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rINHE BIus Connecticut The Code of 1850 of
the General Court Of Connecticut; also. some
from the laws and judicial proceedings Of the New Haven
colony in one small volume. l2i cents
SeP6 r. TAYLOR,
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LINN BoYp. Kentucky,
ARMIsrED Burt, S. Carolina,
]. r.. j. DANIEL, N. c.,
RICHARD FRENCH, Kentucky,
w. l.. GoGeiN, Virginia,
J. s. GREEN, Missouri,
w. p. HALL, Missouri,
THos. j. HENLEY, Indiana,
ISAAC f. HOLMES, S. Carolina,
GEO. s. HoUsToN, Alabama,
ID. s. KAUFMAN, Texas,
T. BUTLER KING, Gorgia,
T. w. LiGoN, Maryland,
CHARLES $. MoREHEAD. Ky,
HENRY G. MURPHY, N. Y,
DAVID OUTLAW, N. Carolina,
JOHN S. PHELPS, Missouri,
r. b. RHETr, South Carolina,
w. A. RICHARDSON, Illinois,
ROBERT G. ScHENcK, Ohio,
A. ID. SIMS, South Carolina,
TRUMAN SMITH, Connecticut,
CALEB B. SMITH, Indiana,
ROBERT SMITH, Illinois,
ALEX. II. STEPHENS, Georgia,
z. w. ToMPKINs, Mississippi,
r. TooMBs, Georgia,
A. w. VENABLE, N. Carolina,
ID. WALLACE, South Carolina
]. WENTWORTH, Illinois,
HUGH WHITE, New York,
JAMES WILSON. N. H.,
Members House of Reps.
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COULD NOT WALK.
TO THE LADIES.
FEMALE MEnTCTNE


aton OF the SYSTEM matter whether the result of nhe
accident. I
Nothing be surprising than invigorating et
ects the human frame. Persons all weakness and las
snde from taking it. at once become robust and full Of en-
ergy under its influence Il Immediately couneracts the
Of the female rape which the great
It viii not be expected of u.s. in cases of so delicate ma
tnre exhibit certificates Of cures performed; but
assure the afflicted that hundreds have been re-
ported to us;
debility. ss S By ND vi.
having where medicine has eE
as bot. Of
EsTs
NJ D. MOORE,
Corner of and Lydius streets
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.
This Extract of Sarsaparila has been expressly pre-
pared reference female complaints No female who
q q" nsse take IT, IS
certain preventive for any OF the numerous and horrible
This period may be delayed for several years by using this
medicine. Nor is it less valuable for those who APP
BY quicksning the blood and nvgoratng the system In
deed this medicine is invaluable for all tho diseases
braces the whole system. rcnews permanently the nat
20 far ssinaiang the system a. 10 produce %
relaxation, which is the of medicines taken
female weakness and disease.
DISEASE OF THE HEART. RUPTURE AND DRopsY
NEW YORK. July
The greater the troubled with shortnc Of
grea Auteing the heart been yerv dis
ressing and frequently unable to Ths
and She
but little benefit When taken but res
excssn medicins she Of the
disease hs and ruptv has almost entirely
A 81 ID a.. : hid s ss rSs ss
appear almost iike fiction but H. nevseies sober reality
Your sarsspsra certainly valuable medicine and should
used ny suffering any
% account they at liberty call house and have
ocuAAr demonstration Yours, respectfully,
WILLIAM TOWSER, l James street
DYSPEPSIA
no nud or medicine has been discovt red which 20
neAy the gastric juice saliva in accompanying
iooos Ana strengthening the organs digestion as this
prePAnuon 0, sarsaparla 1t positively cures every case
Of dyspepsia, however severe or chronic, '' 49,
Da Towrs,rn s.n; have afflicted Tor scysr.,
dyspspaa, n III attended ;,,
stomach Of ePpsttts, extreme heartburn and "
e bed End for weeks could s sveiaon
able bot small portion stomach ,r;s
ymsdies had little effect removing IN.
wss isAseeA. ebeut months since try your extract ~
spar, and with little conhdsncs but aNsr n.;
snsy removed would earnestly rscsnmend the use Of n
Yeau, &c, W. W. VAN ZANDr
o. b. Purchase none but suoh ~ have wrappers tina,
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bartlett n Certainty N Medicine, 1 volume
I'D Dalton I)ea soft Ear. 1 volume.

Qartlctt on Certainty In Medicine, volume
- Dalton Deafness and Diseases the Ear, volume
An Analytical Compend of Medical Science for the use
and examination OF Students, by John Nell and Francis
Quincy Smith, M. ID. /; l volume.
Meiggs on Females and their Diseases volume. .
Household Surgery, Hints Emergencies, by j. +.
South, Surgeon to ST Thomass Hospital, volume.
Solly on the Human Brain, volume
Taylor Posons, in relation to Medical jurisprudence
and Medicine, edited by Griffith, volume.
Christisons and Grflths Dspensatory, volume.
Mief's Principles OF Surgery, volume
McClelan's Principles OF Surgery, volume.
Manuals of and Urine, by Griffith, Rees and Mark
wick, NJ. d. i volume. Gardner's Medical Chemistry, !
volume.
s.sAnd many other works in the various branches
of Medicine and Surgery, just received BIZ
Oct4 FRANCK TAYLOR
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Seminary for the Education OF Young Ladies'.
street, betoeen 10th and nth streets, opposite the
Presidents Square.
THE Principal of this institution, Miss CARROLL, hav-
i ing selected the position above indicated, will be
prepared receive pupils Monday next the 4h OF Sep
iember
All the departments OF English Classical. and Mahe-
NAUTICAL learning, together with the Modern Languages,
Music Drawing. and Painting &c will be provided with
competent and accomplished instructors.
Miss Carroll will besow unremttcd personal attention in
the instruction OF her pupils with all the advantages which
have been acquired by much experience; and the nstu-
ton will have the supervision of her father Ex-Governor
Carroll, from Maryland, now resident of this city
The conditions OF Abundance, which will be moderate,
of study &C., will be found in her prospectus, and
any further information furnished by early application
the institution the LIST of September, her present
residence, G street, between IL and 9th streets.
REFERENCES.
Hon. John Y. Mason Secretary of the Navy
Hon Reverdy Johnson, U. S Senate.
Hon James A. Pearce, U. S. Senate.
Rev. Or. Laurie, Washington
Rev. Dr. VIM. S. Plumer, Baltimore, Md.
Rev. DR. s. W. Green do.
Rev. DR. Breckenridge, Kentucky
Rev. DIR. Thomwell, South Carolina.
Rev. DR.. Van Rensselaer,, New Jersey.
Rev. DR.. Campbell, Albany New York
Hon ]. w. Crisfed, Maryland.
Hon J. G. Chapman, do.
Aug 30-dH
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office Indian Affairs, Sept 80, lSa'

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Indian Afsirs Sept 80, lSas.
CNEALED PROPOSALS will be received the Office OF
- the Com missioner of Indian Affairs Washington,
C. until 10 O'Clock on Wednesday, the LIST day of Novem
Der for furnishing the following goods, in the quaint
ties annexed Whereabouts for the OF the Indians, and
deliverable the following places, WIS
AT NEW YORK
Blankets
100 pairs 3poni white Macknac blankets, 90
by " inches and weigh pounds
900 pairs "a point white Macknac blankets, 10 measure
81 by 66 inches and weigh pounds
600 pairs point white Mackinac blankets, AZ
by IS inches and weigh 81 pounds
500 pairs point white Mackinac blankets 80
by 50 Inches and weigh Al pounds
$50 pairs Ipont white Macknac blankets, measure 81
by 46 inches and weigh 81 pounds
200 pairs 3point Macknac Blankets %
by IL inches and weigh pounds
pairs point scarlet Mackinac blankets TO o.
by Is inches and weigh pounds
SO pairs 81 point green cklnac blankets to TO
BY 81 inches, and weigh 10 pounds
60 pairs 3point green Mackinac blankets 60
BY " inches and weigh pounds
pairs 2Apont green Macknac blankets to measure "a
by 6 inches and weigh pounds
pairs 81 point Gennea blue Mackinac blankets, 10
measure Is by "a inches, and weigh 10 pounds
$50 pairs point Gentinella blue Mackinac blankets to
measure 90 by IL inches, and weigh pounds
200 pairs "a point Gennea blue Macknac blankets,
measure 81 by GO inches, and weigh pounds
Dru Goods
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925 pairs 3poin white Mackinac blankets, 60
by " inches, and weigh pounds
900 pairs point white Mackinac blankets "a
- by Sc inches, and weigh pounds
575 pairs 2point white Mackinac blankets AZ
by IS inches, and weigh 81 pounds
$50 pairs lkpont white Mackinac blankets to measure 6
by SO inches and weigh Al pounds
500 pairs lpoint white Mackinac blankets, measure 81
by As inches, and weigh 81 pounds
$50 pairs 3pont scarlet Mackinac blankets 90
by ~ inches, and weigh pounds
81 by 66 inches, and weigh pounds
50 pairs point green Mackinac blankets measure 66
by 81 inches, and weigh 10 pounds
100 pairs point green Mackinac blankets, 60
by IL inches, and weigh 8pounds
rs pairs point green Mackinae blankets, "a
by 66 inches, and weigh pounds
SO pairs 3ipont Gentinela blue Macknac blankets, to
measure 66 by 81 inches, and weigh 10 pounds
$50 pairs 3point Gentnea blue Macknac blankets, to
measure 60 by " inches, and weigh pounds
Is pairs Apont Gentinela blue Macknac blankets, to
measure 81 by 66 inches and weigh pounds
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fora s,v,vc s,... ~ ,,,n, .,nn,c,Ss
Inc ses' Desn ana o. th sarsa PsIa over all
Ji.ss.s H. ;nu;.",.,s. he holy
Communion cured
Bronohi.i.. consumpson' liver complaint, colds,
coughs. saiarih. asthms. splitting Of
hectic flush, night sweais.
difficult or proiuss
s nain IN the .i sHo
&C., nave, ana
- . cured. a.,
cesaI in despsrsts cases Of consumption as this il
he ulcers q the lungs and the patients gradually regain
Lne1s Is scarcely DAY passes but there are number Of
Town.snds saisspsrs The following Was as recently re-
'1 n. 4s,...... p... 81. 70, n. -. ,,,.. ,.. ,
been saea yin debility aud
going krous1 ceuss 81 scio sn thu s Of M h
health New "a .u end Of 5
sens paper your resolved to m it. Alter asinx
bS;s' :Sna II did me great good and called to your
s = "a .sna 70 the and
case. -'T'N $40 ''' ''A A'' CHARLES Quincy
. o...s. s Ease. county. n !. Aug a ls4'.
Charles ounby being duly sworn according law
ss sass.sa: 2: nd true dSas a.
'iNoo 'HAD "i''' ' " ~ 1890
eprr~rr>rT pr ooD
D, ofla "a 'Nm baooD. ,rn,;o, !. ;ncur.
Read the folowng ana say mat consumption ID ihcura
BILE ifyou
Da TowrsEsD verify believe that your sssaparla has
.ss s..,,
~h;I4 .rd rsed ard aid not expsct 10 i've have onlx
used sarsspazil ID short time and there has wonderful
change been wrought IN ms am now sols 70 walk All over the
cry rnse no pooo Ing ny cougn ns 'e e lou can wen
'-'"s"' 'A.' -" Ysur ohsSsnt ssr.snt
VIM RUSSELL, Is Caharinc street
LOST HER SPEECH
tn. ,rpAxed certi6cate teIs snnle and rnth,, story
Oh Gnonk LII. I n., az %, ,f shJ %
IN this CITY ahu coGyh; au yEe euoic ORC "
parents VINO lei ther chlaneh oe of eaI Oh oehg Atm
buRgeds or to save lew shuilngs;
BnOoxLYN, September -, is-
whom may concsrn my daughter
old afflicted with general and o.s o. sns was
gwen up - pa. Nv - OUT "a ny & uu R
S n ht, ~ sc"~arsd hsr snssch and no.
wall slons TO the Of ali who were with
tho quite better
than shs has been Tor s8stesn months past ,,
JoSEfh IAfLof' iaS forK ST. brooklyn
$3.50
TWO CHlLDHEN SAVED.
Very few families, ndeed-in fact we have not heard of
one-that used DR.. Townsends Sarsaparla in time lost
anv chiIdran the mast aummer while those that did not
;.{..J "a Lii TIE VIZ. n,h;sb baIoxu H.
s'SAJ... a -. n 20 ,,i',a "a IL nnI'r .naaor ~
conclusse evloence Oh its Wue aliu 10 oiy ahoner III
stance oil It's saving the nVes Oh chiloreh;
Dear s had two children cured by Sara
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,O0S - -. H., A.
sSS DO fancy list cloth, blue
t no 20 DO DO 90 DO s grass green
~ 90 90 GO scarlet
a5SO do saved list cloth. blue blue
Icy 10O DO 90 90 40 green green
400 pounds worsed yarn, 3old
NJ, 20 dozen az c Ma%9af nag han da
!5 do black SILK DO
50 do 81 do
20 20 do "A DO
iS s.4 yards domestic s;a. cahG E.h o.roo
d aHS 90 Mngliisn ana french cac1 BIN. and fancy
am ~ hieacheJ co,,on .birtino D'' ''' CIV ANY
Goo Coo DO 1 a'Sssasi si''0" '', Do
aS0 DO DO domestic cbecks. s,Iipss. and ulads
iy ~ 20 S.ue cyeon u'ih"K
~ 10 ueo ncknH
1900 do hannels, assorted
500 flannel shirts
200 calico do
200 pounds linen thread
200 do cotton do
g, g s5o.: wo 9s,, gsr,er .s
$50 gross fancy and clay pipes
$50 pounds Chinese vermiIion
Hard,care
1910 Mound. brnss kettle,
~. SV n ne Japahneo kstues 70 IN ahesp
4 ~ TN kouss ,
1000 fish hooks
~: % doz. IFS fish lines
~" VV I I NssoI'eo'
i IU ao 40. cUnps u9
s&H - ait ooiS ao
i7V VIZ euh.Hihs
o U gIoss gun, worms
N'V uo~' oo'cher Knives
Arcs and Hdtchets.
- do, - ., ;h eor, Al - x, no,rd
E0 Is h.ir..r ~ 70 Hweiah ri noun t s'""o'
~ hs,chst. ~ !" wsigh II ppo"na
r. h. i;erst ~ =, ,hss . - p ,vh. ,,c,5 49, T.;
tho civ ~ Mevv York =, Phadelnh;. No M. H., 1id
wi,bny1t additional exnense 80 ' " 'i'
agricultural Implements, &c.
Thar. ,r .,.o h. r.,r;,.a a.. l.. a.,,.... =. NJ vi,
u.s. ~ 10tauoo, W 20 ooiiVofeo IN New iork
a. o.n e 'se o' inc onow,ne seficu'taraiinpiemehs'
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Lives insured "
NORRIS ROBINSON. President
SAMT. HANNAY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE SEI.DINe, No II Todd's Buildings,
Pennsylvania avenue, Agent
w. p. JOHNSTON, M. d., opposite City Post Office,
7th stIeet, Physician
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
OF the company can be obtained application at the
agents office.
Oct 5-law4W MAT Int
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]. Y. MASON, Sec'y of Navy,
w. ALLEN, Ohio,
d. r. ATcHIsoN, M;ssox;
THos. III BENTON,
SIDNEY BREEsE, Illinois,
SIMON CAMERON, Pa
JEFFERSON DAVIS, } Mi
II. S. FooTE, "
REvERDY JOHNSON, Md,
II. JOHNSON, Louisiana,
JOHN A. DIX, New York,
f. A. HANNKaAN, Indiana,
T fHa. J j. RusK, Texas,
JAcoB w. MILLER, N. Jersey
J. d. WEsTcorr, jr., Florida
]. II. UNDERWOOD, Kentucky
United States senator's
THOMAS CHILDs,
Brig. Gen. u. s. 4
JAMES SHIELDS,
Brig. Gen. U. S. Il
w. S. HARVEY,
Col. I'd Dragons, u. S. A
BENZ. F. HARMED,
Act'g Pdym'ter Gen. U. s. II
w. s. PARRoTr,
Late U. S. Sec. Of legation
to Merico
G.. II. CRosMAN,
Major and q. nj. u. S. n.
July l3-3td&2aw3m
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SEPTEMBER Report OF the Mutual Life Insurance
- Company, offices Ne 80 Wall street, New York. and
No. ii Todds Buildings Pennsylvania avenue, Washing
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Sept. 5-eotINov.
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TIME annual of lectures will commence the
first Monday in November, and continue until the LIST
of AM
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THIS instrument, which has relieved many thousands
distortion Of constipation, piles and particularly Of
female weakness the symptoms ofwhch well
be had OF Mrs BALDWIN, the of Mr.. Peter
Brenner tailor doors below Al street, the north side
Of Pennsylvania avenue gentleman in attendance on
gentlemen. Orders for instruments from a distance
forwarded TO DR.. banning, 4s7a Broadway, New York
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A g X NCY FOR Ola 1 M 3
III Hr6slttpStOu, ID. &.

Sept. 30-3tawt Nov. l
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NV YoRK, April
verify believe that .aI.sParils has been
Providence Of saving no have for
Bad cough became worse and worse At last
raised large quantities Of blood had ght and was
used your s tms
change wrought sba 10 walk all
city blood and my cough has left You well
imagine ri I'm thankful for these results.
ohedent servant.
AZ Cpthnr nast
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From Professor Mott, of New York, and Others.
The undersigned have examined Or. Banning's move
views the mechanical pathology of many affections
the vscera and believe them be highly interesting ana
worthy the serious attention of the medical profession.
: Valentine Mott, Stephen Brown,
! Stephen r.. Kirby, Alex. b. Whiting
j. Kearney Rodgers, H. Mclean.
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500 pounds OF besl | iron rods for riyels

500 pounds OF best iron rods for rives.
The plate iron mus, be OF the best qualify 4.
American iron, tree from blslers, each plafe CIT
correctly 10 its size, kept level from the shears,
and each plale marked in white paint with is size
in feet and inches.
The bar iron must also b. OF The b.s, qnay
OF American iron, rolled and Gu, 10 length, aId tee
from tags or raw ends. The f,t iron roIlei "In
square edges. The pieces marked Il 10 be les.
quality hammered iron.
The q inch iron must bear TO work 10 an ans,e
lcng;hwlse, withou, cracking.
Bonds with Two approved sureies in or" HI.
The amount OF the contract, will be require, all
len per cent. 10 addition will b, w:lhnei from nc
amount OF each pa menl, as collateral secnF'
tor The faithful performance ofthe contract. me
balance, or ninety per cent, will be piid for e5ch
delivery, within lblny days alter presentation 9
bills approved in tnpcale By The conmandam
Of the yard, by The navy agen! named III he cen
tract
Every Offer must be accompanied win W.
ten eau AMY, and the responsibility OF m 2an'
ranlor certified 10 By the navy agent, or some re-
son known 10 the bureau, thai il the otter ~ .c.
copied the bidder will, within FIVE day, ale 0''rS
notified enter into contract wllh good AM stHi'
| cent surelies 10 furnish The articles ffopos,J'
agreeabiy 10 The terms specified in his advertise
ment.
| Bidders are particularly cautioned 10 tnioie
their offers proposals tor Plate and Bar Iron
| All offers not made in strict conformity WIN
this advertisement, in every particular, wi! y ~
iecied as informal. Tnose persons only who's o.
fers are accepted will be notified.
TpIu M
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POETRY.
rHE NoMlNEEs.-AcsosrIe.

l. Ell the broad starry banner float hish ON ."' '
e ach patriot heart rally strong for the ns"''
w hen the scHr is our shield we should hese,
1 her way is the good, in her arm is tic m'en''
S landing firm by country, we onward WIN p''''
G on,eu, with the platform our forefathers gave
nd our ballots freemen, our country shall oie''
g .curine the laurel that crowneth the brave.
8 hout. shout the Democracy marshal'd IN strength.
w i,h the veal of the masses apparent 10 sight,
I the prospect of victory certain al length
L. G, our watchword be progress, according 10 ns"'
L o. gathered before US the insoient foe.
1 the flush of expectancy striving for power
A front of invincible strength let US show
NJ aIestic in numbers, and meet for the hour.
q n, onward then rush, from the South and the North
"A ring the East and the West to the glorious tight;
u nitsd, to triumph, as one let US forth,
# IN the foe shall retire in inglorious flight.
L ct our country, her glory forever, and aye!
E ach patriot spirit with energy FIRE;
r. ally then to tho polls, and the end of the fray
Shall see the pale Wings in confusion retire
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, what should or should not be properly within i.
several Stales2 They were net competent IA H.
this, after the article constituted as pfoper,y "a.
brought within The limirs OF The United STATES
Mr.. Bid,osH, of Massachusetts. said il wa al.
milied, that by the forfeiture, slaves would 10
transferred IRON the individual owner 10 the II
States and thatthey might sell them as proper :.
Might they not, instead OF selling, manumil Them.
Mr.. Early, OF Georgia, conended that the slave.
holding STATES would not submit y having Ia roe
cargoes OF Africans who did rot speak their Ian.
euase or understand their institutions. Ie loose
| among their slave population.
Mr.. j. Clay, OF Pennsylvania, opposed the
amendment, upon the ground that The repuenance
oil the Southern people would be such 10 his mo-.
vision, that there would be no informer>: and Lhs,
il there were, as the laws OF most OF The Souher,
States prohibited free negroes from remaining
within them, this obnoxious population wonld ~
thrown upon other States, where free neeross
are permiued 10 reside.
Mr.. Sloan said that a further provision mieh,
De Incorporated in The bill, TO send those persons
OF color that might be imported in conlrayeni,7
OF law, back 10 Africa.
mr.. Smile doubted The propriety Of the agsnt.
menl, but commended that the bill was impeliec,
without some such provision, and advised Tia -
ShOOid llsCI ouu TIC Uill NC EtCOElfrr.
ted.
Mr.. Quincy thought that such an imnor,,,
principle as that involved In he ann, non,
ought 10 be settled before The bill was recSm mn
lei. He was opposed 10 doing anything con'r,.
~ to The safety and true inlefes. ot any ran ~
The Union; and, believing lha, his RI, y,si,n
would have that effect, he was hosiilc 10 j. Re-.
sides, he believed here would b. hide d,,ii,,p,,
in defeating il; and he asked, "Wha, vas /, Ms
vent The Legislature 81 Georgia, alter Congress
had declared that these people should b. ~.
con> idering them as vaeahonds, and seu5
them iut term Of years, or Tor lie, io M,
higbes, bidder -
Mr.. .Nac"n (Speakcr) also spoke agains, ill.,
amencmen; and 50 did Mr.. Cook.
The vote was hen ken and the amend .ae,.
was rejectrd-orly l9 members rising in lis i.
vor.
An amendment was offered by Mr.. Bediueer
and while i, was under discussion,
Mr.. Eli adverted TO he former amerlmer,
and insisted that some such provision was n.ces.
sary and asked what would BE- The etftc, il he co.
go was carried into Stale where slavery dit IA,
EXIST Would the negroes sill he sold underrhs
forfeiture, for the beneti u The United States; ,r
would they be manumiEed by force OF In. SAFE
law1 II The former, he hoDed no gentleman
would insist upon the enforcement OF any 50
forfeiture in Massachusetts, where such nec,o,s
were as likely 10 be carried as in any Other Sac
Conciuisd on Second Pase.]
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Thicker e. A d d D II
-n.ro.Y AGENTS.

OFFICE ON SIXTH STREET, (coLEaAss suiLp's"'j
eouy doors North nj Pennsylvania Arsnas'
wash n gton.
DEvERLy TUCKER and John E. ADDISON 20 I,','
d for lns snd the
ing .ia,n,. ~ the General Government.
n rnmmunle cations, post paid, addressed 10 NC
above. shall receive prompt attention
, heie.en r,s N Dallas, Vice President; Hon J.f va
snn Secretary OF the Navy; Hon: R. j. Waker see
,.,y ofthe Treasury; Hon. Jno. Mclean sunfe
coy,t: Hon n. NJ. T. Hunter, U. d. Senate; CIe"'"
Cor, ESQ.,, Georgetown, DC. ,u.,,;,e,
~ John e. Addison, Attorney at Law, VIII eon.in.
to live personsl attention to business before the
Courts OF the District OF Columbia, and inc a'loI
counties OF Maryland and Virginia. Jan. III
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For SaIe.

-uaT ,,,,ahi. Farm known as "POOR JAZZ.
lying in the county of Westmoreland and !%n MI
atslv On The Potomac river, about one hundred mn
below the city OF washington l. eon .,ns,.S ers
cent survey, 564 acres 10 6easu.os J, i.s wiSe.t p
70, avoraby with any other In ,at tr,
The abundance e. Indian t,. sno1 ol
grass on inc I,s The best OF fish, oysters and
rare me- :. attained there with lille trouble
uh.re In the tide water country. ue,a,v in A..
NO, disposed of before the fourth M,ns sse az
gust, it vii, tina. day BE- offered .. pu address
Courthouse. f0' 'u''N'' w. A. SPENCE, Ja.
North End P. o., Mathews county, v
f,Iv S-sv5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-21
names WcC0nky Il Co:
SUCCESSORS To WIN. MCDONALD & Co, Al
GEORGE w. RICHARDSON 4 CO
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,


COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos. 81 and SO, Boulys Wharf Bal.mo,t.
TNENDER their services to the FARMERS and VIZ
sale OF GRAIN, COTTON and other PRODUCE !
Their long experience in this branch Of business ns
them in assuring those who may favor them WIN w.
consignments the highest going rates.
REFER TO
Messrs. Webb, Bacon 4 Co. Richmond
Messrs. " orlham, NcGruder 4 Co
Mr.. Thomas Branch,
s Me- ;sn. rsi f. ;sSp.,s %''A'd'' Norfolk
LII 11-cQm
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NAVY AosNT's Office.

WdSHIHSIUII, JUHt 81 TNfH.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al
- this Office until 3 o'clock p m /, Of The Is Al
gust Tor furnishing atlhc Washington NAVY Var
the following plate and bar iron, The whole {.
which is 10 be delivered by the 18th OF Sep,eu.