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Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-21
,ALuABLE FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

VALUABLE FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
Will be sold at Publ Auction,
ON THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. 81,
at O'Clock,
- THE FURNITURE of MIR. GEO. BOWEN, at his
FN house oil PLEASANT STREET, consisting in part of
E9 2 Brussels Carpets,
Kdderninster do, Three-Py do. s Ingra n do 9
S:airdo; BLACK WALNUT SOFA, covered with Plnsh
| Rocking Chair match; Mahogany Hair Cloth SOFA
II Mahogany Chairs l large MIRROR, very high cost;
Gothic Chair; | CENTRE TABLE, l CARD do; AIantIe
Clock; l set Girandoles, TeapOys,
FIVE OIL PAINTINGS;
a very large assortment of CHINA and CROCKERY
WARE consisting of white and colored Dining and Tea
Sets Glass and Tin Ware, Table Cutlery with general
assortment of Kit hsn Furniture. Also, Dining Tables
Table Covers;
Mahogany Bedstead, cost $35;
2 Mahogany do | cured maple Windlass Bedstead;
extra cureI Hair Mattresses made orders Palm Lea
do; Feathe Bed Mahogany Wash Stand, 3 BUREAUS;
REFRIGE ALTO Wash Sink; Shower Bath;
Dressing Tables, Wash Stands,
Work Table, Light stand chest OF Drawers, Looking
Glasses, cane and wood sc It CHAIRS Rocking do
Window Curtains, Towel Frames,
Chamber Sets, Hat Tree Oil Cloth Mats, with great
variey of her a ticless too numerous to mention.
1-TSale positive. 5 w. SELBY IL CO,
Worcester Nov l9 DIT AuCtrs.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-21
NOTICE.
INSTALLATION.

-, n F. THOMPSON, BooT AND SHOE DEALER, No.
kS ~. I76 MAIN Sr., respectfully informs the citi-
E of Worcester that having secured the services
@asa~ MIR. HORATEO DOLLIVEE3 in the REPAIR
SHOP connected with his Establishments he can NOW as
all who may favor him with their patronage that they
will receive the best ofwork and GenEIemanIy treat
ment, dw3wis Nov ID
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-21
BROCHE CASHMERE LONG SHAWLS,

In New and Choice COIorimgs.
TETE ask the attention of buyers very large stock
w of Cashmere Long Shawls, embracing the richest
and most eeg styles, in colong and patterns offer
ed in this city
a. These goods worthy the especial attention every
person in want of Long Shawl, selling them
very low prices. b. h. HARDON IL co
novl9 dw&clWis
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-21
DANCING.
BOARD.

TWO Gentlemen Gun be furnished with Board at con
venient residence Pleasant Street. by application to
The subscriber at the Store of b. L. Hardon a. Co.
novl diff Q. BENZ. MOSELY.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-21
C0AL-COAL!
1000 Pounds make a Ton

2UUU Pounds make a Ton
ind good article be obtained in this city or
elsewhere.
FENHE subscriber has on hand best varieties
Pennsylvania Coal
BY CARGO RETAIL, which will be sold at Eo7gest
Market Prices
Also, best quality BlTUMINoUS COAL, for Steam
Smiths use
u Orders through the Post Office, or left at Lewis T.
Laze's Drug Store Main Street; A. Ba. lies Store
corner of Main and School Streets o. BraIans Store
SoUthbrdge Street. and my Counting Room on the Yard
opposite Providence and Worcester II r. Depot Green ST
will be thankfully received and promptly attended to-
Oct3 distf Gao EDWARD SOUTHWICK
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-21
Health Health +!


A extensive variety of Under Clothing composed of
IN Silk, Wooen and Cotton adapted for the present sea-
SON large stock well worthy of the attention of tho
in want, at HUDSON,S
Oct IA No FIaog Dock
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-21
ladies' Cashmere Gloves.

GO0 DOZ. La les Cashmere and Silk Fleecy Lined
wv Gloves new in stock-the cheapest goods ever
oe ed III this city; ranging in price from l2 so
novl9 dw&CiWis b. l.. HARDON d CO.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-21
Teachers Wanted.

Teachers Wanted.
FENHE Committee for examining Teachers will be in
i sion at the City Hail. MONDAY, Nov. 2jth, 1885,
at two O'Clock in the afternoon examine applicants for
the place of Principal in the Girls Grammar School
cupied by Miss Eddy; and also for the place of Assistant in
the Summer Street Boys Primary School Those who may
be elected TO the above places will be required enter up
on their duties on the first Monday in December.
Nov Is d8twlt w. LAZEII, Sec'y Sch. Com.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-21
American Art uninn

SUBSCRIPTIONS to the American Art Union for 1851
y will be received until the 10th Of December by
CLARENDON HARRIS, Hon. Sec
at the Life Assurance Office
nldtDl0 No 98 Main STR et
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-21
Board.

Cegars-
TUST received prime lot of OLD HAVANA CIGARS.
~ at SCOTT'S, 243 Main st. dw3w Novl5
Worcester daily spy., 1850-11-21

NHE subscriber has large supply of Mittens and Gcv
Il which he will sell cheap for cash.
nov9 diff ii. HOUGHTON, 1Ol Front st.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-24
The National Convention.

Gov. Floyd, of Va, has recommended to the
Legislature of that State to recommend to the 9TH
er States, North and South, National Conven-
ton, to meet at Baltimore. We expected better
things from Gov. Floyd, and of the old Dominion.
The idea of the notification of the Fugitive Slave
Law, by Vermont calling up National Conven-
ton, in which Mississippi would meet Vermont,
South Carolina, Massachusetts,, &C. to reconcile
the slavery question. 1t is superbly ridiculous.
We have had too many National Conventions al
ready for the South; and this, like all the rest
would result in President nominating caucus.
IfVirgna is still desirous of fraternizing with the
deectabls North, why let her 60 and bury her pa.
triohsm over the Potomac just opposite Mt. Yer
non, and on the monument inscribe He fought
to gain our Liberties. but here we bury the last
vestage ofthe spirit he left us, and hereafter own
our allegiance to yankeeism." We do hope vir.
ginia will not recommend any such convention.
Why not recommend the Legislature to send del.
egates to the Southern Congress instead ofd Ma.
tional Convention, to compromise away even our
few remaining rights.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-24
Fugitive Slave BILL

Ifthere is one thing more than another, that
wakes cur supreme disgust, it is the noise some
are mailing relative to the Fugitive Slave Bill
"It you repeal that" they say, "then We will dis
solve the Union" Alas for such threat. After
tamey Yielding to all the wrongs already heaped
upon them, they talk Of resisting in the event of
the repeal of that Bill. AS we have before said,
if they resist not under present circumstances,
they would not, though they were kicked iuto
submission.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-24
IrfHIiElsJQ RI ALL 4,
: pAMDEN.zs: e. .S
TUESDAY ;EFENtNG. DECEMBER "a, 1850.
CHRISTMAS.

- We will not issusou paper on Friday, as our
deaisssns they want to FIRE crackers and eat pud-
ding, Well We suppose our readers will be- en-
engaged (at least some Of them) in like manner,
and will not miss the visit Of the Journal We
shall, however, endeaYor to collect all the news
which we can, by our next issue. 1t is SO seldom
that we omit publication, that we feel destroys
OF apologizing, but we were always feeble in HAT
department. ,'~A - '.'i
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-24

T Last night some mischievous boys 1--WE pre-
sume) threw some crackers into the fire, at the
Depot, and frightened a number Of horses, caus-
ing them to run off With the carriages attached,
breaking the vehicles, crippling negroes, &c. Now
we yer: 'deferentally suggest 10 the Hon: Council
the prooriety, at their next meeting, Of emitting
their usual proceedings against cock fighting, GAL
though re don't patronize that sport) and reme-
dy the nuisances of the above order; and also the
Boys who on Sunday occupy themselves in NOV
ing the bars on the track thereby causing the cars
to iun off, All Of which is respectfully submit
ted, &C. 20. .. .
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-24

Proposition 10 Increase the Army-General
Winfield SCOTS report on the army is publish.
ed in the lntelligencer. He recommends the
organization of two additional regiments of
horse dragons or mounted riAemen, aud an
increase Of infantry. He deems this increase
Indispensable for the projection Of the frontiers
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-24
Advance In Cotton.

The steamship Africa, which arrived at New
York on the 10th inst, brings advices Of an ad.
vance in The Liverpool cottou market. Mddng
and lower Qualities had advanced ! t, and Fair
Uplands and Orleans I'D. tN
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-24
American Antiquities.

We saw in the shop of Dir. Alexander, the 9TH
er day, Pot dug from the large mound two miles
from here. tits quite large. We understand that
there we're two, taken up-the otlier larger than
this. The mound, we understand, is about sixty
feet high, and three hundred yards in circum-
ference. The question naturally arises, who made
these mounds They are scattered over our coun-
try, and if.y you ask the Indian who made them,
his answer is, the, were here before us. Where
are they who built them, and for what purpose
were they made! are questions written in the for
gotten history of the past. Centuries have rolled
round since the aborignees first came to this
land. How many centuries we know not, but
when first they came. these monuments Of ma
ton, whose history had even passed away, met
their view. Were they here before the food p
Had they too, Noah and a big came, as their le-
gends speak, And are the Indians, whom the pale
faces found here, the descendants Of the Ameri-
can Noah! Or were they destroyed in the deluge,
and the Indians the result of emigration? Who
can tell Mighty as that deluge was, sweeping
away, as it did. the vast mass of humanity, which
thronged perhaps their splendid cities-it could
not obitcrate these monuments of a hidden world.
For what were they used ! we're they worshipPers
in high places, and thronged they in deep devo-
ton theiofty summit of these elevated places as
they sentup their prisons to the great spirit! or
were they watch towers, upon which we're kindled
the beacon fires to warn their tribe Of the ap-
preaching foe? Or were there astronomers even
then, who watched in the grand and Silly night,
the wand nderjng Pleaides as they traced their gld-
ed pathway across the sky--and marked the size
ofArcturus in his bespangled seat Wentend at
the first suitable opportunity to visit these ante
deIuvian monuments, and as soon as we solve the
above questions we will lay the answers before our
readers - 's,-s. ..s. .,'"' o.. -
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-24
psputie, to the Southern Congress.

The following gentlemen were on Friday last,
elected by the Legislature, members Of the South
.ern Congress: Langdon Cheves, R. W~Barn-
well, John P. Richardson, Wade Hampton.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-24
corre.rondence of the Camden Journal.

CULLoMA, California, Get, Is, 1850 !
liessrs. Warren f. Price-ln accordance
with your request. on my leaving for Califor.
MIA, | now proceed to drop you a line, after
having spent some seren Months in the mines.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-24

The SUPPLY BILL-.'rhe bill to raise sup
plies for the ensuing year, reported by the Conn
initee of Ways and Means, provides tha, on
all granted lands the tax shall be SO cents on
the 500; on Catawba lands, one half per cent
per acre on slaves, IS cents per head; Free
Negroes. MnIa,toes and Mestizoes. g.; on lots.
lands and buildings OH towns andyillages. 81 l.2
crnIs per 500; in Factorage. Commissions.
Professional Incomes, 81 cents per 500; on
merchandise oftransienr traders, - per cent;
on exhibitions, plays, &c. $50 per day. Goods
imported direcl from Europe, in vessels own
ed by citizens of South Carolina, while in the
hands of The original importer, to be exempt
from taxation; and in taxing factories The value
of the machinery shall mot be included in the
assessment. nt.-Char. Mercury.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-24

A FACT FOR FARMERs.-Dr. r. 7. Baldwin
has recently made public the result of several
years Investigations and experiments upon ma.
nures, and the various ways Of fertizing the
soil. He states that the best andspeediest way
to fertiizing any soil, is to cover it over with
straw, bushes or any raw material, so as COM
pletely to shade it. The surface Of the earth
thus being made cool, dark, damp and close.
soon undergoes a chemical process like putre.
faction, and becomes highly fertilized. This
plan Of fertilizing, he says, may be applied with
success to any soil whatever, no matter how
poor, and the result will be astonishing.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-24

and send to the said Convention, n number, OF
delegates equal to the whole number OF Sena.
tors and Representatives which such District is
now entitled to send TO the Legislature; and
the delegates to the said Convention shall be
eatitled 10 the same freedom of arrest in going
10, returning from. and whilst in attendance on
said Convention, as is extended to the Mem
bers Of the Legislature.
Sec. VIII And he il further enacted by the
authority aforesaid, That all free white male
citizens of this State. Of the age of tweniv.one
years aud upwards, shall he eligible to a seat
10 said Convention.
Ser. TX. And lie il further enacted by the
authority aforesaid, That the Governor he and
Is hereby requested. forthwith, after the pas
sare ofihis Act, to communicate an authentic
copy Of the same to the Executives Of each of
The slaveholding States Of the Union, and 10
urpe upon the said authorities, in such manner
a. he may deem hest. The desire of the State of
South Carolina that the said sIaveho ding States
do send, duly commissioned deputies, to meet
the deputies herein provided to he elected, at
the city of Montgomery. in the State Of Ala
sbama, on the 2nd day Of January, Ammo Domi.
nj, 1852.
Sec. \. And he Il farthcr enacted, BY the
authority aforesaid, That II shall he the duty Of
bis E.cellency, tho Governor Of the State, by
his Proclamation. to call said Convention. and
appoin, the time for the meeting. thereof, when
ever at any period. efore the next session Of
this General Assembly, the comunelure Of a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-19
ny TERRY \ SHIELDS.
TT ES.HS

The nLYNCHDURG NWGtNI,Nh Is published ereJV .Hou-
dy and Thursday morning. AZ toag D9ltgs per- aiiuun
,Ig4be IA adrance No >Hb epttop ic de yeeeircd for
shorter ttne than SIR mouths, md p1pe lcH he dSc0
taued, (ercept at the discretion o. tte EdtolS) ttH al
ureurdges pdid.
gy ApyERrsrNENrS inserted n 81 eets per square COR
iss9 for erery tner tpn Insertion aud b cts PR square
for less) for crery ontcr form Insertion.
Frery 4tretiSrr reqfedto h'te on ttf 'lS 'r long
he toistes MS advertisement aserted advertisement, not
notei pH inserted tn rs drbtiauaicc be ordrrti
For YEARLY ADVERTISING the terms for the prjrrgc
Of too s4uHeS $40; fer oe squire SIS for one square,
form S35 Eccry yeay aire,ftSr NIL be regtVcd 10
fine his aiccrtisiHg TO has particular ine fbeSS
9SJoB PRiNrNG erecutednedty aud erpedttioUSig, and
on reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-19
HOUSE OF DELEGATES .


Tnc Senate has adj ,urned tD met the OF jan
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Payer oy the Rev. Misses u lloge, of he Prrs' yie
Church
Tn. speaker appoioted the following camuj. 'ce ON
the prruin Il 81 izens Of W fshngton county, for the
novnl f Judge E>till Messs, Sco Off, Jones. Jiek
SOU F,uuey Kilby, Brlrnc. lm7odeu. Edmundson, Bar
hpur Hammond. Seaat Harvey. and Speers
On motiun # Mr. Harrison the rXpedie cy of vnting
n sword T., Brever Capt. W. II Tyler, for his gallant
services ia the war with Mexico, was referred IN
the same committees II whom WAS 'rtrrred he .xpe-
dcncy of voting rd to 'feyet Maj Thomas jack
On motion II Mr. MeCne SO much Of he report Of he
y ard Of Visitors f The Deaf Dumb and Blind lnsti u
ton NJ relates the nant,o at m,ttu ion, was re-
letred t., the committee Srhool-, Sc.
On motion nf Mr.. McGne- lesGlred. That Bill OF ihe
last -os,on No 531 STYLED ''B'I fr laving The public
lots used in the division and sale of Live Stack in
Redmond. be referred to the Committee on Pfopos-
tons.
On moioo Of Nj Fortos-- Resolrcd, That the Speak
or Of this House issue writ # election 70 the Sheriff ot
The county Of Cumberland for election ofa delegate
o snp,y the vacancy occasoned by tho death OF Nelson
Page Esq the election 10 take place on 4lh Monday u
the present mouth.
A communication received from the Senate. sta
ting that they bad agreed a The bin of the House OF
Drleoa,cs o nnihorize the Common HILL of Ptesburg
and the Trustees of thr lawn of fFarmve 10 sbscrlhe 10
the stock of the Sonh side Railroad Company, and iof
other putruses, with an amend" t-Wh'rh was '"'
CURED in by the House; md that they had also ssed
the ti authorz ne the County Court # Ch'n''e to ap
pont Two Cnmmiss nnets.
The Speaker laid b.fore tho House a communication
from the Secretary of the Commonwealth sla'ing that
"n obedience TO the resolution Of the House OF dele
uatcs have the hnnor repnt that. from the year
1870 inclusive ill this dat appears ha 263 claims
for land bounty have been allowed, and 20o5 clalns
rei,c ed by The Ex .cu'ive
the Speaker laid before the House conmnnica ion
f,om the % Auditor enrosing he rep RS from he va
rous Colleges and Academies laid on The table aud
ordered To be printed
A number Of petitions We're presented and rei rred.
and resolutions adopted. They VIII De heicea 10 "-
row.
Various blis were ordei ed 10 be engrossed
On motion Nj Cox.
The Houe a1iaurned
~..,,-rer 5A 49, p,,,a CHEESE. for saaa by
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-19

Tnr NrNl lreIsI,runr or tNlronNl.-@A AnnrN
cl tho II nos aud political cnstlhoulo ii the men
hers ol III, neN Legislature, given by the Saeremrn
Transcript Nj Woadworh Wing. iram The lth
Senatorial dis ret tn the Aantc Stalos, aud Will
not laNe III, s'at, which o course oIeulrs Va.
canry.
Sraate--lst dstrct. Warner Dem efat, 2l llopa,
" HI; 81 De la Gnefta. " hg i,h. Wndwoth.N w h x,
9Th rnels,. MIN; 9Th. lleydeulrlt and Rmdenck pem
or.ats. 5lh Nan Bulon prmoctnt; h. Donpass.N mg,
oh; i,lpai efl. Nhig lOIh. Miller. Democrat, il'h
too,, De.nocrnt; l2ph. Robinson. DE noert; 18th
Gtcto. Dsmaeat. ilh. Crosby, hemocntl l5h Adam,
u matBt.
.lssmblu San Drgo, c loh d uhtlnl, l.os Aneel ",
.- Dfna era# E. . Democrat; Santa Bathafa. tuva
tuhas. " In, Pee. DmorrnG Snn Iuls obsro, =---,
Democrats Msnteley. ndall, - 'mocat, Sania Crn4.
Is llaR. Independent. Sauh Clara, tnmpbll aud Bodey
Wa. Gonna Costs. Blown. " Nmp; Sln fthhclsc1,
Car NeihHrd, Benuotr. mud Throne, Nm2, lloil.
psmorrafi san joaquin, McD mgel Nhg; Noisef,
IDcmaefi. Ctliveme, .yod, Damormt; no. Democrat
1nnnne, Moor. RaldWln, Wilkins. Wing Mnnrosn,
IaN l. Democrat; Ornshy. doubtful, Saefrmono. BIZ
cr Drmarrt. Dunlap, Whit, Robo-on. u mneri,
IL Doudu, kend .ltl,. - moruG Hall. Demoean. Ma
r,u, Soooma. Napn. Soluuo, Nj ndocno. Badaid, nem
ocal. iols Galusl. luurry, twn'. Mig, om1rt Me.
CorLr. Demaeal luh,. FrN, ,D'm 'ent Bnne, saun-
d,ra namormt, Spnlp, Met ,udI'es :. dau5tlu.
ALTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-19
NTrSCELL ANEnUS


"flll IoRN RISING. - Folref y The IrcsN-N'
sufpnsr ilat s,mo OF "ut hrethen o the qnli WI ~
nannce The election Ut Nj j NJ Danel Ia The olhro o
Councillor ol state, under the interesting hend l"td'
Tors Kissing We ru'I. ho"Nef' lha' We may BE-
spared tins most uans'alne mfl.ehan. 'ont gorge
tses al 1he bare thought o 1t. such nm expression sup
posses oi cnufse that an editor mhi he III tompoIaNe
" lriora sphere o action h the iheal wss Witch are
IN lhn 9lll either ct the people of :" lf2lsll'F' h'do-
such Is eeltany not 'he 'snla'nn III "heh 'ol''s are
hed IN ihn enlightened countries ei For pc ana 'sr'
,1iN In ffc'. J, is rnhN'7e,fa he mn" "' 'NP''''
iaNol Il lhem 'hnl thy are called II INC mos 'PoAn'
pess II feneh iIlrS' Inc sa'esu II a'd ph'S0'''S
al france arc not slnwio perceive That he man VINO -
carahle moudlg lh' "lnnhs Z" aeanh'iN' cannon a'
together be nnh I" Nhnrll It's Inv. af take put ~ the
adnlfIst aian "l il7 government / enlf /" "Ht
msflaan iack"o"d' 'h' We hfaf 3" 'fdh"fs ulng'
Nh'h lhf' me MOST PoNtllai mi hnafeilo t''' "'
pub c mfn nm'do'n 'n's are chilled tn hiaI Ah'' IN
ollenhll'd hN '"mr"nlIh2 lh"os' III '"h' '"NE
ines seat IN 'n1tcie ~ III legislature iho acme "l hn
m1n R'e1in's, and 'uN a'o1t IN s liule h"nl a. Il
h We Ntu able lNrnGus II : l n
In regard 20 'h' particular easfoi vi i" ''''"''
vino We S'9''' WIN MN alIag'th'l III ~ PI"''''"'
III al IN Sehhrm course W. dhfa htN lhai ne ''''""
potent 10 Pa'tnm the duties o hls f~sn' posi- o' arc
aay Il 'he stnlIuG army "i political li'H'H. W. 'l'
u ef"ioo lHal h' h- 'Nb'' ed mo ''5'' IA 'n' "I"
mead iNaWl'I 'hHn ne VIII 'Nei ne t5l'a "l"" \" "''
lal IN drhIr2ing ia l1nct9ns ii lhai fungus N 'o
H7Vrfnm'n. Ihr "ih'' 81 '"n1''Hai F." HIa ''"'''
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hcen deposited WIN aIl the Inn III "i Nh'-
W. ha'' i.l'ir'n To wac, s'" loN'' u '' ''','' W
the IT.. "'s is no 'dI' "' m'hA il'l's t''' ~ '"''
Aeash ol = P'ur'h 'hN'} Il v ~ 7plp n'"'' ~
very aosde'ab sat- smnn, aud aoe'h%f dash ca" re
duft the inflated hldd'T Iolt7 ol2l mi oh'S"nS, u
can do what Is slII better crown l1hts n'' "'n us
1asi te"od lis influence Is not eoofo'd 10 any pau
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lNDlANA-U STATES DISTRICT COURT

lNDlANA-t SlA Is l1s' nv o'h'
The undersigned, grand lnors u me un'"' 'a"S
court, for the D@'rIc "' Indaoa' ''i 1t 70 n' '"''
duty Ia rspond u the "ohota'e rhaIg' gwen 10 'h' ny
the cpurt. upon the subject o Ia" ffgive AhFr Law,
aud II say, iha 'h"y i"Iy endorse the sfn'"fn' ""
views therein expressed NO "Hefl oe nas "efn oo'@n'
Ia ie no ice OF 'heJofy upon winch 10 l[ahe a" 'oo'r
lnen ot Nloa'lns OF 's law IN ae's I'll Po'e "."'"
" breathing strong dl.arcon and oPp-llioh 10 ms law
have been committed by small b'd1es oi peFshs ~ some
several l'stancrS w nm ihls dls'e'' y IS h'"'Ve''
vii aseetno'd' 'ha' the onmosf u lno'e fN e.N',s
lhcf oPm,"n to the '"io'ee"eo' "l Tue law a"""o'
10 very small portion % M P'ana''h anu u - 10
eNfh H'' W. e'''''' '''' '''' - 50 r.
f Congress IS To b" app'ohcnded within tbs S'ae' "
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nh what will become ct that dag Nhcn "e pau
Shall At droop urr the tomb 81 ont natianai iamc
Shal ocr the Wrre, mhenraehhapc of the hca,
llas abandoned that Wrotk h. oblivion aud shame
Whcn ihpthauucr oi gloy terr,r, l. utlod,
shall taeh gen, be r.set aud translated aiai
Shall the hur ht constellation that hrhteda world,
IL upiaced hy distant aud desolate stat
Ratlct heaptt, proud trophies and n'cr lhem east
Tins pail oi our houot tins shinud II en shame,
Fue tn pilc ding the a'hcs abroad an the blast
Il W. bonn amd .to,nH let It ref,sh IN fl,mo
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Jim W Davis. Foreman, & Nafwao1.
Ntlnm Nau. Wm. : / Mnrlrn.
! In nlNnn, Brutmin McGatty.
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{. y Rlmsay, llrth Hubbard,
w lllam nlvls. lluam lunaley,
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INnIANArotla NnN ~, 1850
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DANAwAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER LINING
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last Mulato Wowan ElIZ Y about = ye,r- oI az, u
chrhy IN affected >hf had ON when she lcu
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Moasn and Ba zarue and Ltn.an1 several alIro d--
es,a white Scara willow hask, aud WIN crulrrin Sh,
raiselm Prince Edward ApponataN River, and j.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

THURSDAY. Dee. l2th.
Tno Senate has adi urned, II met on the h OF jan