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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

PREACHER " iSTED.-l ~Isn 20 get le'u..- Rs
l. commence scloo. on the first 81 Nbsentar ngr 4la
teach French an. MuSlt preferred Adde'S IAN iIAR
No.. l!-cii Diana Hi.Is Buciia .hHn cluo
BURNING FLUID. fresh Burmng Fluid Of spp.a
- ~. past received, Tor sale by
PURCELL, LADD n 60 D!u,,
~ 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

AT the request of an esteemed correspondent, weepno
ish the Of the Senate the passage OF the TEXAS
Boundary Bill the 9th August placing in hoes the
names OF the Senators from Slavcholding States
YEAs-Messrs Badger. Bell. Ber-ien, Bradbury fright,
rocte 'rr~-n- acuel Davis OF Massachsetts
Rnsk, Shields, Smith, SPrnancf, Sturgeon, Wales, Whit
comb and Winthrop-30.
NAYs-Messrs .Achison, Baldwin BarnrreH, Brnto' But
Ter Chase Darts of Mississippi Dodge Of Wisconsin Ew
ing Hale Hunter, Mason Norton Seward Soulr Trney
Cnder7.ood Upham, Walker and IMee2O
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

i, ,,r, While al the North with the OK
s;on Of Fred Douglass and other o. n(,@u
Cnw,ri and Van Hu;.n, they arc ptoselo. ;n;u h
nuisance rhlhe' ,y are taken OF in sickness and
IN heal,h where they are fed and cio,heu ~ b Nnrh ~,
,oc Gr th, purpose Of letting ieh i,oS f Eyvn, i,
~" n, wv @ sc,rne worse than The ocusis Vi hss ~. ~
a,ic u ii mis- that the Aboonsts ask Us 10 na1aFd
tho ,r;sten,e on! imerinn mon We say ~, If ,h
times no. by refusal we PEN VIZ heief th,t
nr African race We express the coh"aen -; h ,,a'
en iy Of the people Of the North, taxing uie SANE
;. ~ H. .nlec, which wc do ourselves are ;,,; ~
prora th'ir r'o" reay If the consequences and
W @ MI candidate, Tor tie future 10 beware "ho' 'e
call their friends ~, than, heinz certain who i,
Wc make these remarks without MI u''S man 50 personally
o,a,d Governor of New York. That man ~
nonlar as Mr. Hunt, should have been 10
crr,,cbed" is evidence that suspicion VI oei mn w.
with Sewardsm was regarded as an M n,naned of h
";.;on If the fugitive slave law that lost VT nun. -
anv conservative votes We expressed our
Of the language ii Inc tihie, anu nv
takes our view of The case
ooros Thomson the English Abolition lecturer ana mem
.oorp,r,ncn, WINS welcomed public meeting IN "cy
month Mass by Wendell Phillips as the Vi "'
,,,verv cause who had returned 10 witness the eompa
umnh Of the cause in which he early rsSeo HIS ilie
IN ebow 10 what perversion Of The truth the auo' 81
;,f,mons sentiment resorts, we quote TIC io'e ''
on,oe of the last annual report oil the Massachu 'h'i
slavery Society," Lafayette was the iiiend ana eop"'
WASHINGTON Shareholder and aided essentially IN ''e ad
inc m our glorious Republic which An'SlaSeFy TRAITORS
would now overthrow 81
1.-THE lapse of time say the board OF anti slavery mann
gers and the progress of events have but served a oDy
our deliberate and often recorded opinion thai 1'l o, "
dns for the slave from his bondage-ths only rra'mpm' o
o@rsses from our guilty participation !" t c.. ore M
ruins Of the American STATE and ne Amr!eaM
The work which the American Aoolilionis's I",eln
der,oken is no qa one. They aim at nothing less IN
rsfar,naton in II. religion and rtroluon IN INC s0erh
ras,t OF TIE cauufru.h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

A colorcd gentleman who had probably been taking
something" writes 10 Frederick Douglass that this govern
ment h. Been considered The model Of Heaven but he i IN
cncd 10 believe thai The devil would 20 well 10 rent o a
n nj nave To The United STATES"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

TIL e T RE.
MANAGER. Mr. John 6. POTTER
FiT4t Gich the dlst gushed Tragic Actress LEWIS
Eighth nigh, of Mr WALcOr and Miss CLARKE
On TUESDAY EVENING. November i2h will performed
" Victor Higo's Drama Of
LA TOUR DE NESLE.
or THE CHAMBER or DEATH
Margaret nj Burgundy, Mrs ~ I.~.
t,ra.n B4rIJau, Mr. Dun
Waiter i Aalnay, Mr. ]. II Alien
I.andn, Mr.. Sod
Lharacterlsc Dram b. loT, aile. ani ioir gentlemen
Performance 10 commence the petite Comedy Of
DELICATE QUESTIONS.
San4troa! Mr Wa!co
paiiCe, MI Clark
Come Song ~ VIZ Ioth
Tie whole udr with lie iaui.sbit Fare =
THE RESDEZyOCS-
PRINCIPAL characters ~ Ncssrs Soan 0ier aud se:Mcsismcs
S.pan DIf aGi Chapman
NJ Tor particulars, bills Of the LAY.
~ few Season Tickets viii b. sold Arfly 20 New,
Treasurer,
gD- ADMISSION - cents; Pit p Centre Gale
~ cen side EaslemC Gallery l2S coorei Gallery -
be secured daily from 10 and from 30 5o'os
DO Doors open half PASTE Curtain will qaerI
s-y.n SOr ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

A, her lls ,cncc the county - Prince dmhrl' '
,v lie I4b o uc,u.r Mrs MARY BALDWIN we % Wv
M, ,nuel Bimn, Sih year OF her her aef io
raced, Hines. L. months wnrh caused ~ i
, Sl, ,> ronsis,cn member Of The Presbyterian Clutch
and died IN III Gospel She ',ses-r s'.on-
trltn mind al good judgment; and her whoe NE WAY one r'a
.,hl lar u,:r, and economy Ia hrr hi, bered tle ~
oa rs If oc, ece affection VIE, and "i ki'
RELIGIOUS MOTTO E.--rhc Rev. John Grh.li. con.
yeel Jew. preach Gaze Btp;. Church. h,s CIncS
day. O'Clock The pubic respectfully III, l,rl To
BIBLE SOCIETY OF yIIsGISIA.-A regular monthly
the Managers the Bible Society Virginia m h-.
dis tTur! clock the Nes.tv Paul
Church & y. JOHNSON. Rec. Sec rs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

Much excitement was produced in Columbus tGa') 'he
arrival of Messrs Toombs and Stephens Al night iomos
was hung in effigyby 'the boys" says the COLUMBUS
Times AT day light however, it was promptly cut own
Young man in the crowd told Mr.. Toombs that he vas
-liar," while Mr.. T. making some statement In
relation TO the young mans father Out OF this grew blow
or two the drawing of TWO pistols and The bang Of
several blades "From the excited state of feeling the
Columbus Times deems it fortunate that we have no some
rious accident report"
These scenes deeply 10 be regretted At the resent
moment Southern men, instead of ercey wraneln tose-
Their ,ud rally like brothers around safe and practicable
PLATFORM prepared defend The South against the Nehern
fanatics. the common enemy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

NJ. sor,r's ANSWER TO THE MEMBERS OF THE DE@'-
New OaLrAxs ocr 30 1850.
Cen,,emen acknowledge the receipt Of commune
ton which you caused 10 be placed IN my nb bss
aay ana e streets OF New Orleans for six entire days mat
mipht obtain The endorsement of the ~ names a'A'0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

\ ". RANDOLPH has pres AMI II
days Gu!c {" Commissioners IN Chahcrry with pactica
forms ur the discharge ol their duties, adapted hr Code
virginia by IaIrr- VI Mathews Attorney Law osos2 ~
My
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

NOR HIRE, the balance Of thu year. Negro Man and Girl
L Applyw THo5. ~ IALlAFERRo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

NJ LAFAYETTE The grand o cur Lafayette paid WISH
to the tomb of Washington last week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

BENTON-ASt Louis correspondent Of one Of the papers
furnishes the following incident:
The Hon Thomas H. Benton arrived in towna few days
since and immediately departed for Jefferson city, II is pre-
snmabe 10 x things up among the @ireworSers prepa
ra,ory 10 the election OF Senator next winter non ~
r. Acson is here and went on board the same boat on
which Mr. Benton had taken passage intending 10 return 10
nj. home in Clay county; but The clerk told him aa all the
5r,hs were bu, one uni that was in the state roo
occupied b. Mr. Benton.
rhe devil il is said Atchson; then can't 20 with You,
One s,eamboa; could mol hold both oi ns, much less one
STATE room So Tie Hon. Senator must wait another boat
stage it,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

CowuiplsG l.: CH!cAGo.-Mr Wilson, Of the Journal,
cave ,n. JOHN Wentworth bad cowhding io-day 10 es
zane which the valiant w. T.. ran into Il livery stable.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

conrara,ive view the condition Of lhr EXCHAN.h baH h
OF VIRGINIA taken hr statements oil the 3hh September
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

TRANSPORTATION LINE.
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
TNHE P0CAlioNrAS. Captain Parrish Will red OF
freight ,., 7 NJ, % day Tor the sboYesrTsysS33S
places. anl leave al. J. r VI -@-1-1.-H<f-
Nov i2-lt LUDLAM n WATSON
NOR REST.-A h:ics tenement can,ain!n- nve o.,
kitchen yard and every other eniencc Fiji
snail an:. DIAL Street near the residence G
of Mr. Geo X Cru,chte.i Reat sl2J per Apply
Nor. IL T0IER 4 COOK, Agents Pear! Street.
~ OTICE.I wish employ snail farm city,
~ acquainted with farming From applicant. faro
~ pcaby inusir! and competence Will be
tel.
Nov lo-eoas.w PETER v DANIEL.
L STREET. UNDER CITY HOTEL.
Another lesge Capital oains about Take while the fe up
This day. Be- Air Lottery, Class 49, IS Nas 10 drawn Clnas
$1,000, Of lol5 Or 800 2of 21 Tickes S. Also, Small
Fry-Ca2l,als: sIon l6ll Tnkelssl aeCIIALkS Nov Y
TINO FARMERS-A consignments Of Wheat, Corn, Plonr
Tobacco DC 10 the subscribers received the Richmond Ere
tecksburg and Potomac Railroad Depot kept insured FROM the
entering the Depot Until e"erej the purchaser free o
charge 10 the consignsr
No; u McCRuDER SONS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05

NA,lnNeroN. August % 1850
SENATE.
The bill prn-iding for the s,rnnar f the Wcsl Pain,
Mlitsry Ac'd'my was reported aud IN .sed
Tho Bounty Land I(ill was then inkan m and tho
meudmens debated. Without cnm NJ 10 any vote. the
senate yirded Ia moun Tor an Executive se,.ion and
atieraard. sdJuutd,
HOUSE
In the lIo Sc the r.snlutisn n roll ,csto,l,, k NJ
Nahv directing the Nrtgean rms IL brnp la the h,r
"' hr House M'ssrs. Richie I'D Senpsack was ,.h,pd
by M"sSrs. Fetch, Evans # Md and sfhsnck. dor,n
the m. rninp ut '
On The expiration If the nine hour the Speaker an
n""cfa tat re " mse would r,same the on
81 he Texas Is nndttv Bill, with Mr. Bayd's amendment
Thereto, as snhpshed hn.utss
M Meade raised pdpt ii rider rs In whether II
""nid he prpt then :" take up The subject
The Speaker decid h, Tho ~. derai,nol the II n
r'pfiy cane up as tha unfinished bus ness ct ve,ter
dsy. ''''''
Mi Thompson. Of Miss. apne,lsd f,,, tho d,c.;,c
OF me Spe1hr hui The appel was lad NM, th. i,h,
M BOYD address the ln>e support Of his amend
"",'' Aver concluding his renifks, hr Withdrew thq,
Po'h'h o MS an ndment relative In The union of IL,
'r''"''a' OH WIN thr m'asufe nn1ef etasdera N
hps proposing supply to amend the Texas Boundary hill
's achng to u the II establishing lerrt nal tavern
meni over New NleNict
M 'h'g'n'o II red II the oe ii 30 deg 80 min. a.
an amendment t. the Amendment
question as 10 the aid,r # nroceedlng was .cd
a"" s'u "p"" t'e table, M, Cfneman lnen addressed
W" iions" IA Favor nj HI, amendment
Nj Ashmun called the rrevlnns onesfi,n up,n ,he
ane"'meni Ia the ameudnen: but The H., $. rt,., T.,
order II. by yeas -. NAYS lo7.
M. McoIrr"and moved t., cammii the billand amend
"'ms 10 'he Committee al the Who'll aud
Mf loot moved IN Instruct the Committee In anrly the
fn'irle "i the Wlmpt Provso 10 The Trraore acIu,r
III from hlsscr lying east OF Cali,tnia
a'srs' McCle'nand aod Books Spoke in opposition
W ne ""l"n AIDE by Nv linoi. Bolh were opposed
u i,sfucng The comm ltee In the manner ndi o., rJ
MI bi""", Of NJ >si-sppl demanded fr The south an
va WI ", 's'"" p" 'eh'"r' qufed from Mexico.
Mr. Clark obain,d the d. Z. but pa,e way far tho nj
joutninent ' " " "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05

~ \ hurricane passing through Halifax. N
c. ON the 9th ultimo, did immense damsgo
both In Halifax and the surrounding country
The loss Is MOI estimated.
y The next Legislature Of the State OF Mis-.
souri, will contain 10 Wings, SO Benton and I'm.
ion Democrats, and p Nuiliiers.
DC, The ultrasts OF the Union have all bee,
classed as abotionists those of the North pro
pose to abolish slavery, those ofthe South 10 abo
llsh American Independence, by breaking up the
Union.
~, Professor Webster suffered " the extreme
penalty OF the law on the 3Oth utlmo Du
ring the night before his execution, he was apna
renty calm and devotional. Large numbers as
sembled in view of the gallows TO witness the
exec ution. The DIR. assembled the scalold with
flmness and composure, and died with but few
struggles. His body is TO be delivered 10 his
family for intermcnt.
As.Mr. Rhett now threads step backwards l."
He recommends temporary secession. For the
benefit OF whom or tor what purpose, or of the
length of its continuance, we are uniformed.
probably for the peculiar qualification Of Mr.
Rhett, and TO continue during his Lifetime.
Gs. Nh Bayard of Delaware is spoken of as the
successor of Mr.. Mckennan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05

II > o,v as ter re. Ia Il bt. positively MOTH
Q 4, 20 With trade beyond snrsfaian - cn'n'r'iHl
4nmd,iy - far u IS attended With ,hs pe"llr'y.
,i,f M, bring s, .nahle r .a.ninabl population has
increased iu proportion To fs auanfntsii n W. have
~ means Of e-im ting it, fun and nfd"fn value Tor
da'a j. wanted; aud "a, ia mr. unu las u' value was
pn,aby regal ted bY kind of gsgefs as1"ni, fathtf
tian Nv is stiye qaan=iiY Iiesed however. IN q.
ference putti.ri aud Is at5eadaHt ad' there o. ~
ra .un tu supp,ss ia vi be - ahuud'nt as in
= cate sa,i disparity hiween tlie pre- al eu"n AGA
eined q,,lI ShHl1 snrh, hawryer. b. the case, the
anbic wi b. q liner, by It's Increase hey gao by the
iacfras' Il any other yrndabe cnmnoii v. It's pro"
" sill b. relative; aud it, sieaes nothing whether
he suvercltn cp1ta'ns onneH onnce ahd ia
In - her So viii exchange for ths qra"u 1t
bread anI the deb n aud eteditr viii obsin m adean-
no. oyer each o1.r whether III systeign b" large ~
nal OF ursr the grwtl oil he sinall sovereign IN
IL the large would b. a,alua. TIN state providing
ag1irs any dishonest operation IN lhe ifa"sn. II PEI
repibe Bu, the present gene4iipn my rest assured
hsf they will rNpcffenee no alteration.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05
THE STORM.

The storm on SUNDAY night last was quite de-
Structiyc. We are not advised of ITS extent, but
are informed that it reached into several of the
surrounding counties. In consequence of it, the
roads about Lynchburg greatly damaged, the
farms washed, and the growing crops much in
jured, particularly ON the water courses. An
Ilish family named Cannady, residing up the
canal abouta mile and half from Lynchburg,
suffered severe and irreparable losses. The
family resided at the foot of a bluff from which
land slide descended, oveithrowing their dwell
ling and burying the whole family. The father
succeeded in relieving himself from his embar-
RAISING condition, and We understand that one
child was also rescued on the next morning
Both otthese individuals are much injured, but
promise recovery. The mother and son how
ever were killed.
Two servants, male and female, while re-
turning from the country, whittier they had been
in attendance upon funeral were drowned in
attempting tn cross branch. When last seen
these servants were near the branch and il is
presumed that they, together with the horse and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05

buggy, in which they were travelling were
washed down the branch into blackwatel creek,
and from thence 10 the river, nothing having been
seen ofthcir remains. These servants were the pro-
periy DR. Robert S. Payne, who esteemed them
highly, both of them being exceedingly valuable
and trust worthy. II is the desire Of the DIR.
wherever they shall be found, that they be inter-
red with decency; and indeed he is particularly
anxious that they have decent burial, for the
accomplishment of which he will not shrink from
the expense. II is prob bic that the bodies will
be found below Lynclburg, they, no doubt, hav
inc been washed down the stream.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05
THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.
TowNLEY. SHIELDS Il Co, Proprietors
IYNCmRIRG. sEPTEMBER ). 1870.
TIL, SENATE.

The present Sc sSion OF Congress has been unit
snaIly long aud laborious. The questions which
have been before it are those of the first mo-
ment involving both the peace Of the country
and the prosperity Of the Union. The conse-
quence Is that there have been great discussion
and delberation. The dcbcration has, TO the
satisfaction, aud even qualification, Of the coun-
try resulted III the passage OF measures capable
of quoting the nation. The territorial govern.
ments have been made. The boundary OF Tex
as, which in It's unsettled state promised civil
war, has been fixed. The demands ofthe South
met in the passage Of the Fugitive Slave Bill.
For tins work the Senate deserves credit. BY
it, ii has demonstrated to the country and the
world that ii is composed of patriotic and lntelli
South, is willing and ready to acknowledge the
salniary influence of the Scnatc's work upon its
peace aud prosperity. A few ultra politicians
from both sections of the Union and their follow
ers, will dissent Com the generally received OPT
mon. But time will come when, even, they
will be convinced of the wisdom of Senatorial
action during the present session. The Senate
has seized hold of the gratitude Of the American
people. They have been truly represented as
The friends Of compromise and union. Save
South Carolina, which is anti-evcrythng no
State in the Union is prepared for dissolution.
And as The Senate speaks for the States, she tru-
" aud Justly spoke by the passage OF her recent
5llls-thcse bulls contain public sentiment and
command public appreciation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05
W ,slliseroS, August 80. 1850.
SINAIE

an me Transaction ii The usual morning business,
the tf grant certain sections of the nobl, l,nds =,
~ state u Michigan t., aid her IN the construction ot a
sup e'nal ar"nnd the fails u ST. Mary's River wa, token
ne Senate ilen held an Executive .e sion and after
"sfds ADJOURNED over To Monday
HOT II.
The bill f'om The Senau 10 extend tho r,,h, If , nj -,
patent 10 the heirs of Je bro Mood was taken IN debo.
ted and Then Land upon the table
M SAM, hspnt'"n concerning the refusil % Messrs
n'"'e ana oeng.t'eh 81 answer qles'lons pop,uud,d
srpc' committee, WAS again dtbalfd by Mcssr,
Srheock and Meade; on the e.nlrat.n If tho nn,,no
h"f however, the House prce,,ed Ia the cnnsd,ati n,
Oh the Texan Bunnday Bill, which was debated iii ia,
adjournment '''"'' Wv Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05
THE MARKETS
BALTIMORE. MARKET.
OGice Of The american. .1ug. 80.

p,.,,.,,- W. o,o,e =, o5 cons
foiiL The OFFERINGS at the scales on Monday fal-
lipg sLo, # th. onani eanred to supply our market
ocr,s,,n.d NOR ,c,. flalnp aud prices consequently
rnleI stu.,bing hrohat There vat. ,fefed at the
.,l.s aoI head If Bse,rs ri If which were sold at
pr.es ranpng ffom q 80 10 1925 On The hof equal T.,
sJaG % nrf. ard ave aoinp - gmss
ps 'Th. supuly / mol very LARGE and the Ia t sales
ne b,.,,J ol vcr. If Sj5O
fog,e-Wc have had anoibsr active week in the
Con Market, vii large ,ales aud an advance in pri
Co., the ma Ret ri sng with diminished Il cls and fur
her lpudrnry to an Improvement The transactions of
the week comprise fully II 900 bays VIZ 800 bars
Rip 0al2 cens; 900 baos Iaguayta l0al0i cls;
aud 500 BAG. Mntncib, Al 10, cents
Feathers We quite fr IN 30 10 80 cs.
Ef,h-Small sales Of lerrinps at 10 We note
silas If 81 bb's Massachusetts NJ, , Markrl at 80
ID cash M,ss,rh,s Us NJ ; Is held At 1915 snd
lIfhflxntt 80 We dnop No al q 80 There are
M No NIacker in market The Insperrion, Of the
week are 100 Dbl. aud IL hall bbls Mackeiel and
: bbls aud h,lf bhls Rne Flsh.
iloira,d Street tIo,s-'rhe opening 1nha'ion Of the
wrfk. g. continued uull Wednrslay when "A Il CHI de-
cline 10 IL Place There has MT been much anima ion
IN the market aud Ia day neither h llers nor buyer.
eyncrd any d.sppon operate. We hear of 40 sales
IL day, and the asLing rat, oi Yesterday &iq3. may
b. CONSIDERED the market rce The s,les of the week
are aoni 300 bbl.. at a. 800 bbls at o3s and $50
bills. At 800
liiV .1HHs Flour On MONDAY n small sale of Civ
Mills Flour was made 4 r. DE- Tuesday there were
sles at g. aud 1 g3,; and On " e,lne.d4y hcy were
sales at SIs7, We are not adv sd If any Transactions
Of M m,ot since then Today some holders ask 49, bat
others mr., ,,li,ut,sl al II 81 III, lrus,ct,ns If
H.. week c,,npfI,e an mt 1000 hills
Eir,,iiu ELur H., nj l,,lnmafe made + ,milv
Flour m ia, tr,da al S61J md # + ,tr, AT 1913 ~,
quote Howard 4.,cct Family Flour at s.
Syso,cL,,,o, EL,u, ~ ,,,as,,,,n,s r.,,,,d tl,is
wrek
R,,c EIo,r S,l,s At, Il II a ~
Corn Nell FafIy IN the n,.L There were SAIL Of
II lnmor. N,,I A. a. ia SIM, ,h.r s,,,u s,I,s h,y
bres made n, a. >, which IL IN. ,li ,,I T., ,y
GRAIN Tho .unnl, If >vt.,, n I,,,l., an N,,I,v
Wa far ion, since hon II = ,rce,nts h,vo unfinished
eon.il,,aIJ, Ala, r III. ,,,. ,,,,,,,
h. ,n, DANA ,,d un6 E., ;,,,l,,,, no., al r n,s
soll nj lave ,,tos p,,,,, l,y ,,,ls a,a !; ,t.oI ,
n,inl,in tLe ,,ics - I,s, ,,..l ,I,, 49,, .i,n H.
onoe nrlnn,y ro,,od reds AT salon c,s mad goJ "a
ntlue NJ lOO IOG c white, -, loo,I m can't AMI fam,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05

ess iheas ehaltias b. scpijnr aud "a islm NJ F"n
cly increase the EVIL by changing pas IN 10 81 hiness
ohesifal eniiz tempered tone Il ytnr nwn sYma
thy viii h. trnAsd Whenever tho ireHhld has atsan
fftn n ~ e4n11e hs par. r." h"' and,
bot IL waulh he heller s'iil preveH' b iir"h1nd. al
source Il aqnnranca Never fear up Ilmg chdrsa by
mskpa them no In Pr. ilappo"ss Is The ateosphsfe
~ which al I'D sn-rtans grow -'hs wlalesnnr
warm necessary II make the hearts bsad eifealaie
h nj hily aud freely anharriue the chilling pfesaf"
~ - pr luce. here a. lcnrn,ton, there fsrffs
.enae IN VII II all he mlnd's gfean and VII"
emp-r.- B,ay on he Education n Tie
LJeiise,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05
VARIETIES OFBADTEMpFRS.

Bad temper is ofener the result + unhappy crcum
stances han If unhappy organization; frequently.
however, has physical cause, and peevish child Of
ten needs dieting than cnrreciing Some children
ate mHe prone 10 show t'mper than others. and
times account If qualities which valuable in them
selves. For ins a,ce. child Of active temperament
s"usitive. fe' ling. and eager purpose. more likely
meet with c,nsiautj aud ruls than dull passive
child and, II h Is Of pen his inward irritation
is inn,ed aely shown in bursts passion n YOU re-
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Washington, Aug. 81. 1850.
SENATE.
me Sehat" did MI III To- day.
HOUSE

'" 'ne Hh"Se ct Representatives the Indian Apptop
s'"" bi' Was, by unauimuu, conseLt read a third time
and passed ''
Mr. StAnly'- resolution directing The Serpeana, Arms
10 of"g IL the bar ii ihe House Messrs Richie and
Se"eshck, because they refused answer certain ques
lions pr"punded Ia them by the seize, comml,,ee OF
w'c" mr.. D. is Chairman was taken up and the debate
s"'c,nded by speech ffun Nh St,nly. A m,,on to
ny IN" ie>oiuon on The table made and u Iaclrd. -
"e question VAS then taken upon he pass gr OF the
o,n'"n, and u was REJECTED by the fnwing vote yeas
~. nays l32. The subject was finally got rid Of by
'"in 10 lay upon The table. Tue House then adjourn
ed.