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RAZORs-RAZORs,

JUST received few of those superior SWISS
u RAZORS, also an assortment ofRODGER'S CROOKS.
and WADE d BUTCHERS Razors Warranted Superior
cutters, also the celebrated KESAN SOAP with general
Brushes, Razor Strop Shaving Cups, Mirrors, &c &C.
G. G. COLEMAN
2O5 Main-st I'd door North Am. Temp House.
June Is. domis
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ROOTS
AT LAST ARRIVED.

NEW and splendid assortment of (from to inches
"A wideD Black Silk Laces, for Trimmings, at
prices to defy the competition of any other establishment
this city, call at the New ENGLAND FANCY STORE, 2lO
Main-st., opposite CIRCUITS Book Store.
MYERS, BAMBERGER e. RosENBLATT. E
June IA ~ M eodstf
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WANTED,

A SMART active BOY, about l6 years of age in the Dry
~ Goods business. One who has had experience In
selling goods and iom the country preferred The best
of recommendations as TO character, will be required
Aug 16 dwisu fgrtN MAitAlN SIoWE'
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T0 THE TAX PAYERS.

ON the 22d inst. your ELLIS will be READY for
settlement. n For discount, time, &c, Notice
above.
OFFICE IN CITY HALL-Oflce hours from A. M. to
P. NJ, and from to S 7. NJ, until October 18th.
From October 18th April lst, from 10 A. NJ to IL NJ,
and to 4PM. GEORGE w WHEELER,
fI Treasurer and Collector.
Worcester Aug Is, 1850. DIV
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ATTENTION,
Providence & worcester Railroad.

EzA1&41 New Route TO New York,
-SSz&SNssstSSTTZ VIA PROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON
FARE $500.
CARS leave the Depot, Green Street, Worcester, every
day, Sundays excepted at 40 P. M. e
June 6, 1850 diff l. H. SOUTHWICK. Stunt
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MUST BE SOLD.
ASSESSORS, NOTICE.

ApOEOOUN6 NUI1ON,
rTNIE ASSESSORS of the City of Worcester give notice,
that they delivered to the City Treasurer correct
list of the Taxes together with warrant in due form OF
law for collecting and that by Ordinance of the
City Council persons who shall voluntary pay their taxes
to the Treasurer at his Office before the 18th day of
September next shall be entitled discount of six per
centunl. Il. H. HEMENWAY,l Assessors
EDW'D EARLE, : of the City of
BENZ WALKER, Worcester.
Worcester, Aug. Is, 1850
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'HIS article instantly stains ofIsK, IKoN MouI D.
L FRuIT, &c, from laces, mouslns, linen and cotton
goods without the least injury to the finest and most delicate
textures For sale by L. r. LAZELL, Apothecary, X
Jyl7 6wisdw ~ No. col Main ST.
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WANTED.

A active trust worthy young man as Porter;
n A smart boy about Is years old as Apprentice.
A small boy rs Errand Boy. Inquire of n
Aug IA c33dw II. II. CIAMBERLIN e. co.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-12-26

After successful attack on Kong-inumg,
in the district Of Szhwn, the pawnshops
were rifled and 10, 600 reels of silver extorted
from rich inhabitant; after which about a
hundred cookshops were, set up 10 provide
for the band. Il Is further reported, besides
some persons Of importance having fallen
in the fight, that the governnr Of the prov
ince and chief magistrate of Woochau, have
committed suicide in despair, hut these re-
ports require confirmation. The province
contains many independent tribes who have
never owned subsection to the present dy-
nasty. 1 81,
A correspondents of The London papers,
writing from Canton, is disposed to give
great importance to this movement. He
says:
1.-The Chinese authorities have attempted
to grapple with the rebellion in vain, it
makes way despite all their efforts, and
several officers Of moderate distinction have
fallen in the conflicts. The progress Of the
insurgents is marked by plumber. This
movement has been foreseen for months, it
was first outwardly displayed at the new
year in February last, AMI for not having
successfully checked it in the bud, Sue, the
Imperial Commissioner at Canton, has been
degraded by the loss of four steps. To
stem the current, is almost impossible; it is
daily acquiring strength, and the Tartar
monarch must either yield, reform or de-
scend from his imperial dignity.''
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Rebellion in China.

The China Mail Of August Gath, has the
following remarks on the outbreak
"The province Of Kwangsi is at present
the theatre of serious outbreak, but
whether on the part Of the unsubdued tribes,
or of the banditti who iniest its borders, is
not clearly ascertained. There is no doubt,
however, that large body Of men is in ac-
tual rebellion against the imperial authori-
ties, over whom they have obtained some
important advantages. Recently they have
taken the chief city of The Ho district, a
place Of great commercial importance, bor-
dering on the province Of kwangtung on
the northwest, the cny being situated on a
nayigabe branch of the Canton river. IL is
eye en stated on good authority, that the reb-
els, 10000 strong, have penetrated into
kwangtung, and are within one hundred
miles Of Canton city.
The leader, who is named Li-tun-pang,
has assumed the title horne by the highest
Tartar generals, and displays banners in
scribed, commissioned by Heaven to ex-
terminate the Using (the present Manchu.
and restore the Ming (the former Chinese)
ldynasty.n He is said to have under ni,
command $4,000 men in ali, which is prob
ably an exaggera,ion. He and his fellow
chief. Team, are said to assume great state
and move about in chairs with four bearers
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-12-26

MILLARp FILLMORE. President. WfLLIAM
X. KING, President Of the Senate. pro ie,n-
pore. HowELL Cons, Speaker Of the House
of Representatives. ..s., sa.F,
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Passed at the frst Session, which was begun and
held at the City Of Washington. in the District
Of COLUMBIA. on Monday, the third day Of De-
ca'nber, one thoassind eigh. hundred and forty
nine. ~
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GtiIluater Business Dirrrtorp.

Henry l.. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Land Agent-Stiiwater, MINI. Ter. l:ano
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
,oarrdnted genuine.
REFER TO
Mcssrs. Woodward s. Dusenbury. N. Y City.
p. Chouteau, Jr., 4 Co., st. Louis.
+" X M1Kensie & Co.,
4" Hampstead & Washburn, Gaiena' III
James Carter & Co.,
H. l.. DousE,an, Esq, Prairie dn Chien
Hon. III. II. SibIey, Minnesota Ter.
H. NJ. Rice, Esq,
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wmJI1N HOLLTNsHEAD,

StiUrcafer, Minnesota
(oalce for the present, at the Minnesota ss
Ez- ~ EREscEs.Ho, Alexander Ramsey, Dasio S"P s
" and n. NJ. Rice Esq. Minnesoai Cnas D. IaIu, ..I
ST. i,,ais Thomas Allen Clark Esl- New oi,eans ,,,
Messrs. j. a. J. f. Trippe, New York, Messrs- Dnihp
q Jones, and Messrs. Temple, Barker d Evans MIA
delph.s- z<o
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B. ALIEN. VIII. sEMMEs.
ALLEN O. SEMMES,
.sti0rneys al Lap, Uiiio,r Rircr, ~.
Eroi1 Co.. Wisconsin.
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MINNESOTA House,

Stillwater, Min.-By w. Z. HARrsEoRS.
No exerticn will be spared to ensure the COM
.,t of Travellers. Porters will be IN atsendance
at the boats, free Of charge. IHl
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Cd. BEVANS,
Dealer in Stoves and manufacturer C! every de-
scfipiion of Tin and Copper Ware, Jew Goors
- iStf
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f. $. NESNE ELL,
I'll, Sheet Iron and Copper Worker. and DtdiT u
Sscuos,
,,o,nc, of sjirresotn and Fourth Streets 81. fhul
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Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Land Agent
prs-empiion claims secured, and entries made
by Military Warrants. Office ON os. Anthon!
street, nearly opposite the Upper Landing.
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VIM. ID. Philips,
Procureur, Ayoca, en- droit, ct Agent desterres-
81. Paul Reciame mis- ensurete ct des tefFe
n,raes mar des orlres militaires.
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r. r.. NELSON

r. K. NELSON.
Atty and Counsellor al Law and Gener-
eral Land Agent.---St Paul, Min.
Particular attention given TO the collection oi
debts, payment Of taxes, securing pre-emp'.on
claims, entering lands by military warrants &c
&c..--Otfice at present i'll the rear oi Ii. w.
Tracy ss Co.'S store. AL;
,CE Valuable lots for sale in Leechs Aaoi-
,;,n 2-H-ly
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= ID Wy. Ntt,~a.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-12-26

w. III. Forbes,
Fur Company. ST. Paul Outit also Dry Goods
and Groceries.-ThiId street.
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lttorney aud Counsellor az Lar dHa oofte''" q"
ch4arery-
III attend all professional business ,S III
care Saltwater. Minnesota Ter.
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AOulS NOBCteo,
Forwardng and Commission, and Dry Goods and
Groceries Corner Of Jackson and River SIS
nm the north side.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
IVA uNGToN, Jau. s
SllNAIlL.


Memorial. Wen presented
Mr. puan pc enjed ann slavery resolutions Of The
Le9isla ore nj Vermont On muftuu Ia punt. Mr. Mason
spoke against the motion.
Mr., Halle said the resolutons were perfectly pover-
less They were made ft home consumption. / ary
were touded Tor Vermont. There WAS a small and
al fanatic, in N'fmint. whose votes were c,urtad by
both parties Both parties voted for strong resolutions,
10 be appealed 10 about eeclua time when each patty
accused the ulher of pr,-sIaypfy
Mr.. Phelps SAID the Seualot was correct He him.
self diecaime all The raht To iatsere with cuncerns Of
he States Thee was no mention, On the n,ri at The
Safes. There was no intention on the pnt of III.
Nplthem States 10 inerrra with the DIM, sic concerns
tul any OF the States That there was folly and Ia
nacism ia his Sale he had 10 doubt aad he did moi
believe the South was fee nom H. Bot he claimed
that CONGRESS had the right 10 prohibit slavery in tenn
unes If he United States. The regulation Of these
eirorits, he SAID, should rest On tAe unbiased udr
meut ut Congress.
Mr.. Rusk moved to lay the motion to print on the
liable
Mr., Nulee did not wish TO discuss the question of
slavery bat he lid not agroe as Senator from Florida
10 punt language OF iIhr eilnn and insult out u cunfte-
~ to Vermont,
The motion t. lay the motion 10 pint on the table was
negatived--yeas / , nays AZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
lItNAS

In the State Legislature the House has passed bin
To determine the future seat Of Government by The vote
ut the people. The nmjnry Of The Senate committee On
the Judiciary has reported against allowing the owners
OF slaves 10 emancpae Them. unless condition Ia re-
move them 10 free soil territory. minority repnt
was made. lining il constitutional right of Gil zrns
10 free their slaves, and let them remain free in the
State The House has passed ,in resolution extend
Ing The jurisdiction of the State over The Sauhefn half
at HE'D river. The House Committee on Fedeml Rea
is has reported IN favor Of nsracling The delegation in
congress To take the proper for mutual surren-
der ofenminals fahbprs ahseondefs, Ut iugyes from
justice on ether side of The Ri Glande bill Gre
ale The Counties of Preside IL Paso and Worth has re-
"ived second reading in the House. A piut resolu
'n auiiorzine the Governor 10 raise mounted rfgi-
'nent Ut volunteers 10 enable the State exercise her
Ighin jurisdiction the county o SANTA Re has been
referred To special jint cummnee A du resoIuti n
'ns'fncng the delegation in Cnnaress t1sa their best
eHoris Tor the "ihdrawal Of the United States irmTs uu
me 'ronlier, and Ia have the protected by the Tex
MS Volunteer ringing cann.s has been read a second
line, aud ordered t. be eegtossed. ~ o. Delta
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
LEGISLATURES

On Tuesday, the House of Delegates adopted
a resolution 10 meet at H. A. NJ, instead Of 10
NJ, for the reminder of the session. The 18th
instant was fixed upon for the election of Brig
adier General, vice Dorman deceased Mr.
Snowden offered a resolution authorizing the
treasurer 10 receive the forty odd thousand dol
lars the quota of Virginia, arising from the sale
OF public lands in 1912, and 10 add the same to
the permanent capital Of The Literary Fund. 1t
was after some discussion, laid upon the table.
The bill, heretofore passed and reconsidered. an
propnatIns Sl4,5OO to erect additional accommo-
da'Ions tor the officers of the Western Lunatic
Asylum was paSsed-ayeS II. noes 81
On wednesday, Mr.. Dorman, lrom The Srecial
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
LADY EMELINE STUART WoRILEY.

This accomplished lady, paetess Il considerable tai
en-, recently arrived In this city aud has pet upat the
NeTanda Hotel. She ison her WY Ia NeNeo, after
having VI it'd the principal cities Ia the United Staos.
Lady T.. ). WerlIey expresses her high deligat with
the scenery of he West. She lady II tie musl In
era and enlightened views htag ainitd 18th nome Of
the absurd pr jadces of lhe Cd Would. Lady Emo
lne is daughter Of lhe Duke Of Rutland. and re.
narkabe Tor huh spirit VI inquiry. which has led her
in'o Asia and Aa after passing IN her travels hr Ii
Hungary. Turkey, and Northern and Essen Europr-
She comes hilrr To add Knowledge If the Western
connent 10 her acquaintance with tin osunitics in her
naive hemisphere. Her daughter. fine young lady
Twelve yeats Of age, 10 whom Qa.en Victoria. after
whom she named, Stood god mother accompanies her
She leaves New Orleans next week fr Vera Cruz, by
the British steamer from Mobile and We heartily wish her
health and prosperity IN her perestiaali1ns. " o
PicGytme
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r II J. W n II TX z II S
BALTIMORE. jan. u p. NJ


C\Dp1 tz-,rt.#. II. r,....= 81, 5i.. =. H.
ed 1850 henIorD4e Will, l0oLn VIVA sorl +.
p1ckers; 81 Ia cily bafch +: 31l Ncra lr over on
soil aol 2i) uerc dayen 40 pLlladaln1ia pI.rs
lauprd from A. Ia a. an the l,sf canal !, t1S7 *
net and sr,,i,., Il ,toss :, t,. ~. = -
sold nj L m r5r n.y.
HOGS \ br SUNNY c,nli.nes sca,ce W. ,,,.,,
ffom 4 2In4J 80
FLOUR Wen#re s,l.4o, S,n,1,v # 9Do bfls
Howard Npre,l FEoraS1 - I,1,y in, co., a,i
dslrf cHle then WIS al n very a,Si,, l,I,, to,r
ate. The mafhatn,y bac,a.,.l.tei fra ~, a
winch Ne mad If a sl,fI e1 l5i ~ o - ~
Ilddsr-afCitq NH, Tlanr l.L 81 Inn Y,e La,, ~
M tran.artlous
GRAlN-Ihe receipts If Wheat are oeite limited
Neandf oo 81 Ia tfl,3,, al st a. Io) 49,, 49,
,ler,nuI ' ~ e." . gnu
saes ef white Conn a, - IA cent. y.la,,.,. hill
-, ~ . INV Ns''' - ''''' e'"i'' i'"o" Is he'd
We qoate o,rsar 32,g3 cont, 4 ,,,o .,Io r,o..
stup " M ,nadr a 81 cent.
PE0YiSloNs 2ly .,9,' =, ,on IA. -.
Balum.fa P,lme paIl,aisfl lablls nav, nai,a,,,a
Mes do M al Sp5lls,i.sf nav, p,l,,a,', N. /
BeeratSI2. Sslcs of 10 0nl#n.' lnu SD, - cts
1000 piece. bulk S1nalls,s N l.. .I51 A.. -, d -
= It arI 800 bull, lIaus n \ ris A.Ies af a5o
.lr- old Land tainted ,,,,,,. mad, = ~ at, -, -
30 hbl. new ~ Cos ms '''' u - s'' ''''' ''o
WTIskFY Price. have da,ac1 l,na S,lo.
of 1lI -, ~ -, 9,el''% niue oa'e'
= - , s's - , ,",, ~ ','' US
The weather day has been lpoemert and operated
aeaos ootdaer business.
Stocks az slrldy bat not active. Treasury noie G's
hr muncy market tsI, al,.s ,asv rbe,s j. a., cl,,
10 neoge ia 'br @les Of discount.
fA'hag9" on loNdm is somewhat heaver-Slaio
s'erks at - In - prem.
It u, m iTe' gnn2rs firm though the demand
Of pace- IS upward. SAILS today anona,'d Ia hoo
hlls al u o.lr a. ""f ''"" ~ 1"10
brands ON, 4 Is s,l. - q, ~ ~ ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
e2o 2lo 229 2l9 22o
Necessary. III 10 III IlO III

Mr.. Bnef If Pa. after the second vote noyed POSI-
plne The election u Glerh AMI plceod the election Of
Sergeant at AIMS. OBJECTED TO.
Mr MARSHALL made ap Intellectual en,rl 10 have Thos
j. oampbr aching clerk. sworn Ia clerk pro trmpofe
MI kaufman made an intellectual effort Ia have the
plurality pnpclple adopted ator another mai fr clerk.
MI MrNnlien, ur the rufposn If concentrating the
SIN IT Jaauafy moved that whtn the House adj urn be
Ill Wednesday ueNt.
heqastion vas taken by yeas aud nays and resulted
In The negative, by yeas IS, nays / G
The House then atjpumed untl Tomorrow.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
ITol.SE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Tbsllsoss MI At Il rel ea The J,auaI " yes
rrfj1y t9iaa haea rf1d.
Nr G,aftf. of lrpp.. who bid uetl nav been dea.n-
Cd al t5ue By dpuo=r all elton, appeared IN rs seat
ttday. ani was qHld.d by aL,nl The usu4I oath 10
sappfrt1he CONSTITUTION Il he l#uftrd States.
Nh Hammond. II u l.. presented petition fron sam
mel Chalprfs paving indemnity 1r French soAaIi n
t.fnf 10 1910 which referred 1, The Committee en
F9raila A0rs.
The remainder Of The Session was occupied by neGec
lnal y1iiug f. Clorb
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14

Committee, presented report and bill mak;,-
approximations for removal Of free persons of cas
or. The House then, with the Senate. proeeaa
ed TO The election of Public Printer. w6c,nna.
bm. I. Richie was misunderstanding recd;,'
ed all the votes given but one.
John NJ. Patton was then elected Councino-
OF State, ioi three years, receiving all the yo,ss
cast. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
:, MIXED BASIS.
Without Licenses. With |

Eastern majority in the House II, in the Sen
ate 4, en- the basis of White population and reve-
nue. without licenses or 10 in the House and 6
in the Senate, with licenses.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
FROM HARRISBURG.

Hdrrlsburg, Jan A.
scene 'h me Widest excitement occnred in uur midst
lasi night Mr. Valentine Best the newly elected SIT,
~. has Suddenly hecane ublux4us o a, least qf.at
rpr'pn 81 The Democratic parry At HARRISBURG orca-
stoned by The yacating he has chosen t pursue
~ he expression At his political opuiuns aud Ia II even
ing ''frhi'gh praressen preceded by fife and dru a.
was '"fned. and taInpng Ia the hniel of Mr. Resi-
rahe lie ar res"uud with Ahonls Of discard and The Wills.
-W'hes. iurni u he cruwi was carried laroe Ian
'efn: o" which was varous'y insenbed The Best self
ma"e NM. mo BriLsrgn ..Uho roied Best p
My .oek Robin" The Best successor of .f,nodi''
d'd u myseG1' TWAS altogether disa,ac, fll de-
fs'Es's'i. and deserv.s the ssfe If every advocate
0srd,r and quie-Balt Pat
FxDER" sTRokE- Paussin said Nj. Clay
i' <sni'aneprnt that the Ainean Government ,vould
n'd M infih e"ae-p, denee with HIN came upoa him
pike 'tnsder on de heev
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14

20 IN y tire I, New Y0rk
Nv rs his particular attention to the sale Of M Ant,
~ fAcauRhp AND LEAF TOBNCCO.a and other
produce and will maize lar AID h.lal advances en- ,l
ne 1's9 pays fti,aar attention. 10 the execution OF
orders Tor produce geH.raliy. Address a. above
Jan ! 3mif '
bLAAh BONDS FOX SALE. Al Ills OFFICE
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CEN. CASS, SPEECH


We have read with care the speech of Go,
Cas-, upon bis resolution ofinquiry, as 10 susnend
ing diplomatic intercourse with Austria Il =
deliberately written, and was read with due ON
phass. There is great deal of sophomore do
clamation, and really we think he has not MAJ,
as strong a case as he might have done. Il
wont do. He will not be the candidate Of H.
party IN lS92. The Democrats were never
guilty of the folly Of running a defeated man g..
the Presidency. " ior
/ Gen. Cass assails Col Webb and GOV. Jo,ol
er for proceeding to their respective missions
Just before the meeting of the Senate nv VI.
Their nominations were to be passed upon oni
says he will vote against their confrmatio, e'1
this cause Of itself. A more absurd reason ,, ol
never assigned. Better that he had referred h;s
vote to "bitter end" opposition to the Admins
traton Of the man who had defeated him
feeling oil Vlndlctlve resentment could have boon
appreciated, and, however it might have been
lamcnted, would not have inspired contemnt
! We venture to say more than half of the Mini
ters and Charges, appointed since the advent .,
Jaoksonism, left this country before their nomna.
tions were confirmed. Did not Gen. Cass him
sell proceed upon his mission upon a mere an
polntment of the President: An illustrions r.
stance presents itsclfto the recollection. Mr.. Van
Buren, went To England as Minister before tIa
senate had an opportunity To express its opinion
u ms h,hess Tor the ONCE. His nomination was
feJectea-iof otherreasons, however, than those
upon winch Gen. Cass has announced his oppo
sitlon to Mcssrs. Webb and Letcher
Was the "niebtH of those rcntlo,,a, r.o,,, a.,
Senate as he forr,s d.; l: ' ~ : iioiii ,he
whom tIo.d;d ;,,,..,.sa 'ne country
.'.f t"' W. IA "oi5c taste than the folstlng
uponthe incoming Administration in the yery
l las, moment OF MIR. Folks political existence
zen taSs own son as Charge to Rome, or of
Mr. flanagan as Minister to Berlin, both being
VIGOROUSLY UNITED ior the duties of their re-
sPecnse missions, and the latter OF whom has
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TIE LYNCaDURG VIRGINIAN.
LYNcGnUnG StAUAxy IA. 1850

o. We are requested 10 state that JoHN
WILL, Esq. will moi be a candidate forre-election,
as one oil the Delegates Of the county Of Camp
L.ll