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AiICTINN SALES.
CONIsIISSTONE.,S SALE or \ yhLIJa.
kl.E EARN On TlIE UarrArQNl RlNkE

BILE FARM on THE MaTrApoNI RIVER, ~ THE
COUNTY or CARoLISE
Apf virtue Of decree OF The Circuit Court Of Caroline
S county, pronounced lOth day OF March, lSG0,
in sun Ia C!ancery pending in said court OF Coleman agt
Coleman, &c., the undersigned the Commissioner appoint
ed by said decree Ia use sale Of the Of land in said
s mentioned, WILL THURSDAY, the l2i day of July
Next proceed 10 SELL the premises TO the highest bidder
The Tract OF Land lying III Caroline county In the forks OF
The Pole Cat creek and Mat;aon river, called Mari Hill
Said farm Contains by recent survey, S9 acres OF which
about ~ acres IN original growth Of oak pine and hcs
ory The balance OF the land is in cultivation, and pro-
duc.S well all the crops usually grown Ia Eastern tirenln
On this rn there abundance OF good Mari not
than 10 feet below The SURFACE. il lies im:ned
atey the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poin'nac KAN
road about half way between Richmond Rnd FredrricSs
burg and within half mile OF Depot said road
at which place there POstOfcc and daily mall The
prrlbortood Is good. The Improvements consist 0i good
Dwelling containing rooms above good basement lu
Inc rops with all necessary closets The outhousns and
Barns are sufficient foT the purposes OF the farm Persons
prous purchasing Invited to examine this Gtrm FOR
themselves Mr.. Samuel CccmGr residing the farm,
privilege OF seeding crop OF Wheat this fall and fu,
possession on the 1st OF January, 1851.
At the same time aud place, andhy autoriti viii
sell 10 acres OF wood land in original growth distant from
the ubove farm about mile.
rERHs--A sucency OF the purchase money VIII be r..
qured on the day Of sale IN pay ;e costs di sr'i OF the
survey and Of the sAr and the remainder In three equal
instnments bearing Interest from the Isl day OF january
lSG anu payable respectively two and three
fro. the st day of January 1891 the deferred nyIu:nts
be secured by hni- with good personal security, and
lien the land retained 10 the deferred Payments.
May Sl--ctds GEO. L. TAYLOR, Cumr
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!. n.,.n:lti S3Y, of superior QNsily. Seven
st. 'AH7:, Ca.!!uSn Cos" brand, for sale by
I. I @. B. DAVENPORT
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-CoV.gAi.s = EkR:SIoENCN EVls ME,

nN THE MOST ELEvATEo POINT IN THE BEAuTi.
" fUL TOW y OF WAERENrOS. THE COUNTY SEAT
0E EIUGt!EH VA, \ GOTHIC COTTAGE OF EIGHT
ROOMS !Gl'!: ~ rL0oE.-ihis house is new, having
era built Ein The last five years Of Tie best materials,
l.! III. substantial IL IA rep"i. With every
convenience. the grounds, cOmnrnE light acres diY
-l Into lawn Ned with abundance Of shade and fruit
trees u VERY productive 6ar.rr we'll stacked with fruit,
while the remainder nl the Land IS we'll Eh grass for
moving and pYsfr.Hi,! large ana nev-: falling Spring
nf gnnd and sot. The ouibu!ldncI consisting OF
Servants House ard Kitchen, Meat House, Wood House,
rrvy Stable and Carriage House. also new and built
dwelling: There Is, Immediately along side tie house,
arg. Ci,t.rn capable Of containing i harry.s Of wa-r
Supplied Th ForcePuH!p o: rc low"r as 10 ii'ow the
water over the liouse
The sanhritr OF this sltgS;.c is pr:n!aen;, Standing
dnes some 40 frt above :id:.wa,er with no low grounds
70 Is nrghhrrhno. Is rcti-ry cHe;apt from all causes
OF I.iHs;naii Sickness The views from tiS hOnav
ist extensive and beautiful In sr.r direction. The Blue
i;ge for many miles i IN sight-thc society o! the tnwn
and eshho. hood is OF all denon
ia,ios aud good Schools for both with daily
ruuncaon with Alexandria aud the North Oh the hand
AID With Richmond and the entire South and southwest Oh
TIE othr Ly Of Railroad. II oilers 70 the gentle
Of leisure, the professional aa. most desirable
residence. To ;Ee planter from the South looking 10
hotue for the SUMMER with ali thu advantages or
tain climate with freedom from -iC ness a the pleasures
uC cultivated socs,y II las unexanped attractions Il
nn.cesSary enlarge upon the aGyanHS-s or TN. RESI-
denc. for Il i PRESUMED ;hat any seeking uc. nne
vii! :;>r snd -xGniu n- h;t,ar II desired the iI;ri
,ur- ,uo:t which il GeE, an all gond, will al" be ds
posed urtr:s which S;.l hc made ccoE:J"datng
,nr,v to vi. y. BlSpIlAM,
t;-i att- r.I!t W:-r-nton. Fduquier countr, Va
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EaLCN9fLE lSO css:Nsr:.irgAs: Jant h:s
RIVER: FARSI gUi; SALE ~ P0WilATi% COUNTY

Ii.
) COMMISSIONER u:!-r deere: ci he Circuit Cour
a nj powi,nSn co@a,r, authorized - o.rr AT pri.
public sale .r FAM now owned and resided upon
hy Rob X. prlnb-r;nn, Ennvn Upper MalderS Adj
venture, aroi, 80 mii-S ab"r. Richmond adjoining the
Maidsns Adventure Estate formerly nwneaby John Gil.
la!. decd The tract cuaain- about so acres, Of which
IL; valuable James River bottom land the remainder
high land Of ii Of superior quality, and n yielding
readily Improvement With wood land suite rat FOR the
place The impsoS are GTeing nearly new and
OF the Usual outniiings. !: Is @: The Eost de-
s.!c Far;as In marked IT, Iii, seconas regards soil,
nc:bo:spd aud convenience to market; with churches,
Kills and post oiic. within short d:stanccs
Full description will hc given application. and par
rha>er> Invited visit an examine The pTc'u'sCS II
c; sooner disposed az. ;lc faTn will m Offered ~ public
SAL. the premise, ThiiSDif he ~ lay Of hu-
gust, !sGn.
TsEN--Cas, expenses remaining payment At l. I.
sud years honlS h.,iuc iue!e:. from da:e with sat-
!saso-y srca:3 and ::;:e rr'uacd unl full payment Is
made. JNo. i. LAi, Conner.
Address Subjects e. g., roSla,an. Va. May 2i--c;d
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iM.l..WMGN. LIIE S,rNcN h,asXE EI.

riimrr rHHG%S LISE S'EEEE HlAHXIrF.
%" -aas's'g:-5 having procured the a-rvccs OF &;
: . iI'--s., %: :!e purpose u selling Lire Stock
@s: ::ari:rs. e;!l, 9Th Luther g Iry:.,-, u.
= o. 'r 1T day OF September n-xr prepared
..s. C"!'.G:j attention - Ii! tasiors, -nt-,,Stc ell
~ :'e s2ata.n:, iso,a ::..i. 5n. asp.r-ncr 70
.!Tz .a.;t- satisfaction.
-rr "'::As s'."ah :"'r."..:. ."s!gunen.-.
JuiiS GROUSE,
l>~l' J.. ;. IRVINE
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:oh EAN'EEit--ns Teacher a Select nt
"a S:.o"i 70. Bag. or \ Female School g! high
y st"''ei7.a .! isuii'y, who has had upwards OF
=. y'.-Hc= In the business !ie has the very high.
'.s e. % character, scholarship and ,sill In
'''a aud educated ri the South, and crjoy-
ise' o; visi: 20 Europe. For particulars,
-. .-;.. April 20-c2v:s
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Basement barn. stables, sooaccolonStS h'o All hha'hy'
SUI able Tor farming operations.
sha a-o oAeI ior SAFE 10 t"s srs. oia"sF, u
oh IN snccessui operation. WIN - acre. o' i'a' NJ
laSheu .heLs.o. ..,.,,.. ,,,,, ,,o
I rrrsohs "''l" " ''''-HU ToStf.ti ~ Hc.rwfSs ~ '
PFee;fnis+or;; rem; p; '''h'H y. I,,. " a go,
-"s 80, 49, - 49, % S...:e- =
,,,u,. NSRASE ~ AGAcfsE EEo.
fblE subscriber wishing 10 giYc up tesehng Will 0Isr
= lor sale. at pnnhe AUCTION Ci.AKhE fEhaik St IL
lNARl, on The IiiiHD pAi VI JULY next
rms properly Is ocAt"d III IN. '""p Of EsrFJPlHe' se
county seat OF CiafSe.
ihr oGlu!ngS are lirke AMI ~ sH"n c@nH!ti" Ha',hs
Deen erec.ea Within lew years pas. lhc h" MS mr.
acres OF ianu attached 10 u.
II se~ns 10 me there no PETER stuhti"n ia Virginia.
Tor large anu Prontabie f:naie schoo" We c'a,drr
heaitii population ana wealth ana soeiH mora ana re-
Ggiou' advantages as requisites iol sucn Stiuaun9.
Amos; any lcngsh o uae DESIRED WIZ os gwen o. 'ne
aeeFrea payments aio oay sin"i cAAu pay ceh' "' oe
asmaaueu;
ID useless 10 give minute description oi te prop'rty
rs every o"e "SGlns 20 PURCHASE VII" VI eo"'r' conc "
zee ~. ,.,.,.., u;, ,.,,..,.,.
Any letters a"'reSSeu 10 tus respecting " WI" y" TH'i"-
~ and honestly answered.
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>. T1aGi6LE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
..sCE With Eo5ert Tyler, Esq, 10. -. South SIKH
....=,,
PHILADE.LPEI
: ',,;.i 20 the COLLECTION VI claims and all other b1s.
%. -. =. - h.s care, Jan 3l-cif
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NKUSSES-of every variety and siI sizes Of superior
Il manufacture, for sale by ,,.
June DOVE CO., Wholesale Drusg!i's
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~, ~ MD TO ARRIVE, 5000 sides
-: ! + - c.Iayec Leather, ard ,hs beat brands
49,, @S!e:i Viii sell low for each or good
=t.' i!-osueA, for CASH ouly.
r. -. y. DErEgEuX,
/, M 100 IL. st
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w r.r3i': D.-'c.iy,;iorl, such a.
.oMSS. : Y ONS, SS Y S II ES,
':.:s.s' f:as, Naeal1;, por:.noanais, Stationery.
'':S::s:j, jswelry. Watches NIsical Wares,
.."'ja az: willow Ware, &c, &c, &c.
- I, Il 6 :. L = 7, = -
=. .-'@ 'u:r":r.;-.. i.rFc:l.Eycd SEEDLEs
, e.. "G!iENrtL COLOGNE"
''..'3': "slC tiE:NLE'S FhY0Rl!t"
f:s ""r.n rkNS'' warranted
- 'ai: ~ rrNS,N the Planters euG y!i,r.,
- LAD PENCILS" all Styles
80 'l',!.D"!r Sowing Tlli;EAD"-r Superior
-. =: - N Larg- and Scl1ll Balls ana nc arun!s
= - Dr"!' Warranted as Represented.
'a' :'1"-rl"n. C.'3rgr-a rh hian. for u-ro-sr..
's'"'p = ,Grchastp on application.
-. .E-SG., Irr;tro
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s.rocK EansI-sU,lrE:s ;sEsIDENCE-.

WIru MINERAL WATERS, &C, FUR SALE.
I OFFER fnr safe 4 FARM in Western Nirgn:a having
4 peculiar recommendations ~ 4 Stock Farm, Summer
kesiienr- &c He's Oh Numbering Greek, In the Wrs
portion Of GLE. county, - Ts:swri lnr about
rs 80 miles from the Scwberi; and Wytherie depos
the V:Tsniaa az: Trnae>ee ilrea' About 20 acres
cleared nearly all hotcm iaaa, and Teldu2 Gnty in
grass ami other crops. There Is rrcstone spring IN ten
:tcps OF the house aud ula .uh a:rrou stream In Ion
yar.a :Il within 100 yards, and ree sulphur springs
within convcriea, distance. /. within about four
!leS o: the kmbcrl;ag Springs w'c .rr three kinds Of
sulphur AMI III. bea. acni wa.cranH 'sarsc; for al Its
Notwithstanding K. III. nll>, -: unhouuded stock
rauHs aut huut!ns gronud The ir.rt c"a bc lnac Sf
anv size Srii the purchase.
T.. Il. EuuTH, N-.yili- :'vSt ulice.
S,,.t ntiaiy ko
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE
Rock Is IS 1GE"rASI'URES, LAND .Nr
MiAEp

"iNti'A!' SPRINGS FOR EAl.i.
4 nfFsE FOX SALE Thrr" Tracts of Land II, follows:
one Tract q" 3sU Acres lying on the RIs Calf Pasture
I've! Nv" mixes from Goshen Depot IN the county OF :oc-
rS vi .h's tract over 9aa Acres cleared and in
S"" St'e OF cultivation AMI about !> Acres ar. ir Fine
EeF h"ttohi We'll adapted 10 the growth OF Grass With
'e expense ." or 81 Acres vi meadow might be we'll
me'e" The improvements consist Of Dwelling ana
'ou'e"' e"oi Limestone Spring .,rses forth the
nouse treesione water Is also near ,y.
one Tract Of 25 Acres lying within 2 miles vf Guslcu
uePol AMI l'n mile Of the above farm the
way Kun y! this tract about -: are cleared: the
balance is in excellent Oak timber with Pine. The
sou y oil good quality, smooth and gently Gndnat!ns, adj
uniting u; easy cultivation. There t. this Tract an
NUN Bank al! several Chayheule Springs the Anm
on the banks Of Hay Run Springs he easily dug in
The Alum Bank, which Is ;i. kind the famous
k"ckeIigc tum and only needs to be In the hands OF
capitals; 20 make as famous. good Turnpike leads
from both "f these tracts TO Goshen and TO the ockbrIdee
Alum eight miles, and IN Lexington, Is miles
And one iract Of 500 lying right the Central
ka:soas 10 sight Of Goshen Depot and oiagthc Cold Sui
hur Springs tract. This trac, Is all iB timber.
For further details inquire cf c. DAVIS, Lexington,
nr address i; Eoc!r!fr Baths, Eochbrdgc ccun;y,
Ya
Juac 2.-cti WM. ". DAVIS.
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SAl'!.cH

: . I AFI.'yN
ESSaz Co, Va.
e. j. Ci9EoN s. CO.,
y ROGERS A.;9 CONVERSION MERCHANTS.
o. ssoSCly,s Wharf, Baltimore,
L. :. C,esoS IS tar wS:!Te 9:eG:acr Of he ET;.
f,rr,
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Land for Sale.

HAVE f5r ale absls 81 ss-ss d it4i ivf.-
4 ! m.,ss ststA YES, 4 ,h1 town Of pia1a.-
fhsft is nhIti ~ astes ~e.sl-l. nst. al IF
N q = hns cresk t5.t1h lIai. tAs tallns b.
-gei ridge. veil simhssai. - IS u rllI I1u-
DC 10 lFsllias. fisuts 81 airs. ast h7ssss. g..
sesi gfn hose ani Z 10 pres. mill AMI ,afas T..
Gsei well az r.sniv efsjl.k u.tsr 70 NJ tlar.
lot faftlsr iafjrns Il % :sTaHs. -. siit az
ITbKsJS VAUGHAN.
sept. Q, 100. 3tf Pnulii. Miss
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cn0r ~ lAEeLA COUNTY,

We 'ats maIs considerable inquiry IN
ft'jee, oi 'tr ,.af .fl III! ;..A. =
la'y lo; cs tLaphlN crop o.
rlI u m.is. j. i-.at
s' BE ,s.sn.oa So maeA as .r ie
' 3. Be .a,. TO en- ....ai Le.t.. 70
I.en is Our county.
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We rabli.h this veek ths el.aass Of IN
10 tbs toad. si-, Passenger tsa.n VIII,
.tt thi., lsar' Memphis ia tie evanh; e
ali an lour soancr than heretofore, AMI
-r,iyC there a few moments earlier IN the
corning. The freight trains VII raa
.rery lay.
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TtNuLt tOt N1f.
1919 H5s-~ alf- Was srI hashsnf r.
IS. Wsnaf. IIpf- Wsns. ID &. A.s-~. sdsf.s.
4ud A.-P. At I'd Lsfsasi Ask ~. .insr..
With / prskins ths Essrflan.
NoT md each - yoa are hssst cited IN De
4 ssa IT. '; =. y. Ptsssis cs..' 81 p.
1854 - sAsx cruse uhy the assI -ssssus Il
sar3a D. Aszes, ~ezssstsF II ths uiil II jska =.
sess dscsss.i sasaid ~. Be allowed ~ e.
prove l.
srfss n Court. f--ssi lob s<$ N AZ s.,
1Fn. Is. +. wouT1EN cisft.
AsEss l;, ltso. se-Hw.
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y. .ro4ia. w.


r rTIErs ~ Aia u .he n
- g1.sei jones. Bees ~ beer .ririaI
81 t11 undo sus ib t. Efa.it. Z utt q pta. "a
Cau1t Nst.. 81 ~ talu.s tHm t.fl. there +.
slls t4t e lins assn.t to estate
q ssii ..sl.-i, asa hs-f 4n1td4 lt1 sma fdr.
r4ri an rrsha and reg q The ssmr wi't n Ere
SINE rsts-ihsd By NV. O. .ay vii, b. ~ svsr
barred.
-. r. inNrs.J ~
O. u. iONE, '""
iFs q, ls6l. % Gw.
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fG~ On tomorrow Erids5l the lIoa.
. " Harris and II. W. Walter, %eisctors
To State O. large, viii SPEAK in the
ar' Hsusa. o. Monday tie i7th the
.i'n. JOAN ". c. Watson and Gen. 7. W.
iiiFFH, t~lee:ofs for this DisiFic., VII speak
. tie same place. All are cordially invited.
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There vii Be q Drccb W. dc aai faao
.sirr "a strd.a, IN NeGte.jsr Re Il,h.
.an dtstiusi ed fr,sl.u VII Be- IN AZ
.acs aud alirsss tie people. Iisare
.l BE- q free b,rb-,uf dinner gea On tie
e@a.en. III ats iz.ael, pgtlsiy tle
dies.
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Several Days ego some gentleman
tie nam cf WA. Smith f.ia NJ. 8.
I'd s2,o0 for Subscription. sri e. there
r. 'ssersl IN tie eoansy, The one tn. paid
~ Zig y y Lifting "a LEsr Is pet
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Rangers Notice.

TAKEN r. ~ NJ. Yaitsn. ans nile vest u
L Pamela. s1rrrI harss. % sears ulI. - ham.
AGA. sa4r Ia tAs flss. sar1. sails rt-u end e4fi
asrks - hisue,s ani bse.st. Arlraissj - ~.
4. b. JuSflS,
Ranger. p. G.
Tensia. Aazass y. 1850. y ~.
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nanger's Notice.

fEtIsrs t7 4v IS. T. I5rt.n mar AtamssiEa.
( afs hi beg. har.e mule. % Js oil u
hlujt z. ssns ca.,sr mstAs on ts sial.f.is
appraised g So.
p.B. tlsF
M - 4
AfrHss 3 is,l. -
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t. Tbs Drstsisriiss al L.se dss
~ 80 II sssd : o. Eeinstlaysa s FIN
y -: ! Ia t.sscsl.
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Dur friends ". Z. Watkins and ~.
.aslarscr arc daily roce.Ting naS fall
y viuisr goods. Tasir aivet;.srnats
A Hnear neat wcei.
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Las week a barge loaded VITA IRON for
= AsF. Tenn. Il. r., vas l2s.'y strik.
Z ; rock IN tic Chic ..yef.
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Nr aF fgae-i. : % sHa u. r.a.
Aitk.p b.. LEAlAs iN. o. a aii frt
lsir asseys. q. gaa4a ciiniy, ass.
80 ....1f.
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StsSIsaL I,iDuskxD al Ke-ssassr.f for sale
. TIE ,fes, At " csais Fsr hasissi. Thsy
&c escas9 Wan 1n- sthr- sost Ter rs.rabss.s' <.s.
s-Ys>ssf u. -
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faHE
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5ardis Female Academy

Is III ssnnsusf IL fru e. 49, 4n usis a.,
sur.rvisia1 ~ it Z fs j9v D., nn sian.
80 lpth VI sept uAs' tn, .st n rs.
ast3a enb secs % sg' f. u t.
+ liss' '11ls 81 = ii.si @r .4
vgrt' ssa uts.flm uu.as.
SrTeri5r sistuif = ar -T.Sei b u 10.
Il o%lt'ini0t 2 tf1H rad 'il. 300, stl aa e..as
as apply Tor ains..an.
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wv ae au.u,iici 20 a1uslr.. tustiii %.
~ it"l 81 nsh cini 49, inr iIk As.e,' W
40. it teHat ,Ht t' n.s,a4H D. .l.a...
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csuss. vii fpf Mclean. Strengthening rcsa,.l
thorough assr sf The sFsIsfs AL ~ ~
nay have ihiufel .hefnssifes ~ i~nprspar ,s4a.
gsntss, wi 8aIis ihitC tiial q certain AID srssIS
s.a4aH.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-02-16
PUBLIC MEETINGI

The undersigned, admiring the manly, In
dependent and conservative vote Of the Hon.
HENRY WINTER DAVIS. for tie Hon. WIN.
PEESISdToN, as Speaker Of the House OF
Representatives, request all good citizens to
meet at the Court House OH this Thursday
afternoon at 81 o'clock, P NJ, for the pnr-
pose Of passing resolutions to assure Mn
DAVIS Of their appreciation and ungu lifted
approval Of his unselfish and courageous
conduct.
1t ia the express desire and intention OF
the signers Of this call to exclude all political
and party feeling; and the consideration, APP
proval and condemnation of all political the
cries, so that conservative men Of all par
ties can meet and award to the act itself the
praise and approval that every patriotic cit
izen must feel that it deserves; and we re-
gard it, tuader the circumstances Of the case,
with the fact clearly demonstrated, that a
conservative Southern man could not be elect
edl, as the wisest selection. The elevation OF
the Hon. Mr.. PEsSISGroS to the high po-
sition lie now occupies, on account Of his
consistent opposition to all extreme and sec
tional measures and parties during his polt.
ical career, without committing ourselves L
any approval of the motives or political creed.
of theos who elected him.
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tionslisn and fomsntisg differences between
the different sections Of the Union. The
reader will not fail 10 notice the difference
between such "a. record and modern Seward
Repubficanism," &c. 90
What then +. Mr.. Davis condemned for
by the Maryland Legislstssre7 Simply for
voting for an cid line Wing. Bot what right
had the Legislature 70 erxsn Him for bis
vots7 They are not his constituents. They
IKE Mr.. Davis are but representatives Of the
people, .nd the people did not send them to
AnnApolis to dictate to che men the people
sent 70 represent them In Congress. The
people are capable Of attending to their own
business, and they will do it. The despotic
assumption and impudens exercise Of the
prerogstivss Of the pooplson tho part Of the
Assembly will meet withits merited coudem-
nation. The meeting to be hcid this after
noon will give the Legislature at Annapolis
to know, that at least one portion of Ma
ryland does not sympathise in their dsnun-
citation Of Maryland's second Pinkney.
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q e6s, 0aI. conse4 ,.oA..y dia aot recon" las
vote against the Ubiquitous Kansas Nebraska
bill. He has, however, been unsparing in
his denunciation of that measure, and in the
memorable contest of SO many Of our read
ers will remember how his damascus blade
was welded against his .hen competitor Mr..
Hamilton. for his support Of that bill Of
denominations.
The "Post" has also fallen into error in
surprising that in his second contest lie alone
of big ticket failed of an election, his vote
falling about three hundred short Of them.
So far from falling behind his party vote, he
led it by some two hundred votes. And in
his third and last contest he led the State
ticket by some three hundred or more.
1t was well remarked the other day, by
some democrats in conversng upon the SUBJ
ject of his election by the House, chat his
defeat at the late election only seemed to
have given him greater vitality. Our isco-
foco neighbors may as we'll commence to
compose their nerves, for We can assure them
that in the next canvass he will excoriate
them in way Of which the past is but the
antelope.