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nErLEcTsoNs OF a Us,D az LOVER.

Oh, iizzy, I'm wors5ed-
1 feel ii sl over;
I'm done up AMI burs,od--
A broken.dawn loveri
The JOYS ofms bosom
Have en-, stick and vanished
Iknow'd should lose 'eai
When my true love You hanisl.'1
The ward has grow dvafs,
In It's saekeieth 81 sorrow
O ii.oi am sesfs,
And wish that the morrow
World dawn my grave, in tia peuee.si'ins 'olIo-,
Where Id care Tor You, MOI iol seksas nor sally.
known lis sis to-
But I'm beut ihe notion
Ill throw m, self into
The deep hrus ocean,
Where mud-eois aud catfish
On my body shall rat,
And Founders aud catfish
Select of diet;
Thero sopndy III ,lupbet
Beneath tie foueh tdio~,
And crabs without number
VIII crawl o'er nav pillow
GuI NV spi, shall wander ihro ito 'h' eera s'w@s,
And iri.. with smennaiJii shall. by fise Pc" ga
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Master General Of 0fdaarcc- 81 lIedfy Hand
loo.
N,s,efnf IL Nint-S5f# Gest.r Clett
! Wee President # the Boafd 81 Iride-botj e.n
dor.
Attorney 6encral-Sh ffelffirh Psl9ek
S,bzuar General-S9 William FUilsu
lord Adfeeatc-N'f Hli=em Roe.
: i.itu Geue'al Tor seefiaad- Ma bane'o N'
Ned.
There afnsaf' to lie saes doubt v 49, - 80
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MILE or E.fLg.sREE E'ROEEn-

DURSUANT 10 the provisions oil decree OF the
Cncur Superior Couu ot Law aud Chaneefy
Tor Monlcomcr county, pronounced at the May
term, Ill. IN the case OF William Wade, by d.,
rs. Caroline Wade Il al. the undersigned, appol-
ted commissioner loi the purpose, will on Monday
the oh day OF september. 1871, proceed TO sell III
from Of Gourr- house IN Chflsansburg, To the high
bidder, public auction, the property. by SAID
decree directed 10 he sold, consisting OF The
HOUSE AND LOTS
in Chr1starsbntg, al present occupied by George
". Anderson. aud two TRACTS OF LAND,
adjoining sad Town, the one containing about | ID
acres. and the Other containing about acres. The
property will be sold upun credit OF SIX and we've
tnoalhs. with interest hom the day ol sale. Bonds
with good security will be required for the purchase
money, and the title EI he retained as luther
srrnfIfy. HENRY A. EDMUNDSON, Com
June > On
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FRANKLIN HOTEL.

'ENilE FRANKLIN HOTEL. aitei having BEEN
a sometime closed TO undergo i neat x thorough
repair, Is again zen Tor the Accommodation Of the
phblic The sab>crlber who has laken a lease upon
IT, has been at much pains X expense to re and fur
nlsh II In style becoming so extensive an establish
ment, AID whe lie trusts viii make it convenient
and agreeable TO all who may thnk proper TO ysiJ it,
PAUL JONES.
IL The Richmond Wing, National Intelheencer.
and n. York Express, will publish the above ad-
veritsement weekly 5 weeks.
Jan 81
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IN PURSUANCE Of decree q tic Cotftf
4 Coutl Of Amherst. pronounced On lie 2lsi d9y
nj June. I'll. IN the casr Il Brown and oihets rs
Brown. the unlrrslgned. appointed GonmIssfonrt
10 cry ilin decree INTO effect. will. on ueSday.
ile Ia 81 August next upon the premises. at pub
ne auction. Tor onr lHf1 oil the purchase money ~
cash. aud IN, t"o Equal annual nayments 70: the
balance. sci, TRACT OF EIGHTY ONE y
.CRES OF LAND aajptning the town al Ne"
GLASGOW. having been the residence Of the l'le
Doctor james Vi. Brown. ANDREW HART.
Commissioner.
July / VIVA
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.srsc .Tir0iigcIHenf,

NOR Richmond, FrcdefIcksbnre aad lhc Nollh.
A We NV leave Lynchhnrs on Sundays, Turs.
days aud Thursdays Al O'Clock A. NJ and arrve
same DIV al Hammers by g O'Clock =. NJ. Leave
Hammers next morning AT ocIock breakfast in
Charlottesville Il arrive Al Richmond the same nig -.
By tins advantageous arrangement the traveller by
taking tbs route, viii have uIe night travel
ling. Our teams and coaches are fisl rae, and the
drivers are sobcr, sknl, CAREFUL aud atcomnto.
dang NJ pains viii be spared 10 render the trip
safe and PHEASANT To the passengers.
Fare lhlou, IA to Fredericksburg Sll 20
Richmond 90
o." Please inquire a. the rankin Hotel, Lynch
burg, Tor seats aud at the Ra,i Road Office, kiclI-
moud. ). Is. GLOVES. Agi.
lnnn 10
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4 Hg.L. AZ .

What i. the flower Of lsirest i've,
Tint sonly pleasing slnkes tie 80
Il IL the beautiful female blush
Tint mode rose,
Which recommends tie lovely tush
Ga which Il gfons.
It's lovcs own elpqHcuoe, winch 'poaA.
Directly 10 and from tie HORT,
roriaymc on the modest ch-rk.,
What trembling III, dare not iapart.
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u ~ Ikl.tE,rYNn
NEW sgAgDWArsE sVo.c.

MN. \. RICHARDS X Co. lin The House
i've doors below the Market, and immedl
ely opposite Messts J. J. PnlvIs s. BnffelA have
"p.o eI tne assortment of Hardware, Cutlery, &c
an assure thelf friends and the Pubic that the
VIII ne pleasedto supply them with all articles IN
Nat hne' tc1y cteap, ron CASH.
April IL ;,
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ROE sa}g5.

/ y pursuance Of decree Of tho United States
\ District Cont for tho Western Dlstutl OF VIZ
glnn, made al Srmn,on, on tho ith day OF May
ISL IA suil pending IN sand Court, between WI.
lam lludson's Administrators, Plaintiff, and VIM
+. Tebhs tNecutors ard others, defendants, shall
on Monday the 10Th day 81 August, ISL, al the
trout door OF The tavern house If Mus. SWeelaud.
IL the town oil Pattonsbulg, Botetouu County, sell
pabhcly, TO the highest bidder, for cas4, two
TRACTS Og' LAND,
thu properly Of the estate Of William T. Tehbs, dc
ceased one Tract situated the South side uf
lafses river, IN Botcouft county, about ) miles be-
Low The tawn oil Buchanan and containing l. 800
acres AID the Other situated on hc same ,ldc Of
tho river, IN the counties Of Bptetouu, RnekhtI' 90
and bedford, adjoining Tie first. aud containing,
32l0O acres. These Two tracts comprise mountain
land principally. but atany parts olthem amounting
10 large proportion OF the whole, are cnr-ldetcd
good tobacco land, ard a large portion OF the land
REGARDED as valuable for It's lumber.
Tho laud will be survr,cd before the day Of sale
and divided into several different. tt,cta, winch wtll
he sold separately. plat Of the land rad oil
will be exhibited on the day of sale
Persons desiring more particular information in
reference 10 this land, will address the undefs gncd
1t buchanan, Boteiouu County.
". W. BOYD, Commissioner.
JnlJ l2 u5A
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CASTINGS. CHEAP.
B. E., NJ. I'D.

1 HAVE, on consignment, about tons Of snpe-
4 ror Castings, winch To close wall be sold al the
reduced pucr oil 81 cts per Id.
CHARLES PHELPS, Anct
June oS Is
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kOEs sssiAs.

,~ye9s TIE TENEMENT on Main street, occu-
/ It'll pied by ii. II. Booker. The upper apart
----A menls ATE convenient fora family residence
Possession gwen immediately. Fortcrms, apply to
JNO. NJ. OfEI, Cashier.
Epb
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4 T Circuit Superior Coorl OF ~" and Glancery held
tor bedford county the It'll day OF May, I'LL go.
Cumctms NOEL, -. Plaintiff
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F0's PRIVATE SALE.

A LlkELY NEGRO WOMAN, about Is o
\. 10 years old, accustomed 10 house business
cooking, Washing, ironing, Ac ~.
CHARLES PHELPS.
lulV y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-12

Tbs nows by tho Acadia, settle, TIN l,te oC the
Nebonrne Nln,uy. SIR Robert Peel, with IN.
CONSERVATIVE CohoIs, has carried tho day by asWesp.
NJ maJnniy, Thu, il. we believe, tho FIST tune
that a Mn,uy sustained by the Ctosn, has been
beaten al the pals.
We arc not aN arc that the change Of r1rti,, there
vii have any Ha'ctl tleet uron tho relation, with
ms country. 10th patnes have rtefc.,ed deslre
10 cultivate and maintain amic1blc relation, With u,
ne htEs however, have not had fhe ffmnc.s 10
10 us usuce--il They bad the di,rn-iaon-anI I'M
d-t then iule most Vi Of the emblrtassnz question.
rhich eNlsf. aIose. We may indulgrfhe NOM than
the Feel Ministry vii putsuc Il more omen ana
nstly course aud vii iotbcar TO resort To the QUIT -
les ana t'sston'' winch have Distinguished thet
predecessors.
On thus point. We 6nd tho following in the New
lotk Express.
CouepsaaeHcs q tie Nc,r Yarf Ergrt,s.
NAsnNGroN, Jul, 81 Is4l
In your paper ol yesterday, | seq YOU arc some
what alarmed by hinge oil mlui,,I, IN Great On.
tam, from believing that Tory admln,'rai,on vii
DO more Likely TO come IN collision Nth Us. than A
Wing ministry.
When Nj. Van Buren, was Vice President. at HI,
own ''ole, with Nf. Clay as his guest. achlase Of
ministry N Great Britain wa,thc subject Of corr,r-
'auon, and the hraurg II might have on tho amit..
h'' trI1oh' 81 he two couuuics aud the interests
~ We tnfed SAFES, were reviewed. Nh Nal Blu
'eh aihtmed, that the Troy Authorization had ccn-
et4y been ME 70 bearing and Conel Ia,oty toward,
his rosuon by history
Al tho close OF his remarks Nh CAV r,,po,cl -,
ave toast, and the company beng pfrp'tcd. lie
'nbmItei The toiloWIrg--"A Ton, sdmm ..i,t,on =,
G''St hniatn, aud Wing sdmiu,s,a.lon IN tic
UuUeI S,alcs." Nv
Mr.. Van huren ho,iIatel at first, tnf pcrceriov
ms company dll not latter, lie united IN tho mem
heni The sentiment occasional.
~ Ht' ! an Bufen was correct in his history. We
,n"" nave nothing to dead from The chan,e. and
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6'cJrhyJ0 E,lg..0B.fCc.

fFINBJ9N LgFEHUFfFt.
Ihn CASES supfuot Caahrm Liqnotcc,
-asBt1 warranted equal to any IN this country,
AMI imported tueet. and by my orders, with a view
~ hi. nlafk - aud ioI the use Of mInufaciutefs
l. vii bc acid At IS low rates ho afforded at,
anl having becn bought with money, Can sell II rs
Low rs a similar article can be bought tor any where.
Apply to Saul +. Adlc 4 Co, RIO
JAMES GRAY.
Richmond. Jnlv - In
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rE'l II. snb. cr'aer f2ke' Ills method OF uioim'ne
las t,icnI "A. aud tie pubic thai lie still coniln-
Us 10 manufacture
rEavoucnc4. uuggics and Car
rsalis,
Al In, oil sraud, on Fourth Street neat Poe's I'm
,,,d Person, m WI Of such articles vii do we'll
10 call on h,in beofe purchasing. a. he Is drletmln-
ia sell Al yery Ioe .u4teh GEO. COCHRAN.
N.B.-REPAIGING cone at tic shortest notice
g. &.
The subscriber ol.o has good Worhmen 10 do
Wagon WORK.
Apn % hlh
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ASH,
Sf,ggs tEHsffCd.

Z WILL rive tile highest c-sh ptlce Tor Ia" anu
1 dried hides delivered at the market house.
WI. l.. FAIR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-12

lNF received, IN Store, 800 boxes surcrior
~ Bunch kaisius. CHARLES PHELPS.
luly 10 =.
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go,,,c.tic-, Cotton Yarns, & {
EGrs S.ELE
ooOo Acres Sgcsfcrng. nitds

1000 Acres western fnuds.
HAVE Tor sale. 1000 Acres IT LAND, situated
! IN Lapone AMI 81 Joseph counties, Indiana.
These and, arc valuable ard will be sold con
.,.lr,ahlo time II desired. GllAKES PHELPS.
fch II IL
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FE,llE subscribers, on the Isl day OF March, ISL
4 formed d co partnership under the ii:nn and
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-06
From Alerandcr's Weekly Messenger.
THE RIGHT OF SEARCH.

The seizure, search, and detention of Ameri-
can vessels by British cruisers on the coast Of
Africa, which has led to so many gross outrages
OF our fag, and serious injuries to American cltl-
zens, is at last officially laid before the British
government, Throughout Minister to st. James's,
Mr. Stevenson, TO her Majesty's Secretary OF
Foreign Affairs, Lord Palmerston. =
Scarcely was there an arrival from Africa
without bringing intelligence Of an outrage upon
American citizens and their property, while sail
ing under the flag of their country, although the
laws of nations was violated upon every occa-
sion, and the aggressor made liable to be fired in
to without hesitation, by the first Americann man
oi-war that hove in sight. These violations of
international faith were of so frequent occur
renee, and attendedwith such palpable wanton-
ness ndinjus:ice, that not only were the presses
of this country vehement in calling for redress,
but English journals also feeling that they could
not Justify or palliate the aggressions, spoke of
them in terms of unqualified reprobation. The
only wonder is, that our government remained
SO long .apathetic to an assumption of the right
ofssearch and seizure blythe agents Of another
government, and. that so many exemplifcations
OF 1T were suffered TO pass without the interfer
ence ofsan American fleet ,atsthe sceno,o Of diff
G culty, or a mere timely application Of the inva-.
6i0hs, and remuneration tor the injuries already
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-06
THE LEGISLATURE.

The proceedings of this body are yet princi-
4pally confined to receiving and referring Bills and
Resolutions. We give the following in addition
to those published in preceding colunn, as tile
only proceedings of interest to our readers.
In the Senate on Tuesday last, the Bill intro
duced by Judge Huger in-reation to the Act
passed at the last session of Congress to dstrib-
ute the proceeds of the sales of the public lands
amongthe States, was read a second time, and
sent to the House, by vote of 35 yeas to 5 nays.
b The following is copy ofthe Bill as it passed:
A Biz Relaiire to an Act Of Congress passed on
thetourth dayef September, eighteen hundred
and tortyo,ae, entitled AN Act 10 appropriate DE
proceeds Of The Sales Of the Public Lands, and
y grant Pre- ea1ptiOn rights ..=z.e =,
"WhereaS, in the aforesaid Act Congress have
undertaken, after providing for certain claims
and expenses, to divide the proceeds of the sales
Of the puplic lands among the twenty-six States
of the Union, and the District Of Columbia, and
the Territories Of Wisconsin, Iowa, and Florida,
according to.ther respective federal representa-
tive population, as. ascertained by the last cen
ssls to be applied by the Legislatures Of the said
States, TO such purposes as the said Legislatures
may direct.
''And schereas, there is no warrant for this
proceeding in the Constitution of the United
States, and from the history of the Government,
could not have been one Of the purposes for
which it was formed And7rhercas if the Fed
eral Government has the right to subsidise one
or more: and if the States can be induced to take
subsidies from the Federal Government, they
may be taught to take them from other Govern
ments ,T.e'
sand whcreaS, tile Federal Government cannot
Justify this proceeding, from the excess in their
Treasury, as they contemporaneously increased
the taxes, and passed an Act for borrowing
millions of dollars: And Whereas it is bestt0 con-
fine the Federal Government within the limits
prescribed in the Constitution, and to leave the
States to manage their own affairs in their own
way.
"Bc therefore enacted, by the Senate and
House of Representatives, now met and sitting
in General Assembly and by the authority OF the
same, that no person shall be: appointed to re.
ceive any part OF the saidsubsdy, for this State.
-, The following Resolution offered by Mr. Nc
Kenna was adopted, and sent to the House for
concurrence:
Reso1red, That John Barnes be appointed a
Magistrate Tor Lancaster Dlstrlct, III pidce Vi
James Ipgraham, who refused to qualify.
!. The Hon. Richard CAN'T one of the Judges;ofI
the Courts of law, having resigned his Office, thei
following resolutions were received from the
House concurred in, and returned ss
z. l: Resolrcd, That the Legislature appreciate
highly the motives which have induced the Hon.
Richard CAN'T to resign heoffice of Law Judge.
: 3. ReSoLred, That as testimonial of their
regard ior his person, and their estimate of his
long ana faithful public services, one years
salary of thrty-tive hundred dollars be. appro-
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-06
CONGRESS-.

: This body meets ON Monday next jAmongthe
various duties whichfisto engage their atten-
ionduring the present session, a correspondent
of the Boston Courier says, the two grand mea-
sures which will claim the undivided and profound,
considerations of Congress, the establishment
of:a TARIFF, for the double purpose ofrevenue,
and Projection 10 native industry, and the estab.
lshment. of an Institution for safordng uniform
and substantial currency. In other words, Ta-
riff and Bank are the two things most desired
by the wings
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-06
THE SOUTHERN PLANTER. .

: This is avery handsomely printed Monthly, of
"a pages, published at Richmond, Va and edited
by c. T. BORIS, Esq Itisdeyoted to Agricul-
ture, Horticulture, and the Household
The work is new, having only Been published
ten;months, but nthat time il srnade for itself,
among planters, for whose especial benedtsit is
INTENDED, "a .highseharacter for usefulness, It
comes in a neat and convenient form for 5preser.
walton, 2aiIdsat, the end Of the year wilrmake an
interesting and valuable addition to the planters
library. Terms, One Dollar per anhum, spaya.
bic in advance, - 80
q " Subscriptions pilll ereceucd atdis OGce.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-06
THE sTATE-BRIBERY ACT.

i =
II Our readers have seen that bill was introduc-
ed into the Senate, on Tuesday last, by Judge
HUeER, to reject the infamous bribe offered to
this State, by Mr.. CLAY and his federal myrni-
dons. The Preamble sets forth, that "in the
aforesaid Act, Congress have undertaken, after
providing for certain claims and expenses, to dl-
vide the proceeds of the sales of the public lands
among the twenty-sixo States Of the Union, and
tho District of c6Iumb;o DBL H'vfrTvvr7v2 or V
lits w 11 tu; rr0rdng to their
respective federal representative population, as
ascertained by the last census, to be applied by
the Legislatures of the said States, to such pur-
poses as the said Legislatures may direct" that
.there is no warrant for this proceeding in the
Constitution of the United States, and from the
history of the Government, it could not have
been one of the purposes for which 1t was iornl-
ed;' that "if the Federal Government has the
right to subsidse all the States, it has right to
subsid!se one or more; ai.d Il lie S;aies can DC
induced lC axe sui 8c, RON lie Federal IoV-
ern!eui ing. m;l. - t.ng:r; 20 ;a!:e ;hotn from
other Gcvvg ,nrnls; "tii:,i The fe'erai Govern
men: cannot JUSTIFY this projecting, ron an
cess in ;cc Treasury as they contemporaries
ousiv increased the taxes, ana passed ar Act for
Dorrowin. twelve millions OF dollars; and that
IS, ia best 10 confne the Federal Government
WlLlln lle l!iilltS pIesCllpeuI AL ule NSiiS''ot'
and to leave the States to manage their own al
lairs,in their own way And the Bill simply
enacts "that no person shall be appointed to re-
ceive any part of the said subsldity, for this
State.'
This bill came up for consideration in the
Senate, on Saturday and able speeches were
made in favor of it by Judge HUGER, MI. .RHETT,
Col. McWnME, and Mr.. QUAsH. No'one said
word in opposition to it, but Mr.. VERDIER; nor
do we think any one will hereafter. The debate
it will be seen, is 10 be resumed today and will
no doubt again attracts very crowded auditory.
That the bin will pass in the Senate, is beyond
doubt, and we should think by almost unani-
nous vote; and its passage in the House, also,
would appear equally certain. The public feel
ING on tie subject is excellent: the idea of ac-,
ceptng the foul brbe, is Indignantly secuted as
deep stain upon the honor OF the State; and
our friends abroad, who are looking with great
anxiety to tie result, may confidently expect to
see South Carolina do her duty, and spurn the
infamous bribe, which the Wings, in their mad
arrogance OF ill-go,ten, and happily brief, power
have had the insolence to offer her.
South Carolinian.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-06
FOR THE CAMDEN JoUsNiI,

Mr.: EDIToR: Tho, Governor, in hisrscent mes :
sage, remarks that, whether thisState should
embark in banking operations, is no longer an,
open question: Doessnot lhe principle Of the
great measure d'EDersr' stare
his Excelency iHtEe fase What is thatprin-
ciple! Az ABsobvrE DIVORCE OF BANK AND
STATE. is the ieonneyioas with Banks adulter-
olis and, foul in the General Government and.
Legitimate with S. Cafolina1 NO-Aher breath
is already tanted--her.5 political satmosphereial-
ready contaminated. Augment the. power of
your Stale Regulator according 70 his 'Excellen-
cys snggestfon,and thesFhee spirit Of the people
will be stiaedand crushed beneath its loathsome,.
insidious and inexcra5le tyranny. Away with.
me odioa:,Sssl.eprg out IN good faith, The
p',iltcipls Of let that Oria-
cip1e have sits perfee dissolve nov. and
fescver, the adlilt erotisa and abomna6'e marriage
Of Bank and State, Re.nember the swift ven.
geahce Of fssthe people upon N#hig cheats and
traitors! sS5ONSIsTENrY
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