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Mr. Edor-In pcrusing the speech of Mr.. T. Stevens OF
Pennsylvania published In the Globe at Washington per
ceve he advocates damnabe heresy Congress has
the right prohibit abolish slavery in the territories oul
moi to establish it, Is it apparent 10 common sense
that the trainers of the constitution could not have been
guilty of so absurd and gang inconsistency US TO IN
vest Congress with authority nuly in the territories
alike the property Of all the States fundamental guarantees
on which the formation of the federal compact Pedi-
red7 and fair interpretation s that Congress mas
right in the matter either prohibit abolish establis
slavery in the territories among 1.-THE rest OF mankin'
without the sanction of partial egisatoni principle stuai
ousy repudaed throughout that sacred instrument the con-
sntion which, had it been adhered with fidelity worthy
Of our ancestors the word compromise would have tar
nished our federal statute book !,
Mr. Stevens complains of the bngsgae abuse EXTENDED
to him by Virgnian and North Carolnian. would ash
to substitute the amendment of anathema mardnatta as
better suited his offence it being my impartial opinion
that he and all of bis stamp, including the SewaIoss,
Gddngsites &c. &c. who nculcate doctrines 80 palpaoy
treasonabe the constitution and country merit the exc
cratons of every patriot and friend of good ORDER ana
should similar sentiments abhorent justice ana
rights the offspring of foul breach of faith, be tolerated
should think Congress shond share the fate OF the hup
Parliament for virtual dissolution of the union b mncon
situtiona legislation. WASHINGTON
Petersburg, July !, 1850.
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SURGEON nENTIsT.

respectfully the public shat nc IL To-
Columbia, Fuvanna county, where he Will be happy 70
Tie 70 reader such professional aid may be required
mo,e ~ o. mis- friends certificates suboned, speak
lnSy n ,han he would be willing uaaded by their est
.r.a, himself He will however promise that all orders
s H. M give entire M So!h ,o,. q, 70 s and
Nff BENZ F. COSBY.
n,.s COLUMBIA, Dgc. II, lSi9.
sm due your professional skill TO give you this,
o Certificate OF the srea, pleasure and benefit nave ay
se' tech you made upon the atmospheric prnci
only your benefit but for that Of the eommuni.
uoa the work you do being substantial anu 10
m ueful have tested the teeth fully, and can ma
nay Fl, easily. they resemble the natural teeth,
@ Tor a'ca,ion and the gold plate is devoid oi all ta'e
u, y oh The who!e, think they cannot be beaten >-
l. n, n yrS Z res'sc'iu,y JOSEPH HODGSON.
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NIoaIrE JrLy

La.e from Rasana--T The american Prisoners stW co"
fned-Erc:tement against tie American tonsG!--fefea.
Of .Ir. Girod, &c.
he British royal mail ms arrived here from IL
yana brn gine dates the 2th utmo The prisoners wh"
were taken from The Lopez expedition arc still in contne
nen and their fate and condition is unknown even BY a
American Consul or the people al large
very great and somewhat fearful state OF excitement
has been gotten against the Consul md threats M" Ire
Guent in regard 10 his assassination.
Mr. Girod New Orleans merchant who had been iinpf
soned at Havana has been released and returned nome
day
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INCREASE AND MOVEMENTS OF THE ARMY
given official notice that ngreeaby to the provisions Of
act 10 increase the rak and file of the army and
arc ensmens approved June 7h 1885, the companies OF
lht artillery will be increased sixyfour prvaies EACH
He aso directs the several companies of the scrv-
ing at the military posts in Texas, New Mexico, California
and Oregon we'll those stationed at Forts Smelling and
Caines on the Upper Mississippi al Forts kearney and
Laramie on the route Oregon and at posts TO be estab
shed on the Des Mones Canadian and Arkansas rivers,
will be increased seventyour pryates Portions Of
the infantry companies in Texas and New Mexico and nj
the Canadian and Arkansas posts where there may be no
regularly mounted force, will be properly equipped and
mounted as cavalry.
The Secretary further directs that the bounty authorized
by the Sd section equivalent for the transportation and
subsistence recruit from the principal recruiting depot
will apply TO enlistments made in the vicinity of the
posts at which the companies be increased to seventy
four priyatcs and will be allowed and paid at the following
rates. 10 wit
For cnstments made any Of the posts or sta
tons in the 9Th department. bounty oil 52b In The yin de-
parnent of S52 in the 10th department. SIZE in the lth
department. sl42; Fort Sneng s23 a or near
Fort Gaines SRI al or near the pos, the Des Moines,
s23 at or Fort Kcarney s3 at or near Fort Lara
me S4S the posts on the Upper Arkansas s5i;
NJ or near the poss on the Canadion river, S25.
The above bounty be paid in unequal Dsnlmen nj the
end of each years service in the following
tenth al the end of the first years services oneeghth at the
second years one-syth at the third oneouh al he four
and the remainder at the expiration Of the enlistment
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- ~cuaNCERY-yRGlNIA Alta Cuur OF Quarterly Ses
for The County Northumberland, AT The Court House.
% e % nursess and Benedict G burgess Executors Of Ben
SAaaael D. d pe a. .eesscd Conlp!ainanis:
asaiasl ;h Defendant.
James L. S'n!' = . -. - L.,,n .n,orsd hi. .nre,ran,e
Inc according 10 the Assembly and the rules OF
anu md appearing By satisfactory evidence that he Is not an
var al ths ordered that the said defend
Nh ear here on the Monday in Angus; next and answer
M pia b aud ha, copy of this order be or!hw nse,,ea @
.mn. n.w-paper published the Cry OF Richmond 0r TWO
os successivcy posted the front door OF the .oa 'us
q ;h,. county pv Sop. ie' j. r sTITII C. c.
D,- ,yDtn
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THE TELEGRAPH . LIFE PREsERvFR.

On New Years day, 1850 catastrophe which u IS lea1
m 70 was oyered BY the aid OF the felerraa
collision had occurred to an empty train at iravesend snd
The driver having eapod from the engine the latter started
bv telegraph 10 London and other stations and while
the line was kept clear engine and other arrangement
were prepared buttress TO receive the runaway. The
SUPERINTENDENT OF the railroad also started down The lire
nm engine and in passing The runaway he reversed has en
cine and had transferred the neXt crossing TO the mp
line so as be in bc o the fugitive he then started IN
chase and on o,ertaknc The other he into Al speed
and the driver Of the engine took possession OF the fugitive
and all danger al end Twelve stations were passed
in safety II passed Wowch nt fifteen miles IN hour; II ae
within couple of miles of London when it was arrested
Had It's approach hecn unknown the money value o
the damage il would have caused might hav aequaed thu
cost OF the whole line Of telegraph.
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n CHANCERY-vIRGINI AT rules held IN ,hs ne G,.fks @
of the County Court Northumberland on the oh day o
N,y, 1850: mn -, N;cbo.I criss merchants
- nsrrners in trade under the style and firm OF hey Dai
snd Pai''''' " ~ Comp,ainants.
&c,
against , . ,,.. ~, G u;n.S., ,,a
w W.tlIM =, II r .hndv .' Defendants.
william ~ William H. Hanson and John S Mnskey, no! hav
their appearance and giving security according 10 the ACT
hy and the rules Of this Court and II appearing ey E,s
;ha, they are inhsb;anls Of this Commonwealth
III the said defendants do appear here Oh the hrst Mon
~ ,is next, he plaintiffs bill; and mat copy OF
IL 5 forthwith inserted III newspaper published IN te
v n Echnon months successisey anu posted a! me
-. 1r 1f The Court Of tins county. Copy Ieste,
R A CtAYsRoox, Attorney. J. ~ oiiih' - -
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~ Cu,NcERY--vIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerk
f,rf he

hs C,rcui, Cou Of Chancery for the County of Hen
rro ne ,lh la oi Juie, 1880: n,.-
ic.a liasJoln, r'aN''"'
Is'' a,,a,cs.,s ,n,, other Defendants
above named no. having entered his appearances and
s: uy according the aet Of Assembly and The rules TINS
b,sn his Commonwealth Is ordered that the said defend
m: apaay he be held in the Clerks oee Of hs sad
,- nc r Monday in September and answer the Dill OF
Il. ~ and copy Of this order DO forthwith inserted 10
& paper City Of Richmond for two months
and posted al the door Of the State Court House
'Ss,a''i.Tv Cory Teste P. ROBERTS, Clerk
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1lca.NC CERY-vIRGINIAA rules held ln the Clerks %
Ia, he Superior Cur .; Law and Chacery io he
William ccury the Court House. on Monday Inc ON aay o ~
laN plaintiff.
RobeI, S Crow, F''iii''
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against ,,,,, - - -, o,h.r. n.rsndsr,.
Ia. sad teenan,s, John W. Crow and William r. Crow not
their appearance and given security according 10 the
~ II Assembly al e rules OF this Court and appearing oy ga
eyi1cnce that ,hsy inhabitants OF this Common
IS ordered tho said defendants do appear here al the
- he holden in Clerks Oce Of our said Court inc nrst
v IN Angus, next the bill OF the pldnt and thai
r o M order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pun
f N, CIV Richmond and continued for TWO months sue
,clr House OF this county. Acory Testc, r.
Nav li-cw2n d y : o1L.H-Nn. 80 - -.
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G. II v fp,o'rsisryct 70 the following gentlemen:
q Ps.s, n fra!ne' Goocland Richard Cooke, Fluvanna
{, WT.so oa.ertani, do John F. Cooke, Powhaian.
Msie, mn p gray, do w. s. Thompson, Buckingham
ger h LEX. 90 90 John Nicholas, r.ovo ao'
''a''a, june g. ls51 ~
i.s- md H"d having known Dr. B. F. Cosby for many
rom youth 10 the present day, feel no hesi
siag s'- ana scientific and practical Dentist Besides
Z pies. igs Of the principles Of the science which
aler.sr Y in operating, derived from much practi.
Si a., I esses that laudabe degroe Of professional
tsu. =. ~ mgr of moral character, which viii always
a. n o mo sa i'm against any operation that 10 unneces
III Il. the best authority and such as will not
GEORGE p HOLMAN, NJ D.
A. Y PAYNE, NJ D., D. ID. s
c. II HARRIS. NJ. D.
". n. TOWLES, NJ D.
i w BRYANT, NJ. ID.
JOSEPH SIMMS, NJ D.
JOHN r. MILLER, NJ. D.
r'nn,, GEORGE ". JOHSSoN, u. ". .
-. cw3m
/. ID AND THOMAS r. GOODE,
tA ITEM FTORNEYS AT LAW,
burg and 20 of Mecklenburg Halifax, Charione Lunen-
] Niress n. II stuns .ck -
a.lsrSn,7 W. cd Clarkssvis, ThomssF eoode Boyd
Phl Aia. May zI-cwem
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"Auld nature swears the lovely dears,
Her nobTest work she classes q!
Her 'prentice ham she tried on man,,

Bv Corp Thos Wheeey of the Blues. The Army an. ann
Navy Of Uncle SAM Brave, honorable and powslu M 'e'
acknowledge no conqusror save onan uoa o.ess e morn
ByJ H. Ferguson Sergeant Of the City, honorary ,e;a &
ber The Richmond Light Infantry Blues; CONNECTED WIN
them in days slang syne may they never cease 10 look up
on me their Sergeant" c, IT,, -
herself true to the Unon-he institutions will De protected
to the knife.
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GRAHAM completed arrangements give
volume. +
r. James, the celebrated novelist has been engaged give
\ series Of splendid
Geore d. Prentice, the poet the we will write exclusively
poem for every number
Grace engaged give series of her beautiful
stoies Il
papers for 1851
Miss Cooper, Hours
gagged, with whpple and Longfeow Bryant and Lowell
IT. b. Reed, artist and Dusseldorf
10 Italy, furnish from the galleries Of drawings
America have been London Paris, and
splendid highly finished David
Paris, be furnished for aas incompatible ladies'
meni which will excel anything that has been produced
Paris England the United States The first appears the De-
cember number
All this foretsl pendor Magazine 1851 and
Gahams win
the system OF canvassing and
number closes the volume. tHta A
TERMs-sINGLE COPIES, e.
ls5l.-An Magazine
commencing 1851 will supplied following Sin
gle subseribe % copes copes @l0 copies
for 90 and the sending the club Of sub
scrbe Thee will not be departed from by OF the three
dollar magazines. M fe 'ssF@ IL A
All orders addressed 10
aaeaHFUE.5 #1 GEORGE r. GRAHAM, Il
TX l3f Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Penn.
Oct l0--3td&3tw
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The of person apoa
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Distant Subscribers may money by letter. postage
On which w be paid BY BY In
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The COUNTRY PAPER /. published M weekly aurp. sAe 90.
Sons ~ ooas'ess' ana senli-weeky during
Subscriptions for than wear viii h. resolved on
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IL, OF The 6m OF PARKER SMITH, socts early orders for
fesher particularly with
attached He ready usual
chnes reshers and horse powers Shelters tsna
consucton ALSO s celebrated Bambrough fan, much
Maryland and Pennsylvania. He as particular
other the He devoes particular
machine repairs particularly made by Jsbez
ker sndy Parker and Smith He viii wnt such repairs give
spikes
making machines, inferior ffom wear, equal 10
Also, Of McCormick capng machines sickes
Tor same, and chains Tor chain horse powers.
RlounoSp, Va.
May 7-w6w
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DY A. M FARoUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg Pennsylvania,
ID government Mexi
revolutionary war with Great Britain and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, scrip.
Bounty LanaW attend the purchase ani sale Of bounty
land n
Patent oeehe applications M patents, procuring models,
drawings, attended all their various branches
General Post 0FeeAn claims against the department viii be
settlement Of quarterly OF
ditto facilitated, kc.
Dea Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser,
vile Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette, indianapolis
Sentinel New York Herald, and Detroit Free Pses viii publish
the Of S. and send their bills 70 this oce, accompanied
with paper June 241
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ENI4ARGEMENT Capitol.-The Committee Pub
lie Buildings OF the Senate having been authorised by resolu
Of that body invite estimates
extension Of the CAPITOL and allow premium Of five hundred
dollars for the plan which be adopted by the Committee Pub
Rudnes accordingly
plans and be delivered Secretary o
OF before the hrst day Of December next.
IL required that these and estimates shall provide for the
extension Of CAPITOL either by additional WINGS be placed
the north OF building
and distinct building within the enclosure the Of the
building.
The committee do desire prescribe any condition may
Judgment
wead thai proposed such
reference and correspondence with present building
the when complete.
Although but plan be adopted the committee 70
themselves the right form plan the adoption
different submitted should
which committee themselves the
divide apporon according their Judgment the
premium 70 be awarded for the whole PLAN those whose plans
part be adopted according TO The relative importance and
merit OF each part adopted.
r. M. T. HUNTER,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
JOHN H. CLARKE,
Committee OF the Senate o. Public Buildings
SENATE CHAMBER, 30ti September, 1850
Octl Owd l..
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Wines and IAqDsrs.
THE undersigned would respectfully can attention 20 his stsck OF
for obtaining from abroad all wines,
% % a m"s mos Oasss s he
dstc Of Europe than BY any other
house In this afford for the character and quality Of
The srransemen,s Of his store
Hotels persons wanting choice for
special occasions supplied the shortest notice. with wines
many, usually % be obtained here.
CoUNTRY TRADE supplied wholesale prices most favor
CLUBS viii and advantage order the
FAMILIES very price.
sso The essg. sorts Of wines and liquors, FOR GULL
MEMBERS or LEGISLATIVE BonEs messes and Others
b Ppss spd ssys .s. Them y e, az.
by the doxep shortest notice.
their ORDERS 'hroys ysoSs ss ps; psSiSss ma
Importer and Dealer Wines &C., 70 Walnut street, Philadelphia
o1sEeARs importation Havana, various sort.
brands Away. hand from sl9 go and sold
BY the single bos cheaper than At any other store In the city,
TEIE Magnetic Telegraph Company. morse L1nsO ths
6 established by In e United states and
Yops PhlaSepss Balmcre and wsshisson and
receiving messages stations Jersey City,
Grace the only at The present time having up
four lately ~" ns%ssr which se
required accommodation Of The public win an accuracy
and hd line s
Morse lines extending already aeen thousand miles either
wsn S ] lin. sps S.ss s more thoroughly IT,
both mi sion snd mod, o. delivery q message
sssns TO- much when facilities now
s ,s M %s s ~ % M'nd see ~ 90 not
The Magnetic telegraph Company washington
Esessnse Gay Phaepha No. Chesna, street, un-
beaver.
oas-diw tRsp. sIa.l President
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WILLIAM TUCKER, Merchant Tailor, (of the late
firm Of Lane Tucke would call the attention Of his friends
and the public generally his stock Of goods opening which
himself the
New York. and by far the variety and richest styles
offered In this city Strangers respectfully and earnestly solicited
give me call and examine stock before purchasing as
confident IL will be 10 their advantage
would especially call OF ofce Of the
navy, ibe fact prepared kinds
uniforms according The late regulations the shortest
moderate pcd warranted both In the cutting and making de-
equai establishment In this
W. T. his thanks his friends their
patronage hopes, dgence hnd
business, merit continuation same,
All orders promptly executed, g"
Sept 20-3iaw2w 500
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On slaR QRR

n qnehanna, Raiiroad-TArougA Psbg
80 hosAn express daily
connecting with the fast line Mt Middletown
irving at Harrisburg NJ \. .. m, 10 dinner.
The Harrisburg for arriving
Hodayburg Al this point have The option
taking either Johnsown by packet
stages direct from Holldaysburg 20 Pit,sbnrg.
Tickets will be sold following this
YORK. Wrghvc Columbia, Marietta, Middetown, Harrisburg
New PORT Merstown, Perysvie, Lewsown,
ingdon, Hoilidaysburg, and Pittsburg.
This train also with the Cumberland Valley mlrosd
which through Carlisle Shppensbug Chambeburg and
points this road.
the passengers Washington any
the points, Of will
depot OF the baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company the arrival
morning baggage, which will be
'f-- ROBERT STEWART,
l--dn
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General agent for clam4ms,
Once (for the pessnD No. Law buildings, Richmond,
s.s s an. sss:.
%9s % @ ssSaS sas' ''' -
years and facilities for the Of claims which
paid addressed him. either Richmond Or
s as. s Una s oomns 10 refer
s nHS Hon. James NJ MsSa and Sa.sr ass sa
Holiday, rsqia. Powell sososs Richard Parker
Hon John Mason Hon. John M Bo and James Lyons,
Hon Hobbe Assistant Postmaster General and Thomas
s e. nov " e informing and ns
a s S he sna @
M o oSy sGod e every variety. T. %
taste any former display % which the attention Of their patrons has
,aas " IN cARPErINGs
French and English veve, latest designs, supeiaive
sasssss sia ssfs,'is Eas.l 'iy sa..s extra heavy
40 premium American Brussels
'mpss''' a. ,a1ss, sapsl Psy as.iiss nsr patterns
And American .Sa ming &insSin, ain ~ wool, low priced
Cocoa mattnss, for basemsn, passages
Hemp Hem &; s;sIpsnss Is very ss..ics.sls. and cheap
@ Es,I. .a:a. .isa Chsaslls and 'afsd rug.
Figured balxes and large sized crumb cloths, &c.
a IN CURTAIN MATERIALS, they name
Extra rich French de LANES
do wofsisd damask, every shade
90 Flsnsh EsaSa and e Hnsls .s's ssnsss. snsss
Twilled and plain Turkey (red) cashmeren .t
Embroidereda lace and muslin curtains
G cornice late styles, gmps tasel loops, Ac in great Va
They also epsci. large carefully selected
Linen s,eeings, table damasks, satin damasks
Table cloths, damask table napkins
Towelngs, table and piano covers
White and coored bed quilts, bed and crib blankets
Step damasks step cloths sc.
Together with orher article in their inea of which have
reputation furnishing very goods lowest
price.
/ Sept ai--4wif p. H. HooE co. 4
RoO1s AND SHOES. Boots and shoes af snaAii prof
aud the public Of and shoes
ladies' gentlemen, MISSES boys, children and SERVANTS both light
To the Ladies'
We every variety CATERS CATERS, buskns
slips excelsiors Jenny Lind all warranted give saac
McCurdys slips and ties, old style, for
DO gater shoes do. 62s
Bronze half CATERS, thick soles
Do gaiter shoes do. 90
Misses i and ehId1sn s oSsveiy qualify and variety
To the GentiepseW.
Call and variety style
ratentieaiher and caskin Congress CATERS, for 90
superior article Of proof cunning and
seWed and boot. and shoes and oaS: :ces
own nanuiactue
s TO the Farmers awd Plawters.
Our heavy bogans boot
hands, be equnlled In and quality this We
one anu all 20 eau before as we shall oner induce
Our stock Of all kinds has been purchased with from e
parsdto sell At small profits DO forge, The bs, call
South side Of Penn. av., n sr,
Sep, ll--ataw4w IT-s.
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NEW DRESS Goods, Embroidered Shayvls. ckc.--The
IN subscribers opened large addition
fancy goods lor ladies', among which t5a e
10 pieces superiaivey rich bocade silks, for evening
Is do do do for
10 do rich silks, every colsr
do styles spotted silks, very
plain Algies ft5
10 do rich and styles Chenc silks
Is do figured and changeabie silks, very cheap
do heavy black wafered silks, ali widths
y 10 colOfed black Turk sains
30 very fine French mernos, every shade
Is rich colored sik velves do
10 do watsred Irish poplins do
SO do do French cashmere d'Ecosse, style
rs do do do mousseines de lnine, do
30 do do Scotch do low priced
~ very rich Teal cashmere long shawls
20 do do square do
rs latest styles scotch long do
30 styles lace capes
dozen real valencia lace collars
S do embroidered and lace sleeves and cuffs
do richly embroidered handkerchiefs, &c.
and desirable articles in ter line
which they respectfully the attention OF the ladies Of the
Oct s-awif r. II. HoOE d co.