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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-07

sNrRN Family Flour-A fresh supply OF extra fam.
a ilv -four Fass brand Just received and for sale
40 9. : T. corner Market aud Uniou streeishv
oct - T. Il SWE tRiNGEN < Go.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-07

'DUCKWHEAT Flour Fresh ground Ruckwheat
- Flour OF prime quality just received aud for sale
No o. : r corner Market and Union SIS by
oct - u SWE NGEN & Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-07

y We Flour-Fresh ground Rye flour very superior
quality for sale al Nos, ; corner Market and
m on streets by SWEAEtNGEN & Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-07

To steam Boat Men and Families. CONNEI.s MA
GiCAL PAIN EXTRACTOR IL Is now conceded by
medical men that Councils magical PAIN Extractor,
manufactured hy Comstock 4 Co, 81 CORTLAND - n,
v greatest wonder OF the th ccuIuary. Its ct
truly miraculous. All Paus are removed tom
burns, sealS, *. and all external sores, IN anew h-
ues AFTER It's applications healing the ZANE On The most
delicate skim leaving scar. IL Is equally becufcla
ia all kinds OF uHInuntOry disease such "a sore Mp
pies and Eyes: Spfaius. Rheumatism, White swelling
and cers, Bruises, Barns, Chlaus, Eryslpelas, Plcs
The Eoioreda, We might add a. proof 20 all we
say, The of many eminent physicians " no use II
in tclr p.actce and hundreds OF the clergy who praise
IL e. their people. Kind parens keep constantly on
tt, in OF cdept by ire life may be lost with
ct hut hy ia an burns subject to ITS control
tpltss the vtals are destroyed Cautiou-Rcmeuiher
al ash TOR Councils Magical Pain Extra tor, mahuao-
tStd hy Constock & Co. y. y ana ta"c no other.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-07

RAN, Shorts aud Midings-a large supply Of Bran
and shorts just received aud for sale at Ne o, :
corner Market and Union streets ~
oct - y sWEARINGEN 4 Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-07

FRESH FRUITS.
% Casks Zautc Currants Kegs Malaga Grapes
ss~' 70 BoNrs VI Rti,tps, 10 Drums Smyrna Figs,
Il hair Boxes do Boxes Lemons,
10 quarter do do Citron,
+ke1s do . Boxes Orange and Lemon
Drums Sultana DO Peel.
Fraiis superior Dates Just received and for sale hy
u WOODROW,
dec5 23i corner Main and Jefferson streets.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-07
la'@rFa'sr8a
RnisinS. &c. SC

RaiSinS. sc. sc.
M Boxes hest n ,sh fruit ial cents per N
~ Fratls nstet do 10 do
New Sagar al mp tagether with general assortment
Of fresh fruits. equally low for sale hy
:. u WOODROW.
dec u 23t Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-07

OYSTERS, OYSTERS, OYSTERS.
It'll subscriber would call the attention Of the citi-
L OF Wheeling 10 the reduction on Oysters
Owing Ia the illness of his family that he as
been compelled to stop The business for some week
post, he VIII open his house tins evening Nov & aut
will sell at the following prices:
Is cents per dozen Raw,
20 do do stcWcd,
s ,25 per Can, nov 3 + h ZlNN.
FRESH FRUITS.
On BOXES fresh Raisius.
sa@SQ 8 do do LIuoIis,
do do Oranges, inst received and for
sale low MRS. = kEAIRlNG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-07
&rnaensp s. 1sbn0es.
:Dotn Elttctt.

AVIAN SIMONIS' ceIehrated cloths and Cassimers
> black and fancy coors for sale y
oct 10 SENSENEY 4 RHODES.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-26

there have been such who have made
10 profession Of religious faith But
thaia man should make the principles
~ truth aud usht his ,tudy aud ul5c
vi'hou, looking TO bun from whom
these puuc,plc, DERIVE their source.
seem, to ne am Incongrm'y that car
Occur onIraN monsters and Irodl-l,,
cou'alIC, thc laws Of human nature.
\ L"odJuage. without an active rcl-
2l"us mth, J., a prodigy monster ia
thc moral world WHAT'S justice with
out God : It's uot least Improbable
that man wall keep judgment uuhro
ken between his fellow men, who m
lue own soul ! ays no regard 10 that
righteous Judsc with whom is no re-
spcCt OF persons
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-26
Sealed Orders "A Rich Joke.

I'1rTv ms lvc,k rpnIIemon III our nr-
o,a'r,,n,e and an ,nocbc oCtbo c,,v nr,.s
,aa',.,o soo,,, = hc,rr ,,,, ~ nb,.t.,.
,.t,.n t.I,rL No, INNS. no CON.
" nv "r.,,,,,,.I' tn6naJ J,.,I,J c,.l,,
" - Wv, a,,-hLa,,o,
'''''' u.,,1 .lo.,.la n,.J.',l, ,l...,,',
was, ,l,,, an,ao,ll. ,~,nr
d, " ''' ~ 80, 49,, "r,,eJ,n ,,.r ne,
s'"o",''' 10, l"' W. , ,,,1 ,ho n,oo,,,.
,,'' ,yoI =, ,bo lr,u'y ri
% '"' 90 ~ e., a,.i ,,,,o, - -, a. ,h.
'n',' ,'''.''', ,'1 .La1 C',TT,.'cn.n
'h' '' '''. ~ "'I E.'I.'. 49, f.. ,na,.
ION %. we ''u""' ''''"r W. :" 'i'"
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-26
Reflections.

There are 4 Thousand things ia Tia, world
o. afirt and saddeu. but ., how many arc
the beautiful and good The world tccm,
with bcau,y-vith ol;"ois which gladden.
the CSC and warm the Lcar, " mugut be
uapp, five would There are lis that We
cannot escape, the approach Of disease aud
death, OF misfortune the sunderlng Of earth
Is ties. and caukcr worm OF grief Bat 4
vast majority of the evils which bcsct W.,
might be avoided The curse OF intern
pciAncc, interviewer a. It is with all the llg
umout, uf society, l. one which never strikes
but TO- DESTROY There j, tot one bright
lace up,l the records Of its progress, moth.
lua t. s,i.ld j, from the hcar,ic,l cxocra-
ti.us of o.. human race |, should lot
t1i,t-it must noi Do away with this
let the war, come to an cud let friendship
charity, love. purity and kindness mark the
intercourse between man and man. W,
are too schsh-as ID the world was mad,
for "a, al.uo How much happier shoul,
vo be we've W. t. labor M re earnestly t,
pr.m.tr each others good. God las blc'
s.l %. with q home which j., not always dark
Thor, j, suush.u cyory where in the sky
upon the earth; tuoyc would hc iu u.',
u.rt, j. Uo look around Vs. The storm
due, away. and bright .uu shines ON. sum
Iu drops her tinted curam upon thc earth
which Is very h,aati'ul even whom al
tuuu breathe, h.J changing breath u, ID i
The air We breathe hria-- c,aluc,s auI
q, free, The watc. dr,, from the cloud
.f 4. Ill
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-26

have Killed Cen Hamilton in a due, and
ca IS, my self upon your kindness to prevent
my arrest, aud get me out Of the State 49,
II Was now. Guiding that was nearer Of
important secret. not intended for my ear }
tina, | seppod from behind the curtain, and
expressed my regret that had uulutcu-
uouaily overheard the foregoing conictsa-
ton 1t Is very honorable IN Won Young
man, replied the Commodore, thus to re-
veal Yourself You will please to acoompa-
ny Mr. Burr aud IN, self followed the
gentleman 90 ia" dwelling oi the Comm6-
dore who kept both Mr.. Burr and myself
IN close quarters until after dark, when be
requested US TO take drive with him In a
small close carriagc We rode to Camden
where the Commodore took leave of Mr.
Burr SAYING
Sir As YOU threw your yourself upon
my hospitality. feel compelled to sec YOU
safely ont OF the State Of NcwJcrsey; but
cannot separate from YOU, without saving
that the act of which YOU have been guilty
meets with my most decided condemnation,
and no excuse can be offered in your justi-
hcation There is the boat sir. | wish
you 4 safe passage to the Ponnsy lvania
shore Good night sir
The Commodore and then returned to
Branbury. This singular introduction was
the means OF my enjoying many years Of
friendly acquaintance with Commodore
TruAton - fRHJH.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-26
Sketches Of Travel.
THE HOLY LAND,


"N""'' va" ,'N'
IS ''' on n ''m' 10 ,'' ltk.'h Gene.
'''y 'h'n'A' mofn.o' NA'ch "W') watch.
h- 'h" preparations Tor our irpliinrc, |
IT, .'','. q '''I'' vac '".'.'>. ""'In every Gay
"."I1 %" oi'"e' ".''' ,N' cain am q'''
N''N' we ''I 'i'' j" ."' u'S''h 'uf On,
,'"i'H'" ' 'o'"'" Vi" " ''' Sd'h' rs II mao
u"". '''iY 'hoth'"@ I'f inoh'h pas the
N''o ''f''"'s o"'y IN liking down ana
p'ch'nG 'h' tents. anI NOISY quarrel 60
ing on - 'he n'd"-t'h' morning about n
P.'"' having o''h N'''" from one OF the
',"s am ''' ON FENCES were on Tint
mere were >p'C'''o's S'h"'ng oy ma INA,
our ''io"'' h'u CIV" pace 70 hofses ana
a''' h'I ,I',''l OF me rocks ana SANDS
OF We ser, - prom was u''f' my eyes,
ana Inc mus ""e'e Aos, nam Spf'nd ms
h'c"'' ana ','' y '' "",'' Nc ana ms 'd'ni'
~ ''N "'t''I. 40" " ."'' "'!"I S"ou'I
gee nc p't'' "1,,'C 'l'''d was torn ana
,'''1 "', S"' P"I'u '''', anu ""''' ''>nS was
''" W Z n'I op'l WHY ,''''S 10 "''c'
'"'s u'F |" "''"'' ~ III o"' Us was '''"
."-"' ''' we '', ATOM every o."
"'e. ana "''I o3u hI'.'"p nc shrubs
" o." un'r ana ''e VIA H'N''S ~ r, n5un
d7rl the Whole WY though The hills Of
Ju !ah were Wild ana stony IN pads, aud no
longer tat Tor pas'ur.nG such iiocks MS coy
cred them when Abraham iivcd among
them or when the Hebrews drove IN Their
ca'' from inc d's'f, OF "n"n lHV'l III ms
o'yhood amused h,ms," WIN Singing
sh""'n s'o"'s '''" '"' o'o'" "u'c MS
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-26

An Indian JoKr-In the time Of lodi.
an troubles. 'neDdy Indlan visited tho
house Of Governor jerks Of Rhode Island.
when the Governor took occasion to rcque,,
hun, II any strange Indian should come TO
his wiIwam, TO Let hun know 1t Thi.
the Indian promised to do, and the Clover
nor told him that when he should give such
Information, he would give HIM n mug Of
aip. Some Time after The Indian cnmo a
gam, and on meeting the Governor SAID -
"Wcll, Mr.. Gubcrnor strange Indian come
to my house las, night" "Ah" SAYS the
Governor, "nh hat did he .ny 2" die no
sP"ak replied tho Indian "Whn, not
speak At all, inquired the Governor "Ilo
no speak at all "Tha, looks su,p,c Gus"
said his EIeolency, md cnquircd II he
were there still Being told thnl he was,
the Governor ordered The promised mug
81 Zip When this WAS disposed Of and
the Indian was nbou, to depart he mildly
SAID Mr. Gubornor, my squaw have child
last night" and the Governor finding the
strange Indian was new born papoo,e,
was & lad 10 fnd there wns no cause ola
lnrm.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-26

Or OF TnAT-Tnke your finger GU,
OF that bowl, boy Why rs only lump
Of sugar isN7 a lump OF sugar, hey
"Grcn, oaks from l'llo ncorns grow
Remember that boy, as long rs you 1.-Two
Only n lump OF sugar. isu2 1t is only
four pence ha'pcnny, says the shop boy.
running his hand into his masters dtaweri
1t is only n five dollar bill, says tho larg.
or clerk, rumping the note in his pockeI !
It's only n fifty spot, snys tho head clerk,
as he tigers up his cash book It's only
n thousand, says the cashier IL, only
few hundred thousand, says the grcn, de-
iaullor
See how your lump OF sugar has nccu-
muIatod, youngscrl 1t isn't the value OF
tho sacchaIinc matter we nto thinking Of
It IS the principle Of the thing \ boy.
rogue will very likely be man,roguo-
The child i. father OF the man Honest?
il. The bes, policy Never do dishones,
at, no matter how trivial it may be
These Iluc cginnings--ah, they play tho
mischief with ones morality. A rogue
may escape detection some roguc' do bu,
they always feel and look rs though they
had halter round their ncck,
No, my liltIe fellow, if you want lump
Of sugar, come and ask Tor it mnnfuIv, bu,
mind now, keep your fingers out OF the
bow.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-26

ArRoRIsMs lie who is always to DO
waited for, Is ndolent, neglected., proud, or
all together.
He, who can rni n, bcncvolcncc, has &C,
his heel on the neck OF religion.
Who always prcfaccs his tale with
nueh,er is poised between impertincnce
and folly.
he is both on,ragoousIy vain and m,Ic
ious who ascribes the best actions OF tho
good to vanity alone
The CREDITOR who humanity spares an
ungrocful debtor has few steps to mako
towards the circle OF saints
The creditor, whose appearance g'addens
the heart OF debtor, may hold his head IN
sunbcams and his foo, on storms
II you mean 10 escape your creditor or
enemy avoid him not.
The rapid who can bear the Glow with
patience, can bear nil injuries,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-26

4 WoopEN NUTMEG ASEcDorE A,
the late celebration IN Boston, by the Sons
Of New England the company va, much
amused by one Of the speakers, who, ms
native Of CONNECTICUT, protested uga'n"
the Sons and The public generally over
looking tina, State, and considering Massa
chu,clis, II not Boston nlone, as all New
England lie very wtllly and hapl ~
..uclda,cd the popular errors OF the blue
gifts. Hartford Conventions &c And
en- a c the speak, T, as to IheConnnectl.
~, bows manufacturing horn gun h'n's ana
wooden nu'mcgs I plead gully 10 'he'e
CHARGE they dld manuihc'nre wooden
nu,mccs. but they had 10 leave the STATE
t,orc they could 6nd Purcha'cIt
4 celebrated writer has Ieh the follow
M, sentence on record it ought 10 be ~fI''
ten on monumental marble i should be
ashamed TO die AMI leave enough 10 0uid
good monument f,hcro was ifIehl IN
wan. above the ground
plINpNE,s rs SiNPLICITY - Do you
take that note. and did you tee MI
JackT
Yes sur
And hoV wAl h,l
Why he looked pretty vel, but les
blind
Blind what do you mean;
WHY. while woI IN the room he sIed
me whore ny hs, wor, and Il woT on my
head all he while
The noblesi employment u tho mind q
m,u ,hc study Of TIC works u bis creator.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-26

Dy IIsrFNI>D To EVIL RyroETs -
Tao longer liyoluc moro fee. 90" tn
po,aucc Of adacunc TO ,he rule which /
lalA il down for myss,! 40 relation 10 such
mauefs ! 70 hear as f,Ic as possible
uha.ey,rIs To- the prgldco Of o.h'fs 2.
10 believe nothing ithc KIND u.i am ab-
s,Iy,rly brcei 10 j, 3. Never 20 drink
mo he spun Of Que who cireuis.o' an e'I.
r,rar ! Always TO moicfale a. far os
can. he uuk1dness which I' crofo''sd
row,,i. chen 2. Always 10 believe ina,
.. he o.5,r s,ie were heard, a very dti-r.
,r..-,1ra. would tc gwen o. 'ac ma"cr.-
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-26
Policy for Young Ladies'.

+ 1t IS said '1hcre IS policy IN way, which
IS doubtless fact but policy is also nccos
sary IN most OF the proceedings OF life -
Policy Is taking advantage Of clrcumstln.
Cos, and turning them to the accomplish
mcHt OF those objects one WISHES TO secure
Policy sihcreiofc necessary Tor those young
ladies who wish to S'cHrc good husbands
Bui the policy which most Of them pursue
Is exceedingly ottoncous- they seem to
think lhatit IS degrading to them TO be seen
IN any ordinary dress about lhclr house
hold affairs Bul this IS The very condition
m which every young man who is worth
securing, would prefer to find them, # he
were seeking for a wife \ foolish, SIM
pcrlng up who Is more indebted to his
tailor and barber, Tor importance, than to
his brains, may wish to hnl young ladies'
dressed IN silks and shut up ia the pafor
like dolls 10 showcase. But sensible
man wants n wlfe who knows something,
and can make herself useful a Judicous
writer advises all Young men to seek their
companions for life from the class who are
wiling TO be found 10 the kitchen, without
making apologies for IT. This IS sage ad
wee, and if young ladies' were aware that
those men who are worth their seeking,
generally act upon IT, and had rather find
them nj the Washlub than weeping over
'the last new novel" they would not run
away from their work and hlde when n
young man IS seen approaching the house
rs th,y often do They would let him
know lhalthcy are worth something molc
than mere playth.ngs they are not
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-26

The noblest employment u tho mind of
MAJ the study Of the works Of bis creator.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-26

RLlNpNE,s rs SiNPLIcrTY - Do you
axe ,hat note. and did you Tee Nj
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-23
BUCKINGHAM.
Nj {. w. ~ lie Is the Mug clndid date.


Coz. GARLAND:
It i, gratifying task to You here to-,layand in
hohatot this community to hid You hearty Ncleono
tolAr homo of your youth, 1t l. about hirf, five
years su,e You resided among Us no small portion Of
our all tilted span. hen the gum ysage Of war overed
over the length and breadth If land; when We were
engaged Ia noflal strife with The most ,yrraI nation
OF he earth. yuu Uurhod your word and ruterfd IA
country service, upon the noble profession o ars
whether ror veal OF Woe whether YOU were destined IN
the srrpg OF ht', Ia fila soldiers grave, or 1--we IL he
apI.au!ed 3r gllraus victories Wan it was then FIR
tjjae and rlanor 10 determine. 1t has been truly and
beautifully said tlal There Is a llde IN the affairs Il men
Which taken at thu lnd leads 10 flr,une.' A. an
early yau threw Yourself upon the curenlyou en-
tered uPn hal service IN which The energies Of r have
been devoted to your country, and have AT ali tines and
under all circumstances, noby sustained her rights her
IN SIS aud her tuuer.
Danag arge portion Of your service you had no op-
pnrtuul'l tr the dIsPayolbat clvarous valor winch
has IN Re recently marked with high and honorable dis.
uucapn Vuur Brilliant HE battle fields OF Mex
lro- YET nothing was w.ntns but suitable opportunity
In call INTO action those high Attributes of tie soldier
wdrh in the day OF ral, ot peril and Of danger have
gained YOU auame ot lasting renown. and shed brilliant
lgstrp uroI lh2 llme of your country.
Those Of us Who knew yon in early life PREPARED
"a expect faithful discharge Of all the obligations ufduty
and 81 PATRIOTISM and our highest expectations have been
iHIy reailel-We have watched with aaXIous Sollcindc
til" onWard mareh of our army 10 glorious victory in
many hard contested field, ia which you bore u dislln-
golebrd part and in which you always found at
The post ot y,aen III the hckost Of the fight occupy
IN iar post # honor and ofdanger,
A. palo Alt, Il, SAGA de Ia Palma and Monterey. at
Cpro Gorloaud the numerous hard upht battles in tie
vaay Of MeAjca contcnliup ara st ali the adlania,es
o choice Of TO, ton and fertilization. deemed mpnpn
n have contributed 10 Gain scHes OF the mos splendid
vtrtrlrS in which more OF The enemy haze been slam
than the whole rank & file of onr army more than double
the amDqnt taken prisoners with at least score Of Cen
erals at their head. in which uninerms fortified oNns
have been captured with hundreds of pieces of Artillery
and small arus and NUM- IONS Of war of greater amount
ifi,h ped than we ,hal have occasion to use against
le caocs OF our country tor century to conr In the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-23
THIRflETll CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
W ARLINGTON. NARou 10, I. NJ.
L. y. SENATE.

y. sGNA Fs.
The mar.ipg il5u, occupied with busiacss af al
unhhp rant ciaraut4.
Mr.. Ahefias q, u take M ,hc bill isuRp il lInu.s
81 Representatives,, knowl q, the Deficiency B1-whe
a. wed Ia.
Mr Benton IN order to m. he the lli m5fe acceptable
nllHrea amendment
M' Ashley spoke warmly IN support Of The mls-i1n TO
Il me provided tor by the all.
Afssis Badger and Criirtz OPP sod the bill hen
without further setun it WIS laid aSsie.
Ia Mr. Cssss n1tioa tue Seuae ss5k u the len IL
gi.nent Bill
Mr. Calhoun addressed ihe Senaie IN opposition tn he
passage II the bill lie said there tAsird nrcess y
M" In lis passage. MeAies prostfated tcr e'V
tssineni emily existed by Jrhraanre. lie regarded
the iFee already n the field amply suilicenG even
should Merieo rriase Ia fatiy the realty af Pace
sias \ nefican regiment could overthrow her govern
neni lie regarded Il a. had paket taafteaq 10 iniim
idlie her into ratification Of he treaty
Mr. {. denied that the President u the United NialcA
hal uthual authority 10 nnpass taxes on The McNIraH
paopie Sde.i exercise ct authority. H. sud. MS not
Mafflhied by the constitution or by law lie cortd hi.
sdrRa protest Against It's eNcrsisr without asking tie
consent Of Gongrcss lie regrleJ TIE precedent Que
Taught viii dahg=r
Mr.. johnson. at GeFIia. ( lluRcd ia defence q lhc
Administration. and sHpp,-t II ths hnl
s3n njtl1 the Scnale then All ,urned-
Mr. Il rrIen has The lar on he sphfrl II ni,pe tea
additional rlntHfs ar to-nafrlR. NJ. NrasIcT viii
idlow NJ. an tn h1l via - tas qae,a,a ~
lhen be iaAea.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-23

The passage in the House Of Delegate, by largem
je4,on the same day. If 0ll, Incorporating companies
wtl state subs 'rpon Of iwo ihs isr the purpose
Of constructing Rail Roads from the satnp point viz:
Gorlousyllle to Alexandra and Fredericksburg rcspec
lively, Is a feat Of agsalieo which deserves apassiue
notice. 1t must be perfectly apparent that ifboih roads
are made, her only effect viii be render each oilor
yaaecss The an4r al winch they djgrr4e is a very
acute one, and their lermn the Potomac river. not
80 miles apart. TIE distance from Gutd usyile o
Aexaudnl i. rather NOR than double that # the Inc
fr,m the san, pGnt t. Fral.ric,s5nrt The face o(
the country Is far less favorable Tor Rail Road on he
FIRST route than the 9th the line crossing the
streams and the pr uad being broken Perhaps III.
stock in either mght be taken, if the other were no,
aulharz1d. But we d. uol that the nducenent held
ont by the prospective trade and travel. Is sufficient to
make capitalist, invest their money, when there IS
possibility Ola rival work bcing undertaken The two.
charters are Incompatible Both roaas cannot be made
whilst the ao,ag rs u may defer the undertaking o.
either. The advantages Of the Fredericksburg roarc
c,u>jsr ia the mere Qorl lie pr die ftla country, and
in lac shorter distance t7tlde wafer. and W. fol as.
,and tha II tn uefei rautr were not authorized lh
stock world BIZ SON iakea.
!u NJ conceive h' LEGISLATURE is guilty f brra n
Of tah 10 The Iaalsa and Il ebmao and Fredericksburg
companies in granting both these charters FIR roads from
GndoosstlIc Every tmvel'r non, lhe Wes bauod to
the North, reaching h. h,r place, world leave The
Louisa raai and proceed directly Fredericksburg in
,cad gan. WITHIN % miles Of Richmond 5.tor Turn
III. his laeruortdwar ly Tn public convenience would
doubtless e promoted ty such facility. but we que,
uon whether The Stockholders If HE conpaon, raaed
eyer dreamed Of the Legislature permitting such -
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Ya-,t # IN, nalure 4 ar Institutions, adl the eantoi
exercised y public ~ a'on over the legislation u the
r.nntrg. And yet he Wings asked 10 1fega Inc 'A
rs-,,n DfthaIropiai5a lamey surrender their daf-
ralrs IS frHrlnen aaI submit nuplcliy h all That
NIr P,Ls 4n,y attempt IN the Wy ct dspe'sn "'ih
..I,,4l ,.tfiias les peiadecnure the hoAican,
Li4 be,s,t,d ignorance may 5e encouraged h'pe thai
raynii =. 4, aslar t, be- effected ananI us, aud Nj
p Tx dIq,a from Washington at the p3lol ot the bayo-
net II - IA sroacrp#i.- 81 the miserable MoAaeans
have mainly J- induced by ths 1eoJ'p press. As goo-
ril If c cry VI lhe pres, The saaeles,
la,eh1bis IN Which naay q our party journals lndl9e'
they l,hf wei believe that The y hgs all traitors,
hea tbey saw The change boldly aud uncqmyoeaiIy al
l,ed by lhp oili.al uoan o the G1yer-nnrn, and
echoed by all is sHallcns-nay whom thry have the
opaon xpre,sel ~ the u-den; Il jhe United Stairs,
himself that all who doubted d the justice and uece,s
" d tie War were giving ard aud comfort to then,
aud werg thus guilty ofnari treason At least. These
aud al,ehpols II the President and Of the 10
cofuco press up1n the ma MY Of tn American people,
WERE Of COURSE eagerly seized upon by The leaders IN
Mexico, as conclusive evidence that tine Wings were
all dat ihey were represented NJ doubt the cJnylc-
lion, thu, wrought, has induced decisive exper,atious
aud heavy Is he rcspon 4.aly besides that If depar
ture from truth aad Justice hch musl upon those
VIII have thus encouraged enemies renewed excr
ions, from hope Of Il diversion IN lhcr OF, by parry
here.