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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1861-05-08
j. A. RICE
First Glass Hotel /!
NO COnsMlmDfiYes.

rTNHE Advertiser having been restored to
Il health in a few weeks by q very simple rem
cdy, after having suffered several years with a
severe lung affection, aud that dreaded disease,
Consumption--is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means of cure,
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used free of charge), with the direc-
tons for preparing and using the same, which
they will linda sure cure for Consumption, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, &c. The only object of the I'D
the afflicted, and spread information which no
conceives TO be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as II will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parties
wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg
noe 1y] Kings County, New York,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-31

ARREST OF A SUPPOSED BEARER OF DISPATCH
Es TO WASHINGTON MIR. William Young Fen
dali arrived here yesterday morning, from
Vera Cruz, per Spanish brigantine Angelas
which port he left on the 18th inst. Informal.
ton having been conveyed TO Mayor Monroe
that there was passenger on board this YES
sci who probably was conveying important
dispatches TO Washington City, from the u.
:. ship Macedonian, of the Gulf squadron,
which was left at Vera Cruz, the Mayor dis
patched special Howard to arrest him, Wi
his baggage and papers.
Mr.. Fendall was brought before the Mayor,
with all the packages Of letters in his posses
sion, and the Governor being informed of the
fact, sent Col. fOrstall TO conduct Mr. Eendall
10 his presence. On the examination 1t was
ascertained that Mr.. Fendali had been com
missioned TO carry dispatches from the Mexi-
can Legation at Washington 10 the city of
Mexico, and having delivered the same to
President JuareZ, was returning home AS a
private citizen. AT Vera Cruz, while await
ing for nspor alton to New Orleans, he Wis
tied the United States ship Caledonia and
was req ues ted by the officers thereof to carry
a number OF letters to the United States
The letters were all of private char
acter, except two for the Secretary of the
Navy At Washington and one for the Third
Auditor which simply con tanned ship account Is
of the crew, &c, but nothing giving any i'm l.
portant informa ton. Mr.. Fendan was then
discharged, the Governor Offering to provide
him with q safe conduct.
Mr.. Fendali is the son of p. f. Fendall, for
merly u. 5. District Attorney OF Washington
CITY, and the nephew by marriage of ex Sen
ator A. e. Brown, of Mississippi, and also a
relative Of Hon. q. NJ. Conrad, of this city
N. o. Pie, 26th.
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HARDY-OPFICIAL.
LANCASTER.
Observation-Disclosures
THE ILLNESS OF JrpaR DouaIAa.-On satu

THE ILLNESS OF JUDGg DoUGLAs.-On Satur-
day morning last it was thought that Judge
Douglas (who has being lying i'll at Chicago
for several days. was dying, but when his
hysicians and friends We're in despair his
iron energy rose over all, and he said, 81 am
well aware Of my danger and the despair Of
my friends but l better know the power OF
endurance of my constitution, and believe it
will be equal TO the emergency" Subsequent
ly he rallied, and the Chicago Post of Sunday
says;
1t will be n great relief to the people to learn
that Judge Douglas yesterday continued 20 inn
prove, and unless some unexpected change for
the worse takes place, his recovery now Is
considered certain. Yes terday evening DR..
Thomas Miller, of Washington accompanied
by Mrs. Quits and j. NJ. CUTS, Jr., mother
and brother of Mrs. Douglas, reached this
city. Daniel Z. Rhodes, Esq, ana lady, near
relatives of Judge Douglas, also arrived last
evening.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEW /
Reported for the Richmend Dispatch.
Affairs in Kentucky.

Louisville, May 27.-The report Of th'
introduction Of guns into this State is con
frmed.
Garrett Davis and his friends rely on The
constitutional guarantee to the ci:izans Of th,
right 10 carry and bear arms, as their jnstif
cation. There are indications that most Of tn,
arms viii fail iGto hands that will not use them
under any circumstances. TO fight in the CAUSE
OF Lincoln, but will use them to sustain Ken
lucky IN her position of neutrality, and in cas-,
that should be impossible, then in defence %
the homes ard freedom Of the South. Tn,
arms are said to he in the county jails. subjec'
TO the order OF hentucky's legitimate authori
lies. Their Introduction is considered, BY III,
pure conservative State Rights party, VIII,
constitute q vast majority OF the people G
Kentucky, as God send
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80 TIE LAST CHANCE We have several times
dining tho stay of DR.. scBLossER in our city,
directed the attention of readers to hid tesIl
moniala, but he has now been among us iong
enough 10 establish his own reputation, and he
has succeeded for his rooms are daily sought bv
many who have been suferiug from Corns and
other painful diseases OF the feet, and none no
employ him go away unsatisfed. a. he ALWAYS
gives relief without pain. By his adverti se {
IL Will be seen that other engagements preclude
most positively after Saturday next. In the
meantime, We advise all afflicted 10 the manner
spoken Of TO avail themselyes of the two days he
viii yet remain Call upon Dr. hCHLoasEk and
obtain permanent relief from those disagreeabie
torinepters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-31

LATE FROM KEY WEsr.-Hcn. Mcqueen Me-
Intosh, Judge of the Admiralty Court at Key
West reached this city on Thursday last, di-
rect from that Island. We learn from him
that the Federaiists there carry things with a
high hand. The Key Of the Gulf had been
suppressed, and its editor, Mr.. Ward, forced
10 leave. The mail steamer Su wannee, Capt.
Forbes, had been seized, and pressed into
Lincoln's service. The yacht Wanderer,
which had gone in TO Key West for the pur-
pose of procuring Il new register, was also
taken possession of and refused permission to
leave. Mo arrest WAS made Of the intent ton TO
fetallate for the capture OF the Atwater. and
preparations appeared to be making tGT
foray along the eoast
Judge Me- atcsh left Ney West In sailing
vessei, Which. although leaving with full
PERMISSION. was brought to by d shot from
the Crusader, boarded by an officer and
searched, and then allowed to pursue her
voyage without fur Their ma,estgtioa.- Talia.
masses Flar taiad, tStk,
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News from New NTAxicn.

IspEfBSpEscE, May 90 The New Mexico
mail arrived here last night, twelve DAYS GU
from Santa Fe. with dates 10 the i3th
Many United States officers In New Mexic,
have resigned.
Capt. Roberts, one Of the contractors of III,
mail line from Carson city. brought in viii
him 81 900 in gold dust for parties IN the Eas I
and also ninety letters. This line is row il
com plete running order from Independence 4
Carson city and California Gulch. Som,
Indians Were seen The route, but thel
We're peaceable and quiet.
Grass Is III abundance.
IL was reported at Santa Fe that Col. Lor
ing, commanding at New Mexico, had re
signed
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Mobile INSTRUMENTATION for Jack
sons Family,

MOBILE. May GA u. s. war steamer
commenced the blockade of our harbor yes
terday morning. Fort Morgan welcomed the
steamer by displaying the L. 5. flag with
Union down from the same staff with the Con
ieierate flag, and under the latter
A subscription has been opened here for tn,
benefit Of the family of Jackson, the Alexau
dria landlord, who killed Ellsworth. Th,
amoant has reached a thousand dollars.
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The Blockade RECOGNIZED,

Sr. LOUIS, May 2S.-Tho Pensacola coTreg
pendent Of the Mobile Advertiser says tia
Lord Lyons has written the British Consul n
Pensacola recognizing the blockade in tn,
name of the British Government, and warning
English vessels of its effect.
No movements indicative Of the commence
ment of hostiiities had taken place at For
PickeuS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-31

TRADING WITH THE EsRMT.-Y es terday morn
ing Eugenio Pacolini, Captain of the schoo-
ner Hortense, and Vincennes Caldnco and
Peter Pics, the crew of said vessel, were
brought before the Hon. w. CT. Jones, Judge
OF the Confederate District Court, for the Dis
trict of Alabama, to undergo preliminary ex-
animal ton upon charge of treason against
the Confederate States, for having on or
about the 18th inst, supplied the enemy s
fleet stationed Oft Santa Rosa Island, with
provisions. Several witnesses We're examin.
ed, Oh behalf of the Government, by A. J
Requier, Esq, Attorney of the Confederate
States, when the further investigation OF the
case was postponed, At the instance of A.
Huatel Esq. counsel for the accused, to give
the latter an opportunity OF summoning their
witnesses.
Besides, the arrest of the parties alleged to
have been engaged in this Illicit traffic, the
vessel Itself was ibsilsd by the Confederate
Attorney for condemnation as prize OF
war.
Judge Jones took occasion TO remark, from
the bench, that trading with the enemy was
an act OF treason, punishable with death. A
penalty which, under present circums tances,
would rigidiy be enforced against Offenders
he said nothing short of u reasonable fear OF
the loss OF life, woald justify the delivery OF
provisions or other neoessaries to the enemy
mere threat, unaceompaned by a reason
able assurance OF Its execution, afforded no
ground OF Jus lhcation or defence to the per-
petrator OF the taet.-Aobtte Tribune, 24th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-31
Fire At Cleveland, OhiO.

CLEVELAND, May 27.-E. +. Gaylards dry
goods store was burned this morning. Total
loss Of stock and building valued at Set, 900;
insured for $4,000. A. NJ. Perrys -four
store was crushed by falling wall Loss
quite heavy, but amount not yet ascertained.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-31
Border State Convention,

FRASKroRr, KY, May 27.-The Border
State Convention met to-day. Hon. John J.
Crlttenden was appointed Chairman, and Or
lando Brown was elected Secretary. Dele
gates from Missouri and Kentucky were pre-
Senc.
The Convention adjourned till to- morrow,
to await the arrival Of Delegates on their way
hither.
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New Orleans Biorknded.

New ORLEANS, May 27.-The sloop-of- war
Brooklyn came to anchor off Pass lOutre yes
terday, and sent boat IT, Fort Jackson to in
form the garrison that the blockade had com
menced.
Fiat boats are coming down the Mississippi
loaded with ice
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Fire at GaieSburg. Illinois.

GALEsDURG, I'LL, May IA fire broke
out i'll this town this morning. destroying prop
erty to the amount of $50. 900. on which there
is an insurance of only 5l3 900. The princi-
pal losers arc A. jacobs, boots. shoes and
clothing. $4,000; Bartlett & Judson, furni-
ture, $4,000; Reed & Babcock, hardware,
5000.
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GROCERIES,. &c.
,o rms CHOICE BUTTER.

le TUBS CHOICE BUTTER.
-~V !o0 hhis. Refined SUGAR sll grades.
81 bb's. very choice DpLDSN SYRUP.
SO hbis No . aud 3AsCKtRFL.
15a bbt~ No. Cur HERFiNGS.
q half barrels Family ROE hEhBiSGS.
80 bb- Common WHISKY, GIN, aud
BRANDY.
30 bbls very Are old APPLE and Peach
BRANDY.
leo bays lsguayra COFFEE
lou boxes ofARCit.
CANDLES.
800 bhIs. Fine, superfua, extra, and Family
FLOUR
30 .. I, and cipas ver7 fps French BRANDY.
1900 s4cxs q A. and liverpool Fire SALT
200 packages very ire Green aud Slack TRs.
3ep bbfs very choice CID Mountain NhIskEY.
50 pa kaees choios LEAF LARD
leo BIKES belersiFe, 60 gates, ana sltnyCrs
SOAP.
LINES, OF all kinds; BUCKETS oi all 81 nda.
Tube, Manu- iaetur5t Tobacco, Cigsgs, II ya'ior-
kinds: Matches. ArstSra, soda, east P"wdefs,
.aNpiuG ard Writin. PaTrr. Nai q, Dewtio as,
Baskets. pieSleE, Chesee: Blackberry, E ingsr aud
Jh-rry BTsudy, German Btit"rs, Rlacking, Pipes,
# all kinds Brooms; Port, Malaga aud Madeira
Nlne. Holland Gin, Itloh Potatoes, NWpp'nX
twIus, and various othef atttcles, FOR sale hy
nv 25--Jt WN " JON Is il 60.
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LATER FROM CALIFoRsIA.-The Pony Ex-
press has arrived at Fort kearney with San
Francisco dates to the 18Th inst. The rates of
insurance on treasure eastward have been in
creased to 10 per cent.
There has been but little of incident in Gal
itornia this week, except the Union meetings
which continue to be held almost nightly in
the principal towns and cities. The speeches
ana resolutions invariably favor vigorous
war policy.
The speck of war in Santa Clara county, in
which the only question involved was the
title 10 six leagues OF land, has disappeared
through a compromise, in which the settlers
agree TO submit their cause to the Supreme
Court, and abide the result.
An effort Is being made III San Francisco to
organize a company of volunteer TO tender
their services 10 the General Government on
the suppostion that the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company will give Them Il free passage
to the East.
The arrangements for grand patriotic de-
monstratlon on the coming anniversary of
American Independence were Initiated at a
meeting OF the citizens of Sacramento on the
| 13th inst.
The Republican State Central Committee
| have issued call for a Convent ii on of dele
| gates OF Union men, irrespective Of party, to
meet at Sacramento the 18th of June
| The Republicans do not design giving up tn cir
| organization, but adopted the Union test sim
| ply and purely, without reference to other
| ISSUES.
| bly, instructing our Senators in Congress. and
| requesting our Representatives 10 offer Cali
| fornia as mediator in the present difficult
! ties and in favor OF a Convention to revise the
| Constitution of the United States
An exciting canvass for local officers in San
| Francisco is progressing. The municipal
| election takes place on the ODD instant. The
| only tickets in the field are known as the
| Peoples Union ticket and the Republican
| Union ticket. The latter comprises partisan
| Republicans, while the former is IRRESPECTIVE
| OF national politics, embracing men of all po-
! lticai parties who are sound on the Union
| question. The peoples ticket will probably
| triumph.
| COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
| The market is unusually excited this week -
| Candl es very firm with an improved tenden-
| ey Manila eordage advanced to lla cents Raw
| and rein ed sugars have improved. Manufactur-
ed tobacco Is selling very freely, and the market
| is bu0yant. Provisions and liquors duh, but
unchapged There Is some tendency to specula-
ton, but the principal business is for the legti-
| mate trade,
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Devastation of Ship and-Appearauce o. n
Large Ship in the Pass.

HANDsBoRo', MISS, May 22.--At 2 o'clock
this afternoon the buildings at the lighthouse
and fort on Ship Island were in a light blaze.
A large vessel was in the pass with all calls
set, which left as soon as the buildings were
fire.
No vessel is now in sight.
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Some alarm has been created in New York
city by the appearance OF rabid dogs
WIN. Barriager WAS sho, and killed In A n AT
fray at Louisville. last week, by q. Wurt
r. w, Lyies has assumed the editorial con.
troll of the Danvlile Reg ister.
]. w. Pipes, Of Wilkes county, N. O., was
bitten by large rattlesnake on the Attn inst,
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The Burial of Ellsworth.

MEcKASIcSvILLE, N. Y, May 2Tth.-On the
the remains of Ellsworth TO hts home, IN ii te
guns We're fired, and the entire population Of
the surrounding country assembled to evince
their universal sorrow. The procession was
then formed, embracing number OF military
and fire companies. Along the route many
buildings were shrouded i'll black, and all flags
were at half-mast. The roads were crowded
with spectators.
After the customary funeral services at the
grave, in which several clergymen assis ted u,
the face of the deceased was uncovered, and
the people passed in procession to obtain q
parting glance The body was then lowered
into the grave, tho men OF the company for
meriy drilled by him-the Chicago Xouayes-
firing volley over it. Then grounding their
arms, they took shovels and filled in the
grave. Three volleys We're subseq uentiy
fired, and the multitude OF mourners dis
Dprsed
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SAD ACCIDEST-Four LjrsS Lost. - At
O'CLOCK yesterday afternoon, a sad accident
occurred 10 members OF The crew OF the steam
ship 81. Ihiliipe, date Star of the VEST re-
sulting IL he loss of four valuable lives. The
circumstances We're these Two boats were
dashed together, one carrying kedge anchor
and the other towing the loaded boat, when
owing 10 the weight of the anchor and the
rapidity of the current, the loaded boat cap.
sized, carrying the other with it, which haG
on board seven persons, three OF whom WERE
rescued. The names of the lost we give
below:
Midshipman ]. T. Holden, CT Tennessee
lately from the Annapolis Naval School
Quartermaster Martin Brown and Henri,
Russell and Henry Morgan, boys.
Lieu tenant Constock, commanding the St
PHILIPPE, and his officers aud men, did all tha
was possible 10 save the lives of the drowning
ing men, but not in time to save all. DIR
Ralph Darby, Assistant Surgeon, jerked OF
his coat, took several life preservers, and
plunged into the river TO swim TO their
cue,-N D. Crescent Of SATURDAY..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-31

THE PLAy-I am at last enabled to send Won
comprehensive announcement of the gov
ernlnental policy concerning offensive move
ments. 1t is the inten tion of the Preside t
10 crush 0ut this rebellion, If possible, before
the 4th Of July, 1861. He has determined and
ordered that if il be Observation-Disclosures
Gus attacks be made u con Norfolk, Richmond,
Harper's Ferry and Pensacola, and that a II o.
tliia be sent down the Mississippi river
There Is to be no trifing. Good citizens will
be protected. bat traitors will be hung and
their property will be confiscated. - Wash
Cor. N \. Times
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-31

A SOLDIER SLOT DRAD.-On Saturday night
last while a man named Brubaker, residing
three miles from Lancaster, Pa, was watch
ing his barn, TO protect it from incendiaries
lie saw three men enter the yard aud seize a
turkey and several chickens. He instantly
hailed them, whereupon they ran, when he
fired and of them fell dead. He subse-
Quently proved 20 be- q volunteer from Camp
Johnston, named Sleeper.
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American Medical Associo,io,.

CHICAGO, May 27.-The annual meeting of
the American Medical Association, which was
to have been held in this city on the lst Tues
day In June, has been postponed for one year,
by order of the Committee CT Arrangements.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-31

GRANTING PASSPORTS State Depart
ment az Washington is cautious in granting
passp ports to citizens of the seeding States.
Where there Is reason to believe the appli-
cants design going abroad On business con
nected with secession purposes, pass ports are
refused, AS had been the cas- Ii three or four
instances recently.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-31

FIRE Is SfAuSroS "A fire occurred in Staun-
ton, Va, on "Wednesday last, destroy ing the
residence and stable Of Mr.. Thomas Shu
mate. Several persons were made sick from
over exertion. and one man, named Sears, had
his nose badly hurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-31

The BLocKADIsG FLEET We learn that the
entire bloekading fleet, except tine Cumber
land, was absent from Hampton Roads this
morning-by some, supposed TO have gone up
James River, and by others posed 10 la We
gone up York River or the Potomac.-yor(olk
Day Book 29sh.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
From Camp ashland.
CAMP ASHLAND, Hano yer county,

CAMP ASHLAND, Hanover county,
May Both, 1851.
The excitement is running very high iT. our
cavalry camp-all are anxious TO be sent away
10 meet the Baboon and his hordes. Tuesday
their horses and provisions, on the Central
Railroad. This evening the Governor Guard
and the Chesterfield Troop will leave in the
same way, and for the same destina ton.
LII
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-31

MYsTERIoUa.--An elegantly dressed female,
supposed to have been the victim of some Sc
ducer's arts, and from the State of Arkansas
was found wandering about the city on Sat
urday, apparently bereft of reason. She was
kindly taken care of, and IL is hoped that good
treatment and nursing will restore her unbal-
anced 49, and lead TO the detection and
punish OF the guilty wretch. -.Hsmpbis
BuLtetifa 2
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AN AMAzoS.-Mary w. Dennis, six feet two
inches high, is LIST Lieutenant OF the Still
water company, Minnesota regiment. She
baftied even the inspection of the Surgeon OF
the regiment in discovering her sex, but was
recognized by a st. Paul printer. who became
Anockingiy frighteped at her threats Of ven-
gesncs upon him II he exposed her. and he
dscamped.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-31

KESTrcEY We understand that a gentle.
man arrived in this city on yesterday, who
reported that this State has recently received
$1,000 stand OF arms. We hope this news IL
uue.---aoatoomery (.dia) Confederation.
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Troops In Route for Washiupto,

New YORK, May 2s.-The Garibaldi Guard,
one thousand strong, left here this evening by
rail, for Washington.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Baptist General association

PETERSBURG, May 80, 1861.
Our city is favored with the presence OF
many Baptist Ministers, and the prospect is
for an interesting meeting. The officers will
be elected this afternoon, and the opening ser
mon preached tonight. The Richmond ana
Petersburg Railroad will give return tickets
10 all delegates
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Attest FROM THE NORTH
THE WAR MOVEMENTS.

ytohunud Prize Nessels-Further from AL
xandriu Arrests in Wasbington-Naya nj
uayemeuts-The Landing of Troops at
x.u,ort News-Burlai of Ellsworth, &c.
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BY Richard Cau,iIorn, Anet'r.

uORSEs. SECONDHAND II Gt KAHAY
IL AND GhkrS. AT AUCTtUS.--tsp STATUE
Jay. isi day q Junc. al the Horsi lot on C1un-
n Chamber Nil, will seli, ST huetiou, thrHo
HORSES. Two CARTS aad u one-aorss CAR
2tAGE ~ RCCKaWAY
nv SLIT X. CkUTpoRN, Aucs'r.
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RY THE GOVERNOR OF VIKGISTz-A
occurred in the Conventisn OF Virginia by The
resignation Of THOMAS y. GoopE, member ther
u Tor the county OF Meckionburg, Therefore the
an eIee lon ~ the several places % yo,ieg pre-
scnbsa by law. Ia said county, on MONDAY the
Ioth DAY 81 june Iskt, ior q member o! the Con.
vention for said County, to supply ths vacancy
Aforesaid. A>'
~ Given under my hand as Governor. and
jL-ss under the Seal OF the common " eslfh
at Richa.oad, this 2f,h day Of May, 1851 .
and In the 18th year VI the Com ssith
JOHN Lk1CHER.
GEosvE W. MugYoED.
nay 2s--d5t&wat