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Bankrupt Law which Mr.. /. moved 10 refer TO I'M
Committee on the Judiciary with instructions 10 IN
quire into The e2pedency Ct repairing bill IN eshp
,sh uniform system Of bankruptcy throughout in'
C. s., in which the lmpereciions OF The act "i lo'i
Jnly. 1911, shall be corrected aud Sufficiently sup
Piled.
On this motion, SIR !. moved the previous question
which having been seconded, and the main question
ordered the latter question taken by teers, aiit
carried-ayes %, nues a..
Petitions Of abolition character were presented by
Messrs. HENRY, JAMES and TOLAND, on wict
the question of reception was raised by Messrs HoF
KINS and WISE, and tina, question was in each case
laid on the table .,y
From New Jersey: BY Messrs. AYCRlGG, MAN
WELL, and YORkE, who presented, among Others
Abolition petitions which The question oil reception
was raised, and that question was laid on the table:
Froa, New York By Messrs. CHlLDS, LINN
MORGAN, GRANGER, FILLMORE, and BAR
NARD; among which were petitions of an abolition
tendency, on which the question of reception was
raised and laid on the table also Abolition pei
r;o,s presented BY Messrs. MORGAN and GRAN.
GER; which, coming under the 2lst rule, were not
received w
MIR. FILLMORE submitted resolution calling
upon the Secretary Of the Treasury to report to the
H.use a tabular statement exhibiting comparative
estimate of the tariffs of other nations and that Of the
United States.
On motion of Mr. MALLORY, the House adjourned
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The Southwestern Eoad.

NJ Extract of letter from Senator of Tenaes.
Maj. Powell, dated "NAsHviLLr, Dec ~ ~
oJohn II. Nelson of Knox, introduced bll II
Senate few days since, to charter NlcAdani,e. =
from Knoxville 10 the Virginia line, and proposing
the State take $4,000 Of stock therein, provided
remainder be taken by indy iduals-also giving 81
coo Of our fund to the llwassee II. II. COMPANY d
also chartering a company 10 construct graded
sanded Turnpike road from Knoxville to such point
the North Carolina line as the Stockholders may d.
nate, with capital Of $780, O00-S75 600, 10 be :.
scrbed by the State when the remainder - taken
individuals; and ten per cent shall have been paid Up
the shares so taken by individuals.
fJoncSbor0uyh (Ienn.) Sanat
[The Principal Engineer Of Virginia, Mr.. Croz-, b
made Report to the II. Of Delegates, in compl4r
with their resolution, in which he says:
81 have the honor to submit the following answer,
"lst. That the best route for 4 road from James
10 the Tennessee line, whether it be railroad 4'
pike, must be through Botetourt, Roanoke and Not
gomery counties to New river, beyond which =
proceed along the valley of the llolston 10 Tennes'
The general course of both modes of improvement y
be the same; but they cannot, except III few nstla
occupy exactly the same ground. For particular.
beg refer to the account OF the surveys, and the o.
which are deposited in the Office Of The Board o. 4.
Works.
"2dly. There only two points on the James &
Of easy access and al which either improvement /.
unite with the canal viz Lynchburg and BuclaiH
both routes diverging Salem in Roanoke co
ty. The choice between these two points has exc +
much solictude in both places. ], is question 20
and revenue, and believe that these two const1!
tons will decide il in favor of Buchanan.
But We shall publish his whole Report, with 4 i:
tistics. He concludes rs follows:
81 regret that these conclusions should be un.l'"i
bic TO town (LynchJurg) which has ever been t".
guished by spirit Of energy and perseverance, anl
H., Ia nr ap4. ~
ciay for the James and Kanawha scheme BaiaD
more should he unwilling to encourage an ene'fa
which would believe result in losses when tie .ias
reaches Buchann, and even the North river
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The Slave Holders Convention al Annapolis, ad
iourned on Friday night, the Nth. They discussed
the suiicency OF the present laws, and adopted % dis
tine, propositions, which they have instructed Com
ni,tce nl fve 10 embody in memorial to the L"gisla
lure Of Maryland. These principally relate TO free
rroes-and 10 meddlers who carry off their slaves. The
following Proposition ought al 10 be carried out by
every rail roadand steamboat in the South:
Prop 5M.-To prevent the transportation Of any free
negro by railroads. steamboats, or other common car
rers out of the State unless vouched for free by
some person known 10 The conductor Of the railroad
captain Of the Steamboat, and railroad steamboat
company shall be liable for refusing 10 transport any free
negro unless he be vouched for above; and any
son falsely vouchng for the freedom Of slave to be
liable for conveying away slave as heretofore. 7 he
company still 10 be liable for conveying away slave
as heretofore.
We shall nnhlish these several proposiiions.
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TO THE EDITOR or THE Eve UIREE.

LOUISA January !,
am authorized to announce DR.. Benjamin p
cisco, candidate to represent the county q !.
the House Of Delegates. 1t is distinctly rn'
here, that our present and able member, W
day, will not lie candidate for reelection J
therefore that DR.. Francisco assents 10 a noa
The political opinions entertained by DR.. + -'r
known in this county, that any ni'usion TO ~"
communication would he useless consump,iya.
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We shall publish these several propositions.

meeting Of the Citizens Of Richmond was held IN
the CITY Hall on Thursday evening, to take into consIte
ration the recent with Southern proper
ty in slaves They addressed BY Messrs Jos Mayo,
1.-THE Commonwealth Attorney Robert G. Scott and
James Lyons. A series Of resolutions was intro.
duced by Mr. Mayo, denouncing in the most indignant
manner the conduct of the British Government IN the
case of the Creole and looking to the better security OF
the slave property. These resolutions and the whole
subject were referred TO Committee of l3, who will
report 10 an adjourned meeting of the Citizens Of Rich
mond, on Thursday evening next-when it is hoped
there will be full and general attendance of The Gill
zens 1t was remarked by one, who addressed few
remarks 10 the meetng that the Committee ought to be
carefully selected BY The Mayor, (who had time allowed
him for The purpose of making the selec,on that what
ever of talent or of discretion could be put into requ
s,ion ugh to be infused into their proceedngs-for
it was subject which would come up before the Legls
la,ure, before Congress, and before the world.
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The n. lntcligrncer acknowledges the rec.
some Mexican papers, via Vera Cruz. Goa tla !, +
October last the Representatives appointed hy o..
Santa Anna, two from each Department Vi tie n.
lie, met aud chose him Presden, of the Mpsic.,
public Tie next day lie took the oath Of ,i,r. :.
Hall Of the Chamber Of Deputies, and kc sap.
ming appointed his Cabinet Ministers. Anon,
is Manuel Gomez Pedfaza, Minister OF Fot.,,o y
lions and Government. The Provisional m. :,
had, by proclamation, conyosed the Const,ucp
semby for the lst of June next
uThe Diario del Goberno, of the 10Th Of Oc,.
contains official letter, dated Atonelsco, ~
tember, from General Manuel Arm,jo, the Conn.
ant General of Mexico, giving count Of H. s
,ure OF the vanguard Of The Texan expedition H. J
Fe. The General states that intelligence Il a. ,
proach of the Texans, was communicated II hm +.
Italian and New Mexican, who wcrc With tie 4
dition, but who fed from il in advance fuf tha, K
pose That on the 18th Of September, the party +,
hundred dra goons under Col Cook, surrcnd, I'd :,
erection, and were deprived Of their arms and co. .
which Gen. Armio distributed among his own con,
Mons in arms That he interpreter had been ST s.
berty on account Of lis good behaviour, bit 't.,
other prisoners were on their way towards Me.ic.
der an escort.
"The same paper The 18th of October publish. Il.
sident LamaIs Proclamation 10 The citizens &! j..
Fe, one of the papers found upon the Texan ms -
The proclamation Is accompanied by Comma.
from the Editor Of lie paper. Subsequent nGub.t
the same journal contain tie other documents e..
upon the Texans. A report Of The Secretary II il :
dated the lth Of November, is published recone...
ing formal campaign against Texas, and Stain,
qu o,as of troops which the .eycra Departments /.
10 contribute for the purpose Of recruiting the AIM
duncan X MacRea, Esq, of Fayetteville, \ /,
has been appointed bearer of dispatches from Go,s.
ment to the u. S. Minister at Mexico on the su'..
as i, is said, Of The Santa Fe Expedition, which y,
captured and butcheIed by the Mexicans IT, i 4.
wise bearer of dispatches from the British Mnisls,
in the steam packet Gov. Dudly, and left on H. Z.
Road on the next day, for New Orleans, wheie
will embark on board one Of the revenue cutters. Il
Mexico
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TO TIE rDiT &.

La,creRerriHc, Ia. lar -. =
see il announced yonr last paper, that able ln
delegate, JOS a. Ridick, Esq, declines re election y
FORE devolyes The people Of The county, Ia select s
dyidual 10 supply his place. and in looking around ~
has been directed TO gentleman who, TO say nat1.
known political integrity, combines in m eminent de.'
other qualification. Col John c. Jones il the iuiyina
aludc.
The writer has had consultation with Col. Jon.'
feels hesitation III saying tlnt II IL should be the W
NV Pe'p'e " '' ""' " o' w "' :" s'''' '"" ,.gt.
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IHlIADFIfHlA, -" H.
Death Of Judge Hopk;nson.-We have a sad al4
perform this morning, in announcing the dcee,"
another highly esteemed and venerated citizen O. "
delphia, Hon Josrrn HorKISsoS, Judge otthe y
trict Court of the u. S. lie Died at his resisn''
Walnut street this morning at the advanced az q
after an illness Of about eight days
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-22

NJ We devote almost all available Editoria
space to the Proceedings Of the Counties, connected
with The Republican State Rights Convention Of h,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-22

Cd February, inert Wedaesday reel We e,u
attention of the Delegates especially 10 the tay
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The fate of the Repeal Bankrupt Bill before the Sc.
maize is uncertain. The Bankrupt Law was passed in
July last by vote of &c to 23-two Senators absent,
Messrs. Preston and Mangum, who were said 10 have
paired Off Out Of these 10 two for the repeal,
viz Messrs Morehead Of Kentucky, and Young Of H.
linos milking % Repealers, and "a Anties-But de-
duct Mr.. Nicholson OF Tennessee and we reduce the
Repealers TO 2i-Tennessee has at this time, Sena-
tor the loor-and there only 30 members pre-
sent. The fate Of the Bill may, therefore, as far
as we are advised, depend upon the votes of
hlessrs. Preston and Mangum, (who incli-
and perhaps Henderson Of Mississippi, who is said 10
have strong objections to it, Other Senators may have
change their positions, Of whom have advices
N. B. One Passenger in the last evenings re-
ports, that the Repeal bill will pass by majority of2
Another, that lis fate is very uncertain.
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The Miledgeville Recorder ofthe 18th WING Z
returns from S counties, showing majority fl
Democratic Ticket las between the highes, on eac
"a votes. Five counties remain TO be h lrd from
Chattooga, Dade Emanuel, Gilmer and Walker. vi
gave Gov. Mcdonald, at the October election,
orily over Mr.. Dawson of 90 votes. If the same
should be given in these counties, the ticket N!,
elected hy 81 majority"
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smoke of The burning villages was seen and the eaonz
recons whilst the reports that many people anu
EradiRg tie Issue.
been killed a, the Villages.

! The Whigs of the House Of Delegates have also
given The go.by to the Resolution against Ms Bank O
The United States Mr.. Dayy moved to call il up on
| Thursday and made il test question. The motion
was resisted by Messrs. Scout and efu'chheid-pnn
cipay on the ground that there is proposition for
Bank now pending before Congress- But, it only
few months ago. and since the last session Of the Lee
gisature, that two schemes, ono of Bank, and the
other of Fiscal Corporation, were brought before the
CONGRESS of the United States and on one of these,
one Of our Senators took ground which violates the
Constitution and on both of hem the other Senator
assumed positions that against The principles OF the
Constitution, and against the sentiments OF Virginia
Who shall say how soon a similar proposition may
come up again. The Wings, we know, are bent upon
Bank, as their favorte policy and il is the opinion
Of Of the Democrats that the alternative mus, ut
least be National Bank, an Independent Treasury.
Besides, General Bayly remarked, the resolution
extended 10 any like lnstitu,lon-and there IS q
scheme Of Government Bank now before Congress,
which he deemed to be equally against the Cons,u
ton.
No considerations However could induce the Wings
take up the Resolution, discuss the subject, and
give any pledge TO Virginia. that they were opposed to
and noes-and the House refused TO take up the Beso
luton by vote OF 81 to G5 Itwas strict party vote
with two exceptions. One Of the Wings voted for
taking up, and one Of the Democrats against it. a
majority Of the absen.ees, 5, were Democrats.
Thus endc,h the Cd chapter. Thus, the Wings have
second time evaded the discussion of Federal Rela
tions and refused to proclaim the States Rights rrin
ciples of Virginia. The consequences be upon their
own head. We appeal 10 the People. The Wings
have made the issue-and let the Polls in The Spring
Election decide that issue.
Mr.. Holidays Anti. Distribution Resolution is still
upon the table. The Wings will also attempt TO nail il
there. But they have plea like those which they
have urged on the two previous resolutions. 1t ls moi
like the Bankrupt BIll-ior, our two Senators voted
for the D,strbution-nor like the Bank Bill for, the
Distribution law is under every point OF view prac
teal question II is the statute book-and is direct
y before US But the Wings viii attempt shirk that
question also if there be any truth in The Signs Of The
Times.
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DENOcRaCY TRITYPI1yT

Below We give tie aggregate votes Of % ccunl
that have been heard from The remaining coua,
will probably increase The majority for our cantd
We congratulate the Democracy Of Georgia on IL,
achieved this signal victory: Colquitt, Cooper .
Black are undoubtedly elected We shall publish, Il
week, table showing the votes Of the differen, cc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-09
PERFUMERY.

ORRIS TOOTH WASH-Prepared from the original re-
" cipe at Nos Gold street, New Yrok-The Orris Tooth
WISH purely vegetable preparation, possessing the proper
Seanlag the teeth and meath the
healthy state and preventing unpleasant odou
the mouth, whether arising from decayed teeth om de
ranged state of the stomach.
designed be used with tooth brush and will be found
TO supened tn necessity offs powder keeping ts teeth clean
and the of the fr the
1t particularly useful in Of spungy restoring the
to healthy state and causing them around the
teeth In painful Of the teeth and gums, arising from
to cold will be found highly beneficial 1t par
culay servc. able the Orrs Tooth Wash night just
before retiring to rest This mhod recommended by emf
mulae during the day entirely :emove and the nouth
kept through The night clean, and healthy state.
Sound teeth and white teeth the valuable
Of humanty but how many neglect the attention
for their when surrounded by all the
needed Among these know OF pleasant
and eecua than the Os Tooth Washit cleanses and wh
the strengthens the pures the mouth
the BREATH We recommend its to ALL and
od-[ Boston Morning Post.
The Ors Tooth Wash the best detergent used
enamel.-[ Boston Transcript.
For sale by the principal druggists in the city mtr
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Home observation-disclosures Intelligence
-Acciden %. sc. sc.

OUTRAGE AT HAMBURG, 5. C.--There has been fright
full assault am great consequent excitement in Ham
burg, south Caoll -ht circumstances OF which are a.
follows AN individual calling Aims .li Albert M'TJL
alias y. Dempsey I'd bct emp oyed the purf se o.
is stated 9. MOu,r Ala. ny of the ~ MS a.
an position u o. stages, % run OF Nj Re s-e
as.i' o the Defiance lac OF stages from Ma %, Ga TO
Montgo.neT Aia, ard keep him from obtaining tassel
gers at tn depot the South Carolina Railroad BON
oil ces Augusta. Merrel had prepared before haA
OF lea bent three double, hold r. ms hau
OF stages The blow ielied Burns instantly ana VIM
with which he struck rs dangerous blow " t ~
p,oyel engaging passengers at the car Io' h's M
piostate >l-rrc inflicted several wounds D! "
his face which nearly killed The unfortunate sie he
taken and is now in jail The affair created great eS,
citement, and the people were exceedingly ih9e"S'u
against Mertel.
orrp.er-r le S. Charles, Mo-. Advertiser gives
accoant horrible oarago co mitted by some eight or
nine men ang themselves regulators, upon two travel
ers ,ou the river road MarthaSville in Warren
in that state These were on loot IN search OF en-
poymeut as they stated themselve when they seiz
ed by the regulators, tied hand and loot to tree and
severely logged hat OF them left under the
OF ply scisn and the other is missing supposed to be
dead the regulators has been arrested
by the sufferer and will be tried for the offence No
assigned for the outrage except that the travellers
suspicious looking persons, and there great excite
men. in Warren county in consequence OF the
saSsination OF DIR. Jones.
Fortunate ESCAPE AND NoBLr Conquer Yesterday
shou' - o'cock says the Baltimore Clipper Young son
OF Mr. Geo. w. Richardson who amusing himself BY
fishing the lower end of BoWlys wharf south street
fell in the dock, and after going down the second time
perceived by those working in the samakng estab-
lshment of Messrs Hooper & Boyd. Mr.. John Hooper
and sir samuel Barton leaned from the second story OF
the a.rhouse, simultaneously with Mr.. Thomas Lamb,
who feared from the wharf an rescued the hoy from
vtahle death. Mr.. Hooper was injured in the ootMr.
Lamb his head. The boy perfectly insensihle
when brought ashore but by the of proper remedies
was restored
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PORTUGUESE
r f M A l. f P l. l. s

N: DE goUDELoQUE, M. D., LISBON. PORTUGAL.
rT'HE Scientific combination Of ingredients OF which these
Pills composed have made them the wonder and adm
ration of the wodd They known all over Europe to be
the discovered that has proved invariably
certain producing the monthly turns Their certainty IN all
for though always mild safe and healthy they certain to
produce miscarriage If used during that period.
The directions translated into English All enveloped
round with the seal Of the impoTs stamped Each bex con
t,ip Of NJ de Boudeloque, aud the English d
recons have the signature Of Or. f. MELVEAU authorised
agent fer the continent Of America.
They be transmitted by mail paT; OF the Oniea
States Letters directed to DR.. +. Melvesa n~ q New
York, will with immediate attention Al letters must
post paid Sold by apron tment 100 Cherry near Cs,h
Price u.s. palf boxes So No half ocse ant ny
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HOT AND COLD SALT WATER BATHS.
RABlNEAu's NV Hot and Cold Salt Water Baths, at
~ the foJt Of Desbrosses third pier of Can
street, North RIVER for the accommodation
Doth ladies' aud gentlemen Open from sunrise until II o'clock
n night
N. B. The where the baths stationed has been
deepened which reuders any other
vicinity Of New York On Tuesdays the Bath excusely
devoted ladies' Ill NJ band OF music will be
warm baths IS. lei 2msr
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MADAME RESTEII,.

E,EMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and residence, Iis Green
witch street. where she be Consulted with the sctes
confidence all complaints neidento the human frame.
Madame Restelf mode Of treatment in all fegu,a-
ty of those functions OF nature upon which the
health ofeyery femal depends such require but aew
days effect perfect Ladies desiring proper medical
ndance during confinement other ndspos on will be
accommodated during such time with private and respectable
board Preventive Powders, for married ladies' WHO'S de-
lie health fobds rapid increase OF family
will be sent by mail to part Of the United States fce
S. package. All Letters post pad) addressed TO box $685.
". Y. city, will he received. .
Boston Office. MOI Essex street. jy8 lm~r dSw
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DR.. SOLOMON HEINE

WOULD inform his and the public, tia still
W neIcs 10 his original proposition, money
either 7 medicine attendance until the patient
with his improvement and would inform
removed from us Broadway TO No 81 Reade opposite
the Marshall House, where ne socs the tn,
mentioned conditions OF all who have suffered for
time under diseases considered by them ncurabie.
SOLOMON HEINE, NJ. ID.
For the advantage of all who wish to attend the
DR.. solomon Hene would that the only Doctor
Heiue who mas lived had his Office b. oadway
residing 81 Reade street. opposite the Marshall
House.
This Physician this country about eight Year,
have had the pleasur, Of knowing him that
time, and OF surprising performed
by hm-he is above the OF s. years. and is the ony
OF the who member Of the medical institutions of the
City and State Of New York - - - -
T.. w. WETMORE, NJ. ID.
Sworn before me, this day 81
Of April A. d. 1872
RIcp.Rp RyEp, Com Of Deeds jyts m
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DOC TOR RELJ,

DOCTOk BELL devotes his personal attention daily
until 2P NJ to the removal OF private diseases every
Al suffering proacted cases.
successfully treated by pretended pactton
ethese aborng under the destructive effects of mercury
quack nostums, and all who suspect the disease
lurking IN the SYSTEM consult Dr. D. always with guar
aniee of
q Persons contemplating marriage nave been the SUBJ
jects OF delicate diseases, consult Dr. bell honorable
confidence PosT PAID letters. describing the of
at distance have his prompt nion Dr. b 3 treatmen
permanent.
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