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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
MIR. CLAY-CAIIFORNT\.

The legislative course OF Henry Clay is remark
able for It's soundness and nationality. And each
successive step, which he takes in legislature de-
libcraiionS, reflects upon him additional honor and
credit. His rccen. attempt to hush lhe murmurs
of discomfort has served not only to recall the
recoIlechonS OF his past service, bu; to convince
the nation that he is now actuated bV the same
patriotism which inspired him in those DAYS, and
is governed by the same sound discrimination and
exalted wisdom. His course, upon the admission
of California, is equally wise, and is at once evil
dence OF legislative skill and patriotism Mr..
Clay in recommending the admission OF California
has acted in accordance with the wishes Of the
South and is pursuing just that course which is
calculated to preserve and maintain the Union
MIR. Clay IS occupying the right position, when he
recommends a simultaneous settlement of the
whole matter at issue aud position which re.
fleets homer upon him as a statesman Durir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15

a. The Governor Of South Carolina appointed
Gen. Hamilton to succeed Mr. Calhoun in the
Senate but there being some doubt as to the
Generals eligibility, the letter of appointment
WAS returned to the Governor. We are not in
formed who will receive the appointment.
o., The next Connecticut Legislature, will
be composed of 243 members, 81 in the Senate
and 222 in the House. Ofthese 1875 are Demo
Gratis, los are Whigs,5 Free Sellers, and doubt.
full.
O., Mrs. Webster and her three daughters
paid visitio Governor Briggs, on the 17th inst
The object of the visit was. of course nterCcsSiot
for the unfortunate Doctor.
o., The State Prison of Arkansas was burn
TO ashes on the 25th ut. All the conyicts weIt
secured. 1t is suspected that it was set ON fiji,
by one of the conycis.
o. Al large meeting of the people of Kin.
George, resolutions were adopted denying tn,
necessity OF a change in the federal Constitution
aud disappearing of The Nashville Convention.
o., The family of DR.. Parkman have paid {,
Littlcfield the sum Of $4,000, it being the Iewaro
offered for the discovery of DIR. Palkman's re
MAINS
o. Our latest intelligence from Sir Johr
Franklin, gives TO the report of his discovery,
great deal of uncertainty.
O., A meeting of the citizens of Westmore
land held on the 25th uhmo, passed resolutions
Iavorng The Nashville Convention.
&C. The citizens of Richmond Wa..) ar,
signing petition for the pardon of DIR. Webster
&C., We see the death of the wife of Senator
Dawson, OF Georgia, announced.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
PERIODIC

~ We have received the Literary Messenger
for ApIil, and from hasty glance at lis contents,
are assured that it contains its usual variety.
~ We have a copy OF the second number of
'Ghe American Musical Review" which contains
several quite neatly written essays upon Music,
and a number Of musical pieces some of which
are original. The work is published by "IIut-
tngton & Savage, PIG Pearl Street New York." "
o., The American Farmer and Southern Cult
vator Augusta. Ga.) for April have both been re-
ccived. The Farming population are much in
dcbtcd 10 The Editors of these valuable papers for
their ehtrts 10 supply them with information
And we hope, that their truly valuable Services,
may be amply repaid
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
WINGS OF VIRGINIA.

The time is near AT hand when YOU will be AGAIN call
% '" The polls We invoke you to put forth all your en-
''sy, ana Ia SLOW harmnny ms well as zeal wo,tby
y"nr c'u'e Our political sd affect TO der ON
weakness. and to pr'nounc-a WHY vicory i,np ssbls
WIZ You, Wings Of Virginia. by apathy aud dissen. ion
sanction such allegation
Were the Wings Of Virginia rs W, ak and few in num-
s" as they are Represented by The Dem rriey that me-
sens the strongest Of all why they should he uni
'en among themselves and msntsn their organic iii m
WI" me gteaiest vigilance Let US Stand together sud
our banner IN the field. for good cause mus, uli
"'y prevail u 1t be not mpa ieuty and ignoniniou> Nv
.,re"dsfrd by iisown champions The people the in.
''ngen' pa'r'otc and modrae people Of ali parti.s
WI 10 the cad rally around those VIII Sc repubic,nism
exhibited !" d-.ds we'll as in words ard vh,s.
Pse,cs carries onl their hcmy. The people Of Virrin
WIZ sustain thr cuise .fih- higs in opp,sinc IN,
ssahII.hm Mt of Prosrrpi m in Ibis Commonwe,l h :
They viii al the same line Recognize ,hcm as equally
!s'"ini aud more vieant guardians of S,uhern rlch
man ihs' Drm"cracy, upm alrse uusJspecinr CT l,
~, browns and Thomps,ns have o. gro.sly Imposed.
Wings ut Virgins, yon need but vigorous and mi.
.''or' 10 cover your tune fay with VICTORY
W." yo" rmhface I'll" opportunity ? Or do yuu regard
Jul p'"cip'es - not worth the rxrriions of one day
.no ~" 10 be cnpared Cor IN nn-ui with the gra i6ca
M, ~, ~ p~'smai feelings We knnw that thr prra
WING party u Virginia is sciuat.d by nubler mtive,
csh uPln II :" nrive its patriotism aud devo ul
D She pills. : Rich Republican.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
AGENCY OF
DR.. y =. EIsr.,S CPEcbr0fed .Hcdiriucs

Used by him with such distinguished the cure
u OF Coughs, Consumption, Ciarh, Asthma, Heart Dis
eases dyspepsia Gonorrhua, Plies Female Complaints
&c Also, Dr. =. $ Fch's Abdominal Supporters. Shout.
der Braces nhang Tubes, and Lectures Consumption
aud the preserving Life and Health To Old Age Be
JOHN III SEAf has been appointed agent Tor sale
the above Goods, and will keep them constantly hand
his Drug Store, l.ynebburg, Virginia, =.
35-Dr. Fuchs Guide Book 10 lnvalds, and Dtcco =
for Promoting Health, and instructions Mothers,
Msnae cement of Children, may he had eratutouslv by
calling Tor it al the Store above. An extremely vaab
Book.
Az 4 -i,,T
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
COMPRESSION
Uasl,iu ton, Apdl s. |. NJ.

SIN T.
Aher tn" present'u'n OF repnt. ltnn committees, and
sems athcT uu'mTaf'anl business
Tie Scna'" resumed TIC Consideration II Nh Emit
inuuol Ia refer Nj. BIZ Compromise To select com
nltee Of thlreen; prndrg whlel mouu. Mr. BfuDou
hal nrvrd b. exclude from ret, rtuc8 all matters apPtt
tain,pg B." Cahfaula.
Mr.. benton addressed the SENATE. lie was opposed
IT, mixing up The admission al taltftnil with any other
SUBJECT t,Iiomia WIS already Snt. lhefe was
precedent iu mix,ng up any Other subject with her
ADMISSION n'"ve all i"r mixing II up with slavery
California has washed her hands of the subject Of
slavery. The c nnrc ion u her admission with any
oh subject wunld proven, many from voting f,t
her ndnss GA whn hrtvlse wnud vote Tor her. The
pc ,plr Of Gal mia hid heard of or.romg ihev
VIII Il mo- CONSENT have her adnlssu effected by LIZ
rolling.
Mr.. b t,,k up. in regular order. v,ri.u points in
c,nirny,sv aud showed tia, with no onr If ia ON had
the ndmis. N Il California any roqnertino lie examined
he various pre, pnts If admission Of new States and ar
rned that IN no une ca az hal the hill admitting a new
S,ie been ruplrd with uoy other suh,a, lie examined
whether t,,e was ,py cause fur The neu,d apn,ebon-
sons Of Ganpe or from the North For sAty years M eff
frl has been made IN ab sh slavery in the District If
f,,,,L,, ma, j., a.. .,,,l ,,,Js -. -, .,.o..l ~
pr,,os,n of the kind ,,uld receive tho v, f decent
m,notity ,f Congress,
Il vas the SANE with rec,rd t, every o,hs, ,,,nt ON
whrb real danger o,uaced III, Unio, III. N,,,hc,n
member. r Copg,es had nv h.ir y,,,,s added fae TO,
,i,o,y Il, N,s,Ti. tL.y taJ ~, l,,,;' , H. Ir,
,.c,.,,,J ala. 40, - si.,. /, -, a., + m -
~ s.,,,, NJ. 49, i, W. ~ NV
1,n,orons A. .,an. ,nnn ,La Sn,l H. - :, w
nd cnlous h ,hink of .,ch ,hnas ,,n,b Las. =, ,o, q
:, v " W '"'" '"''ss' "'"o" less W SPA" VI
MIR. h. then alluded To IN. remarks Of Mr. CLAY. in
which that senator had expressed The fear that combi
na'"n world he burned fl The purpose of defeating the
admission o' Call rna into the Cnon, unless her ad
NISSAN was included N general bill. lie read extracts
fnn w ashingions Farewell Adde'S, upon combna-
lions 10 defeat is acnn Of The several branches # the
G1verment and expressed the opinion that the Nash
vile Convention under the ban u the address o.
4 The Father oi his Country IL then urged upon the
Senate the admission of California as separate measure
aud examined IN detail all objections to her size, OF
previous sanction by Congress. aud want of population
aud urged that these "lJertIaus were untonnded -
Tie Chased by eloquent ansnn TO the march Of the
free institutions first planted ON Plymouth Rock and a,
jamestown.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE r. ROAD

In order that the public may fully understand
the question now being raised, as to the kind OF
iron TO be used by the Virginia and Tennessee
Rall Road Company, we present the following ex-
tract from the last report of the President as a
full and accurate view Of the question.
Being aware that the Company will soon have ia
make heavy expenditure Of money, for the article oi
roo, necessary 10 the completion If heir improvement
and boxing 10 all the elements that enter the price and
value If tron, when delivered in Lynrhhurg the board
are OF the opinion that might he sound policy and true
economy, the Company 10 manufacture the rails for
the road by their own means. should il appear that il
nigh, be done better terms than it could be procured
0htrWise.
here are many strorg reasons fT IA S course. The
superior value ut American and The moderate cost
are sufficient reasons but, he Gust would be soae
what greater. there would sill he caeent reasons in IA.
vor OF the undertaking. This is tmnenllv Virginia
work, and In promote The prosperity AID develop the re
resources 81 the Sa'e, Virginia will Subscribe more than
half the capital ST ck The very object which Induced
the Leg stature 10 subscribe TO the stock Is more electn
ally obtained by making Of the coal and iron Of Viz
gnla AID the Ind sty Of her make The rails for
the rad. The furnaces al Rockbridge, Blieuurl and
AHeghanN, can NOW supply the pic zeal at less than
the prices estimated. BY this Han, more Than ore mil
hon al dolars viii be expended among cur own peope
Instead II being sent abroad swell the pTusp4rity oi
strange and foreigners.
The following estimates carefully PREPARED viii settle
the question u cuss:
Cost IF hnnf act,uiHg Rail Road Iron al L.uchGurg
!. T,n 81 Pig Iron 70 the ton u rails 500 81
Ief ton, Sc l2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
Ready Made Clothing.
EEM ~ q w KIN

TNNIITBI Kt., v,
NzYOllD call the attention OF buyers and the public
w etailv, To their stool, oi READY MADE CLOTH
INC, fp Men, Boys and Chdrcn II il all entirely itesh
at the and the best workmanship; having been
bought in the month 81 March for cash will he sold much
lower than usual prices We cordially invite all to call aud
Judge nr Themselves
S-wtMn MEE,M \ CIV ATIIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
.N'O yEC5.

INHE subscribers have thi, day formed ship I'M
l der the firm of l.uDi.AM * WATSON, aud will con
tiae thu ComnItssoa Gai for,rorng business hereto
tote. lNDl.AN 4 WATSON.
AP1ii -0'I luehmopd, va ApiI2, $3.50.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15

dc whole session, hi. caIeer has been h,alSeo
la, n;sd,m and has elevated him above tue Tor,
,ner exalted position which he occupied. nna
now he stands as the acknowledged leader oil 'ha'
body. But. in referring 10 his recent ac'S, WE
must mol overlook his oppotitlon to The ao'li'oh
ia, a. eyinced in his late attempt to expose aha
cru IA their petitions abollllonHm has met WIN
-, announcement from him, and has been treated,
az deserves, with an opposition the direct intent
and tendency of which are 10 crush THIS NOISY lac-
lion. Mr.. Seward, Of New York, presented a
nctition. praying for the enrolment oil slaves IN
The militia This petition was promptly met oy
MIR. CLAY. Who moved that ii be taken mp and re-
iected. which motion was unanimously adopted.
But, upon the sane day, prior 10 the action upon
This petition. Mr.. Clay denounced the system OF
o4ltinr up abolition petitions as fraudulent and as
an attempt 10 manufacture public opinion 10y CIV
ing false tone 10 public sentiment The influence
of Mr. Clay ia the Senate, as well as the nation
at large, will tend greatly TO the settlement OF tins
yexed question. And we do hope and hope not
without foundation that his efforts will hasten the
period of settlement. We are tired oil The excite
ment, wearied out with the cries of dlsunion-
Let the question be settled, and settled speedily.
The people of the country desire 1.-THE pros
pcrity of the nation demands it, and 10 the preSer-
Walton of the Union it is essential.
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MEf.M n o:wATkIN
DRY GOODS, HAT, SHOE, CAP & CLOTHING STORE
IXNCIIIIlTRG. Va

rOADS At TIE LOWEST PRICES Just rseeir-
N tl complete assortment of NiW SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS, comprising complete assortment al
all kind. OF Dry Goods i,r LADIES' t.enemcn's, Boys and
ts' Wear HITS Boots, Shoes. Caps; Mems, BOYS and
Ch,ldrcns Ready Made Clothing all which viii sell at
moderate profits being determined large stock
shall he reduced by quick sales We have added this Spng
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15

n. pet,se and absi.ba. The fapkus privilege
which Ma l-fnsrd
Inc { anal :. IN The JsJ cary r. MT Il tii pr
y,da ~ ff ,,kua th- CENSUS winch made tiie
spe Al ..t,frt 81 I hardsy
lac Iiuss then sdj lulnej.
N..nIsGros April q. $50.
Srs,rn-'Ihe m.ndnc hour e,oslm'd N tic
rerrpiun II pe'ltan' and 1her Iunal business aiiff
whir
NJ, Dickinson ,eovel 10 take up tie BIZ t, provide
tor Il, f-iencies IN the Genera. Appropriation Bill.
Nj DAVIS. Il Via s,chnSrts. upp,-ed the milton. aud
utaed The SeHae 10 awe the preference 10 the Censas
Bal.
Mr. Dckirs ~. m.aion tlen pa II the vote and
losr.
The censu. n II was ihrn taken ~ and considered
The able. arranged by the COMMITTEES "hch rel'fied
the bill fr the purpose al collecting statistical Informs
concerning Slaves gave Iise n considerable Discus
son N half past hree "'ru *. ia. ls'a ceased IN
this fe,fufe o the bill. On motion, the hill WAS then
amended by striking the words Secretary Of The
htofor' wherever III, pcrurfed. aud inserting IA lieu
Thereof lhs words Census Is and The effect Uf THIS
amendment will he. slnnlJ u finally obiain 10 take ftoh
the Department Of The lniprlo' where II of right be-
lnrs all rnnitu er The Census aud l. coulter II upon
= Census - ard. To be hereafter a'ed Without II
nj upon the bill The Senate yielded 10 the afJrn-
menl.
Ilousr or Krre.srNr,rIvr, The morning hour in
the II devoted The farther discussion I'll The
resdOiim rrliIve 10 American waer rolted hemp -
he motion L. reconsider the vpts rserhg t's rs5'u'
ton In the committee of the " hoo Aen laid appn
the ianlr
Tie House then went into Committee Of the Whole
and resumed the constellation Of HE celfrnia Message
of the President. The dis sion relative 10 The nd us
sion Of CalE,rnia mo the | MON continued by
M,ssf. llaIu.. pi Tennessee. Cofnln aud Ross. The
Committee tbrn Use; when the Speaker laid b"iofe III
lou sryer1 COMMUNICATIONS from he FNccn I've d.
pafmenis Ga uloiion, TIE Ilo0se thea adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15

A LshGE LOT MOUNTAIN LINE in barrels.
}. ECiiol.S
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If the iron be purchased Of American
manufacturers. me COS whoa dcllv.
ed (fG6 Oo) viii be
lake from this cos; Of manniactu ing,
al Company's own works,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
THE CABINET.

We sill hear of changes IN the Cabinet 1t is
now runored that the Secretary OF War, (Mr.
Crawford will positively resign, SO soon as re-
port is made by the Committee Of investigation,
appointed al his request We, of course, have
no method of detecting the correctness OF the ru-
NOR, but must admit that we attach but little i'm
portance to it. 1t is case similar TO the rumored
resignation of Mr.. Clayton. His intention 10 re-
sign was positively asserted, but he is still Secre-
tary of State, and we have no rum0rS oil his reslg-
nation. We are inclined 10 regard these rumored
designations as an attempt to dupe the country into
the belief that Gen. Taylor has made an inudi-
cious selection of Cabinet officers. Such task,
however is vain one; and we would advise those
intriguers, who are circulating these rumors, to
study more closely the bent OF the public mind,
and in their next attack, To commence the assault
at point which is not SO strongly fortified with
auth and information. The truth is, General
Taylor's sound judgment has not been doubted,
and the public mind is we'll stored with The proof
of his capacity. Yet, like other men, he may
err. And he may even have made appoint
ment, which was promoive of the public good,
and yet resignation ensue. If the Department OF
War be resigned by Mr.. Crawior we shall re-
grct it, and, at the same time, viii place entire
reliance in the ability of Gen. Taylor TO ill the
vacancy. We await the news from Washington
prepared TO hear the resignation but doubling the
accuracy of The rumor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15

i N,smsGros. Apni 9. lsJo.
I Srs,rI-'ihe mtttdng h,uf tpusuurd IA tic
rerrpun II peitlsn. aad ,lher funa business afief
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15

NJ Dickinson inasel take up tie bill - provide
Tor i. irenc,e- IN the General Appropriation Bill.
M DAVIS. II Ma s,chnSrlis opp,-.d the milton. aad
utoed The S-Haie 10 awe the preference 10 the Crnshs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15

ID ference in favor of Amer. Iron.
II the usnal all vance Of IS 90 per t,
~ OF American lfoa, b, nadr, llils resul,
thns:
Add To the price of English ron. as
shown above, $I76,SQo, making its
value.
lake l:on Tins cast If mannf curing
al the G. mpanS's own works, say
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-04
TUESDAY, July =, 1850.
SENATE.

TUESDAY, JULY :, IoJu
SENATE.
The Joint resolution yesterday offered by Mr. ulee, to-
the termination the present session OF Congress on the Is
August, taken up.
Mr. Clay and Mr.. Webster opposed IL.
Mr. Douglas said that if Congress shont have to SIT I'LL the
4h of March, il ought not 10 adjourn III me present a9il
ting question be settled. ,
AIR Fooc was in favor of the adjournment That would
quiet the agitation.
Mr.. Bcrren opposed the resolution.
Mr.. fuee advocated it, and was postponed ior Tort
night.
The adjustment bill taken up. MIR. upham continued
his speech. He asked this plan Of the committee OF
thirteen become law! No, sir. Seven months nave been
self California New Mexico has formed State govern
men and has excluded slavery, and in fortnight her ap-
pcation for admission State will be presented Tie OPP
posed the bill at length.
MI Rusk ntcposed some remarks IN defence 81 le t
claimed by Texas
Mr. Seward followed in speech OF great length in oppo
sion 10 the BILL and in favor of the Immediate admission al
California.
In regard 10 the claim of Texas he repeated that had
no foundation Texas was entitled admiration and re-
spcc but she knew well how 10 coin money out Of adra-
ton.
Mr. Rusk called the Senator 10 order.
The Vice President said the question was ono OF tase not
order.
boundary West of the Nucccs but her actual boundary
the Nucccs when she annexed.
Mr. Bell took the floor. and the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
The House met at IL O'clock The journal of yesterday
was read and approved.
The House proceeded the consideration of the Galphin
case The discussion continued by Mcssrs. Brock,
Schcnck Stephens Of Ga, Featherston, Disney until the
hour of O'clock when Mr.. McKssock obtained the floor
but yielded TO motion that the House adjourn.
Mr. Burt gave notice that he should move 10 close the de-
bate at o'clock tomorrow.
The House then adjourned.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.


The Ttran Deuties-Assertion Of Senator Rusk- pie@s
Of the Presideut-Return Of Senator'S, dc.
Ii was asserted to-day, by Mr.. Rusk that circumstances
had driven the Texan boundary dispute to point at which
Texas must ACT and that, in fact, il approaching to
collision. We have other authority for the statement
and Congress will certainly adjourn without adopting
some measure for the dustmcnt of that menacng question
Ii is believed that upon the defeat of the adjustment BILL
Joint resolution will be passed. and perhaps successfully
bracng the provisions in regard Texas which were
proposed BY the committee Of thirteen
Ii will be whether Congress will agree IN adopt
rational measure for the adjustment Of such difficulty, or
leave il to the arbitramcnt of the sword.
In consequence of the Presdcne message yesterday
ting that all orders and instructions officers commanding
in New Mexico had been already submitted Congress- il
As doubtful what the President intends pursue
hold possession of the country, meeting force with force il
Texas should practically interfere with the authority of the
United States
But it appears that certain order directing that the
military of the United States should interfere with the
measures taken BY Texas still in force not having
scnded But if the United States troops do
fere still there will be collision and Of serious kind
between the Texans and the people Of New Mexico The
Senators will find ii very difficult TO obtain except BY
guess. what the policy Of the President will be- in the event
OF this collision. The last call upon him elected nothing
that explains his position hut something that tends mys
tfy it.
Mr. Bradbury has returned his seat Mr. Borland is the
only Senator absent The Senators quite busy in
king calculations to-day upon the result of the final vote
on the BILL Two three Senators are in doubt as 10 their
course. The bill may pass the Senate yet.
The frec-soers met pursuant to notice. last night in
der TO effect grand California rally. Only dozen members
met The regular Wings and Democrats will not acl under
the lead Of the cesoIers The meeting did not organize
bu, adjourned ill Saturday night. IoS
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JusE 23-Dan Bryan and lady, Mrs. Lahrop and sons,
Mrs. Wye Alexandria Theo Mosher lady child and ser
Va Brent, H. A. Hamason Washington City; Mosey and
lady, Vaughn and lady, Jenkins and lady F. City COL c.
Weston lady and child Norfolk county Norflut and lady
well, North Carolina; w. D. Clark Delaware; Isaac o.
Eppes Mr. Hardaway Nottoway; H. G. Peasants Misses
Harris l.. Hamanson, Jno w Harrall and lady, Benz Da-
Wis lady and servant Miss Myers D. Levy, Joseph Mayo
Lewis w. Webb, Richmond
JrSE 29-Alex Bell of Norfolk; David Clarke N. c.;
r. King Baltimore r. C. Gwahmy, Norfolk S. G. Baptist,
lady child and servant, D. Archer and servants Lewis ~
Webb, Misses Webb, Messrs. A. N. Smith, Jas A. Smith
and Thomas n. Smith, c. W. Bromer Richmond; James s.
Cunningham Portsmouth G. II. Scott lady, servant and
children, s. c. Barney, lady, child and servant j. c. Cash.
Washington City, A. Mayo and X. a. Archer Richmond;
Number of Visitors lSQ
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Wn AT A EAII.i

The Pennsylvania Freeman, the organ OF Dsunion ana
Abolition is in ecsaces with Bentons sarsapara speech
against the Senate BILL of the ables ana strongest
made this session. 1t is extoled marked by great
rgor and porer of argument holiness OF tone Keen u
scorchng sarcasm, and strong practical common Sese
heard the Speech and we never listened TO more
rrago of buoonery impudence and false attempts az WIZ
The people of Missouri WILL month"; give far deeper
fall 10 the recreant SENATOR who has won and receives the
loathsome adulaons of the abolition presses.