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Messrs. EDIroRs You viii co ifcr favor the Amei-
Wing ny publishing The following resolutions
Ezacis from ths pinstss Of he -sasriean WAis Society
yhereas we deepes regret death Of
member Of this sccietya
Abilities unwavcng integrity and ardent PATRIOTISM
dseryedy high place e and Of his
rounuymen; Therefore,
BE yesorsa That while him a Of
prosperous couuuy also flung ta society should
regret who has long been OF IL brightest
Resoped That testimony respect his memory
badge of mourning for % days.
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THvRsDAY, April is. 1850.

THURSDAY. April ls. 1850.
Edward y. Bullard and Gilbert L. Wilson, esqrs., oil
New York. motion OF the Hon. Daniel Webster. were
admitted attorneys and counseon Of this court
No 1913. Fleming and Marshall plaintiffs, u.s. J. Page.
The argument OF this was concluded by Mr. Web
ster for the plaintiffs.
No 70. j. Beckwith plaintiff in error. u.s. Thomas j.
Halderman s a. The argument OF this cause was com
menced by Mr.. Walker for the plaintiff in error
Adjourned until tomorrow, II O'Clock, a. m.
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Messrs RrrcHIE & BuRkEs Il has occurred TO me, on
reading enclosed from the Mssissppan. pa
Der published Jackson (he capital Of the State Of Mis-
.ssppilhe place, far as am informed al which me
idea Of the Nashville Convention rst suggesiedhat
there would be pIoprey la requesting you 70 publish T.
The Of hs Request arises from the TACT that there -
systematic effort being made 70 prejudice me puohc
mind against this convention, and 20 produce ths impress
SION thar disunlon was, and sl Is, s object Now,
know that this i utterly untrue Jackson Is situated In my
district and well understand the public SEN
tmen OF that community and have no hesitation In making
the declaration thai there u not people Ia the United
states more truly attached the onion than those whom
represeni The real enemies Of the Union those who
aue pt 10 srenghen the hands OF the abotoniss and
eesosr aud their allies, and who join them in the hue
and cry against every made for the purpose Of
protecting the constitutional rights OF the South The
a,ion. adopted BY the convention e best evidence
what did, and what we're is Intentions The conyen-
t9n composed Of equal number Of wings and dem
ocats and am certain that no measure ever had more
unanimous support than was, and Is still, given this
hope hs public will read the action Of the Mississippi Com
yenion and judge Of It's motives by what Il has said and
done. believe that nnety-nine in every hundred OF
the people will sustain, under every contingency the
luons which IL adopted IL has declared the opinion OF
,e people Of the State OF Mississippi in reference their
constitutional rigats and the people Of that State believe
that those the principles on which the Union was
founded and that their defence is necessary It's
ton III this will upon the principles laid
down The resolutions adopted BY Mississippi conven
on (by retaining from The exctcse of doubtful dis
puted powers,) will la orese and we viii never again
hear CRY thai the Union is In danger Il the inya
sion Of rights and eqaay Of the States that produces
danger the Union and The real and only enemies of the
Union those who under the pretence Of attach
rneni 1t, are making war Gin common with the aboli
tonisis against every who has either the patriotism
OF courage stand firm 10 defence of the constitution
have been astonished TO tia, southern editors
are lending h mselves this camor and that they should
be blind 10 the fact that they doing the very thing
that done by every soil paper in the
Union They playing into The hands Of Leir worst
enemies again repeat that greater loyalty 20 the Union
is nowhere be found Than among the people of Misss-
spp aver that do not kaoag single disnnionist in the
State But am equally hee - declare my conviction,
thar Mississippi will abide by md maintain the position
she has taken any and every hazard She loves the
Union bar she loves liberty, equality, and justice more
These the very life and sonl OF the Uinon Without
them Ii would be bnt dead caIcass, worth preserv
ing. Yours, respectfully,
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, April ., 1856

IHAKLOTTESvlLLE, hpIn q, lo0U.
DEAR SIR: large number of the friends Of the South,
and by consequence OF the proposed Southern Conven
on to be held at Nashville the fret Monday in June
next in casting about for suitable persons 10 represent
this district in that convention have fixed upon you
one of their delegates Your long OF public
vice in the councils of the Union, and Otherwise; your
we'll known devotion the Union of the States il
formed and ratified by the fathers OF the republic, and
your equally well known anxiety TO preserve that Union
rights OF the sovereign parties the compact and above
all their abiding confidence in your patriotic devotion 70
the rights honor and interests of the South at crisis
like the present, when she is assailed from without and
il not betrayed yet feebly defended at home, have in
iuced as urge you 10 consent 10 represent in the
Nashville Convention, where. doubt not, your high
reputation and well known ability will render most i'm
porant aid. Please let us hear from you Immediately
With great respect. your friends,
SHELTON r. LEAKE,
JAMES B. ROGERS,
WALTER COLES,
JAMES ALEXANDER,
ROGER A PRYOR.
Hon. ANDREW STEVENSON,
Georsetown, ID. T..
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u
Cosdifio. of the yothsrs Markets. A
NEw YosK, April 49,. p. m.-Holders OF cotton are
awaiting the steamers news, which has just been an
brands have advanced cens; southern steady WITHOUT
change. Sales Of Genesee wheat $50 Corn ac-
tive, but unchanged in price Sales Of United Staes loan
at advance; Pennsylyania IS at do Fancy stocks still
tend upward.
The Embssziement Case. &c.
PHnADKLrmA, April Up. m.-Thomss J. Hough the
ing pnrloned money whilst clerk in The post
Office, and who committed In default Of $1,000 bail
undergoing investg the result OF which had
uanspireJ at the time Of sending this despatch.
Operations in market generally restricted
count oil the weather and the the Anecas
Late asd Impmfa~f from Nw ,rco Mr. India~ Dsyvs-
daffons
ST. LOUIS, April I7-Advices have been recsivsd here
from Los Vegos, New Mexico. the 9Th March, which
furnish details Of recent Indian dcpedaons perperassd
dread, and the Indians daily becoming daring
The writer says hst runner, cent by party Of Buffalo
hunters had arrived Los Vegos He reported that the
company had fallen In with party OF Apache Indians
when engsgenen ensued. Two Of the whites were
killed, and three iour badly wounded and the time Of
exhausted The commander OF the fortress hsd been called
upon order out the military but the Indians having
been satisfied with their booty, had retired
About the beginning OF March, three Mexicans
killed at Verua Springs, on the road between Los Veeqs
and Santa Fe
Strong terms Of disapprobsuon expressed towards
Col Monroe who Il alleged dad Lot act with sufficient
luton In granting licenses Traders. IL sad that
many OF the traders ia the habit or selling and
ammunition TO hostile Indians.
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COLES Amertcsn Fruit Book, Directions
" Prcpagsine, and Managing Fruit Trees VOL 1892
Thomass American Fruit Cunr for The nursery orchard and
garden vol, 1872 IN 'f77
indsys Orchard and Fruit carden-Floy sadoa
vol
Downing Fruiis and fri, Trees Of America II vol.
Kendrtckf American OrchaFdst. Sth edition:
The Fruit, Flower, and Kitchen Gsdenby Patrick Ncill;
vol
ssyer's American Fruit Garden Companion; VOL
Anderson the Hot House 1 vol.
The Paaisr Guide, practical essay giving
immediate effect u wood BY the tanspandng large and
andeferow| sh Henry steasn; vol, Ednbgh, third ed
Forester being practical directions for e plant
ing rearne and general management Lon
don.
On Usefai and Ornamental Planting vol, London.
Ap FRANCK TAYLOR.
limited states Public Documents. Ola and view. Of
kind and al books Of character always be
had sppicsnont to
TAYLOR q MAURY,
ApW BOOKSELLER Penn. av, near esh street.
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ga7-Frends Lusher.-AIi persons who
with Lutheran Church, and
religion cordially invited 70 attend service
(2s O'Clock, ~ fauit
English Lutheran Church. Of and ilth Streets when
very special win be delivered BY The pastor Services also
mepm
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ny- The Annual Meeting OF tire o. sabbssh school
Unonv city, held wesley Chapel Monday
evening a2d instant u O'Clock. Several addresses win Ne
Al person. Interested in sssh School. are respectfully invd
Apo O. q, WIGHT, Secretary.
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The Philadelphia American, in support OF the opinion
that the pubhhcl receipt Of California gold above
the true amount. says
il was stated by The last arrivals from Chagres bringing
the San Francisco mails and specie shipments OF Marc Is
upwards of three millions OF gold dast received
New York. Col Snowden the treasurer Of the United
mint is city. inlorms that by these arrivals
he has received only million fur bundled thou sand
dollars aud IL IL all likely that there more than
from one hundred thousand dollars worth OF duet re-
naming in privats hands
The total amount CT ornia gold received at the Uniied
States mints thus officially stated,
Total receipt. At The Philadelphia mint, up,o
March 3f, 1850 60 -aS 21l
Receipts from LIST 10 9th OF April rs 600
Receipts by the steamers Cherokee. Empire
CITY. &c, bringing the San Francisco ship
nents Of March lsi, 1850 Loo 600
TOTAL nceipu at the branch mint at New Or
lienz, up 10 February 2s, 1850 l6oi IsI
Estimated receipts from March ist 10 April rs,
1850 $50 900
sis, AZ, 452
Add, IN private hands 300 600
Grand total -SI3.625. Asa
The mint at Philadelphia is about receive alterations
and addition, waich, when compeled will enable IT.
coin. whei worked 10 us full capacity least So 600
per monh, or forfytro millions per The officially
fancy will be in finding supply OF the precious metal
gre and steady as is the influx of California gold.
IBaf. dmaiean.
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DuRSrsrrED ROOM FoR RENT, nd Mrs. cisrk's
len street, opposite WIZARDS Hctei ApH
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nurrIP BARTON KEY win attend - sny bussness
no may with before either q the courts o. sh Dis
.-xrs md befHs Con
sresr and me Departmenss. once on street. - 81
WAsnueros, Jsiy ~ leA Su5 E--zwh
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DIED,
In tis city, on evening instant ISAAC COOPER,
and SARAH A. PnEsrIss, aged frcc and
months
The funeral place Csupday evening"
O'Clock from their residence, avenue
The TO attend e funeral
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should an unconstitutional measure oil the ieoers gov
he unpopular IN particular States, (wbscb woud
seldom, fail 70 be the cs-e she means Of opposuon % ~
and perhaps refusal 20 operate with TIE
officers cf the Union the irowns Of the Ssie execunve
would lie oen added such occasions, would oppose di
cntie. not 10 dcspised would form IN large Sse sen
States hspencd 10 be IN unison. would present obstacles
which he national gpve nment would hardly DC Wiling Y
encounter Eucroachmcn Of The federal government upon
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"THE CoNsTITUTIoN;"
Daily Papsr, 10 BE- Pubhsd IN Washingon CITY d. O.
E undersigned will shortly publish,
new daily paper as the orn Of the great uMos
The OF evolved from
mankind Tend fatal examinations bu ID the pTeTogatye
Of an enlightened public win control eIn and make them sub
fully work United tending avowed
which patriot would dsos the calamity that could
that who, noby relnqus
and old considerations
shoulder 20 shoulder for "Lbsrfy and the Uaon,
The fires Of American patriotism require
hearts Of too OF Evil Influences from abroad
have found their way amongst em and smothered the flames which
ought 10 subside in American Of
country ies ains has been held light better
peri In another the moral sentiment has been stimulated
and the South dissolution the Union
the missionaries OF scentng blood from aar h0veng like
vultures in the hope Of conflict.
tho old paeto throw aside their old and divisions and
10 unite salvation of country
high time that they should wake from their false security and look
their real danger In the aceto their American char
resolves with
domestic foes shall the Of their coantys glorious
destiny tS@s4as bs 34eEtU t1Et I4tsSles
win purpose THw CoxsrIrurIos faithfully
70 the senments the Union will recognise
man asa whg denocrn but friend foe
those measures and only those, which the Union party will
uon esa k3aa 1871 tsAHeag 4 t@ eaAN3 sF# fE4NA
take the field hce armed" In the
fully confident ofsuecess and oe liberal Of enlightened
and still independent people. tt4 fe-o afbs tdAER Yl*
The first number viii be published the necessary
chanical arrangements shah be completed sl ls9t E.
TERAs; Daily dollars year T Weekly,
Ave dollars Weekly, dollars. Letters addressed % le pub
uroushou. the United are hereby
agents! isa hHI tet2 5& Hill t.aa
wAsmsaroS Cry, d. o., November -, 1880
Novl3 t,ssHag g l9 9asa.tn. #e
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GENERAL vapor Bath-Adoped unanimously by Congress,
VI recommendations numerous United
States surgeons and other eminent pysicians testimonials
The fixed o. portable The position
debaed, the distribution Of
applications Nature aiding from the epidemic
antdote United States penitenar
and eewerc efficient in diseases called mecura In heu
sautary the of the
famed oriental bath still used In Turkey there lately
studied and found TO be particularly
Instructions and rights for making
and furnished Also powerl but safely graduated electro
machine, for and other complaints
Applied City Hall, wing first floor, Convenient for the
lameO No %, and nj residence sick Probaum est.
Sept S-eodn BOYD REILLY.
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GENCY, washinxton-The undersigned, late Of the In
specon Of the Post Office Department. offers his servs
generally and those OF the southwestern
particularly win the that his removal from ONCE
has for yea
taned honesty, capacity, and bdehty and
In ofce of both with their hearty
him therein. ftt3 t.
All business Of at the seat OF
win be thankfully received and promptly despatched
leS'S1 1 81 JAMES OWNER, Agent,
Juy 4-du late Of Post Once Deparimsne
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new DRESS Goods, Embroidered shasvls. s.c.-The

NEW DRESS Goods, Embroidered Shasvls. Ssc.-The
subcrbers have opened addition their
fancy goods ladies' among which are 9E sGs t.s
10 pieces supeaiivey rich broeade silks, for evening
is do do for street
10 DO extra rich watered silks, every color
8 do new styles spotted silks, very neat
S 40 rich plain Gro dc Algiers
10 do extra styles Chene silks
IS 10 figured and changcabs silks, very cheap
8 do heavy black waiered slks, all widths
10 do colored and black urk saiiu do
30 do very French merinos, every shade
Is do yerv colored silk velvets do
10 do do watsred Irish poplns do
do French cashmere d'Ecosse, new style
25 do do do mousselines de laine, do
30 do do Scotch do lOw-prced
10 very rich cashmere long siawls
20 do square do
IS latest styles scotch long do .s..
90 new styles lace capes .
5dozen real valencia lace collars #-l.a #.s.
do embroidered muslin and lace sleeves and cuffs
do richly embroidered handkerchiefs, &c.
Together many desirable their line
which respectfully invite the attention Of the ladies Of the
District and It's vicinity. .E
Oct 6-2wif r II. HoOE u CO.
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rrrsa ...s.-.,s... having resolved 70 sssndon his
house, "Columbian the Of and sh streets,
The immediate vicinity General Post 0bce and Patent obce
.tand. well known 10 require
extended As presumed that those derous Of renting
examine them themselves, he deems further
household and kitchen fniture which 10
nearly new be sold accommodating terms 70 such may
should such be entered into
will disposed Of public SALE Possession given immed
atey a, rn.oo,r,,
2a--dtf " ~ kDhkBACn
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mrE AMERICAN Live stock Insurance Company
Indiana

THE AMERICAN Live stock Insurance Company
Indiana Charter unlimited, 1850
rapiu $50 900. Stockholders Individually liable.
for Of horses mules prize bulls sheep, and ca
against the combined risks
Ssn disease ALSO stock driven eastern maIke
South. Losses paid In thirty days after Of death
DIecoJoseph g. Bowman counsellor Ferdinand Eberwine
merchant; Captain Isaac Mass merchant, George D. Hay
shu Thomas Bishop builder John Wise merchant and
bank Alvin W. Tracy merchant and bank directors Hon
Ape r. Ellis, Of vncennes Abm. Smith,
nmer bank director, and auditor of Knox county. wv X
Joseph Presdeni H. ShurteG Whitney, Secreary
VIM and 3ent Vineennes branch
AZ The State Bank Of Indiana. HHsRr. sa Hs
NELSON, agent, Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and
18Th streets, Washington City, lsAt .Ras
sept2s-dly - aH 4
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ToHN BINNs, No. 1Ia wslnut street, philadelphia.
United States for the district Of Penn
sylysna Of deeds for all The southern and western
business shall be transacted
| promptly and fethfuly. lie has all necessary forms
u Oet fa-2awn5w
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EDITED BY
tho M As RITCnIE.
1.usr.I Agency snd. law Once al washington.
DE sELDING q wYLIE, IN

W. 80 IA Byopss Hotel, RasAiagton, b. e.
caAs DE sELplNcA ANDREW WYLIE, jr., having formed
W 20 tneship Tor the Of before
nse executive Departments, board OF com
s.ones appointed for the adjustment spoaions o. Other
aIs against foreign government
fs attention % all business that may be ntused
ad un duties claims arising under Contracts treaties or
herwse buying and selling real estate collecting private sas
renp, nc. I . , ad lN.k8 tNg
Andrew wyiie, will attend q any law business with which
Xhsr the firm be intfused,
~ Di.uc Supreme Court Of the United States.
Sa, Seding, being United notary
deeds of
viii ve prompt attention 70 the isAng o testimony, acknoeds
ssni Of deeds, other which appeain
charges will be moderate and regulated BY
.,5 ,he extent of services required la 8taa tETYf
lpost pai viii receive immediate attention.
Sent 8-dly ts KEW Ill tN fiA t&FsH r.
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HAVE largest
and CRATES offered the citizens OF Washington for
large give would respassins
stoves crates for Cumberland coal
terms styles wood Please cali and examine them. will
% $
churehes and Offices which am prepared 70 put up a. @
paror for heating paors and chanbss
ave in addition TO the above, day received direct from
'rPp " s sm
De bottom Of the ovens and give entire saisaeon have the en
should satisfaction, i can be returned and the
SSe s's oven and the word Ena on the 1ontpIaie.
with me above stove, T handsome % os p1ror
call and examine my stock before purchasing xvoonxvApn
Penn avenue, between 10th and lith streets
Young & OREH, Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
opened beautiful assortment Of fsensonabe
We have cloths cassineres and ves,ngs and
variety oqua, which prepared 10 make up TO order at
Our clothing will be found mostly superior and
quality Those wishing complete suit OF any article or immediate
Wehays sh good make and q. undertakes IS Of
which win sell at fair prices
fease call and see uo,x, : oppu
Three doors west Of Browns Hotel, Penn avenue
Undersigned Is this day dissolved by Consent
"' necessary ''''''' '"' 'w "; p wALLAGI,s
WASHINGTON, August e6, 1850.
undersigned prosecute claims OF all descrp
against department Of The government al
Washington. - = ,y.,. Arm
Refer To the Hon Messrs Speaker Cobb OF Asmun
Massachusetts, Bayy Virginia Ph9nx, Of New york; Taylor
House Representatives OF this and the last Congress-
Aug 9-3aw3m
EALI styles Of dress goods for ladies' JUS
Plain figured silks and satns, all wool satin dc
solid mernos, aacas, paIametos and camees
stock OF prints, which equal
brought 10 this market The whole Of which
viii be sold nj the very lowest prices for cash only
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and sti streets
DISSOLUTION Copsrtnership firm heretofore
Dyer Brother Is this day by mutual
dissolved MIR. George " Dyer will attend 10 the settle
u Of the late fun also Of The unsettled business
due late Robert W. Dyer, deceased TO which immediate attention
stspectfnfy requested. EDWARD g, DYER,
GEO. y. DYER
W.smsoros, September "a, 1850
o. Copsrtnership NOTES.-The undersigned have formed
Arm OF Dyer Mcclure, and
Dyer Brother OF 10Th and Pennsyivanis
Tey most respectfully solicit patronage
upon h and pledge themselves TO discharge fait
every conhded 10 them
D,, Mcclure are prepared advances upon all
''"'' ~ EDWARD c. DYER,
J. G. MCGUIRE.
w.smseros, September -, 1850.
97-du