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From Horns Railroad CATTLE.
rIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAiROAD.

VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
1t is proposed to construct Railroad from
Lynchburg, Va, 10 the Tennessee line, and
thence 10 extend il 10 Knoxville, in Tennessee.
The route oil this road has been pronounced by
engineers 10 be most favorable since ii crosses
the Allegheny and Blue Ridge mountains, with.
uut the necessity oil constructing tunnel, and
lis heaviest grades do moi exceed 10 feet TO The
mile. AS lar as facility Of CONSTRUCTION IS con-
ccrned, the route proposed across the mountains
possesses advantages not 70 g. tounf IN any
other part OF he United States.
This road will, il constructed, De OF great i'm
porlance 10 The Slate Of Virginia and Tennessee.
il will pass through about twenty counties ID
Western Virginia containing a population oil
1773S7, and an area Of | |, 403 $50 acres oil land,
the average value OF which is estimated al S3U,-
746 SOL. There are raised annually on inns land
- 355. 1891 pounds OF tobacco, l,433, 1863 bushels
wheat, besides hemp and other producls. ADD
10 these. the live stock, AMI we have resources
sufficient 10 warrant the CONSTRUCTION oil Tue pro-
posed roat, even for the brnetltol Virginia alone.
But the read will pass through about fifteen cohn'
lips in cas-, Tennessee, containing population
Of about lag, 800, and producing @hea', oats. IN
dian Corn and potatoes IN great abundance, d
well az Welding considerable Quantities oil lFon'
! and afforainr paslurage TO immense herds III cat
lie sheen and swine FOR all these pfoducts
there must be some means oil ransporat'oni ano
the proposed road from Lynchburs 10 hnoxvllie
| Is nerhaps The most favorable that could lie sng
/ oestsd
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FAUQUlER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
VIRGINIA,

More cenera!ls knona as Hayycnto. Sp,ingS)
xaTAS open Tor reception OF visitors on the frst 81
w June Extensive Improvements are IN progress,
that will give aspect 10 the whole establishment
No expense VIII bu spared In adding 10 IT. enbesh-
uent or tho comfort and pleasure Oi the guests
Knowing by ocular evidence, IN numerous instances.
The positive intrinsic value of the water and It's almost
miraculous effect in particular cases, u haa bern re-
gari.d good policy enlarge the accommodations,
and complete the original design so as 10 eray the
taste and fancy of guests well rs 10 promote their
health and pleasure. Situated IN remarkably healthy
region IN full view of the bold Blue Ridge, and In the
vicinity IL the beautiful village oil WarIcnton visitors
nav on horseback in carriages over the Improving
roads 10Y The picturesque scenery, or may seek
exercise the ten pm alleys, the pistol gallery, the
game Of billiards, or the heathn dance The lovers "i
music and flowers will ind peculiar care has been IA
ken win their approval, while the faow deer and
die 1ayn the gold and silver fish, the elk and the bnl
To- may relieve i tedious hour those who inter-
esled in the GcrG pntErC. In word, every step has
been taken winch expanded liberaity could suggest to
add 10 the comfort and accommodation OF visitors Inc
hurdle and tournament, the fancy ball, masque'
rade and brilliant fire works, Will lend their respective
attractions Nor these preparations ior nr
gay monde only. To The holy ministers OF ffg'on OF
every denomination, cordial, not gduusns insNa
ton, 10 9 zen to spend the SUMMIT ta ~ 49,
ces & the Church respected throughout 'e
These Snrinps are a5 o 80 miles, according TO the
routr taken from Fredericksburg, and ~ or % from
al-,andria Tri.w-rkly stage, WIN run from both
,hss na,ni- III Jniy when daily lines viii be esta
hi,h.i v-Itofs -avine ih- District Of Columbia, IN
N, .lser az steamer, ~ oI y, a. NJ may reach The
Springs the same DAY. -
Thrsr springs are known the Post Office books as
.Warrrnton Springs and all letters should sr 80 d.
r-ct4d or they may be left Wnrrrnon sent To the
White sulphur Springs, In Gfeenbrisf.
Terms Of Board viii be follows: Se0 lor The whole
season. ending lst October SIS for three months; 500
for wo months; S3 for month; $40 per week: Slo
for two week 81 Is per day. meals or lodging 50 cents
each. Servants and children under twelve years old,
half price No charge for children under three years
old When separate tables provided for children
before the usual hour those who retain their seats al
the ordinary table will be charged full price Horses 5o
cents day, or $40 a month.
The finest wines and spirits have been procured, and
corkage will be charged for private supplies
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent.
~ The Legislature OF Virginia Is to assemble al
these Springs on Monday the nth OF June and It's in
teresng debates will offer extraordinary attractions TO
all who desire 10 and hear this able body Of Virei.
MIA .tatssmaa June Set
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HONESTY, CAPACITY, FIDELITY"

The rank and file Of the Wings OF the West
are beginning TO see through The game played
by the Cabinet in selecting inscriptions insrn-
menls 10 do their work, and are speaking ou
through the press against Fig Henry Warren
the chief butcher. Others are operating in
different way, as the following from the Iowa
State Gazelle would indicate. Will mol the Ma
lional Wing lei The people see this protest o.
the Iowa Whigs7
The most sensible Thing we have heard Of III
q long time is The determination oil Inc wings
mo longer 10 submit 10 the rule oil tiz henry
Warren.
Tney say they have submitted to the control
of The lone man power" long enough, ana mere
alter mean 10 sci ptor themselves. IL IS nc
secret lha, large number Of The most innuen-
,;al Of the party have united 10 signing and lot
wardinp a protest 10 Washington against per
mil,ins him 10 exercise any influence whatever
in the appointments 10 be made for tnls osa'.
and This movement, we are informed, Will Dc loi,
lowed up in other parts Of The State.-Here ano
there issill small voice" is heard raised ID de-
fence of the "Colonel," Blu, nine out OF every
ten of The party approve oil and JOIN IN Tue
movement against him. -, :,
The charges made against Mr.. warren oy
his political friends are OF a worse chatacei
than any that have been preferred by the Demo
Gratis, and go to establish his entire unWorlhincss
Of the place assigned 10 him at Wasning'on.-
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SPRING SUPPLY.
WIN. P. LADD. WHOLESALE AND RET
IL DnnanIsr 10 40 nd nf Rrnn1 ctr,

" DRusolsr, No. 3l9, lad Of Broad street,
sgocSoE HILL, Is receiving, BY various arrivals from
lie Northern markets. his Spring supply of fresh and
pure Medicines, Drugs, Paints, oils, Dye Stuiis, Win
dow Glass; Putty, Perfumeries, &c. also, the po-
pglar Patent Medcines-the whole comprising full
and general assortment and being purchased upon the
most advantageous terms, enables him 10 offer them
his country friends and the public al the lowest whole
sale and retail prices.
" Also, an assortment Of pure Wines and Liquors
kept always on hand and sold for medicinal purposes
SB-Orders from country Merchants and Physi-
Clans thankfully received and promptly attended TO.
March aO-c4m
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May 22-wtd
Eth mas Il. Bottom :
ATpDR NEW AT LAW

DRACTICES in the Superior and County Courts OF
1 Amelia, Powhatan and Nottoway.
Address-Amelia Courthouse, Virginia.
May ls-csts
JAMES GARLAND AND WIN. Nj. CABELL
HAVE united in the practice of Law, and will regu
~ larry attend the Circuit Superior and County
Courts Of Amherst AplomattoI, Bedford Campbell
and Nelson, and the town of Lynehburg.
Address-Lynchburg, Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently 10
raetce in the Court OF Appeals. Oci ai-etf
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RICH MOND, VA.
Monday Morning. June IL, ls49.
"MODERATlON."

ohaer thls head the National Inteligsncer and
The Times have commended letter from Judoe
Lane OF Alabama, who still harps upon the tho.
parry" string, and urges the selection OF Mr.
belser, Taylor Democrat, as the candidate 10 be
run for Governor by The Wings of Alabama
ihey both take care, however, no, 10 publish a
letter from Mr.. Beser, in which he ayows him.
sell a iull-blooded Democrat, and advises Gene
Id Taylor not TO touch single Wing measure.
we snaii shortly refer at length 10 these reyela-
t.ons' ana show up The double game which the
wings still have on hand, viz: in Wing States 10
run genuine Wings, and in Democratic States 10
run Iaylor Democrats, even though they be
dyed in the wool. Their obieci, their whole
course proves is TO secure power and 'the spois, !"
even though they may have 10 throw principles to
The dogs. But the honest portion OF their party
will no, probably come into their game Of de-
ception. The Wing party Of Marepgo have
turned the cold shoulder on Mr.. Belser. A reso-
luton recommending that gentleman as the Tay-
lor candidate for Governor, was offered and
voted down by strong majority. They do not
seem willing TO give up, tor shallow and doubt
ful expectancy, all their old principles and their
advocates, and follow the lead Of politicians who
have no common principle with them. The tho
party" game has had lis day, and the actors in
such play must hereafter be Kissed from The
sage.
On The other hand, we are glad TO see our
iTlends in Alabama, who. in the Taylor cam.
palen, were temporarily eslranged, now coaes.
cling in the good cause. Mr.. Yancey was APP.
peaed 10 TO run for Congress against Mr.. Hill
lard. He declines from personal considerations,
but adds:
"Al that can do, as citizen, will be cheer.
fully done TO advance the great cause Of Southern
rights al issue in this canvass. And cannot |
toue! that one will be found able and willing TO
canvass The district upon this issue, and to redeem
i from the hands OF those whose acts show a |
much greater regard for The interests of party |
han Tor The rights OF the country
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.crn,re ROMAN scRIproeEs, cEDlrE GRAIL

so famous has Gen. Taylor become as a
writer, that there are rumors OF his probable en-
poymenl as journalist in several OF The leading
papers ofthc day. II is acin"iiy reported thaI an
interview unon hi, subject has taken place be-
tween The President and The editors Of The Ma
lional lulelligcncer. The New Era, also. is be.
lieyed 10 have made application Tor series OF
editorials upon the influence OF the difference Of
races upon the mileage question, and old father
Richie is known TO have rendered urgent prppo-
sails for a score Of communications upon pro-
scripion."
The above, which we lake from The Ohio
Stale Journal, (Whig) is the severest thing,
(says The Louisville DEMOCRACY we have read on
Gen. Taylor's wan, Of writing abilities. Why
should he Wings be lwit'nS and rIiicolIns
their oun Pfesiden, for his clumsy and awk.
ward compositions al!er they did all they could
to persuade The people before the election That
Gen. Taylor was one OF The most seIse and beau
liful writer's in the connlryf
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[Staunton VinaicatOr
poaRO OF HEALTH.

RICHMOND, JUNE SIS o'clock, ?. Nj.
Two cases Of Cholera have been reported 10
the Board as occurring in the city during Inc
past "a hours-which are still under treatment.
One of The cases reported on yesterday has
since terminated fatally.
P. CLAIBORNE GOOCH, Nj. d., Sec'y.
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TO SLAVE OWNERS.

,bs, S,am.i"s interest would purchase for this pur
.e entire gangs Of SLAVES, of not less than forty OF
aay, 10 the number oil one hundred and my; Large
,ave owners who may wish to sell OUT or TO diminish
tier numbers by selling in ot where they VIII ue
e7 together communicate with the advertiser by
Guessing ,hroug IN The Post Office, 1T Richmond, hoS
80 isa or John a. Parker, Esq, fappahannoek, Is.
ser County Va, where information can be obtained OF
II. parties and Of their views
lf preferred, contracts would be entered into TINS
Spring nd possession Of the slaves retained until DC
,o,sr NEIL, May ll-ctf
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, Underwood. u. S. Senator from Ken

j r, UnderWOOu, q. D DeHH'Of ''OuI ~
mcky. addressed meeting in favor oil emanci-
nation a, Bowling Green, on the 18Th ult., in
which he said il had been animated that ne and
Mr.. Clay would be instructed by The next Leeis.
laluIe 10 resign their seals in the Senate on ac-
conn, of their advocacy Of emancipation. "Bui."
said he, al will do my duty, lie, The consequences
be as they may" MIR. Undsfwooi's speech
which occupied Two hours in The delivery, is
spoken of as very able.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

RICHMOND, June Oh, 6 o'clock, z. NJ.
Eight new cases Of Cholera have been reported
10 The Board, as occurring in the city during III,
past "a hours, OF which four proved fatal, anc
four are cunyalescenl or under treatment.
One of The cases reported on yesterday as un
der treatment has since terminated fatally.
P. CLAIBORNE GOOCH, M. D,
Sec B. II.
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TO BOOKSELLERS AND MERCHANTS
THOMAS. CoWPERTHWAIT & CO., PusLIsAHns

BOOhSELlxCh0
THOMAS. COWPERTHWAIT & CO., PUBLisHRls
/ AND BooKsRLLxRs No. 253, Market Street. PAisdel-
2A.s invite the attsnt ion Of Booksellers, Merchants,
and Others interested In the Of Education, TO the
gauabie School Books published by them-among
shch are the following, Wig: Mitchells Ceographical
Series comprising Primary Geography, Intermediate or
secondary Geography, School Geography and Atlas,
Ancient Geography and Atlas. and Biblical or sabbath
school Geography; Greene's First Lessons IN Gram,
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France, Rome and Greece; Swans Spelling Book and
ries OF Readers Frosls History Of the United States
ard American Speaker Picot's series Of French Read
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CHOLERA.-In Boston on the 9th there was
one case OF cholera reported, which was success.
fully treated A lelesraphic dispatch dated al
noon, on the It'll, says not single case had been
reported up 10 that hour. The journal says
"The reports OF The appearance OF cholera in
this city, appear to have created but lille alarm
The cases have occurred 10 localities where filth
is the prevailing characteristic, and where the or
binary summer complaints usually assume vio-
lent form. We do not apprehcnd that The chol-
era will become an epidemic in this CITY,"
In New York during the "a hours ending on
The 7th, there were twenly-eght cases and eish-
teen deaths.
II will BIZ seen by the following summary tina!
the deaths in The private practice bear no proper
lion 10 those in The hospitals. This Tact would
we think, go TO show thai The disease is BY nj
means unmanageable when promptly and prop
ery treated II 10 10 be presumed that the hosp
Ia cases besides being different class ofpatenl'
are generally in the Ias Stages o. the disease be.
tore they are taken there, while those in The pr
vatc practice Of the city physicians have the az
vantases Of good attendance and early treatment
SUMMARY.
In Centre Street Hospital, II IA
Private Practice, 81
80 10
In Brooklyn, during the "a hours ending
June 7, g A NJ, there were two cases and one
death reported.
In Philadelphia, during the "a hours ending
June Z, P. NJ, there were two fatal cases
| cholera
Several cases Of cholera and two deaths have
occurred in Paterson, N. J.
The SANITARY committee Of New BrunawIck
N. J., reported that no case Of cholera cxlslc'
| in that city on Thursday
lnsCncnna,i, during tie 81 hours endin,
June 7, at noon, there were % cases and sii
| deaths.
AT Nashville, during the "a hours ending oil
the Cd instant, there had been one death from
| cholera-ho new cases.
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THE Pace CT BRlcxs al 81. Louis is ecom-
ing eIlrayaganily high, in consequence OF the
late FIRE there. The Reyeie says the prices,
which were FIVE or six dollars thousand before
the cohfagra'ion, have alieady advanced TO
alsv,u dollars
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The carpenters in Trenton, NJ, are dong
,.,os hns,nes, in the building Of houses for San
Francisco. Upwards ofihrly frame houses have
heen sent Out, and others are under contract.
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ok m re

II AN AWAY, or was stolen, from the subscriber
~ living 10 Green county, the 29h September last
wears old; of yellow, copper complexion; low and
snail, ms right fore finger of al the second JOINT,
aad The hnger next adjoining very much crippled; lie
also mas three-cornered scar on his forehead viii
give the above reward for The apprehension and secu-
ny SO that Get him again, Of said boy, II taken in
Tee state 800 il taken out Of the State Of Virginia,
aha IN any other than free state; and $50 If taken in
III State of Virginia. JAMES POWELL.
Sianardsye, Va, May Is, lS49-cw6w.
" The Baltimore Sun will copy once week for six
weeks, and send account TO the advertiser, at Stan
srdsyie, Greene county Va
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Father Matthew s1iled from Liverpool on the
26th of May in the ship Ashburton. for New
York.
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EGARS.-A !ol OF Superior Havana SegaTs,
- among which NAV be found some very fine.
For ssle by PEYTON JOHNSTON.
June
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NOTICE

THE Annual Address before the Philanthropic SO.
eieiy Of Hampden Sidney College, will be deliver
"a by H. r. Howiscn. ESQ.,, OF Richmond, on Wednes.
DAY, 18th June, at ii O'Clock, A. M.
r. STOKES,
G. A. BASS, Committee.
E. o. FITZGERALD,>
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER.
The June number of this periodical, edited
by John r. Thompson, Esq, has been laid
upon our table, and, as is usually the case, We
have turned over its leaves with pleasure and
profit. The leading article is entitled "Glimpses
at Europe during 1857 the style Of which is
iorcible and manly, and we may add ,ha, it con-
tains much valuable historical information re-
speeding The Northern Kingdoms of Europe.
The present number also contaius the three
opening chapters Of new novel IRON the pen
Of Southern gentlemanl the hero OF which
seems 10 be Norwegian named Merlin Brand.
And among the other articles Of interest therein
published, we may mention "Margenalia," by
Edgar Poe. an article on :" the Epic Paintings
Of Thomas Cole an interesting letter from
Paris, an article on English Ballads, and
"Peninsula Adventure The critical department
OF this magazine is conducted with ability and
prude;ee. We are glad 10 hear of the increasing
prosperity of the Messenger" and TO know
that il is exerting q salutary influence within
its sphere National IntelLigenesr.
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:. COLLECTION OF AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS,
Presented 10 the City Of Paris,
BIZ hs Journalists Of the I,iifeG Stiles,
JulY An, 1899

liz will thank all editors and publishers 10 nj
10 The Boston Daily Bee" Qhc editor Of which
has undertaken 10 form the collection. a copy =
their paper publ shed on The -Four Of JoIy. l-i9
with COPY Of each semiweekly which 'hey
may issue during the fret weak in July. Papers
published in other American nations, and Oh o!
rare newspapers, will also be hanknl " received.
Acknowledgment will be made through me
Bee OF all donations received.
II Editors will please copy" the above no.
lice, and bear il in mind on independence Day
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The administration, we know, turned deaf ear
TO The structures OF the Democratic press IN rela-
lion 10 Mr.. WIS appointment; but now that The
Presidents own friends have spoken il IS IL oe
hoped their circumstances will al least receive
lair hearing.
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Inc appointment OF Mt Marsh, OF Vermont,
10 a foreign MISSION has frightened the editor Of
The New York Tribune. This appointment
creates vacancy in the third congressional dis
'rct Of Vermont, which, giving Mr. Clay almost
two thousand majoEilv in "A, could raise only SIS
tor Gen. Taylor IN As. This majority, the Til
bune editor Tears, will be entirely destroyed at
The next election, ana he gives the President. a
gentle cas!lsalion Tor Withdrawing Mr.. Marsh
from Congress, and hints 10 Mr.. Mash that he
should not accept The appointment OF Minister to
Consan,inople. We rather think that we see
Mr. Marsh declining his share OF the oaves and
fishes, especially as ne is shrewd man. and
knows that he will never have another chance cf
displaying his unrivalei knowledge OF languages
80 lar East as The Golden Horn and Seraplic
Point. He can talk with The oGaisques in their
own tongue aud should no. keep al home when
thus iavOred,-I Boston Iimfs
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Telsgaphed Tor he Baltimore American.

- w" IVKh, julio Q, Z. wi,
The latest accounts from Europe state that the
Russian force placed in an altitude for operations
~ Central Europe amounts 10 $4,000 men, with
6Oo field pieces. The LEFT wing Of this immense
army, consis.ingof $1,000 men, was beaten by
The HuDgarians as reported. The Russian loss
was 5000 killed a nd 81. 600 prisoners.
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POSTURE DURING PRAYER.-The Pres
bylery OF Philadelphia having requested the
Presbyterian General Assembly, recently in
session at Pitlsburg, "to adopt measures for
arresling or abating the growing evil of sitting
IN public prayer" the committee to whom the
matter was referred recommended the following
action:
:" That, while the posture of standing in pub
lie prayer, and that Of kneeling in private
3rsyeF is no a.e,a mentioned, and by no
usage allowed but on the contrary, was uni
versally regarded by the early church as
hearhenish and irreyerent; and is still, even
IN The customs Of modern and Western nations,
an altitude obviously wanting IN due express
sion II reverence therefore this Genera As
sembiy resolve That The practice in question
be considered erievously improper, whenever
the iniirmi,i,s oil the worshpper do hot render il
necessary; and that Ministers be required to re-
prove it, with earnest and perseverins admo-
niliun. The recommendation was adopted
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Mr.. Ewbank, The new Commissioner Of Pat
EMS saws mo well.regulated mind would ever
embrace war as a profession" A hard h't that
al the President, but the Professor OF Hydraulics
gives him another: "The name oil Wau Will D.
known, while thai OF every warrior, ana m
march, and statesman oil his Gay, mas pel'sheoi
be conlriputed more TO The happiness OF his sPe
ciss than have such men from lhe beginning Of
timeo
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TO THE EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS
M THE UNITED STATES.-M. Waite
ma,e wishes 10 place in The "Americhn Libra.
wi which is now being formed 10 The Guy tlaIi,
al Paris
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6 cheese-knives,
cooper's lointer, short,
screw drivers,
! Gsh.kellle,
| cooper's irow," &c.
The Portsmouth Journal establishment, which
has derded our naval and land battles, sends
urIh this lal advertisement in handsome sup
plemenr. under be administration of the hero OF
Buena Vista.-[ k0st0n Post.