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ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL DIS
EASE5.-The reputation OF the writer Is 50 well ehb
ed that all that necessary to to those wha have M
10 Unfortunate as to have contracted any ofthose d
full diseases known and called Secret Dseases any ps
their various FORMS is that the writer, after suc
full practice OF twenty years. confined stro " 10 Vene
Diseases and Diseases of the Blood, Craving treated and
lieved many hundreds who were past al hope, many
without receiving benefit IA enabled to offer po
lively safe, certain and speedy cure should any Of M
would do we'll to call at No. 30 Cusr0MHousE sTREef
before applying elsewhere and avail Themselves Of the
fits Of the subscribers long and successful xpefiencs
nl5u B. F. MULLEN, IS CustOmhouse Il
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HEMP WAREHOUSES.
WEsTERN AND PH0ENI X.- he suBscnbsnz, having
Wv devoted the upper foOn Of the Phoenix andh MN
Western Warehouses. exclusively to the storage Of
Hemp, in order to meet the vews Of the Board Of
Underwriters prepared to recsiye and store the article on
accommodating Having number OF presses IN the
buildings they also prepared AZ any moment to
and rabae in the neaef and at low rates.
EMERSON, T0uRNE s. co.
aD20 156 Tchoupitonlas st.
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NO HTTMHTTE

TIPW!JAsARRDTs Qf 1922 bottles Of DR.. COLEMAN
~ GONOkklkA hlA URE have been sold dnrng
dozen used in our U 81 Hospital This N die'ne "a
eHges compeunQn both IN the point of tasfe an eeias
o. cure where I iaals, the money win be Refunded n m
case To- Sold hg III NNEI Y. "a f,bsrt5s sf,.1, n,
y " DB,, A: w CoLEMA ANS TONIC HITTER DFp6I
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FAVRR NJ 90

!
yvsuTF a aren't Platform and Counter Scales
q ah4 NJ ned sole agents in New feans Of Mess
&. II ~ q i. FAIRBANKS & cos (oririnai uaig1
2 s So,n-o4I y, W. celebrated PLATFORM SCALE
s S,s5aseu u furnish them at manulacirrcfs prices
nnoenles scales, 70 weigh from 4 ib 10 So lls
PoTabl se p, 10 do. do. ldraehmio 9 bs
Iron Scales. ~ 500 y, a9o8 M
heliioaa Tack Scales, for weighing cars 10 to s. tons
~ 70. Depot and Hay Scales DO 4fo tons.
bsbs sgOse sse particularly recommended pnrohsen
Ior correctness ard durabity 10 which iact annie -
monah can be- furnished - ' my
o., STARK, DAY, STAUFFER s. CO.
W y" aeSW corner Canal and Magazine streets
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PHILADELPHIA WTEEEI.J7PTc,T5-rs ,,zogg

PHILADELPHIA WHEELwRIcHTs WORK
W v Snn,scnbefs Agents for the wekno,gn maunst
tsnd;DDa rlhLoN tHiLps Co, PHILADELPHIA have rcI
sc51Pu io o. heelwnghh' work as follows:
the tread; s 'sneeis' Hoin z 70 D incna |"
paiIs eStIa heavy Dray Wheels All inches on tread:
on- ~ ana Horse Wagons, with and without bedes ~
On t 1IsY'' IRON and wooden axss. and Al ns
w Carts light and heavy.
~ Canal Baroys SUES
dsifs ss3ek VIII be increased By every arrival f
.aaeipna which viii enable Them to offer "a piarteFssa
Isnt ~ anis season, larger and more conpee a
fhis i.leies inan has heretofore been Offered
All a. s Prices wi be reasonable terms liberal aud
jeI EMERSON, ToURNE s. Co.
- 80. e.
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5!h Numerous testimonials on file at the Company's
Oh1ce which would satisfy the increduous letter
Ju received from Joseph p Hail. Suffolk Va contains the
eg The DysenteIy Syrup cures in every case"
TIE same proof Is daily coming from egerV State
On the Union.
This extraordinary medicine should be resored to the mo-
ment any bad symptoms appear. Seamen, Boamen, TTav
will save life = FF-'f - - -S -
The medical faculty are astonished at its power freely
eonleslng that there other medicine at an to be COM
THE CHILDREN7S PANACEA
eapsy eheaeious in all the bowel and stomach complaints
VI o ls no mother OF physician should be without it.
n ne General Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi Is
y. HANSBROUGH, II CagaD street. New orleans IA :
10 whom applications for Agencies may be addressed
New York, August 1913 . 80 ~ Ss0is'A''
GE For sale by WELD & 90 .periodioaf a gants 10
SSia lamp street ALFRED HUNTER corner OF Exchange
Llee ana house street and BY DRUGGISTS gem
7. T 57ISa SlA5 Ellen Camp and ST. Mar
SIS JOt11t rOEl4AEil Ievee end Seventh SIS
Lafayette: and CHAS. BENNEOT. CarroIton Touisiana
r Sine OTaJenberg Company are desirons of Dro.
curing the sergaeest respectable female IN eUeTg tom
~ ute OfaQn, m business aock aoH BE- peya Ilteate
~ addressing the Company, No BroadyaE New York;
tspaId, particulars will be furnished -
AOsusf 1919
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rf.TI11 ~, AND SATHING APPARATUS &c.
u NJ. 9GsjiDas Plumber. No I3a Camp street
s, Sew Ifleabs has just received new and large
M i,o o. Dfa.s locks various sizes Force and II
Raih;s psei jumps &c. &c, Cooking Ranges; ~
Sa'9ihe aos and Shower Baths Also aviae and fsF
ss rlpes Sheet Lead work Of every DESCRIPTION s
aeis promptly attended 70. - - W
* Charge nodsfate ,,bs4ig
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PLASTER OF PARIS
eSSl BBLS. WOTHERSPOON'S PLASTER or
"a I9t5 ~ Ps ale p995aand tos sale BY
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GROCERIES Etc
1oKGES \ WEIGHT offer for sale at SO TcHoUPI.
500 Boxes STA and Tallow CANDLES.
z00 do. STARCH. Foxso
40O do. w. b. CHEESE
20 do. s. O. BEEF TONGUES
so do. KETCuUP.
o00 Eifkins and kegs superior BUTTER
10 Barrels and half do snperior Roll a.
zoo Kegs Leaf LARD.
30 Barrels Bright ARNTSH
20 Hhds. LAME BIsACK
100 Gases Dairy ENGLISH CETEESE
ALsO-A regular supply Of GOSHEN BUTTER. n21tf
SPIKES SPIKES -oAKUM.
7OGkegs Pressed. Ship and Boat SPIKES
90 kegs Compositions SPIKES and NAILS
90 tons Northern OAklIM
so bundles SHEATHING-PAPER.
In store and for sale by SAMUEL LOCKE
Nos. 8 and Front LeYss, between Cus5omhouse
pl8 and Bisnyie streets.
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MONTHLY BULLETIN-No. 8.

nYSENTERY, DIARE
II IN a Fea0 Hours.
THE GRAEFENBRRG
COMPANY pledges itself
to the following facts:
LIST. The GrGefenberg
ID Vs MteTV SgrHp
will cure the Dysentery, Di-
aFrhGa, etc., in twenty -four
hours.
I'd. A cure is warranted,
no matter how bad the case /;
even if the discharges are
bloody and constant. The
money is instantly refunded
if a cure is not the result.
Sd. Thousands of lives
have been saved by its use I;
in some instances where the
patients have been given m
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nOPpEE

600 sheets Brazers' COPPER, 3Ox60 in. TO- IL and r.
500 sheets do, assorted from 10 to 100
In store and for sale by SAMUEL LOCKE,
Nos and Front Levee between Customhouse
mis- and Bienvie Streets
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PEIiETIER'S Cof Paris "a
ID AETI-V EEEREAL Mlxrufg
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HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
~ R0 aR % ERS OR laK PLLpLL.S

CARONDELET STREET NEAR ST.. JOSEPH STREET.
TySTABLISHED in 1912 under the supenntendence OF
h the Misses ALLISON from London-ln this InstItn-
ton conducted on the best plans of European Instruction.
the of study thorough and systematic no vague
theories superficial methods of teaching to elicit display
are resoed any of the various departments Ut science
or literature
The French Language under the uperntendence OF a
French gentleman of high literary attachments other IAN
guages music and the accomplishments taught by mas
tiers OF equal eminence in their professions.
Drawing in every style taught by the Misses Allison,
themselves pupils for many yeas one of the most eminent
drawing masters in Europe.
eT Terms be known application to the residence
the Misses AI,TTSfM Caronda ct ST n29 "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-15

mond, Of having uttered, under strong "politi.
cal necessity" or any other necessity whatso.
ever. with their lips that which they believed,
nay, knew, in their hearts TO be false. Let the
Times beware how it persists in this charge, else
we viii carry the war into Africa. We will re-
fer TO its own glazing inconsistencies in lis sup
port of General Taylor, whom it at first repu
dated and we will fix Tho charge OF insiDcerlty'
where it more properly belongs, upon ITS author.
Alter The above article had been prepared me
Times OF Thursday published the entire litter oil
Gen. Taylor 10 the Tuscaloosa (Aia) Monitor
in which il will be seen that the old General hm'
self has passed The resolution mentioned by US ID
our first question, and which the Times says the
Rough and Ready Club would not pass. But his
position is LEFT as doubtful as ever.
We will simply add that we were amazed 10
see that the Richmond Times has PUBLISHED 1raa
communication an extract from Mr.. K. I. Da-
nIels leIler, admitting The eonaitutDnaluy Of me
htlmot Prouiso! and the Wing published the
entire letter without one word OF dissent.
And thus, Shareholders Of Virginia, i, may
fairy be charged that The WING and The TIMES
HAVE SURRENDERED THE QUESTION
OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL POWER OF
CONGRESS TO PASS THE WILMOT PRO-
VlSO-in other words, TO KEEP YOU OUT
OF TIE TERRITORIES WITH YOUR
SLAVES!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-15
"HERE's TO YOU, HARRY CLAY.n

The WI ig friends OF Henry Clay held a large
and enthusiastic meeting al Albany, New York,
on Ffiday-night, Angus, 4h. The meeting is
said to have been composed of men OF high infu-
ence and character. Col. L. S. Liulejohn pres.
det, assisted by 20 Vice Presidents and 10 Secre
laIies.
Among the resolutions adopted we find the fol.
lowing, which was carried by reclamation:
"Resolgcd, That We meet On this occasion 10
reasserl our political lah and 10 stand by the old
land marks of The party we love, and by he pfn-
ciples we cherish pre!erring defeat under the
time. honored banner Of OR party, rather than
success through The name OF mar. That We
are not 10 be driven from 50 noble platform 10
the support Of Gen. TAYLOR, by intimidation, or
by In reproach that we are boilers" 10 The mis-
called Irregular nominations al Philadelphia" Ter
had not ka, Convention violaied the Obligation Il
,ras under 10 The great Wig party it had the 10.
nor u represent, and hru>. upon US man Of
thrice declared "no.pariy' predictions our
course would have be. n clear and uneQuvocal-
Tor We adore PRIsclPLEs rather Than men-and
above all the ilnmu,abie and improbable PRlN-
CHILE OF FREEDOM, FREE SOIL AND
FREE LABOR"
The meeting was addresse! BY several gentle
men; and &c Wing delegates were appointed 10
the Buffalo Convention. John Taylor, E:q the
Wing Mayor OF Albany, was Chairman Of The
delegation
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Far ne FrCUfF
THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF RiSncl
MACON COLLEGE

THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Of RiSncLf
MACON COLLEGE
strangers would suppose, from the >ureiCa BOT
which appeared IN the Richmond Wing ..Cp Z
since, that no other surgeons IN tnr .oid hpnLua
but the professor oi the Richmond Medical College. =
capable 81 performing important operations; -. tae'
notices here referred 10 were written d, iGd,lls,
devoted 10 the interests OF the Richmond scht0 :,
disqualny them for justly approaching The meit.
other surgeons or schools IN the State.
The writer of this article j. q .nst!ve borsn ri.t
OF the "Uid Dominionn--s 4 medical nan II -
twenty years eIprrIcnce-and h. trusts ,na b. K
that sort Of state PRIDE and patriotism whlrh w pro-
MN 10 do his fe0wcltzens impartial irs,rr, a. =
as foreigners who may s.uie among US and ~ho L
done honor 10 the Stale by their professional az.
mcnts and skill. He is willing To conerdr-nay, D.
hrVr.. that the surgical Operations referred % n
skilfn!iy pericrmrd-fhat the professor may ~ :.
yosnS surgeon, and tEar the school ~lh ~hich Is
connected. professor Of surgery, de,esge- rnrun
mrnt-bnt hr cannot admit that Richmond !, the &
place IN the Stale that boast OF sku surgeon, !
physicians, or good medical schooi-aBd NJ brllrit
large portion Of the unparalleled and well-no.mt:
uzens of virginia VIII agree win him. IN ts-fi .
ton Of The State, surgeons and physicians air IL : Z
with fully equal IN SKIN 10 tn" kichmOnd profess
The writer's ~ the notices already frr.rsrj t., u y
zeal 10 promote the success Of iB- Riohm"nj 'cfN
have even overlooked two rXc-lie ~ and etpefirta
surgeons Of Richmond, because suppose, They a.
connected with the school of the Metropolis. fh-
= " = t'.'. -'
enes.rr' ann "' .ne s'iiae" oi iampdrh Sinhf!, n
~. 10 6 uee" ose.,ooned-ihd some OF them fahsN.
s'e M "PrIa.ofs oi lho age, ana ali oil 1heh -.
ooih sHeihiahh
su.n raIuaIty or negligence does not h'eo6'
,isnus % science, nor does y comport with plu
!" ne.e 81 many SURGEONS o. rniinehcr ana ~
lneu are passed. over W sHencr, indlis long aHc
afe iaViehed on youthful stranger, II Is caI6.'
MAKE an Impression nniavorahie TO the intrli;'
sngn'as native porn sons, ana 10 lower y,
Tug "l hfi MUSICIANS ana surgeons abroad v.
wei, calculator 10 ehsehoef Jea'ous'rs ana 70 ~
Feeds OF hiscord among the members Of her rrfif,,
cui'y-hay, u may even feiafd me progress . i'''.'
science. ,,,, II,
Inc foregoing rehections Were susc,s'a ~" ~
IeIusai Oh the h6Wspape! no'ices OF P!n' 49,
lsfiea 10, ana iiry are offered !" thr pn'.' ~
.hry arc worm. nc oiJecl o. the "ilf' :, +" D.
=. =, ihe pnoic notice ihe medical drpadm'""
hacon .oneee, ana no, 70 MAKE paHs, n..,
:" Us nieuleai hf1tntfn, ~ ~. ~.
y, 'i,e .'a'e, al'Nohen M
anu ,a.nei inapi'licahle 10 ~, r,.
:, ns ,eea arpai,eh' OF nann"n S,,r.. 80
D., s,u ~ ,ne s'.hss ~ i'a' .,,s,., ID
iihCe Ea"aIu .our. mouse, va y = ~, I'm,
.rn, olnceLen VI thr pest inhhneI' ana ,,sst
~; oe'o'' :" 80 de- n t,gt
thoronshnrss Of It's Instruction. Tho modes ~
ing INSTRUCTION pursued IN thls s'hooi -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-15
TIE EDITOR OF THE RICHMOND TIMES,
A WILMOT PROYISO MAN.

Start not a, this, neighbor, we do not mean 10
charge You with wiully and desgnedly taking
ground against your own sunny South, on this
great question; but We mean to prove you such
IRON Your own article. In The extremity 10 which
you have been reduced, in attempting 10 answer a
few very plain and pointed question. which we pu,
10 you the other day, you have actually conceded
TO your Wilmot Ptoviso friends and allies At The
North, that Congress possesses the power 10 pro.
hibil slavery in the Territories! Of The seven
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-15
To The Editors Of Gh Enquirer:

ALEXANDRIA. August Isl: 1913.
Dear Sirs: How does Taulor,snt mot Wing
eeIy) thrive with us2 There is no enthusiasm,
no excitement here. As was said by Demo-
cratic speaker The other night, in the market
square, after tanning The Taylories with This
absence Of hurra for heir military leader, "they
had kept old Whitley in the stable so long that
they had rubbed all the hair of, and rendered him
unfit Tor exhibition" The Democrats are united
and the steam gently rising. My reports from
Fairfax and Fauqu'er are gladdening.
The Wings here are making desperate Efforts.
They have made, | tear, at least one hundred
voters b. deeds and cases.
intended to write you detailed accoun, OF
the interesting discussion here. Some one in the
Union has already done this. Judge Bayly's was
a fine effort. IL took us month 10 get the Wings
10 the scratch (you ought 10 see The voluminous
correspondence and il will lake US longer, l
opine, TO setlhem TO another Tug.
From all The signs mink we have go the
b'noys in this fight
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-15
TO tie Edityrs If he Enquirer:

uKEbNBHIkH OVi Dr. HuE. Is5J Iofo'
Dear Sirs-Mcsl chceriully would The Demo.
cras .! this county award 10 Gen. Taylor all APP
prupriaie honors for his distinguished military
achievemen,s-bul never will they consent 10
cooperate with others IN elevatirg him 10 the
Presidency OF the United States. From his ad-
junc,, Millard Fillmore, they turn away with
utter loahing. The effort TO wheedle them into
the support of Taylor and Fillmore exciies no
other emotion than feeling OF con,emp;. No
where are Democrats more firm and decided 10
he maintenance OF their principles They are
prepared, indeed impatient Tor The conNicr; and
unless am greatly mistaken, IN the day OF elec
port
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

WaEAT.-Tte prices of Wheat have de-
clined within the las, lew days. Sales are now
being made as follow: Whie-sood 20 cents
prime 81; Red-good 80 GEMS, prime - ceft''
We understand that the farmers are torcine their
Wheat upon the market TOO rapidly-which, II
continued, further and considerable decline
rsnnsf Ia ke Mace.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-15
To the Editors Of tie Enquirer:

Congress have no, ye, passed the gen., =
preparation bills; ror will they BE- passst j.
out serious struggle. There are some :,
cap menber:, and they seem 10 threaten no
sidenl with improper appropriation in The Il
but which The Senate w:lI reject, the conseou.
Of which is, much valuable lin: is LOST m 1
gress.
The loss of MIR. Clayton, Compromis, p
beginning 10 tell on those recreanl member,
the South. Reaction is coming pretty st,o..
upon MIR. Stevens and Mr.. Pend!eloa. | i.
no toub, Others will gellheir deserts, As Their
stituenis can reach them.
Don Nicholas P. Iris! placed before Como,
today his promised defence OF his svj5u,r
Mexico. |. is strong in his dsnuncialofy i.
plays al hard Knocks, and gives the Pfcsi3e5
very complete demolition Well, the Pfe,lt.
teing originally his bca fr,ead, Mr.. Iris, IA,
perfect right 10 turn npon him and abuse hio
his friendship, particularly as he spoke o. he p,
siden, in such exalted terms 10 Gen. Scou /
gratitude is no uncommon Thing Mcse DAYS .
Mr.. iris is not gniy OF iDgrallute; 10 10
But we mus see his charges asains, Ia- q ,.r
men, before we fully condemn him f., ii, -
spiIacy, with Gen. Scott and "Musiansa
Yours NED EV.r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-15
MESSAGE FROM TIE PRESIDENT.
WlsaIN0roN August 8 lS4S

To the Senate Of The United States:
10 reply TO the resolution OF the Senate Of the
7th inst, requesting the President 10 inform that
body "wheIher he has any information that any
citizen or ciizsns of the United States is or are
DOW preparing or intending TO prepare, within the
United States, an expedition 10 rsvolulionize by
force any part of the republic oil Mexico, or 10
assist in So doing; and ii he has, wha, is the ex-
tent Of such preparation, and whether he has or
is about 10 take any Steps to arrest the same"
have TO state that the Executive is not in posses.
sion of any information of The character called for
by the resolution.
The late treaty of peace with Mexico has been
and will be faithfully observed on our part.
JAMES K. POLK,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-15
fr,0,0 N, cha,leston Courier, August i

LATER FROM MEXljo.. ~
Our Telesraphic dates are OF me 0
from New Orleans. ..;,s. Z.
Another arrival from MEXICO onns.
crnz dates 10 the ID instant, and Two %.
advice, from the CAPITAL =, ~
The insurgent General, Pareies, ha'
been taken. ,.;3srju.
The Mexican Government are coh.'a az =,
nronriety OF recalling Buslamen'e, ana i9s 80:
inouiries why be had suffered Paroles 70 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-15
POETRY.
BYA YOUNG LADY BORN BLIND.

II this delicious, grateful flower
Which blows but for little hour,
Should TO The sight so lovely be,
As frum lis fragrance seems 10 me,
A sigh must then its color show,
For that's The soitesl joy know;
And sure the rose is like sigh,
Born just 10 soothe, and lhen-to die.
My father, when your fortune smiled,
With j.wels decked his cyeIess child;
Their glilering worth the world might sec,
Bu, alb | they had no chafmsfor rae;
A lrickliug lear bedew wed my arm
/ tell it and my heart was warm;
And sure The gem 10 me most dear,
Was kind fathers plying tear.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-15
THE OLD NORTH STATE FOREVER.

Sales OF tour hhds. Tobacco, MADE b ~
Fain, Esq, oil Warren coun.y y. q, az.
privately by n. M. Martin, Bro 4 Co.
No. IA fine sun cured hid, brought =,
No. D. do. do. DO. 90. :.
No. 3.-Second quality, brought
No. A. do. do. do i
Average of the crop go l2i-ail ooo!S
James Thomas, Jr. ..
Look out for James Thomas, JUS noe =
Jumps, ye lovers Of IN: weed.
Aug. l2-d&clt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-15
TREASURE NOT THE COSTLY GEM

TREASURE NJ NE OOo = OI.I1
Treasure not the costly gem,
Treasure not the thing that's rarsst;
Qneenly pearl or diadem,
Gain no luslre IRON The tairesti
Treasure things OF common mould,
All eaTth's humber creatures treasure,
JOY cannot be bought with gold
Riches change mol care 10 pleasure
Treasure not the voice OF praise,
Malice sometimes turks mid praisine'
If you would your fortune raise,
Truth can better aid the raisingi
Treasure truth, its sacred wi
Holds draug CHI thal's cold and oi'tef;
Honied words may glad the soul
Gail diSp,esse, but still be filter!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-15
THURSDAY NIGHT, 10 o'clock

THURSDAY NIGHT, lU CLOCK.
We have The satisfaction TO announce [says The
Unionl that The Senate have just passed The Ore.
con Bill Of the House, with most important
anne ndmenr proposed by MIR. Douglas Of Illinois.
That amendment adopts the Missouri line Of
Compromise, viz: So degrees 80 minules CT
north latitude, runs it out 10 the Pacific ocean,
and applies il 10 all The territories OF The United
States.
The amendmen, was adopted by the vote which
our reporter has stated in his summary; and the
bill, thus amended, was passed By voe OF 80 TO
22-ll majority.
And now we congratulate our country on this
manly and patriotic course CT The Senate. We
rejoice at it, [if We know our own bearlJ mol ior
the sake OF party; MOI on accounto oil any paricu'
lar section OF our country, but we rejoice al II on
account OF cur whole country, because 1t pre-:
serves her tranquility and saves The Union ilseii
from all danger and distraction. 49,.
This is The second form OF compromise Wnlrh
The Senate has molly rendered. by strong mSjv v.
iy, and not by party or by sectional Vo,e. Nv, We
will not permit ourselves TO doubt lis MAJ Dup
lion by the House OF Representatives. IL appeals
10 every American feeling. Who can oouo' me
success Of that powerful appeal2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-15

P.P.BLAIR AGAIN.-h is stated that The
Anne Arundel county Democratic Convention
al line junction on Saturday las, unanimously re.
solyed 10 relieve Francis P. Blair, Esq, from all
obligations 10 support The nomination OF The Bal
timoIe Convention, and recommend The other coun.
ties OF that Congressional district (Monsomery
and Prince George's) which he represented In
The National Convention, TO do the same. This
is because OF his declaration that his sympaibies
are with Mi. Van Buren.-(BaH. Sun.