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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-09-08
Mexico-Annexation Schema.

Another scheme of wholesale annexa-
ton has been been broached by southern
paper, and seems to meet with general ia
vor at the South. 1t is nothing less than
the absorption Of the entire Republic of
Mexico a bold proposition, truly, but
no more so than the annexation of Texas,
the attempted conquest of Cuba, and the
other fllibustering, annexation schemes
that have been set ON foot within the past
ten years.
This last scheme of the slave propagan.
dists has been in progress for long time,
and the downfall of Santa Ana is but one
of the events that was to bring about the
desired result.
Texas was annexed because slave prop
.crty was not safe so long as Texas, under
Mexican Government, was free. And
for the same reason, Mexico must be alb
sorbcd. 'Ihe property of the Texans takes
its legs, and crosses the line into Mexico.
The Camanche Indians shelters it, and the
Texan ''kniglts Of the whip" have found
it very difficult to reclaim them, inasmuch
as the baIbarians have no idea that one
man has right to lord it over another
Therefore, Mexico must be annexed, the
Iho>pitable Camanches driven out, and the
territory converted into slave states, in or
der that the slaves of Texas may have ne
refuge to fly to-no place where they can
throw off their weary bondage, and be
men. To accomplish this end they have
encouraged, we may say have been the
prime movers in every insurrection thai
has taken place. Texan arms, Texar
money, and Texan rufiians were the instru
ments used to overthrow Santa Ana, ant
put men in his place who would be subser
Went to them. ...
We doubt whether the scheme will b,
well received by the Northern States. LIE
Mexico be annexed and divided up int
Slave states, and the ascendancy Of tha
institution is established forever. Besides
the Mexican people are net of the righ
character to make good citizens, or valu
able members of confederacy. Natural
ly indolent, crafty, selfish and trcacherous
Il they have none of those traits Of charac
ter that make nation great, powerful 0
. happy. Thisquestion should be well con
:, sidcred by the American people, and j
J time. The principle of "No more Slav
} States" should be applied to Mexico.
Las"'The British are beginning to cour
S the cost Of the Russian war. Earl Gre
stated it, thus far, in recent speech in I'll
House of Lords, at two hundred arA thi
ty millions of dollars-this is to be do,
bled, ere long, by additional loans, and
= guarantee Of the Turkish loan, which thu
> country can never pay. This will enta
upon the British people large increase
. . taxation forever, to pay the annual inte
est-whilc she will gain nothing in IL
n rnDtnSt
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-09-08

Ague and Fever Of three years standing
Cured.-Mr. John LOngden, now living at Bea-
yer Dam, Hanover Co., near Richmond, had
Ague aud Fever for three years, mot of the
tiGe had chills twice day. and rarely less than
once; he was purchcd with feyers as soon as
. he chill left him; and after trying physicians,
,rtiainc, most of the Tonics advertised and ev-
ary lhing recommended TO him, was about to
give up in despair, when Carters Spanish Mix
turc was spoken of; he got two bottles, but be-
fore he had used more than n single one. he
was perfectly cured, and has not had chill or
fever since. Mr.. Eongdcn is only one out Of
thousand, who have been benefited 10y this great
,nc, Alternative and blood purifier. See adv.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-09-08

We seldom recommend a manufactured med-
isinc. believing that, in most cases, nature her
eli pcrlrsts cure more RAPIDLY and enectuai-
ly than be accomplished by the vegetables and
minerals Of medical science. But in the mat
ter Of dyspepsia, there are chronic features
about q. which very often defy all the efforts
Of nature to create healthy action Of the d.
gestiye organs, and il not unfrequently happens
that thousands suffer years, diseased both
in body and in mind, from indigestion aud its
kindred ills. To sneh, ioohand's German Bit
ie-s, preprred by d.. &. n. Jackson, are truly
a most valuable preparation. Ii is tonic medi-
ciac, giving a healthy action to the stomach.
aud will be fongd highly seryieeable at all sea-
SONS. but especially during the spring. Dys-
ipcpsia can only be cured by patient perseNcr.
auce in one course Of treatment; and TO all
g!pse suffering under this sad malady we would
rscommeRd an application to the Depot of Hoot-
lands German Bitters, 100 Arch-st., Philadel-
pLis.-Philadelph Inquirer. See adv.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-09-08
ACTIGE

A NY person having an unsettled account with
IA me which they think has stood long enough,
can have an opportunity Of settling by calling
any day, except Sunday, between the hours of
a. NJ. and 8 p. NJ. And as for money, do
not say positively that will take it on notes
and accounts due-but my friends, if you have
any money that you would like to turn that way,
don't make any other disposition Of it ill you
have seen me about it. D. HO0RNBEEK.
r AWNS AT COST for ten days ut
i
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-09-08

Eg-The Republican party of Huron
County met in Convention, at Norwalk,
Friday, the 30th ult., and nominated the
following ticket -
For Representative-Thos. NJ. Cook.
Sherilf-Henry l.. Moore.
TreaSurer-CharleS A. Preston.
CommisSioncr-Sam II. Gibson.
Inhrmary Directors--Isaac Smith, 8
years Allen Lindsley, , years.
Surveyor-Eri MeSnard.
Coroner--Elyar Martin.
The Reflector speaks very highly of the
ticket, and prelicts its triumphant success.
Eg-The Republicans OF Richland Co.,
met in Convention at Mansfield, Monday
last, and nominated as follows:
Representatives--AndIew Burns ard
Miller Moody.
Treasurer-David WCollough.
Prosecuting Attorney-Isaac Gass.
Sheriti:-David Wise.
CommisSioner--David Anderson.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-09-08

OV', NC., NC'
Having had many years experience in the
business, AM being determined to keepi up
tirst-cass establishment, the Public may rely
upon always obtaining from him PURE articles,
and at the LOW EST LIVING PRICES.
Dn. Pure WIRcs and Liquors for Medical
Purposes only.
E=157 Physicians who have heretofore been
obliged to purchase their Drugs in other places,
are invited to cali and examines his stock. Ev-
cry article will be warranted fresh and pure,
and he is confident he can give satisfaction as to
pricos
The attention Of those who intend buildings
Invited to his stock Of Paints and Oils
All the reliable Patent Medicines of the Day
constantly on hand. Call and take q look at
the establishment j. B. CURTIS.
EnirtiCll. August 25. 1851
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-09-08
READY PAY STORE
IN FAIRFIELD D!!
lSlish ~ Seymour

II yAYING concluded to do business on tho
IL READY-PAY SYSTEM, they take this
method Of Informing tho citizens of Huron Co.,
that after AUGUST Goth, 1855, THEY WILL
DO NO MORE CREDIT BUSINESS, but will
sell for CASH Or Ready Pay at from TEN to-
TWENTY per cent. LESS than Goods can be
bought or arc now sold i'll the county. Weare
satisfied that the credit business is Il curse to
the buyer, for he has to pay for that credit,
and II curse to the seller because his capital is
out Of his hands, The motto is ours--''a ninl-
bic sxpcnce is better than slow shilling"
Come on all You who want an equivalent for
your money, for we will promise to satisfy you
as 20 PRICE AND QUALITY. We keep OH
hand all kinds of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Norc7ware, Crockery,
Paints, Dye,StsgS, Reo2y-Made
Cutting, Boots, Shoes, dc.
Also a general assortment OF
COOK and pARLoR STOVES, TIN WARE,
CISTERN and ndCHAlNPUMpS, LEAD PIPE,
SAW MILL SAWS, BAR aud SHEET ZINC,
and in fact, almost every thing that can be
called for.
We cordially invite all our old customers that
have uuCcd On credit to try us for Cash, and
also bring your Butter, Eggs, Rags, Feathers,
&c., as we calculate to buy all suoh articles.
BIlSH & SEYMOUR.
Fnirfio1I A,rust g 1S5S
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-09-08

A sHES-All the ashes wantod Immediately
Ll-40,O O00 bushel good ashes, by s1
august l D. HOORNBEEK.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-09-08

AIER LlAlE 1Or safe by
w D. UOORNBEEK
ENNCELSlOR SOAP-An article that beats
II all patent Washing Machines, for sale by
aug. ID. HOORNBEEK.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-09-08

ib. HORN astlEAA, = =
pEALERIH
SDu2T @ Cd 0JDG9 9.
Groceries, Hardware, Crockery,s &C.
ALSO ,I-
Ready Made Clothing. rsA-W Win pay cash for
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Barley, Seeds, PORK, Wool.
Pelts, and in fact every article of marketable
produce, at tho west corner of Main and South
Wee's' augl
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-11-02
groad-TOp Railroad.

G5-lt affords US pleasure 10 notice that this road,
which has been prosecuted with such vigor amidst
many obstacles, will be formally opened from the
Borough of Huntingdon TO Sonerstown, in this coun-
ty. large concourse of the friends this improve
ment will be in attendance the occasion.
The Shaup's Run branch is ready for the sup
erstructure and the road from Stonerstown TO Hope
well is nearly all graded. During the winter the
rails will be laid to Hopewell
1t is of qualification the projectors ofths
enterprise that they have advanced far with it, and
it ought to be regarded by this whole community as
a subiet of the deepest concern to them. 1t is the
only improvement that points TO this region, and
ry advance II makes is Just much gained towards
the completion of a rail road to Bedford.
The prospect of the early complet ton of the coal
region on Broad Top, has given rise 10 several new
Towns in that quarter. Coalmout and Hopewel
have already started into being. Another town call
ed Broad-Top City, has been laid at the intersec-
tion of the main read OF the mountain, through which
the rail road is TO pass. large Hotel has been COM
menced, and the building is rapidly progressing.
By an advertisement in this days paper, it viii
be seen that lots will be sold at public auction on
"Wednesday the sth inst.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-11-02
Bedford County.

GJTBy looking at the result of the vote IN Bedford
County, officially published week before last, it
VIII be seen that the Democratic Ticket was only
beaten about hundred votes, all the iaic 5oastiA
of the x. Ms to the contrary Notwithstanding
this, too, in the face OF the fact that all the Democra-
tic politicians in Bedford remained entirely inactive
Not single speech made in the county, We are
told, and believe, not single township canvass
ed fully by any body Whilst our opponents were
sscretiy associated in their little midnight Lodges,
almost every night, in every Township in the coun-
y, friends that 4cork eGcctire{ig, ifthey viii,
seemed 10 fold their hands with perfect indifference,
leaving all to chence and yet were beaten but
few votes, which could have been changed by fair
and energetic of almost any three townships
in the county Many honest Democrats were led to
believe from the idle buastng Of opponents that
we would be beaten by from 1000 to 500 votes in
the county and about so 900 in the State. These
boasings kept hundreds of Democrats from the Polls,
who would have gone cheeriully had they received
encouragement from the proper We speak
thus plainly because it is deep siar, upon Bedford
County to be thus beaten with the pocer t or olc1s
hands, fact admitted by almost every man you now
talk to-even conscientious of the opposition
admit that might have succeeded without trouble.
The Cop"fry Democracy, under the circumstances,
done nobly, for which they deserve the greatest
praise. We hope such gross Inactivity viii not soon
again prevail in our ranks.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-11-02
REGISTERS NOTICE.
Oct. 26, 1855

ALI persons interested riiher as b.;s.
tors or olhrrwIse are hereby notified tb,, ssG'-
following named persons have filed ,b.;' ?' TIE
counts in the Registers Cflicp and ,bo, dc
Will be presented to the Orphans Cour, :, , t'Fy
ford County on Friday the 23d day Of NJ DFt.
Der next, for confirmation a, which t,,a
place they may attend if hey think mr.. aug
The account Of William Woy aJmin;.,...
OF The Estate Of Philip Swartz ate Of ps.t p,''o.of p
vidrnce township deceased. To
The account Of John Mower and Sam,
Russell Esqs administrators de bonis nna III L.
The VIII annexed Of William Lane la,p Of u ! n''
well Township deceased.
The account Of Frederick Turner Pxs.n
Of last will &c ofAndrew Turner late &c IJO' w.
rison township deceased
The account Of Thomas Blackburn admin.
traitor OF John n Hammer late Of s, r',,: CIas-
township deceased.
The account of Philip Weaverline ono IF Il.
executors Of the las; Win sc Of Peter Wa.
ling late of East Providence township d4eaa.'l
The account of Josiah Ritchpy admins
Tor Of Henry Miller late of Bedford t9wnsb;,
deceased.
The account Of Johh Cessna and .Alpva,a..
King Esqs Trustees for the sale of the RrsI ..
tate Of Meshack Edwards late OF Broaatoo
township.
d. WASHABAUGH, Register
Oct. 26, 1885.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-11-02
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
OF BEFORD COUNTY.

Whereas, George F. Riddle, Assignee Of The
estate Of Isrea and Simon OpPenhmer, did on
the 3ls day oil August, 1883, file in the Office
of the Prothonoiary Of the Court of Common
Pleas, in and for the said county, his account as
Assignee of said estate.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors of said
lsreal and Simon Orpenhimer, and all others
Interested in said estate, that the Honorable
Judges of said Court have appointed Friday,
the 23d day of November next, for the hearing
of the same, at which time aud place they may
attend if they think proper.
Witness the Hon. F. NJ. Kmmell, President
Judge of said Court on the 22d day of October,
A. d. 1853.
d. WASHABAUGH, Proth'y.
Oct 26, 1850
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-11-02
BEDFORD COUNTY, IS:

Al an Orphans Court held at Bedford in and
for the County of Bedford on thu Sd day Of
September \ D 1885 Before the Judges Of said
Court
On motion of O. Z. SHANNON the Court
grant rule npon the heirs and legal Tepresrn-
tativeS of Ohio Wilson late Of Southampton
Township deceased to wit Stephen residing in
Bedford County Penna Alfred residing in AIIr-
geny county Maryland Hugh residing in Bed
ford county Prnna Susannah Rice wife of Solo
mon Rice deceased who is now dead leaving
issue seven children viz David residing in Ale
gheny county Maryland Alfred Jane Charlotte
jonathan Francis and Elmra Of whom 0. /.
Shannon is Guardian Jackson residing in Ale
gheny County Maryland Martha intermarried
with Hiram Woford residing in Allegany
County Maryland Jonathan residing in Ale
gheny County Maryland Sarah intermarHrd
with Henry Mills residing in Allegany county
Maryland Ohio residing in Iowa and JaHina
Wilson residing in Bedford county Penna TO oe
and appear at an Orphans Court to held al
Bedford 10 and for said County on the !hFd
Monday 18th of November next to accept or r.
fuse to take the Real Esate'oi said Otho WI
son deceased at the Valuation which has been
valued and appraised in pursuance OF writ Q,
Partition or Valuation issued out otthe Orphans
Court Of Bedford County and to the SheF!7 o
said County for that purpose directed or sho"
cause why the same should not be sold BY or
der Of the said Court
IN TESTIMONY whereof have here
unto SET my hand and the Seal of said Court at
Bedford the 10th day of September A d 1892
ID. WASHABAUGH, Clerk
Attest :-Hugh Moore, Sheriff.
Oct. 26, 1855.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-11-02
BEDFORD COUNTY, SIS

Al an Orphans Court held at Bedford in and
for the said County of Brdiord on the Sd dav If
September A d 1898 Before the Judges of said
Court
On motion of O. E. Shannon the Court GRAN,
Rule upon the heirs and legal Representatives
of James Barefoot late Of 81 Clair Township d..
ceased to wit RrbecCa intermarrpd with John
Moore residing in Bedford County Elizabeth
in,ermarried with Solomon Hammers residing
in Somerset County Sarah intermarripd with
Frederick Reininger residing IN Somerset Coup-
ty William Barefoot residing in Bedford Coun
ty Isabella ntermarried with James Taylor re-
siding in Bedford County James Barefoot resld
ing in Bedford County Mary intermarried With
Alexander Stanton residing in Somerset County
Margaret intermarried with John P Bowers
residing in Bedford County Samuel Barefoot re-
siding IN Bedford County Job Barefoot residing
IN Blair County Charlotte Barefoot residing in
Bedford County and George Barefoot residing
in Bedford County to be and appear at an Or
phans' Court to be held at Bedford IN and for
said County on the Sd Monday 18th day ofNo-
"ember next to accept or refuse 10 take the Real
Estate of said James Barefoot deceased at the
Valuation which has been valued and appraised
in pursuance OF writ OF Partition or Valuation
issued out of the Orphans Court of Bedford
County and to the Sheriff of said County for
that purpose directed or show cause why bp
same should not be sold by order of the said
Court.
IN TESTIMONY Whereof have here
unto set my hand and the seal OF said Court at
Bedford the 10th day of September A D 1858.
D. WASHABAUGH, Clerk.
Attest Hugh Moore. Sheriff.
Oct. 2G, 1859.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-11-02
VII A R R He ID:

In this Borough on last Wednesday morning. week,
by Rev. Jouv LYON, Miss LOUISA THoMsoN 10 Mai.
GEo. w. RrPP, (Nerchant,) both of this place.
The parties immediately left Bridal tour, and
expect TO be absent several weeks. The party, on
the occasion, was large and agreeable and, we are
told, the arrangements and entertainment was truly
magnificent Our illness prevented us from being
present, much to disappointment, for heartily
desired 10 be at LouIsA's wedding. May peace,
happiness, and prosperity attend them through life,
and may the evening of their lives be bright and un-
clouded.
ln schellsbnrg on the DIS; ut., by John Smith Esq.
Mr.. PHlLfr HooyER Sr. of Napier Township to Mrs.
MARGARET WIENr of West Providence Township.
On the evening of the 25th olt., By the Rev. Phelps,
Mr.. VAGINAL BRENGLE, to Miss HENKiErrA Max
WINE, all of this Borough.
On the llth inst, by S. Whip Esq, Mr.. HnAM
RICE OF Cumberland Valley Township, to Miss CAR
oLrNE RICE of Allegbany county, Md.
On the morning oil the 9th inst, at the Residence
of the Brides Father, by Rev Sas Johnson, Mr.. JOS
w. SrrcKEY OF this place to Miss AVIS NJ. BGYAxr
daughter OF Mr.. JACOB Bryant of Crawford Co. o.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-11-02
NOTICE.

The stockholders of the Hoppwell and Bloody
Run Plank Road and Turnpike road Company,
are hereby notified that an election for one
President five Managers and one Treasurer, will
be held at the Court House in the Borough of
Bedford, on Monday, the 9th day of Noyem-
Der next. Subscribers can vote for officers eth
er in person or by proxy, provided the first in
stalmrnt Of one dollar per share shall have been
paid previous 10 said election
David Braillrr, Nj. NJ. Peoples, Wm. Hart
ley, J. R. Ashcnm, Alex. King, John King,
Thos. w. Horton, John Dashrr, George Wis
hart, Thos. II. Murray, W. P. Schell.
Commissioners.
Oct. 26. 1853.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-11-02
RANGER.

FHE CHOLERA IN THE CRmEA.-A corre-
spondent OF the New York Courier and Enoui-
Fer writing from Paris under date of August
IA, says -
rarely pretend TO priority of information,
but believe am now about TO communicate 10
you an important and deplorable fact which
will hardly become known to French or Enc
lish newspapers in time to anticipate me in
the communication of it TO you by this mail
A telegraphic despatch from before Sebas,opol
dated 18th inst, was received by the French
government yesterday--hhat is in less that %
hours after it was written} announcing fear
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-11-02
Notice for Teachers

The Board Of Directors of Conmo, g,
oi Monroe Township, Bedford COM ,''ioai',
wishes 10 employ from ten 10 ,wslr l'y' Pa,
,fachtrs' at salary OF from Is TO % I"9ol- 20
lars per month, according 10 their ono,;e ~ ao'-
iions. Persons wishing to be emnloTIaS TaIinca-
having certificate from the eopnty - and
itnden', are Requested to call forthwith ;, p'fn-
SAMUEL SNIVELYs
Oct. a6. 1852 CleayviIIr.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-11-02
State Treasurer.

1G-Our valued friend, HENRY S. MAeRAw, Esq. of
Lancaster, formerly of Pitsburg, is warmly urged as
the next Democratic candidate for State Treasurer.
He is Lawyer OF eminent abity-one of the purest
Democrats in the Sate-and his election would reflect
credit alike upon himself and our glorious old Com
monweaith. We want such Magraw at the
head OF our finances. He has superior in the State
for this trnSt.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-11-02
THE BEDFORD GiEETTE.
Bedford, Nov. 3, 1855.
G.. W. Bowman, Editor and Proprietor.


ogrhrough the mercy aea goodness Of GoD, and
the insmmentaify of one Of the hest and most expe-
rlenced Physicians in the State, the Editor Of the
'sGazete, has been restored 10 perfect health for
which he feels truly grateful. After severe III
ness oftwo months, four weeks of which we were
fed upon Jsef tea and such dajutes, know how to
appreciate hsaiM. For the many kindnesses shown
rs during our sickness by the citizens of the place
(mae and female) we shall ever hold them in CRATE
fnl remembrance, and hope they may never be pros
rrated as we we're
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-11-02
Stammering and Suffering Cured.

G~Dr. JONES is now in Bedford stopping at the
'Mengle House," and says be has in his possession
''over 100, 900 references from persons in different
parts of the County,, to prove that he can efectu-
ally cure stammering and suffering. In the towns
Of Washington, L Unlontown, Counelsvle and Greens
burg, Pa, he has radically cured 1870 persons in two
months" Persons thus afflicted should not fail 10
avail themselves of his He informs us tha;
be has efectually cured Mr.. JONI WEsr, of HolIi-
daysbprg, well known in Bedford, which is close
reference He will remain Bedford until the 10th
OF November.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-11-02
Stray Sheep.

Came TO the premises of the subscriber liv-
ing in Bedford Township, sometime in June
last, stray sheep, two Of which are black
Rams, piece out OF both ears, aud a slit in the
left, the other is white eve with black lamb ;
supposed TO be five or years old. No other
mark. The owner is desired to come forward,
prove property, and take them away.
JOHN RICHARD.
Nov. 3, 1855.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-11-02
The Argument.

uy-When the Decision of the Supreme Court was
published in the Ga=etc il should have been stated by
whom the cause was argued-and, as it was not, we
do so now. Attorney General FRANKLlN appeared for
the Governor, and Hon. JonN CESSNA for the Adiu-
fant Generai-and TO say that the latter argued the
cause with degree of force, point, and eloquence
that would have done honor TO any Lawyer in the
Commonwealth, is TO do him but simple Justice.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-11-02
Clerk of the Senate.

Gg- Col. THos. "A MAGrIRE, of Johnslown, will
he warmly supported for next Clerk of the Senate
and we hope he may be elected. He only served one
session, and much liked, we believe, by all the
members Of that body. He is splendid Clerk, and
cosrteous gentleman, and we do hope he may be e.
ected The prescription of last year displaced him
now let the liberal principles of Democracy restore