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- The citizens Of Rockbrdge viii hold a meeting,
On he first day IF their June Court, 10 express their
views in relation 10 The removal Of the Virginia Military
Institute.
- The Hastings Court Of Richmond has sent on
Samuel A. Smith fir further trial. Tie Superior Court,
which meets IN October.
- The National Division Of the Sons Of Temper
ance commenced their session. in Cincinnati the 18th
Of May. 1hirtythree delegates representing eighteen
States and the Province Of New Brunswick were in at
tendance
Jared Sparks, L. L. d., will be inaugurated
President of Harvard College, the 10Th fJune.
- On the 2Gh Of last month, 1850 emigIants from
Europe arrived at New York.
- Sir Benjamin d. Urban, Commander Of the Brit
ish forces in Canada died in Montreal on the 18th II
last month.
- The yellow fever is making sad havoc amongst
the inhabitants Of Havana.
- Mr.. Thos. c. Atkinson, formerly of the Balii-
more and Ohio Rail Road has been appointed Chief En-
gneer of the Alexandria and Orange Rail Road.
- The CHoLEEA.- This disease appeared 10
the Luatlc Asylum Of Lexington, Ky. From the 'o'n
TO 22nd, there fifteen cases. four # which proven
fatal The disease is confined to the Asy lum
The Baltimore American says hat the statement cod
tanned in the annexed paragraph we Believe suos'ah-
tally correct:
Hon John P Kennedy of Baltimore, we believe, Is
engaged in writing the life Of the late William witt
The work. which nearly ready for the press, WIN %
comprised in Two octave volumes, and Will cvnaln tnS
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TRANSMITTED for the Baltimore American
SPEECH OF SENATOR BENTON.

Senator Benton has recently made speech Jeffrr-
Guy, Mo. the first part Of which has been publshed
large portion Of it is devoted to Mr. Calhoun, aud lbs
Inconsistency, particularly in connection with the Slave
~ question. lie expresses himself wiki his accustomed
bodnesS and cearness declaring that il is absurd deny
to Congress the right TO eIisaie it pelses upon the
subject Of s.gery the Territories Congress has ever
exercised this power from the foundation of Tie govern
ment The present me aud TINS with tine sanction and
approval Of all the authorities both ate aud Federal
no citizen Of any State carry property derived
from Law Of that State all inch beyond the boundary
line against consent.
Slave property fr this reason cannot be removed to
California New Mexico NOR can any legal establish
Of slavery te looked or in either Territory. The
only effect ofcarrying slaves there would be give
them their liberty, The people Of both Territories being
unanimously opposed to its Introduction. The late
Missouri RS buttons copied from those Of Mr. Cal
houn in tie Senate Of the u. 5. in 1917. To know
their design ii must be known that they we've aged al
The harmony and stability Of The Iui0n, and at tile
members from the slave holding States Himself, Mr.
Benton particularly, who refused 70 ilow the lead Of
Mr. Calhoun.
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The same rumor which assigned A!r. Rivcs T.
the mission to France Sent 1Ir. Abbott Lawrence,
as the Represent live Of The United States, tn the
Court of St James. The rUmor was not with
out foundation. The mission has been offered tn
him, and will probably be accepted Vie would
express our opinion this appointment with the
same fankncss ana sincerity-wilh which we have
spoken Of that of NEr. Rives and in doing 50, are
compelled TO say that we cannot commend it
Mr.. Lawrence is a man Of highly respectable char
acter, a distinguished merchant ana manutactu-
Ter, who, by energy, attention TO business and a
prudent bodness, has amasSed plincely fortune,
much Of which he invests in acts of enlightened
benevolenCe. He possesses much sound sense
and practical information, especially upon com
mercial matters, and is deservedIy regarded as a
public spirited and influential citizen. Still, we
do not think he is exactly qualified by literary
culture, commanding talents and political train
lng-or by that polish Of manners and the name
less unbought graces of life, which atone in soci-
ETY., IN some degree. for the want of great abilities
to represent the American people at the first
court Of the world. Gen. Taylcr, conGning his
choice to Massachusetts-or even to the city Of
Boston-mght have made a better selection.
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The 5. sloop otwar Nandalia was launched in beau
luI style at the Navy Yard at twelve O'Clock On Sat
urday in the presence Of large concourse Of spec aors
The arrangements for the launching, and fine style III
which she gded into her destined element, reflected
great credit upon Samuel HART, ESD. the United
States Naval Constructor at the Gospor Navy Yard
The Nandaia has been heightened feet and has been
thoroughly overhauIed
The Fandaia was masled and locked on Saturday and
IS to be fitted out for sea Immediately under command OF
Capt. Gardner-.N6rf6Lk Beacon.
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SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION

The following delegates from Virginia attended Ills
body at Charleston, South Carolina Rev Messrs, j B
Iay'or, } Jeer, II K EIlison,J S Tnsey, Jacob r
Scott, WIN } FarishJ / Prichari, = Bacon, A NJ
Poindextar, James G Crane. Eli Ball. I. Reynolds
James Cloptln, F II Roberts, r Myers q Burton,
L Anderson. Joseph 5 Wanall, Alexander Fleet,
General John 1'urpin
The officers Of the Convention were-Rev William
b Johnson ID d President; R4v Nessrs c Hlw,li.
Hon Thomas Stocks and Rev B Taylor Vice Pres
denis DR. NJ / Mendeuhall, Treasurer; and Mr. James
& Crane. SecretnrY.
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Democrat tag would give hi. TO The Democratic
daaie. aad if Wang. why to Wing and ibis was all
the wi and the discretion" and tie Judgment.
Ar Mr.. ). had cinclud,d near o'clck,
Mr.. Burdeti aaveJ adjournment, when = standing
up voe decided in tue affirmative, and the House ad
] Irued until D o'cJcK 10 morrow. :.
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TILE LEGISLATI RI

The Legislature, according 70 adjournmo,.
met on Monday last, In extra session, tor nI
urpose oiacting upon the Report ofthc Corn':,'
ice charged with the revision Of the Civil C,.,o
We give the report of the proceeding, NJ n.
House on the first and second days Tbo,o
seems 70 be liked determination 70 exclude ,n
business not connected with the special obicct,at
the extra session. we hope this viii BE- sii1clT:
adhered to- lGthe Committee have conolroJ
its luborS, we perceive no necessity tor lencth-
ened session. We should prefer to acc its reno-
adopted outright TO any Legislative tnlcrnr, IA
nine cases out Of ten, we venture 70 saw amend.
mcndmcntS proposed Will be found Objectionable
Yet We scarcely hope that members viii bava
sufficient toIbearance 10 refrain from otfcrinr
them The able gentlemen charged With th5
codiIication, as we'll as the Joint committee " u
vision. have devoted a great deal Of time ana /,
Dor to the task and we venture to trust, in AL
vance, to what has met their sanction. The wor.-
is a most important one and vii form an era
our legislation, whilst il viii afford precedent
for other States.
On Wednesday, the Committee, appointed =
enc uire into the existence Of cholera in the CIV
of Richmond, made their report, the substance j
which was that, whilst there had been several
sporadic cases of Aslatic cholera. two of which
had terminated fatally, the disease did not exist
in an epidemic form. The Committee concluded
is report as follows: There has been ma
cholera tendency n the atmosphere; and the CITY
j. unusually healthy at this time, and there Is no
cause fur alarm" The report was laid upon The
table.
The House then took up the report Of ne se-
lect committee. A section in Election. by the
people, giving TO the County Courts the power
TO establish new election precincts, and 70 abolish
existing ones, was, On motion Of Mr.. Harrison. Of
p W., stricken out. Tie House then went in,o
committee OF the whole, Mr. Shctfey in The
chair. The "a section was amenlcd, III motion
Of Mir Perrow, 50 as to contine elections " OK
DAY only, which was agreed to by the commit
tee.
On reaching the 9th section Of the 10th chap
Ter, which provides for Investigations before the
House" and hich gives the casting vote il.
case Of an equality Of sulIrage5 between the can.
ilatcs, to tie Sheriff or other officer condu citing
the election. long ana ABLE debate arose between
}Ic.srs. Moncure, Of s. ana Scott.-the former
IN favor Of the section, the latter against III Oh
motion Of Mr. Rives, an amendment was adopt
ed, making all elections in WHICH there is a tic
null and void, and authorizing the Speaker 10 ~.
sue a writ IF election 70 supply the vacancy.
The Chairman reported progress, and tho
House resolved 10 20 into committee Of the whole
The next daY,
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Chief Engineer Of this Company, The Board t,,-.:
This occasion to express to him their thanl. axe
only for his services in the field az Engn.o,,r foI
also for the zeal intelligence and ability vb;"l
he has uniformly brought to the aid Of the 5rnl.
work in which we are all engaged"
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r. The Senior Editor has returned to his
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-04

The five great Powers Of Europe-England, Franc
Russ a, Prussia, and Ausria.
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letter in the Boston Post contains the following &C
count of what was ancienty the city of Panama.
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G r. GRAHAM, j. r, CHANDLER, AND j. b, TAYLOR.
EDITORS.


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STANDING coMMITTEEs OF THE
SENATE. 5

On Foreign Relations Messrs Iannegan Benton, Web.
On F1natce-Messrs. Aherton. Dickinson Clayton,
Hunter, and Phelps.
On Comn,crce-Messrs. Dix, Breese Johnson OF Mary
land, Davis, OF Mass. and liamlin.
On BLF,bfactnres Messrs Dickinson, Upharn, Butler,
| Clarke, and Sebastian
On 1gricnittae-N essrs Sturgeon Turney, Spruanre,
nj, Q" itary aga'rs-Messrs Davis Of Miss Benton
Ga DE Mahia--Messrs. Rusk, Achson, Green Dodge,
and Underwood.
SON. Of Maryland, Cameron Badger, and Dickinson
On Pnthc Lands,Messrs. Breese, Corwn, relch, In.
| On Prirdfe Land Ciuiais-Messrs Downs Fooe John.
son, of Louisiana, Fitzpatrick, aud Badger i,
q Indian Afairs-Messrs, Atchison Phelps, Houston
Oh msMessrs. Mason westcott, Underwood, brad
| bury, and Baldwin.
on Revolutionary Claims Messrs Bright, Bradbury, Up
| ham, Riss, and Johnson, Of La.
~ ne JmtieidTy-- aIessrs Butler Berrien, Wescot
On ne Posf Office and Posi- Roads sIessrs Niles Sur.
geon, pearce, RIsk, and Corwn.
On Roafsdnd CanasMessIs, flanagan, Fooe, Clarke,
OF Ps,4sio,,s- Messrs. johnson, Of Louisiana, Felch
Phelps, Dodge, and baldwin.
Fitzgerald, Miller Fooe, and Greene.
On Patents and the PdieM 0GceMessrs westcott, Tur
ney, Davis OF Massachusetts, Dayton, and Sebastian
On Heterogeneous Turney, Douglass, Mangum,
Niles, and Clarke.
Butler, Davis Of Mass.
On he Puddle Buiidi,,gs -Messrs Hunter, yuce, and
On the Expenditures g !ssnafe-Messrs Walker, Niles,
and PeaTce
o., Printing Cameron. johnson, Of Md ritz
On Ensyossea Hills Messrs Rusk, Mason. Baldwin
On the Librmy-AIessrs. pearce. Davis, OF Mississippi,
On Enrolled Bias-Messrs. Rusk, and Fitzgerald
SELECT COMMITTEE or THE SENATE.
Select Committee the bill Is 3S prorde for taking
aS Sefs .s s,. Q, snsfaen s aG a Nan
Butler, Underwood, and Breese. ..
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STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES

Committee Of Elections. --Messrs Richard W
Thompson, Joseph Mulin, Lucen b. Chase, Natha.
MEL Boyden, Timothy Jenkins, John Van Dyke, S
Room ~. 81 attic story 1V'' ''A'A''' '''''''
OF Ways aud Means.-NIcssrs Samuel F. Vim.
ton, Alexander II. Stevens, James j. Mckay Charlie.
Hudson, James Mcdowell, Charles s. Morehead J
Pollock Samuel G. Hubbard, Henry Nlcol Room
or Claims. --Messrs John A. Rockwell, John
Crowell John h. J. Daniel, VIM. Nelson David
Wilmot, George G. Dunn, Thomas W, Lyon, Tho
mas s. Flounnoy James H. Thomau- Room No. 81
LIST story, east.
On Commerce essrs. Washington Hunt, Jos
Grinnel, John Wentworth, Moses Hampton, Ban
non G. Thibodeaux, Archibald Atkinson, Dudley s
ham. Room 10. 40 End story, irsst. : ''
On Public Lands. Messrs. Jacob Collamer, Gar.
nett Duncan, A. II. Shepperd, Richard Brodhead
Harvey Putnam, Willard p. Hall, Alex. Evans, w
R. w, Cobb, Horace Greely.--Room No 80 attie
On the Post Office and Post Ronds.--M es,rs. WIN,
L. Goggin, Joseph NJ Root, Charles Brown Daniel
B. ST. John, John s. Phelps, Elisha Embree, George
w. Jones, Abraham Lincoln, David $. Kaufman
Room No. az End story, ieest.
For the District Of Columbia. -NIessrs John G.
Chapman, +. a. Tallmadge, Albert @. Brown, Wash.
ingion Barrow Q. B. Ficklin, VIM, Henry, Th3s.
Gaines. ~ Room No. ~ basement
On the .hiicidry.-M essrs. Joseph r. Ingersoll
George Ashmun, John Petit, Nathan \. Hall John
III. l.unpRin, James DIXON, Richard ffcnrh, Jonn
L.. Taylor, Richard h. Meade.-Room No. n End
story, South.
On Revolutionary Claims. Messrs, Daniel p.
King, Chester Butler, Franklin W. Bowdon, Alfred
Iverson, Orlando Kellogg Jonaihan ID. Morris, WIN,
A. Newell T.. X. Smart and William Pitt Lyndc. =
Room No. II End starry. irtSt.
On Public Erpsndanres.-Messrs Thomas l.,
Clingman, John Strohm Henry Bedinger, ARENAS
Hale, John Jameson, John w. Jones, Emile La
Sore, franklin Clarke, ii. s. Coneer. Rosn No. so
basement.
On Priraie Lond Claims. AIessrs. John Gayle,
J. T.. Brady, W. w. Wick, David Rumsey ir j.
IT, Harmanson, y. w. Tompkns, RS. Candy, An
drew Johnson, Mason c. Dariing-Room No. 80
End story trest.
On Manu- Observation-Disclosures. Andrew Stewart, A.
Abbott, Joseph T.. Edsal, John w Houston, Chas
4. Stuart Elakim Sheriff. VIM c. Brown John
w. Crisfeld James II. Johnson Room 62 2nd
story, south.
On agriculture --Messrs. Hugh White, VIM.
Sawyer, John g. Palfrey, Sampson w Harris, VIM.
Rockhill, Hiram Bccher, VIM. Thompson, John j.
Slngerland W. l.. Gogeln. Room No. 81 allie story
On Tndidn Afairs. -Messrs. ID. NJ. Barringer, NJ.
r. Gentry, Jacob Thompson, A. r. McIlyaine, C.
w. Cnthcart J. r. Giddings, l.. b. Peck, A. Buck
ner, X. w. Johnson.-Room No. 81 2ad story, south.
On Military Affairs. ATessrs. John NJ Bolts,
Armistead Burt James Wilson, H. A. HARRISON
John Dickey Linn Boyd Dudley Marvin, VIM r.
Haskell, David Fisher,--Room No, 27 dnit story.
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PRosPEcTUs.
NM NNNMN ANNMMMAs

TUE undersigned late editor Of the Arisioernc Monitor
proposes 70 publish III the city Of Washington weekly
Newspaper, to be called
THE COURT JOURNAL;
the first number OF which will be issued on Saturday The
18th Of January. 80 III
The CoUHr youHnAI will be devoted exclusively TO The
amusement Of the Ladies', and will be brief rrcord Of
sayings and dongs" In the fashionable world chron
cle all fashionable intelligence, such as announc ens Of
marriages, parties, bals and dinners and a. far Al s
will permit will awe accounts Of all fashion
able neutrality-suspicious. works OF Literature and IN,
Aria and Dramatic performances n
TEAMs-s3 year; 81 for four monlhH, in adrdnce
WILLIAM CHASE BARNEY
wAsuraaror, D. c., January 6, 1919.
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Jmuarys, 1919


Dear Sir !! Believing that public statement,
Of my affection may be Of service TO others sim
llarly afflicted as well as benefit to yourself, !
years ago was attacked with Hemorrhage Of
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for year, when | was seized with Neuralgia and
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ATTORNEY AND CoTNsELLOR AT Law
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DRACTISES in the Supreme Court of the United States,
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June I, 1918,
| am most respectfully yours, &C.,
JOSEPH RADCLIFF.
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WAsHINaToN, December q, 1917.

To DIR. A. J. SCHwARTZF, Jr.
Dear Sir: hereby acknowledge debt of gra-
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sent state of good health entirely the Of your in
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Very ,ruely your obcdient servant,
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strThe above named medicine may be had in
Washington, wholesale and retail, ut Tho Store Of
the PROPRIETOR, PENNSYLVANIA Avenue, three
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" WAsHI?'GToii, january 3, IS46.
| nm informed Of the ingredients Of which DR..
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PERIGRINE WAKEFIELD, NJ. D.
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:, PERRIN WASHINGTON
To pr. A. ]. ScnwAnrzr. Ir.

Dear Sir: Under sense of deep obligation 10
the virtue Of your g SdrsdpdriHd in the entire res
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THE UNITED STATES MAIL, STEAM PACKETS
The California, 1850 tons, Capt, G. Forbes
70 Panama, -. 1857 tons, Capt w. G. Stout.
Is Oregon, 1899 tons. Cap. r. II Pearson.
now their way the Pacfc.ar intended to leave PA
mama, for ports In Cennl America, Mexico aud Caior.
mia, as follows
The first on the 9Th January.
The iie third iS,h March. March,
and thereafter of the above named Steam Packets will
leave Panama on the first Of each month.
An experienced, Surgeon will accompany each ship.
Passengers In the after cabins furnished hedng, but
wines and liquors. and will BE- allowed space for per
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and all other goods $50 per ton and one per Ct
specie.
Packages shculd not exceed loo lbs weight-ior mule
carriage.
Passage from Panama TO Reaeio, 700 miles, in state
rooms, SOL
Passage from Panama to Acapulco 100 miles in state
rooms, el25.
Passage from Ponama TO Sun Bias, or Mazatan, 1000
miles In siate rooms, Sl15.
Passage from Panama to San Diego 1000 miles, In safe
rooms, s225
Passage from Panama to San Francisco, $500 miles, in
state rooms, $3.50.
Passage in The lower cabin deduction OF one fab
from the above rates
Passage in the forward cabin from Panama either Of
the above named ports sl00 including only such ratons
ore fiirnished 10 the crew.
Atlantic Passengers have priority Of choice Of bsrihs
and In the order Of the dates Of their tickets.
No passage secured until paid for. Apply at the office
Of the Company, New York 81 South street. JAMIE
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To Dr. A. J. ScnwARTzE, Jr.
Dear Sir; TAKE great pleasure in stating that,
about Is months since, used your Compound Err
ftrac Of Sarsdporula as remedy for General Deba-
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and that few bottles restored mo to sound health,
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Very respectfully, %t
PERRIN WASHINGTON
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Having been made acquainted with tho ingredients
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Extract Of Sarsaparila, believe II TO be most hap
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the other remedies Of which il Ia composed.
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