity, who Pa vsbS
tering with disease of the Lungs for years, Tn
we're cough, who relieved by the Live 1 ac
Such are the good reports we hear OF this me- ~
paris of the South. For report OF The snpTsp s Sph
performed in the Western and Northern ard hs rsE
we would invite the suffering Pai,ent 10 eaS have
have hope: ...
Be warned in season And neglect NOT thal CON- r ~
and lungs and inviting on that drepd disease !. Vob'
when soothing ard Heaing remedy can " -.
DR.. Rogers Syrup of Liverwort ard Tar. -. 1.-The 60
Beware Of Counerfeits and Base Iminilors .r,yed ~
inc articles is signed Andrew Rogcls, on inc e"s
per arOuni each bottle. - ~ = a. ID
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for S2ii MEAD =
% Sold wholesale and retail by sCoViHh crrrrs
Chattres St. between Cont and ST. Louis M orders S'
Agents for the Southern States, TO whom =" 5sd
plications for Agencies mnst be address, bord tbS
OF Sold also bv Fisher g. Heintish "a
Charlotte; C. c. Henderson, Linconion Froneberfer
Monroe; A. r. Honesty, Shelby y;
Dallas Murphy & Black, Concord NC G6n
May II, 1854.
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
EAgg p 60
E4N .EOEl G,AE 4 aIREa,

| AFlNG extended our line to Columbia, we will give
/ I the QUICKEST DESPATCH TO articles of ali de-
scripions and sizes, at the most reasonable rates.
Our EXTENSIVE CONNECTIONS well. known re-
sponsbi1ity, and the experience of gents and
poyces, guarantee all who may be pleased employ
the utmost security and sntisfa ction. --.-
BANK NOTES, GOLD. SILVER, JEWELRY and
FALUABLES of all descriptions carried at reasonable
rates, with certainty and 6espuch. ..--
( DRAFTS on ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND
and CALIFORNIA Tor sale at all our Offices.
: Competent aud obiiging Messengers" accompany
each MAIL TRAIN, to which attached.
The Express will arrive in Columbia daily o'clock
p. and loaye daily at O'Clock a.
IL Office Richardson street, nearly opposite the Elk
change Bank. IN 49,. III
Sept. ), 1854. .....-. -. .. S.3m. -
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NOTICE.

NCLICE.
THE firm of WALLACE & CROSS is this day dis
L solved by mutual consent. All persons mdeb ted
TO them requested forward and make paw
ment by October ourt or their accounts will he found
in the hands of an officer for collection" 81. " exc.
WALLACE i CROSS.
Sept. IS, 1854 Stf #- -##
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NIIL1IE I1IN, >. Z.
Rv j. r. NICHOLSON.
CHESTER. $. G.

"a THE subscriber resp ctfulTy informs his friends
ss.B and the public generally. that s hpus !slo.
the g Real cad Hotel, Opposite III. sIaser
Depot, is sl open stor ha reception of regular and
transient bourders The travelling public; and tia
he is making every excrrun 10 dvS,r aud secure
cont Of the hind and liberal pstrsns ge which
has hitherto been extended to hin. lie iIters himsCl
that every needed arr gelfI has -been matcS pres
the comfort Of ii! who stop wit him :hiE
airy aad well furnished, > attentive,
nd obcdicn and his fable constantly supplied w;thtie
best OF thu season. sothat his ric Ids
attention necessary sc their snjnnrH pieasa and
agrccab Ills stables are furnished with gondhbsty
lers and abundance of provcndcr and he is prepared
moments notice TO supply his customers with prl
vale conyeyaDccs Of every Sort 10 part OF te sur:
rounding country.
lie desires +" return his acknowledge mcnts TO the
public for past f,vors, ard soliciS for the future
'quli!y liberal Share Of patronng. @ ,
Aug 90, 1854. 5n JOHN R NICHOLSON. y
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IOfU9OULAR FOR
Fal1 Trade OF 1854
CHARLESTON, S. c.

WYE BEG to inform our friends nd buyers of DRY
~ f~esOo Dis generally, that we have made 80 s'
fli@s EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS
for our FALL SALES. We shall be prepared
10 show one 81 the La RGESl' AND BEST Sc
LECTED STOCKS I'VE have yetoHered, selected
rs tIsiIa by ourselves in all the LEADING EU
ROPEAN MARKETS. 71s7a~s7 sE@@ .s-.a "a. q
GOur Establishment and Business is now SO we'll
known being ore OF The. MOST EXTENSIVE
in the country that it is hardly necessary 10 re-
peat what we have often said before, viz that
we are prepared to offer one Of the
Largest and Nest Extensive Stocks
OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DIR
TO BE FOUND IN THIS COUNTRY, EN-.
BRACING ALL THAT is NEW. RICH
I AND DESIRABLE IN DRESS
. GOODS of EVERY VARIETY.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, LINEN GOODS,
p HOSIERY, DOMESTIC GOODS OF ALL
STYLES, CARPETS, RUGS, DRUG
GETS, FLOOR CLOTHS, CUR @s"+-
TAIN MATERIALS, AND
HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, &c, &c.
We also offer -,
500 Gases Negro Plains and Kcrscys, ofthe
best makes and styles. s@--rr
ESQ Bales Twilled and Duffil Blanke's.
We pay great attention to thes" Goods and are
prepared TO supply the trade on the best terms.
1t is our determination it is true interest,
to make our prices so FULLY UNIFORM AND
so LOW to secure popularity, as well as to
make our House both in It's organization and ex-
tent worthy the trade of THE SOUTH AND
SOUTH. WEST.
BANCROFT, BELTS, & MARSHALL,
Nos 200 AND 2Il, KING STREET.
Jmlv, 1854. so 6m
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Agent fer the Country in NeW-York City.

THE advertiser is prepared 10 act, General Agent
L and Correspondent, in New York Tor business
aud others in the1ntetor. lie will do his whole
other Goods Book, Prints NJ chincry, Manufacture
and Mechanics Stock and Materials Philosophical p.
paratus, & C; Drugs Patent and other Medicines Agri
cultural Implements Seeds Stock &C. Coll c!inns 4dc
and suits Cucd InorHna fall kuGs furnished
with regard persons and pr hcrc. Situations pr
cured aud guaranteed for clerks mechanics prof ssion.
al men and others. Male and female employees engaged
and sent to the country. Passages secured California
AuSuaiia, and Europc. In fine, anything that ntfl-
igcnt Agent, we'll acquainted with New York and its
business men, d" for F>scntec, will be executed
faithfully and promptly Communications confidential
Address, with fee adequate to the scryice.rs --z
@@-~ 4. e. BARTON,
Sept. 1854 Ct 1e9 Mulberry Street, New York. .
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Notice.

4 LII those indebted to the firms of Fox & Orr and
IL Fox Il Caldwell, or to myself individually,
quested to make Immediate payment. In my absence
the Books and Accounts will be in the hands of Mr.
P. Smith, who is authorised to settle the
&. J. FOX.
Charlotte, March IA, 1854 35-tf
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Settle Up!
Cholera. Dysentary, &c.
Hands Wanted.

OFFICE CHARLOTTE 4 SoUTH CAROLINA r. r. Co. }
-@.E ~ & Columbia, July a, 1854.
THE Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad Company
i is DESTROYS of HIRING so 40 Hands for the
ensuing three months for whom the highest wa
ges Will be paid. Apply to -
81 is - F. MINIS, General Superintendent.
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Notice.

4 LII Accounts and Notes in favor of VI. w. Robinson
n have been placed in my hands for collection, and
must be settled by the of April next their Notes
and Accounts will be placed in Officers hands for COL
lection without
r. NJ. STERLING. r
, Charlotte, March II, 81. 3itf
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THE Notes and Accounts of the late firm MOSS,
| BELL Il co. have been placed in my hands for col
lection and those indebted MUST not expect longer in
diligence, it CANNOT be gwen.
July %, 1853. Itf JOAB P. SMITH.
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es DINER remedies, BENG mole cerialn less exrr,
leaving the system in better ndiiion. Let ali Ita
call and obtain pamphlet dGee) containing anrIa 'A
from the most respectable sources, OF Tie bentfcol
its use together with letters from highly eApererc ts
cians who have used it their practice, ard srtak n
observations N"uR
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Saddles and Harness,
Select English and Classical School.

Select English and Classical School.
DORERT G. ALLISON has opened in the Town of
IL Charlotte, select English nd Classical School
IN the 3rd story of Mr. Leroy Springs W Building
TERMS:
English Department, $40 per session of ) months
Classical SIS
October IL, 1881 .- 12tf
6NIEEEsIrY NozTH CARoIINA.f d.
Chapel Hill, LIST June, 1851. ! F..
Robert c. Allison, Esq., graduated at this institution
OF The annual commencement in 1921 and has that
TO THIS been alnsost constantly engaged in the in
struction. of youth. - -.... ......
lie is gentleman of good mind, agreeable manners,
moral rcpuiation and ample experience.
His ability To impart instruction, has shown
ihe young men, who from time To time during period
ct more than 30 years, hive come from his Schools
the University. We -ccnllrCt instance in which
pupil OF his has not Afforded satisfactory evidence OF
careful and accurate Training. "
ID. T.. SWAIN, President,
JAMES PHILLIPS Professor
Of Mathematics, &c.
e. MITCHELL, Professor
.E-#F- EEf4 yes g= of Chemistry.
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o. Pamphlets he had gratis at the Store of PRITr,
ARD& COLDW ELL, Druggists. Sole Agents for CB,IL
NC Sold also by many ofthe leading Druggists The 81
The following unsolicited letter recently recey,ds
Huntsville, n. c. . . --
HUNTSVILLE, Yadkir Co, n. c.. Nov. 2s,h, ,st,
DR.. ]. B. MAEcHIsI, Newly oIk-SIR l dccmitmA
express you my thanks, for your disc,nx
the celebrated Female Medicine, (Catholicon) Nv WIZ
been 'ss uoLbIId with flooding for eith on ~,
years, and found nothing 10 her elie until by clss
heard Of ard got bottle OF your medicine. We mI%
just the thing wanted; ii acted like chain, ard has rU
her entire rehef OF permanent character.
With much respect your ohrdient servant
.-.-e (SgEed,b WILLIAM J. IOLIN
Letter addressed to Nessis Beach Brown son. Apern
Newberry G. H. S. c., by Rev c. S. Beard OF same STATE
GLENN SPRINGS. Jan. 18th. lsig
Messrs BEACH d BROwNsON-SIRs: ] send fer anolL
bottle OF your MarChisi'5 Uterine Cathocon." NV W.
has been afflicted tor eleven years ard variety me sr
been resorrd to tor reet but none obaIntd until In
CevCd this medicine from Y0u. It's influence seems aims
magical there manifest Improvement from the dav
taken. ..... .. .sr.. -.r.
As theIe great many itmas in our country Iato
der the affection tor which your me cine propose r,
dy, feel it dtiy TO recommend it 10 all ~ oh.
iSignedJ CLOUGIS. BEARD
lG- j. II. lIARCEsISH & Co, PrepTicr Ors
Central Depot, col Broadway, n.
May II, 1851. 41!n
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o. Pamphlets to he had gratis at the Store of PRITp
ARD& COLDWELI Druggists Sole Agents for Cb,SL
NC. Sold also by many ofhe leading Druggists in the y.
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gEITt AIRY.

T. J.. III. -ad Off" n y dear fr'Ir! 20 anHouGc" tho dcn'l
o: !. CALVIN DEW. E.q OF k:uS aud 0i'"n conn!
g,rd - yrnr-. WAC Jr"t:""i h. last "a: D""-'!!" "' 'h'
.th Of tin nDn'h
Pc ru!"cr:ly l;:"d w:'a II ro.!' .n;cli"c' md n .';Hm'.c
cons'i,s'lUn, wI;h 81 ~ and rln-mH"::nn'i. ;'rl!n.t. III EAR
iv pryn.!rc ct 'u'!rr U-r'UlTr-- md d:,:IHriiuH whs rarely
-i:!,,a .scL. Reared wi!l! H." highest pr!E".rI"- %! honor,
md .durn'cG IL: HI!!n.! and Mary Csiir-", wh"r" ti",'
principles wnrr Impressed VISA y"' higher s"i.c'Ion. il'
warm i::c,.ds o! 'ai, eIt'cd man had all 20 hop" Tor N IT,
irv-lriuurr' NJ l- rrr" nulliI"s. But. "r-' 10 t." IHny
coat n.i Dgoy"iIt f!o!c- which tue .!".'ur" hour Mnt warn
f]rirmL-AI?- o; COIi"c" III" - naturally i'"p'"'i, -
i0riIri il.t trr'' iVr dissipation which, "lfn iinp'!"i ~
irruIi.-Ipi., GEr.iy grc%t too anon, AMI iOrM'd III" rock 80
which w,r" w!rck"d the irud"-r hopes OF hHm- u hui
friends Conscious vi MS !al.;ur,un". no On" s'rJ'" !af'
rr against or WIS n pr,;Durior p"II:ru, tot wint wr-
rI.r. G.s'"s". too pGN'r'rt 20 r'-!-i, nid wi!ch ~. n"-'
friends la! ir h! sutr occasion 20 .aEIcIt thui. Ia c"iHt"!lI
H.. leaves behind nm aged mother and four mos; ln'rr'-'
ns ]ciEh!rcn, with u large circle ut :"l'IV:n nEd iIcnG. .
Mlunrm oynr Ri. MIr.mM.Mn.v nni mN,lncly lD...
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TILE MORMON QUESTION.

~, ,,a.,,,,;,r. ,r ,bc nrcss touching the destiny
=. rho Nor,p,, p,ruln,ion of Utalr, reveal the III
.orcs, &C ~. pnhI;c mind in regard I" the SUBJECT
II !. evident That the sentiment OF The country "
av,rs.. 70 the recognition of the Mormon community
rs /. political society, hut there seems I" he S'""'
doubt - TO the power al the Federal ''o'er"'"'" ~
exclude them from the coniedcrary.
For our part We contend that the Morin'hs nav. ~
claim 10 association in the rights ANA oe"en'' ~ WV
confedcracv, and that Congress cannon "a''' ~"
into the Union without doing violence 10 a. '','' y,
inCs and principles" i CHRISTIAN e''''Aa'''''' '''' :'
mt di-rcgardin: the '"i'T"'''" !"'l''," ''
The constitutions tn G'"lh"'"e' !" e''t4
liran form ni government we a''fi''o" '"' i''l'
sition some time since, AMI undertook 10 h'""u H'''
our position by showing That ttc evil I'LL" 'e"S'"'
institutions OF Moim''i'm' are rcP"sn""' "
ideas Ola christian anu republican
whatever dissent our proposition ,t'"S nns
We are amply compensated U! TIT m,
support OF one "'i'""s III" "u'"e NII..oi
country and mecca III 'he "Se' and
South Caroiii'a' III Ills ue"'se u" ~" ,.,
Seii-"oVerhrhcu' -" WON '" .ano.
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correspondence Of tie Baltimore SUM-
WARRINGTON, Nov. 20.
r,re;..r Seeds for Pacat Office DiS!ribanou-Po!
IT.. f.nm CuLinun.n YMntYs. &c.

E,rey,r Sccf< for Pacnt Office DiSyij"hon-P0!d
toes from CdjjoIRm TU6eyS, DC.
The Commissioner OF the pntcn. Office this morning
rIr ,ha, h. had procured and shipped one hundred
bushels of superior flint wheat from the vicinity u!
unmnt OLYMPUS. which. l understand, ID to be dis.
,rihutrd the coming winter and spring inr cSperi.
ncn;s in di:Tereu, rurts OF our country. The drdEo.
mn, * .ls, in search al The celebrated CAssahnr mel
on seed; also the iar-.am,l >rrin" wheat. from he
farm ot ~.,htaha:n. II: the tn'i al Noun; Celin"!, ~ M
HOW Land, samples "i winch. !; VIII be r'cnlicc'ed
were brought from tilI; coun;iy last year 10y the Hon
Caleb LYON. uf New York. In that country they have
not many vegetables except cim!Iii"wcrs ani squash
as. Ii is proposed 10 scad some fine tobacco seed
from different localities.
Ar Browns successful mission 10 Earope VIII be
~ ;nmcusr advantage 10 -" iir..ing Interests OF 1i-
,ruu,rr. As the exirricactl nd interchangeable head
a; m. arricni;ursl bureau u. ;hc Patent ulicc, he
W. inst the man co. Sacl { aurnry. Already there
roy. l,rrn received from E.clo'.u several hundred
I,st ,Js If meas. OF the finest quality, suited 20 diff
fa~e,t seasons and localities. Samples o: beans,
msnv varieties; quantities Of pure early York cab
bsr, seed: parsnips, carrots, celery Nc. lhSSc VII!
so1n be followed by invoices From France, RUSSIA,
Holland and Spain-aud all will be distributed As ear
ly as may be practicable. ..ous ,r,,,,,
Samples of potatoes raised from tuoers DROUGHT
from California last year aud weighing SIX pounds
each, raised by DR.. Page. Strange US II may seem
the product grown near this city only varied IRON the
size of n srupu shot 10 n pullet's egg-lhey we're, now
ever. healthy in appearance, and are intended 10 DE
planted another wear. This dininution III SIZE may
be the effect oi the unprecedented drought wnich
prevailed in this region during the last season.
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II 7.


A. po Former ueriod Of is own sad history, has the
Mexican nation presented such n spectacle OF d'Sofae
and decay Us i, exhibits at the present moment
| While the frontier provinces are ravaged ny '"'
;ucnrsious Of the Indians, the most public an'
fr,cu.rtca l~.iy!.ways are infested BY robbers, wh'
;nt.rrup, the trade OF IT, country and destroy Il!
sease Of personal sccurty. lie ls~E are dihreGarded
The finances ere dc:ang"d, religion IL deba'ed
the government, is incapable Of GischGrg!ng is NOS
urgent duty: universal discomfort prevails More
thun one STATE is in open revolt against He ce'Hfu
government, and the evils Of popular discomfort arc
social insecurity, are aggravated by the peculiar hor'
rOrs of civil war.
we sec no hope for the Regeneration "' Ills
Mexican ..eop!e bu; in successful revolution
The present system G.; Federal government is Il mise
rable failure: +, ia not only unequal 20 the task "l
protecting the rights oil individuals III" mHlnta!nin@
the eacurity of society; but il is incapable even Of
s,Ii-supmlt. II cn1not rcrcl the attacks OF the Re
v,lu,ionis,s, and must soar sink under the weigh: OF
its own ininmy.
Alvarez, the leader of :he Revolution IS contend
inr for the principle of State Sovereignty. suppressed
for ,hc time by the central dcspo,isin of Santa Anna
In such Il struggle he commands the sympathy OF this
,.ouu,rv. If he succeeds, he will doubtless reconstruct
rho Government of Mexico on r truer and more stable
basis. He is represented rs 4 person Of enlarged
j,ieas. and with just notions OF the principles ot gov
eminent.
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QUIET.

All things which are love, love quiet hours:
Somef:mrs. indeed, the waves caught up ny storms
Kiss heaven and murmur, but they straight retire.
Sometimes the red and busy earthquake lifts
III h,.,J above IN. Hills ami looks on US.
Sometimes a star drops. Sometimes heaven itself
Grows dark, aud loses lis celestial blue.
But calm rcIurnctlI.-ThuS doth man imade tit
To LEAGUE with fortune in her varying m"ods)
Rs, ON the wing, OF fear, or grow lorc-mad
yci SIM. a, last to earth. and dreams in quiet.
fBarry Cornwall.
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TIE STATE CONVENTION.

The Richmond Enquirer expr.sscs its pleasure at
pcrcrivin. that the evidences III discussion i'll the De-
inocra;ic ranks are disappearing rs the Guhcrnatu-
rial Convention approaches, and that Il spirit OF con-
ciliution Is rcsuming lis former sway over the party.
| We have never permitted ourscii to doubt that in
the approaching Convention the right spirit would
prevail. The newspaper discussions of the merits of
the gentlemen mentioned III connection with the
nomination have not filled lis with very serious np-
rrchcn,luns. neither have the discussions about the
]nne-ihird and the ;wo-iliir'is rul"s. All these qucs-
lions will be easily settled IN the tonvent!"'', ana W;
Jnub, not, thu; n nomination will h" inadc, acceptable
10 the Democratic party, and moreover, that the De-
mocratic nominee will be ;rIumphnniIy elected, Wing
gerry anu k,uw-N n;hinyisn ~ Ia" contrary. nntwiIsI-
sanding. The Convention, We hope, may tie full
that the voice ii the Democracy may br fully heard.
-lDcmOcrG:ic RccOracr.
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PROFESSOR SEOUARD

We are glad TO inform the friends Of the Medical
College Of Virginia that Mr. Patton, the President: %!
the Board of Visitors. has received Il communication
from DR.. SGIuari, declaring his Intention 20 assuur
The duties of the Physiological! Chair ia that lm,;itu.
ton AT the earliest possible moment. H. state that
wiihuu; some unforeseen occurrence, he will be- IN
Richmond By the last %: November.
We congratulate the NirgiH;G profession on this
valuable accession To their rauks. and think we nuy
anticipate, from the well deserved reputation nf d..
| SG1unrt, that he will Md treat strength t" the Facu!-
~ Of our school, and materially aid in advancing Ia"
| ,au-r -; Southern medical rducatinI.- I'r2'"'"
IL III I'LL S1ct..tf LtIrunl
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&. Il. SrEwARI. Scc'Y.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN POCAilhNIAS'
Al a Meeting OF Il portion OF the Democratic party
oc the coin:v uf POcahOItas, held III tiu!!trrtE"ir' OH
The 9TH day Of November, isjI, Elijah liId-nii' li'I''
vas called to the Chair, and WIN. d. WouI':rl up
auiu.cd Secretary. -,
On ,notion Of Thomas \. Bradford, Esq the fol-
!owin- resolutions were unanimously adopted;
Whereas, 4 Democratic Convention l. prnpoSei 10
be held in tic town Of S;auutpl, OH TIE 3OtI! !iIsttili'
for the purp0sc .! nominating candidates tor III" "i'
fees al Governor, Lieutenant Governor n''' A''"r'
ucv General If this commemorative therefore,,
Resolved, That this Iacct.'H5 approve ct "H!d '"il'
vcnt:on, and the time aud Pc oi holding ne same
Resolved, Tiiat the Chai:..nn oI this meeting mp
point &c delegates - rom Zach M!n='strriM L'atrlc'
10 rcrrrseut Ii" Democracy Of this county NJ the said
Convention.
Resolved. That any Democrat from TINS couh'y'
who ma bc present, be requested TO take his seer Ill
the sljd CONVENTION - u Delegate.
Resolved. Tint whjic we will give a hearty support
10 the nominee 81 II Convention furry gotten ur' we
| cannot torL..r g, pressing a preference for tInt Iis'IiiI,
ruisl,ed Vir-!r:sa ald Democrat, Henry y. WISE "t
ACcomac.
The Chairman appointed the following d*.' cate" I"
attended the said Convention, va:
Richard McSee!, Jas. E!lnist"m, a. Hill, VIM. l'
McNe.L, Geo. Edmisiou, Jno. Gay, Wan. tocnraH'
Wan. Baxter, Joshua Buckley, John Mcneil: l. A.
Bradford, Wn. Cocklcy, Benjamin H"r".d, preston
Noon, L.vcu WRnlcss, Geo. Burner, John leager'
David Mclaughlin, Wm. l.. Brown end Wn!. / : Ar
OaCast.
Resolved, That the names Of The Chairman and Sc
| crc;ary Of this meeting be Adted - the foregoing i's'r
| and Tint n conv of these proceedings be published! III
the Richmond Enquirer. Examiner ana st"unton IN
| d:ca;cr. And the mcutIn= adi"urncd:
ELIJAH HUDSON. Chn.