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*Without undertaking TO pronounce what IS the opinion
the administration Oh the OF the capituatlon, we
must say that General Henderson attaches much consc-
ducnce TO the silence of the UNION IL.
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FRIDAY, June IL, 184f.

MIR. Jenkins offered resolution pro-
viding for the election Of the State and
county officers, their salaries, members
of the Legislature, and their per diem.
Laid on the table. ol
Mr.. Scates presented resolution linn
lting the power, salaris, and term ofoffice
of the Executive, members Of the Legis-
'lature, Public Printer, and other officers;
and moved its reference to committee of
the whole Convention. He had embodied
in it series Of questions which would
occupy the time Of the Convention here
after, and he proposed that we should
now go into committee where we might
at once enter into discussion of all the
various subjects; and that the several
committees might thereby be aided in
arriving at the views Of the Convention
upon each subject. As there were no
standing committees to which these res
olutions could be referred, he hoped they
would adopt his suggestion and refer them
all to the committee of the whole.
Mr.. Shields offered a resolution. chang
ing the time of holding State election
from August to October; which was laid
on the ia BILE. aa poo
Mr.. Campbellof Mel onough offered
resolution providing that no negro. Indian
mulatto or other person of mixed blood
or one eight blood. should attain, have, or
use the rights Of citizenship under the
constitution this Convention should adopt.
Mr.. Thomas moved that the resolution
be postponed till the LIST of December next.
Carried.
Mr.. Williams hoped that the resolution
offered yesterday blythe gentleman from
Greene { Mr. WoOdson) would be taken
up, by the Convention, from the table
and that we would now proceed to the
ldiscussiOn Of the principles contained II
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constitutional Convention.
THURSDAY, June 10, 1s47.

THURSDAY, June 10, 1S47.
Mr.. Minshall presented a resolution
setting forth proposed amendments to the
present judicial system of the State.
Mr.. Manly moved to lay the resolution
on the table. Carried.
Mr.. Constable offered a resolution
providing that the Convention should
meet each day at 8, A. M, and at 8, PM.
Mr.. Robbins moved to strike out 3,
P. NJ. Lost. The resolution was then
adopted.
Mr.. Edwards, Of Madison, offered a
resolution increasing the number of com.
mittees; which was adopted.
Mr.. Hayes offered a resolution provi-
ding for submission to the people of
every amendment 10 the constitution
separately. st
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spirit ofthe old mao was soon to return to
Ged who gave it. With effort he was
raised partly up, by his own request and
taking hold of the hands of Eliza and E
dith, he family articulated, Blessings on
-". The last words died away in bis
throat, and he sunk back in Edith's arms
dead
Five months from that day, America &
England were at peace, and one year from
that Edith Warren was the wife of Ed
ward Little, the gallant young officer
Eliza never married but lived with her
sister ill the day of her death. Where
once stood the old farmhouse of Adam
Warren there is now erected large ele.
CANT mansion, owned by wealthy mer-
chant.
Many OF the issues of the next Presi-
Dental campaign are already made up
Of their magnitude and Importance, we
need not speak in this place. Let US not
forget the character OF the foe with which
we have to contend-now as ever, willy
and unscrupulous, illiberal and anti Amer
lean. For year past they have been
waging a most infamous war upon the
National Administration. They have at
tempted, in all possible ways, to block the
wheels, and embarrass the action of the
Government, which the people have cho-
sen-visiting upon their delegated agents,
the blacklist calumnies and most shame
less denunciations; while for our enemies,
they reserved their encouragement and
their sympathies. The triumphant man.
ner in which the Administrator has sus-
tanned itself, and the honor and credi: of
the country, in spite of all these schemes
for lis destruction, is stern and sufficient
rebuke. With the measures OF the pres
ent Administration as the basis of our po-
litical action, we can go into the next
campaign with the strongest assurance of
success. Let not, then, petty strifes and
jealousies, ''run riot" in our midst and stir
Up mutiny in the Democratic ranks. In
due time let the man be chosen, worthy
and able to bear the Democratic standard
on TO victory, and the people, as they love
their highest interests, will "bear up his
arm" Wo be to that traitor in the camp,
who meantime shall endeavor to forestali
public opinion, and impose his own AFRO
giant behests on American freemen. Into
the coming contest, then. let US march
with bold, unbroken front. Let peace,
union, harmony prevail; SO that whether
our sacred banner advances or recedes,
triumphs or trails, Democrats all--one and
undivided, like band of brothers, may be
found in an mistaken phalanx around it.
Quincy Herald. ....a F.
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VOLUME 5, NUMBER 3.

them. By SO doing we would be approach.
ing nearer decision of Astonishing. With
out this, there would be nothing for us to
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DANIEL CURTIss.
Justice of the Peace. Office ON Chicago street
over Duncan's store. Juliet H.
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noOR TRIMMINGS Mineral Knobs
u Cagnenter's best Rim and MoTtice Looks
Norfolk and Patient Ring Door Handles, also
Butts and Screws, Blind Trimmings, &C., as the
Ssoae Store, East Joliet.
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T.. II. LITTLE.

Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery.wii
attend the Courts reguIartys in the Counties o
win. Kendall, Grundys and troquois. Once m
Morris g. II. GTundy Co. III.
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A6.0a0

ACRES Of choice and well located farming
lands 10 che vicinity o. Joliet. Also, some o.
the best Town pTopsrty in Joliet for sale-En-
: quireof
HUGH HENDERSON.
ATTORNEY &C. AT LAW
o5ies u Joliet, YIN County, Asnois.
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aacei the whole abolition movement As unlusih1be
and tr,ssrabls WhsA ne concluded ~hrh he did amid
applause which iclis The snunduss OF fGlle 'aien
in this citg Ne nssfefiied Ia b Garrison. lie gras LEAD
CT IL ihp ih,ltstiass u bile she aitT = n'3tnan Was
speaking, be interrupted iy slanm 10 Tie bandesi
and must pl.ie mainer
Mr. slann- VIII ne speaker permit me to interrupt
him fr sir,'e l.oleuf
Nh tisrrson-ceftsilily sifi
Mr. Slamm--My freed Sirahau was grossly assaulted
ny nf yonT friends. for rnnuuncing the ass'fl1n
Douglass That the with Aie>icp waf ior tie
porpefuaiun of slavery slan,e bis country aud ~
the melee his hat iaken. he Kind enough 10 beg
the return ofhs hat, ih 1t pbe and BIG head
Raars Il laughter Sifahas beau IS larger than any OF
Leafy ; Aiocks.)
Nj Dsuson-l protest the 10 fTicsd OF mine toos MI
Stnshun's hat Nhrfes the hat}
The hist vas recovered. and he anab1lilion party
gracefully eit the hall. headed by Mr. Tuel-r the gen
ilemsn with the white hat Til, cps de IN lhe pT''i9d
iugs If the Ambition meeting IS indicative that 'reaso'
finds no resting place the hearts If he citizens Of New
York.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Al. Ci-caf Ssparida Court 81 Law and Ch.nocry.
ronsiHuea and heia fr the county II Nelson, the
CasTi tsTsse, ,ae i2,h day OF MAY ISL. James
icDsaad practising attorney in this court annnun-
ed The eAih, the last oi Robert {. Cutler
former Clefk snd also q hfs Rnteu f.. Cutler
h. practising attorney theun and offered la the
g, ari and its officers and bar ~ helr ad1 piun the
following preamble and resolutions uIon the OCCASION 10
Wit
Whereas since the las sssos Of ibis Superior Colr,
ii has seemed god 10 sn inscTuiahs Providence take
from midst Robert {. Cutler. long TIC Iierk of tins
c5urt-and the interval Robert f. Cu,icr ne -
Ger u this tarwe deem nu uniting fssrPngiste
TO express our sense 81 the loss We have sustained
OF Nh Cutler The elder 1t may he said. without er
aggcraion that he officer -, high qualifications
OF stern integrity, generous impulses, and warm
tJcis qualities, accnmp inied by vii whose perennial
freshness eniiyened The edum OF professional as.o
cailua. and NC willingly render him THIS tribute. an
payment Of Along delight" With Feeling more mourn
idl, and hearts saddencd We bow 10 tn, solemn dis
pensallon which dehr,es his gifted son. RaaeI T.
Cutler whose dawnng career, gave promise Of ep,
did Noon. We icrl that hrghlsprt has hocn eclips
al. That shining light has ,oo gone down to tn.
darkness of tho tomb That the end If glarios nls
lect have bNen unaiianed and the aspirations Of nub,
nature unfulhlled. Ia the meanchu, contemplation ol
his unncly fate. we willingly aw the veil owe, fra
tics which dimoed lhauga they could moi eytinsuist
the lnsIc OF a character east IN common mould
Whilst We remember he extent Of The powers viii
which nature had endowed him. aud rccur 10 the hipl
hupes which lighted up the morning o his caTeer--noa
flushed and stuffed fesor. Ne but feel, that 10
hIs friends anl Ibis co40iry. he de snn hut Tor han
s'f we CHERISH the nope, that the exchange has been on
Of iniine gain.
Resoired That this court lis officers and b,r e.pre.
their deep seae ofihc tss lhcy have sustained ,nt
hereby render TO the respective families afhe drccas
"a. the assurances OF their ,maihy and hcsri,
elat ,ience.
Rescieed, That these preamble and resolutions h,
n "a nd.
furnished 10 earh oi the families Of hc dec, ased and
transmitted for publication. To the Lynchburg aud Rich
-aoad papers
Which said preamble and resolutions were alopied
sad ordered by tie cour Ia e spread upon the record ant
preserved amongs, The papers Of the court,
Gopes-- Iesie
HOWELL l.. BROWN, CIR
or Richmond Wing viii please eapy
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v.,., u,,ver.al pills a Strengthening, Pursa'iA
and Purifying Toifc.
,, r;s ,,,, become celebrated for their extraordinary
and immediate fewers OF restoring perfect heath
+ suffering under neafls eNei. k'hu VI ois'"'e - "
In. human frame i liable =, - -.
They are paricuarl, recommended to all those person.
h are afflicted with kind u Chronic or snsrrns Com
,, A. there no medicine before the pubic when has sc
, and hanpy an eject upon the system, IN Greeting
e stomach liver, and to the formation oil healthy ch,e'
and in punl,n the blood
,,bo arc using them to only the mild and pleas
az, 10 ete hit the most innocent safe and cneien'
n,clir,r ever of TO the public. Those who once make
trial d Pills aerward feel willing to be with
ont them which is sufficient proof o Then good qialities
| IiEADACIE-SICK AND NERVOUS.
Those who are suffering with this distressing complaint
will find lie Roy Pals remedy at once certain and nm
| mediate III its effect. :.
AZ remedy in Summer and Bowel Complaints they display
their wonderful adpraon and far superior to
any thing in use for those Cothpiants.
In Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint they stand nnrvaed
Man, have been cured i'll few weeks after having suffered
under that d,eadiul complaint for yeais
In Iabiua Costveness they decidedly supeuer TO any
medicine ever before the public, aud p cent box
will establish surprising virtues aud place them beyond
the reach Of doubt in the estimation oil every indiv duai
They are invaluable Nervous and ypocondracal MIC
tons Loss Appetite and all Complaints to which iemaic'
alone subject
conycn their utility from the first dose They may be
taken by persons oi and the feeble, the inh e
delicate, strengthened by their operaon be-
they clear The system ot Bad fumors quiet Merry Gus
Irriahlity. and invariably produce Sound Health.
As Anti-Bioas medicine, no family should be without
them A single trial is satisfactory than thousand
certificates Be careful 10 ask for Dr. lie Roys Neget'o't
Universal Pills and take other. Price Is cents per box
with full directions.
Principal Office i47 Greenwich corner Of Liberty street.
Ncw-Nork
Wholesale and Retail agent Tor Lynchburg, Dr. u H.
LYMAN,
March 25--w2m
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Hard and Cutlery.

GREGORY s ROiALI. offer for sale good
~ assortment Of FOOLS, VIZ
spear jackson's and Butchers Hand and Panel Saws,
Ripping. lemon, Campass, Webb and Circular Saws,
S,cnet and flfmef Chsels, Gonges.
Forming G1nges and Chi.cls.
Iisd~,as best Planes, bench and fancy.
Butchers double and single Plane irons
Steel blade Squares, bpswood Rules. Braces and Bits,
Saw Sets. M rkug Guages. Composers, Augurs,
Gilnbeis, Beuch Screws Ilaichels. SC Sc sc.
House budding maie,ink such as
Carrcntors genuine Run Locks imitation Carpenter s
Locks mortlcc Locks, plate and stock Locks morticc
aud rim closet Locks. Latchcs OF various kinds. Hinges
and screws, square aud round Bolts, Axle Pues sash
and 81 nd Fasteners Nails, Brads. Window Glass from
- 10 - H. -, Putty, Sc. Sc, &c
Apnl It's
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cIoTms, c AssIMEREs AND vEsrINGs.

" e 10 receipt ID large as-or'A'om oi the
w sb,yo named Geds among ~bch are
Rack French aud English broad Cloths. all prices.
Hznwn oreen. Blue and Olive de
Back French doe Skin Gas moes of every style aud
quality,
n, BpuJcans and plain English do
French Enellsh aud American Fancy do
Fame, aud white Linen Dfilllngs.
tiack French aud English sann tESTlNGS,
lie and dark c5lmured SILK do
Gold I'nscl and white figured Silk do
FIGURED aud white Marseilcs do &c. &c.
The shye Gs will I've manufactured at prices To suit
the customer provided he is mol too hard o please. Al
any afe We are determined he shall not say he do
beler ,lsrw here Gall aud Try.
An Garments Warranted TO fiji or no sale.
NATERHOUSE., WllirIEMORE Co.
Aorli gJ--ls
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HOWELL l.. BROWN, Cl'k.
or Richmond Wing viii please copy.
AMERICAN ANrISLAyFRY SOCIF ry

~.
IN" "S''y "h"h met IN HE city OF
..'n 'e~ ase' sa't' made considerable noise
s,-eeN Dsnss' ne ,usihFe slave who has been
s'"s"s a"'u' AZ Ae words aud other Conventions IN
"s' p'esen' a'a vas quite lion The re
cep's u tne cr'et iol The past year, have been 4S7H
.APno'.u'es s7.oo' y, Inc >ecIeiarys rep1r, sl,g
.se ain' noAp mon ara the American hureh as
"a g, " slavery III hmenea. lettering to
~" hsa'eo maj oecanse We ask the church TO
asss' US u snghauzfs us as dIsorganzes hui lie, the
."alsn 'sn ~ lis ~ INC sia'o can he made Tree 30
"'.r ..e 80 w are ao'nstu VI being disnnlon'
"s, aso,oe' we ss", ISSUE because We are IN ia
800 t%9 - me oh'"n II slavery be mi abol-
''' &c hoa 'aI 20 government Is better than
oss = ar teu'' stone o' 'he krenhl'c and
~ s"e e.,s''. ne 'i9 pocoes sif"neer "f.nancpa
S.s'i p,',n s,.u
eooe', ~. rlps oilefeu me following resolution:
i'esD GU "a ~ Is ,'e auy u every American 10
' ~ la'p, ~ a' u III. anu slavery movement,
80 ~, '''s wy american cil'fen l" devote
y s' ~ 'ne on'on and that Cons,i-
- ~" nus ai'svl snP"i'chea ibe experiment Of
'.s 'e..' anu IN l4if 10 swallow up The hopes i
',a' :" "' an "''H's's o'ep''is!i 50 That on It's
may 'o,n government bounded on the Deca-
~ ~. .d'a,l,,a ~ one o'ne made our coun'
-, , " us "o'iu.
, ~ SSss 'ne reporter this resou-
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POLITICAL
TIE IDLE rOyS

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zinc 49,
Anu 'N'es "1e "a'e
an" 'o's1 '''s s''''''''' ''">s
Ans a~ io'eass s"'a''a nus
..'"e' 'As .''" 80 ,s.,
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Ana 'otsea suo"k e''ai"s, '""' o'''' As ~
mai a'h' anu es''"'' wv
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MY pes' anu ea'nes' "'e''o u ''A''
on'oueheo oy sam OF s''
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.SEjg SPRLNU - st.MnEN GOODS
{. w. LOVE.
!, Oh Stand If .NrIrey &. Lore.

{. W. LOVE.
At The Old Stand af .Mcirer & Lore,
vVYOJLD respectfully inform hi, friends and tn,
w public generally that he i. now receiving his
sPRlhG SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS,
10 which be would call their attention, assuring them he
will sci and make order cheap as any house in the
place All he asks Is an examination Of his stock, among
which thcy "illdnd tn" following articles
Bl1i,y ; best black and blue Cloths,
Sipoal's do d. do do
English fencl & German do do of various colors,
B,ocs best black Cassinores,
h. ri, r., no do do
English. French and German Cas-imrres various coors
Best English and itcnch black SIns
SILK Casumere. Nrlyeeon and other Nestngs
Pocket and Neck iIudkehies .Suspcnders Cloves and
IN TACT. every thng usually KEEP, in such h'iuse.
April i--ts L. w. LOVE.
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HGN r.. &. PETERS,
DEALER IN STAPLE AND FANCY
DSSK GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES,

oNNE rs, mars, cars, Sc.
Main 81, Lynchburg, Va,
As just received and opened his unrlyacd stock Of
= Spring and Summer Guods which. for style and
beauty, cannot he Surpassed lie respectfully solcs the
attention 81 his friends and the public an examination
al, hts stock, which contlss part Of the iollowin,
Goods
Superior rich striped and Plaid Poe de Sole,
Foulah Silks
- Tissue and As Noaln Robes, Ca beautiful party
dress)
Grrnadian Robes (cntirely new article
A." Z1ricdas and pnid and Striped Beragcs,
broche and Embossed Ginghams, Every rlch)
Lawns. at all prices, Alpaccas
French and English Chlntz Prins
Gloves, i.slry Ribbons. i.aces Handkerchcls
\ almost every article that be called tur Also
fin took a Cloths, Cassmeres Nesiinps, Craval,.
Scar Maa|n'n for summer Goats. very pleasant ar
ucc. Panama legh,dn Eur. six and Spring Hats
Rough ana Read, Caps, Boots, Shoes. Sc
Alr,l is
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FRESH SUPPLY

FRESH SUPPLY
McCoRkLE SIMPSON HAvEyUsT RECEIVED
WI IN STORE,
IL hhds. y. q. Sugar,
berces do clarified Sugar,
barrels faiv.rIsed and ground Sugar,
do crushed do
IL boxes Woofsey h Wooisey's best Loaf Sugar,
80 bags Rio, old lava Lagua,na and Mar.e.bo csfee,
20 baskets Sweet on,
Is barrels Tanners' on,
40 boxes Window Glass,
80 do Tallow, Sperm and Adsmant,pe Candles
100 kegs Blasting and Sporting Powder,
80 reams Fooscap and Letter Paper,
200 kegs Nails,
Nine nests WOODWARD nests Measures, GO reams Wrap
ping Paper, 100 lbs Candle Wick lbs Irvine, 500
lbs topprss doz Axes ard IL boxes Tea all Of which, To-
gether with many other articles and stock OF
Ter for sale at the lowest market price.
MaTebS is
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Merchant Tailoring.
j o nv o 4 4 f. y

J . IT " y y 4 r 7,
nm, OH Stand oj I'm. & J. Oakry,
Az OF LID respectfully inform the citizens Of Lynch
W bury aud HE public. that he will continue u
eondnet, al the old stand of himself and brother the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
IN al It's branches He has now on hand and will con
nnually KEEP beautiful assortment of Cloths Cassi-
mrre, Nestngs, and IN fact eyhng suitable Tor Gen
lenens Wesr.whlrh he will make up order in the most
fashionable s,ylts. hands me his aud warranted work
n7ushp 10 would invite the attention Of the public
- his siHk
Fen. It's
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.NEW AUCTIONS COMMISSION HOUSE.
FSNllE Subscribers have this day entered into CO part
L nership for The purpose OF conducting the
AUCTION s. COMMISSION BUSINESS
in all its various branches
They have taken the large brick tenement lately
ed by IT, o. Schoolfeld Esq, Marke Street, and viii
give their personal attention 10 the sale Of Real and Per
snal Estate. Dry Goods Groceries, Horses &c either
in town county. and hope by unremiiling attention
business to merit portion Of public patronage.
CHARLES PHELPS
JOHN NJ. PERKINS.
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April S-tl.Iy
D.ly' ~ WIGHT SCHOOL.

Ds1 ~ sVS1SI3 W EseSSFE.
VIE subScrbcr.a graduate ol one of the 81 asiu-
i tons in the city OF New urk and practitioner al
The Bar OF Phlladepha.s d,sreus OF obtaining School
IN tn's or any oil The suroundn, couates ,iu youths
lie Is tully qualified to give instruction IN all Inc En-
glsh Branches. complete aud thorough Course of Math
cfnai'cs !ncnding Algeun, Geometry, Conc Sections
Nc. which he viii teach system together " lth
boo' Keeping. Plain and Ornamental Penmanshlp IN all
It's various styles, and Will give private instruction
of the above named branches
lils certificate can be- application 10 his brother
at Phelps Perkins Auction liouse oi Mhonall parcu-
lars may be had. ISAAC \. CARDOZA
Nay 3-lms
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Vih"lNlA-At rules holden in the Clerks Office this
circuit superior court of law and cancery for the county
Robcr lsbcll, plaintiff
y. Jamin Watts, James ID. Watts and Hcrod b. Scott,
lrnsces William d. Houston and William II Drre. Shtr-
VI ., nelson county, and such administrator bons
oil stephen Watts, deed. Defendants
- In CuaNcrRv
ne defendants, Ilerod b. Scott and William d. Houston.
no. entered their appearance and given security
I 10 ,he act OF Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and appearing by satisfactory ence that they are
hapahsoi tins Commonwealth II is ordered that the said
a's do appear here ON the first Monday in August next
~ answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that a copy Of this
% De forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
"e town ct lynchburg for two months excessively, and
posted at The front door of the house this
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May lo-w2m ROBERT TINSLEY, c.