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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-07
THE LYNCHBURG VIRCINIAN.
TowNLEY. SHIELDS x co, proprietors.
LYNCnnuRG OCTOBER 2. 1850.
COVTRNOR BEIL'S VETO.

Ike veto of Governor Bel Of Texas, IS crown
ing act I'll tops the climax" and sets al rest
the vague and loose Arguments which are addnc-
ed 10 show the proprey oil endoWlng exeeu-
tves with ~ veto power. Tie measures which
Coy. Bill has vetoed. provide for converting ano-
tier extra session of the Legislature and sub
hitting 70 the reception or rejection Of the peo-
PIE the boundary proposed in the recently passed
adjustment bill Of Congress. For the first act
Governor Bell sets up the shadow Of an apology
He contends that the Legislature has transeen-
ded It's limits in instructing him to convene an
extra session thereof TIE Constitution of Tex
as gives to the Governor the power to convene
the Legislature, and this is, of course, his pecu-
liar prer5gativc. But the Legislature has mol
transcribed its lmts--it has not convened lis
body, but only provides that the Governor shall
exercise his prerogatiye in calling il together in
an extra session. We presume that the objec-
ton Of the Governor is based upon the use OF the
word shaH; yet the Legislature could scarcely
have employed any word more appropriate.
My would have implied their doubt of his eXis-
tngpower, and no doubt his sensitive exceency
would have considered it an effort of the Legisla-
tnre TO have endowed him with that power,
about the protection of which he is so periina-
clous 1t matters bat little whether the Legisla-
iare instructed or requested in either case, il
lett the Executive To exercise his boasted pfivi-
lege; and if it is endowed with the power to le-
gislate for the promotion of the public peace, it
has both the power OF inShucting and requesting
Ills veto of the provision submitting the ques-
ton Of boundary 10 the people, is an outrage up
on republican government The Legislature
was induced to ask for an expression OF the pub
lie voice, because ii entertained doubts, as 10 The
stitltlona'lty of an exercise of lis powers up
on the subject But had there been no doubt as
Ia II hal
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ITEMS.

O., Jenny Lind has been elected an honor,r,.
member of the Musical Fund Society of Bo,tot
BY the way. even Jenny Lind is disguised with tina
mlsome praises, Which her haterers are lavish
ing upon her. While the Mayor of Boston wa.
rronouncing 10 her high eulogy, upon her pri.
vate Character she very pernently asked wh,,
he knew OF her private character
O., As the steamer Pacific, was leaving ber
wharf, on the 2Sth ultImo, She struck shed mn.
on which large number of persons were stand
ing to witness her departure. The she'd, was
knocked down, about thirty lives lost, and sey.
eral persons badly wounded The departure Of
the steamer was postponed in consequence.
E5v 1t is said that Jenny Lind intel.ds To an.
ply her income in this country, to the establish
ment of school in Sweden, which she DESIGN.
10 superntend in person.
t1y7 The Galveston (rexas) papers renresen,
popular will as friendly TO the Boundary Bill
o., The President has suspended "the carry.
ing into effect ofthe Bounty Land law until the
next session of Congress" The ENCLOSING
Clerk is said TO have been the victim Of a frand
IN leaving out "the section providing for issuing
Of Patents TO Soldiers and Representatives alone. J,
He has been found out aud discharged.
o. Hon. T. Butler King has been appointed
Collector at the port OF San Francisco CaH6r.
MIA |. r. Davis of Pennsylvania having de-
clined.
70 A Convention of the Wings Of Massachu
sets has nominated for Governor, Geo. n. Blge,
for Lieut.. Governor - Reed.
o. The Massachusetts Wing Convention has
published an address in which the measures of
the Compromise are approved, save the Fugitive
Slave Blll-fhe address asserts that the slave
should be tried by jury.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-07
FORGERY ON SENATOR DAYTON

The Newark Daily Advertiser of Friday ev, ming.
h.s the f wirg particulars Of frgery, already
briefly reported:
hhPpears iha, person calling himself Simon ID Nor
tod. 'frred for discount the Tren'oa Banking Cum
Tasy. ,smftime The first Of this week, nftr) draf
ON Mr. Dayton for S70l. which he Cashier sail he
sould lay b. fore the Board The fellow said he had
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-07
For The puginian
TO THE HON. ATTORNEY GEN. CRlrTEN

- . f0r The tug'nldn.
~ NE iio.'. Al ohNff zen. oiti ZEN
DEN.
Your absence from the public service, IN a federal
faPac y has lett tn country unadvlsed In great Dc
gre'' upon yonr opn ons OF the measnres reeeaiy be-
lore Tue congress oi ha nation bat Your general CHAR
ter as politician laincfd The belief that VA Were
ilfndly TO lh'Se measures Wlhch 10 nhw c'hl med by
iouf acting "lh an administration, that has endorsed
VIVA rs olnal sanction the IN aSutes to winch ! refer.
mn the President would he gul Il gfeat betrayal
o II ru' as t2sahraoh measures, winch ale nnc1nss
iniloh O." nj hellaYe and II canno he that any ono
VIII pretend Ia ass III, 'ht FeS'i"nl Fillmore Is 81 des
III" ul capacity as I" be nn2bl" to decide rtecty
upon tue c'h>lI nuanany OF question. Vt IL Is pre-
tended t"a the III asnffs o which write are Hagant
violation ct The Constr noa his position Is not as
snmed hrheYe, by The Democratic parry, but by those
t tha' have then3h proper to ofga9z4 ndenenien'-
Is vt he two trsat political pauies Of hp times. VII
The Free Sdlers Of the rlh and the Gewly "gaazed
No"lheTn hlgpts fany OF The South, simply wish 10
examine the position oil these parties.
in Masking h examination, shall state that, IN tho
opinion ct many. The position assumed Is false In this
oP'l1h chhcde, Tor HE reasons which follow:
any man vi read the report Of the Committee oil iblr-
Vh'h egnta all the MEASURES passed. he viii md
mat 'hey can he embraced as o'Iuws: The mission OF
stale; the 1nfmaaa "t Territorial governments; the set
nr'r"Irl gu sll2n o boundary b tween Sta e and
ieit'HN OF he United states the al leh % The slave
haIe IN the )SiIe' Ooiun IA; aud tn" enactment oil
stringent i'4n65i2i Providing tor tgid enforcement Ola
coh~Ulhll"0di WoYsleh. Nov let any man lake the
prostitution as t1e law, aud The act ON OF Conlrss as
me ts'im n and tlea e5.Il0og himself 10 = he law
and the les in'an1, Poeeed Ia make an npafl4 tXan
ha'' ana he must stlYe at the opinion OF m1ny Of the
P''e" 'his In2h' mat congress as acted within
lhe pfVlcW 81 the / rs ttul ~. Ills beng eslaD'
Iisntd, ,he position oil he ntas falls.
shall quote Tie Constitution, aud brl fly compare
Tie acton Z" oongus, upon each measure, contained III
'hs report ot lhe eenh.t Tee ct Thirteen, AS finia
ioh Il f theory Taught by The parties en- eralung ultra
& u the 4
ne lhIfe section oil article 4lh Of the Cons llntion
f'a'es u the admission OF States aud he power Of CON
ge5' 20 make all neediul rules ana regulations respect
Tue ief'''oes he FIRST # which Is IA these words
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ment We learn fiom various sources, tina, ,lo
recent veto OF this dignitlry is sustained by h..
dIsunion friends. Quere-lf these are the son
umentsSof the entertaining Of which the disnn
lonISis give practical demonstration, will the GOV.
eminent, which they rear upon the ruins of Tho
Union, be more republican than monalehical,
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CONGRESSIONAL.



"a
From he tashingt"i Union y Smday
tONbKFSN.
In tho Feaafe. seseflay, Nh Hand n reported iont
tcslon IN relation Il he audi IN and sci neuof the
fcruuurs 81 the primers Ia Congress during The recess
hl- rrstnilon WIS cnncurrrd n by TIM House.
The army bill reported by the Committee on Fl.
oaucr.
message was received from the llon-e announcing
tina, Thy had aefel to certain amendneor. Of the Sen.
ate to the civil AID diplomatic bull, with amendments
and hld DISAGREED 10 e'bcs.
Ga motlan by Nt Dickinson, the Senate insisted on
us ,mendnr8ls
Mr. DAVIS. Il Massachusetts,. reported. from the
Committee IN Commerce, House bill m1iung provision
1t v,s>,s mopscd in whole or IN part by .rcam; and the
sam" was Ind o. the table till ilc neNi sessian
MI u cliasoo called up the naval apprapra'i,u bil
The amendment po'iiol tor salai- monthly mai,
STEAMERS ffa0 Panama to san Francisco was rejected.
proposition Tor lac Of steamers from san Frances
go I, Sloaohai, il China, was also tjrsi4d
NJ vi moved to amend hv striking out ~ appru
prtt,n ut 100000 fr 70 Il m,ipp dry doc, IN the ca,
of Cahlornin. Afer drb1te. lhr motion was rejected
The House ms stun ON III, di.apferlny woes on the
amendments tn civil and diplomatic bill 4 com nj tee
an 81. ference WI, NJ pointed.
Nj Nlas m moy,d to- amcnl the lii ny sttlldpg ont y
p,oyI,o ubl .hint II puing IN the navy After Ions,
debate. The motion WAS agree to--yeas . NAYS CD
Bot uin1 10 m error IL recording The vota the nup,t n
taken aelio, aud III proylso WIS not sl ken out
lcas u. nays %.
large nnnhct of hinlr amendments were proposed,
dcol d. and rejected
ncss1gn was rec lived from thu Iunse stalirQ that
euue OF lie amendments 10 the nliu approprat bill
had been conrnred in and others dl aptr.d IT, On mo
lion by NJ Hunter, the Scrate asstad on is amend
mruts
Mr.. lalr moved to nncnl the naval bill by requiring
h7t nare captains be- app ,ued I'LL thr prescott number
shall h. redoeed 10 fly. Rejected, alter debaic
/ a.. LII 1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-07

gzs'7Gov. Bell, of Texas, one of the allies of
the southern dsnnionists, is strong practical
advocate Tor the first aud essential feature of mo-
narehicai government, The one man powr. lie
Is an advocate OF ITS use even when it stops the
expression of the public will, and prevents the
timely legislation OF the populgr l,ond6 Of govern.
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NO BEeE,

| Nl>li To HIRE, immediately, a number OF NEGRO
Min 10 work ON the Canal between North River and
buchanan b, the moph Tor the balance OF the wear
igh prices W" be paid in cash, the work dome
% IN a ince r rst rate hands Apply TO Samuel AeCnr-
hle of lAnehhug, who authorised TO hire NV hands
have enjoyed good health since they
u months ago ClAS SCDIT
june as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-07

at tim" 10 val. al toq1ase thoi The dff N lie pro
ceed- f discounted be uaied h. i'm ~ Newark AA.i
icceted 10 IL daft. u apprsfs. nas dsr.n I'D
aud Nh Striker, cashier 4 the Biuk. lr4Bpbad Nj
Dayton al Wl-lHat .of tire fact and fecstzel a. uus
date rcpy hat !. US tafray.
M. StTykef hid IN lie meantime mael tn l"fief rs
70 ies'd. confirming deaf the Mechanics Baua ul
tbs cltg So feen an5 two $3.50 each IA he Mn
haitian Blnk II Nv isfk. but iuu.faalY se4t iflr-
graphic despsieb. Al Eel ck WrdH'sdlY senHo7
l. Mr. Dy ea-I#f II te NJ chanr~' lsnl 81 Hts q
uu'jfyng lin h So the dnt e ottfed 1t thr s1He
time. NJ. Wilbur fasanas ct this HifY. feresfd tso
I'll. e. phc dsapl,hss tfan Nj : requesting II. "
If lel-r addressed IN SIMON d. NJ o.d lad ut barn
app cd tr naf Ia oliver Il Lut lu retufa 10 Nj :
A. Nlo,iord vas ffer The leuct hai baeu app.iel
In. al II O'clock b. Y. who bad an rdaf for II writ
len scrap al naI.f. dis lui,rd haHd. HE boy.
wing iolt there Iet'r pnt down sSpener. but
When she cirrk nm Ia. VIudoN, the hoy, eyjeafIy
fdah-.oed hy somalhas which be- b5aahl afpeafrd As
II ha su-pssf=3 uakug a. aad a. han. - hai cd
a1a OF lbs frsrt WIS ffas.ra.rd. Mr.. Wilbur feaud
bn1s, ed.ed ~ re ~ butt 40 trace has vi ben found
a .hc p-fp.l'a.a. Of In, Tod saiodloy Pa4saeii1n.
Cleeusor Cirrus AND Tow IS ~ rur
| MID Sr,rts.--Na have trtu'n, of Ito census NV
banp taken iit III oaeiol important cites AID lesas
IN various parsat the tfniel Nt'c.. winch compare
sl'h thc O. usus Of $50 \ few oflhe>e ffnns
tmale. in par by tas mafshsl> ahig the census but
ATE su lontv neaf corfecl enab 20 make The
pstis,u. No have publ shed nud-fpns niher returns
par or con ele. vii e not Included in lls table
auf object present bring show the pr gfess pop
II 4 ian % is IHf vp & Il q. At al
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4 REGt AR supply Of Rochbndse lAMF M hand
"A o'it l--n X. J. ECHOl.S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-06
TO the Editors of The Enquirer =, 70.

ST, JOSEPH, MISSOURI, JUNE looo
You have often heard of the beauty OF ST. Joseph ls
hills towering in graceful unduaions against te Eastern
sky presenting sites private mansions and public edce
in pcturesqueness and extent of varied pros
meet by any upon earth Its noble river, sfringinS rom
wilderness Of green upon the Northwest curvg around lJ
Western verge majestic sweep, and stretching Tar !o"au
the Souh-bordercd the enc hand by prneyai forests
and ON the other by widespread plane checkered WIN
cultivated fields and ending at the base OF long range o
bph fantastic bluffs whose extreme terminus reaching lar
hove ali others and pointing the sky in pyaia i9r
IS sylcd "King Hi This hill s noted landmark OF t'e
oborines and is famous the scene OF many bioocy
sc md desperate battle Even 10 this day distinct e'l-
dences remain that It place OF nnrderos war
fare An around it to its very summit are enirenchmens
dug, wide enough shield man sitting 0, lying from e
shafts of those below Upon this point Nation once S
pred Il was the last great conflict ever ionsh. .eie'
wish could give you the entire tradition as reeu 10 .J
bv an old warrior of the Kckapoos Sufhce ~ ,ha ~ M
nations battled against That one sought refuge 10 @ e
hills. They driven from point to poh', uhln @ @ Wv.
reached King Hllwhen gazing down upon tho plane cs
found themselves entirely surrounded ihere was 'lo %
of succor They had battle the death Each nii, WI
man and child upon that facd height knew that ae lN
had come but they resolved TO die the death OF the desph
bravceac cxpendng his last pusaiion in wingns e ar
row 10 oenians heart Tier after tier sanghterct
as the besiesins hosts mounted the entrenchncnts Al
length the last range gained conquered Upon the
very summit exposed every sde and in full view oi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-06
From The .NorfoM .irgus, Aug. 3.

F,a, No'srlI CAROLINA ELECTIONS.
b ,en'ive correspondent in Elizabeth City, we are
OH Nn. the o!owing highly gratifying returns from
MARI W majority for Governor is only
y''' ;,i' - NJ "l slnc, las, election.
52, r'"iuo'Ans aus Camden: VIM. B. Shepard wv
~. Pp..,S. "a" ,ea. Barco, (w) no opposition.
, nl'i's n" Will tDl beats ia cocks (W for Com
cha, L., Manly leads Reid only SO votes
hCIo"'s, lore e. Wing county.
ssa ~, 'i'a % b ,ts Norcum (W.)-a Demorcat
a a.a,s,9 "' ah,a ad of Reid; great decrease II
.o' e has done as well as these three coun
!, 'at'tiani'y elected Governor.
h lee thr, "a Hn'ans Il population of 1894 whites
.toa, Di y, slayes-lotal 22i3 Icing an increas
:" iBs, census
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n bring Us together The oath would lnsis, upon repre-
aiioh l"r a! who bear the rnec of the same tir The
~ aPoAi freely 10 schools. The dea IN blow
given by The last !a- tare 10 tut munster Of bauay in
'iSohcn Tor deb, should hc repeated is the
Ia prevent its lcvslnce-al hy Jury of the rirt,,c.ee
iFctd' OF the press, and ~: Speech and though last NJ,
> c hi5eas colpas the set bulwarks of liberty ana
:" cose viii be cast down 10 posicry political gems
c"ihi.e>s value In address nf his nature viii no c
rApecti presume that should into the reasons for
'ac va'ious opinions here put forth; in the cosc o. hr
canvass illty Will be given NIL Proper occasions
Respectfully. your fellow citizen, Ii. DAVIS
~ H. In the haste with whicn have p.cparc iii, pa
per- have overlooked tie of: :c ri Attorney Lenei and
te meeiin. Gi hc General Assembly. wuuL! have Lc-
si''c II meet annually, and he limited in t. sessions
~ convenient en:ii, ard ,ha Attorney Genera. w,aid
h"vt annually appointed ~ ti,at uc,iv Vi. -.
~ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-06
MTGD STATES POSTAL GUIDE AND OFFICIAL
t4.HVrpJISEo

We have received the first number of this periodical
'aSt regard mos, valuable accession 10 our month
f 'pi..ishcd in Washington City every month"; con
pages aud only one dollar its Editors arr
P's Pee' q; Washington ami Charles NJ. Willard, both
U''Fa" experience in the departments OF the Genera
'aAnthl. Oi Mr. Washington we can say that no mar
- flaihc! for the task he has assumed Entering ih'
u 'Ae t.ed States at early manhood as junior
a'vanced step by stcp, retained the confidence
administration and was only removed from his respon
\" post d auditor Of the Pos, Office Department. by TIT
lsaes
" 'o-tai Guide" will be invaluable 10 all poslmasters
"f's having business with the Government. Besides
~ acecun,s &c, it gives the current transactions
$~'rani new appointments &c. New regulations il
iiartmen:s will be noted from time To time ant
'~S'n'c Of documents reported to Congress published
S' 'he work will be sort OF rade for those hav
'''Id->- desiring know how it is transacted
I, I,asino,.
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CARRIAGES.

MARRIED, on tie lst instant BY the Rev ". Boyden'
,rx,ynEu p Fox Esq, Of Richmond, Va, TO Miss MAEf
second daughter oil IIr. James Hart at Fruit ani Al
beml.lc county, Va.
MARRIED oa Thursday. Ausu IL King Wiam county :, lie
i.n.e ~ Mrs Harriet II. Hill. b. Rev. III. Dnyal. TiloS L.
ITT Esq Nor:olK county. Miss ANiNA {: daa ''' o'
' s"i:s sa'r @ hg and Norfolk papers requested copy
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MEMS FROM EUROPE.

hour On SATURDAY We received by the hands oi
ta, 9; ~ Darraco, oi TIE Alna Creek and Pney Point
E. Baltimore the papers published in that city and ii
fha.1G. or The previous day. We gather some addl-
! al ietais Of the uegs received by the Canada.
h mantle { The ll- 81. bcrt Peel has fallen upon Els
H.. sou of the same name, who has been elected to the
* q: Commons from fainwort, without opposition
fayoan. gentleman thus suddenly honored cannot carry
ID him no.e Than tn. shadow OF great name.
I National Repeal Association Of Ireland has ceased to
,; Tie aroainent men who sustained il being now In
lsan poweess. il coad no longer sustain itself. we
|Sl no, now be surprised 10 see Smith OBren, John
sh! IN, oher c,nvic, patriots speedily liberated
Il. cholera appeared in LONDON. bu, We are not in
lF1ei s. % ,he extent of lis ravagcs.
seal,: named Plot was lost in Loeb Lomond; al
F passengers AMI crew saved Those who have sailed
n Ii! plucd and usually smooth waters of that beanti-
nae w be surprised 10 hear OF the prevalence of such
in a. ~oc!i cas-; away a steamer.
m s;'a7 in England are said to b'.Pronlisng.
In Frnce things are evidently tending towards monarchy
~ i'aa pieces with the held of Henry " Duke OF bour'
on stamped upon iheil are openly displayed by the
EsAm..,
IL Il fai Ill., which three foGr;hs of the voters un
III established by Iamayne and others, are ex
-det @ III li, .. Suffrage, having been passed, The
'Hn0a %; The As,eno.y is directed 10 restriction;
Pm u: :s,.on o ti- ,.sessif freedom it ever had
ne ''sae o France from customs, Tor the first halt o
e!ea; - exhibits falling off of 2o000oo francs com
'd WI IL 9.nle period las, year Nevertheless, pei
MS AT quoted at 81
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DEATHS.

DIED. a: !cnrra iTacoger the 2,th oi April WM liAk
MS ;.sg, h- jjt year He -" the ti l'e''5' ~
a.i coTrec; all his Leaac,lon lie came r e ""i' "
SAYS: .'An hon"s, il he ncblest work OF God
DIED. Mr. GULlEIMrS JAMES. of Lancaster c""H '''"'''
Virginia. aged -
p,gn Al nj. residence .rto county f'n!ay he "a as'a
CURTIS CARTER tie Il s.at 9i i'' '-'
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''hn 'n Union Of Saturday says IA member of the
h ''A' 'hat all the eiements of the Compromise OIL
pAs separately, ani that Such bill will be submit
''"'aY, in relation 10 the Texas boundary, as Will
senator's as well as the great interests of
'oaniryn
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FUNERAL OF A nSTRANGER." "

- >''1'tay a, noon citizen remarked that stranger
- IN or cy and he should attend his funeral Wher
Arrived. II seemed to be rather unlike strangers
The iaatiye strains of music, the Masons and the
Temperance accompanied the mortal remains 10 I'M
n.iei.nus James of Lancaster Courthouse, Virginia
= a 's city, a, the age Of % years, and was entombe'
- h"n0rs .gu 10 his worth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-06

H. following is part OF the peroration of Mr. Clays a''
r.A L. Is pity the patriotic sentiment is not ofene
.r;o cat
NJ, Pre.ljentWhat is an individual mani An atom
o inyis,o, without magni.ying glass!-a mere specE
n ,he .l-!ite oi the immense universe second IN
s conlossd to nmessrratc never beginning and never
n, ertray--a drcp Of water in the great deep which
EYoes and is born. OFT by the ~nds-a grain Of sand
Eh soon gathered 10 the dust from whence il sprung
E tsns 80 small petty. hceting, SO evanescen
s its. the onward march OF great nation, t" sub
H. ,t ,ers and ages come" oppose itself 10 that long
r Il ostr;y which issuing from our loins. viii endure
,,.'rrca Of Tie world? FORBID il God Let "
or c1a'5y AMI our courseelevate ourselves to The
t,y o: pl-c NJ! >neresed patfiots-~of wise ana en-
aai ,,.!s>ns. nd our country from all impeni
L. Gee:. Wa i in the march of this nation to great
:. aal aowe. We should be buried beneath the wheel:
-, II opw1-i--,y!.at are we what is any man worth
b ~, ,ea.y and willing to sacrifice himself Tor The
80. ~. - ..nnn,.v when i, is neccssarYl'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-06

Y. hay. r.c -yed from West & Brother The Iron MASK
IN. Pras and Adventures of Raon de Bragelonne-being
b. ,oclnson o tn. suthor's (Alexandre Dumas fascina
serol,ce slhs Three Guardsmcn." Translated from
rench by T. Williams, and published by T. B. Peterson
|hst,lqhia.
ise rao, ty the author of that deeply interesting
s Two Ola Mems Tales also Lizzie Wilson and
~, ss-publshed from English magazines at the office
-. II ,yins Age" Boston,