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Polynesian., 1850-12-14

NEW WZEALAND.-f1ONI HEKE.-It VIII be
matter of little surprise to our readers to
learn that Heke-''the lion of the NORTH
the fierce, uncompromising opponent OF
British supremacy, is no more. The death
of Heke took place at Tautoroa on the 9th of
the present month. He had long been de-
clining, although little beyond forty years Of
age. To various diseases the specified de-
cease of this enterprising and chivalrous
chief is attributed By some of our inform
ants it is confidently affirmed that to puImo-
nary afection-that relentless decimator of
the native race-aggravated by a gun-shot
wound received during the recent struggles,
his early death may be traced. Others again
insist that he pershed the victim Of scrofula.
which, long cared for and controlled, had at
length o'erleapt every barrier, and mastered
all the remedial devices of art. The death
of such man must naturally be regarded as
an event amongst any people. With bis
own, the sensations it has created will no
doubt be intense; for, although far from be-
ing an influential chief by birth, yet his en-
ergy and ability in the field, and his alliance
by marriage with the daughter of Hongi, the
Napoleon Of New Zealand, had made him
man of no ordinary mark.
We are told that Honi Heki has been sue
ceeded, in his Leadership of the Northern
tribes, by his brother-in-law Hongi, but this
is statement requiring confirmation, as we
are likewise informed that Hongi is man of
neither capacity nor energy.
Pomare-the crafty, scheming, Pomare,
has also departed this life His decease took
place about month since: the precise date
we have not yet been able to learn, nor who
succeeds to the leading of his tribe His
son, it is said, is still too young, and we have
been unable to ascertain on whom the Dig
nifty is likely to be conferred
In future and early number, We hope to
be able to furnish such details Of the closing
scene Of the hero of New Zealand as may
prove acceptable not only to our readers, but
to the world, to whom his name and deeds
have become equally familiar
Our readers may probably recolect that
about year since, The natives of the War
kato, New Zealand sent to her Majesty the
Queen, couple of casks of flour, (ground
by mills erected at their own cost, and the
produce of wheat Of their own culture, Jas an
offering of their loyalty and good feeling and
as sample ofthe agricultural superiority of
New Zealand. Although in contravention
Of a general rule which forbids Royalty to
accept of presents, the Queen has gracious
Iy thought proper to make an exception in
this particular case; and not only so, but in
acknowledgment of the courteous intention
of the distant donors, her Majesty has been
pleased to transmit copies of the best au-
thenticated portraits of the Royal person.
Southern Cross.
rxl- u 4
Polynesian., 1850-12-14

sp Girls, never run away from parents
till you are quite sure the gentlemen you
elope with don't intend to run away from
you This advice is worth years sub
scription but we give II gratis.
Polynesian., 1850-12-14

sr"You labor over much in your COM
position, Doctor" said a flipPant clergyman
to a venerable divine. al write a sermon in
three hours, and Miak nothing Of it, $50
your congregation says" quoth the DIR.
Polynesian., 1850-12-14
MONA Ma INOa

ma Honolulu nei, ma h
ma, ua ike pono makop|
pahu hao j hanaia ia I'll
ha Ike ahi wsla loa, / ke.
liza nef makeu, ika We.
pie j wela ike ma palapa.
ke aa ana o Ike ahi. Ia
[RSIGNED,. RESI-
avIng, at the request 0
Co.. witnessed one Of
ms (of Liverpool.) pa.
Posed to the effects OF
ace of one hour, do here
and FIRE Resisting Sal.
tiers and papers that bad
to the fire in an excel.
da & Co.. r. W. Wood.
DIR. E. Hoffman,, Leon
o Starkey Janion ma, e
|Oia maluna a me na pa
ntioned, with the Letters
&y be seen at the store
MON & co. t45f
.TOES I've beg
Merchants and Shippers
repaired TO supply then
b, Molasses, and all the
lds, al the shortest no.
more regular and promp,
ricnds, we have opened
{ Mr.. F. W. Thompson,
+. Williams < Co, where
TO receive orders and
iTH & ROBINSON.
Polynesian., 1850-12-14

Coon Philosophy Is often an
answer" says an Arabic proverb. In many
cases no rebuke can be more powerful than
silence. There are men you cannot touch
more acutely than by 60 letting them alone
most severely as Theodore Hook says,
when they yilify YOU "a
Polynesian., 1850-12-14
+BINGHAM'S SAND

FDI I'M y OAND-
"a residence of twenty
Islands, or the civil, re-
y of those Islands. -
corrected. EmbeilIshed
80 and $500. Ii is a
! + this work that it has
|hs of 1000 copies each.
|Is47.
loom of this paper, and
/. Jy26-il-3m
Polynesian., 1850-12-14

s@ 1t is the intention Of the English go
vernment to withdraw all sailing vessels from
the coast Of Africa, sending steamers in their
places.
Polynesian., 1850-12-14

MARVIN & HITCHCOCK, Stationers
NJ and Booksellers, respectfully invite the atten-
ton of merchants and others in the Islands to our
extensive and well selected assortment of Station
cry and Miscellaneous Reading Books, to which
we are constantly making additions. We have now
monthly arrivals from New York of goods IN our
line, purchased expressly for the Pacific market
We have also every variety of Music and Musical
instruments, with the necessary fixtures, &c.
Church Music of late Boston publications.
MARVIN y HITCHCOCK.
San Francisco August, 1850 -6m&l4
Polynesian., 1850-12-14

ON.
I'D hereby caution-
|assing in any manner
works, on pain Of BE-
hing to Law.
c. W. VINCEN1'
Polynesian., 1850-12-14

San Francisco, California.
Refer to George B. Upton, Esq, Messrs. Samp-
SON & Tappau, Messrs. Lombard & Whitmore,
Boston.
Messrs Mason g. Thompson, Messrs. Andrew
Foster & Sons, Simeon Draper Esq, New York.
Messrs. Alex. Brown & Sons, Messrs. Kirkland,
Chase & Co, Messrs. Bircbhead & Pearce, Balti-
more.
Messrs. Mason & Kirkland, Philadelphia John
B. Howell Esq, New Orleans Edward Caring
ton, Esq, Providence Messrs. Maxwell, Wright
g. Co, Rio Janeiro. 16yl
Messrs Crabb & Spaiding, Honolulu. Aug.3l
Polynesian., 1850-12-14

lLIFORNIA.-fhc
10 furnish Irish Pos
kpo or Keawakdpu III
No. RICHARDSoS' -
KUIHELANI.
EO. SHAW,
NAHAOLELuA
Polynesian., 1850-12-14

Brick Shoe Sto'.' ,.,
Fnd styles OF Lao'JbJl Laoabls
Children's fashion, = $
f superior quality
]. H. WOOD.
Polynesian., 1850-12-14

kvING RETURNEpp
hat on and after Maress aaos
between his firm ahs -
lat from said date ~ ~
debts CONTRACTED. d.f p
nov 9, 1850. 27h
Polynesian., 1850-12-14
OF LAND IN THE
ISLANDS,

TNER,
| to repair CHRo-
Ks, at the old stand ;
ties determined by fire.
tansit instrument, mace
given TO fine WATCh
dec. 8. soy,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-25

1as last IT. to dlsnpli ofesefy tie c bind
ha u thu GHipu. aaY acft5s of Cnsr"s apn he Sub
- II slagfry ia HI III I'll 81 luu5I or piac
81 ro linz DO ID ii 10 II Go'tte-s &c Ps he n
t.r slGtY. the dpnes 'naqul y, he rgb. ard tie
lsfB' g tic j yeaaidlg SIT NV ae slppfss
-. Save raj" between .,sah'iia4 - tn IT,
tt.ai Geo altl i a1f riby ref er up lying
H,ru," I the ea.frpc" f slavery lArr,lHi act
psltblas he muoiurtta # sbye,} ia.o tie fri.1-
49, n ttaa aud Wv N-AI; or nv 'crrslla9 nar-
nsz.Y mtal9g tbeaNs u iftsr f. the rsrusefy Of
tuat we Saws.
fi1hh, Ina II /, the brat upl in + 10 Gu
Henloo lh1t upon The tnbfu rNeeuf1n Of Il Fazi;ss
slare Lae y he pupaf an hon Is p"1d. the ffrsrf-
yatI9l Of III much we'd ;.riau.
As aoa appropriate Gaaie to the )ayeation the
Recorder say.
e" 4 rstp.to, rass 4 by LIZ sl- Converts
lat he meHDcs subscribe To- BLK Of Geofl}a Alar
hle, to De- presented Tor the Washing On Aluuumenr.
Ihe inscription t. he the fnp'n of elfnla. Ni.ibn,
Ja-tlre aud Moiefa with the adj loaal wafd,-
Gaafga Convention. 1850 silent but eNprr,.ig, ~
bnke q" The partisan ella art,r Of he INSCRIPTION he
tue deed to De lfepared hr he purpose by The
& iyefuof.n
The inscription ordered by the Governor on
has block IS this: The Constitution as il ~
the Union as il vas"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-25
TIE WINGS OF BEDFORD.

We are re diced to learn thlt the finest feel
lngs, the most determined purpose. and the ut
mostharmony animate or friends in the staunch
old Wig County OF Bedford She is the Alb
diel among the Wing Counties of Virginia.
faithful among the flithess-and henever she
moves, the result atcsis the force Of her mo-
mentum.
On Monday last the Wigs Of that county,
held IA meeting and appointed numerous dele
CATION to attend the Congressional Convention 10
III February next, to nominate candidate TO re-
present that District in the next Congress. Thus
il is settled that the Convention will assemble at
the time and place designated by the Amherst
meeting and the other counties Of the District
will no doubt take proper steps to be fully repre-
scented. We have entire confidence that the
Wings oil the Red Land District now have If in
their power by timely and efficient organization
and UNITY OF purpose and of action 10 secure the
election OF their own nominee and this conf.
dence Is by no means diminished when we re-
member that the Wings of old Bedford have
taken the matter In hand with zeal and ANNA
ton which never contemplate defeat. Let the
Wings oil the other counties catch the enthoiasm
OF their friends IN Is ,dtord-let them resolve 10
conquer, and conquer they must Let them NOT
be di>mayed by temporary defeat; but let them
rally to the rescnei Once more unto the breach
dear friends, once more
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-25


son tiom Tie mon is naw nrenly ani Vi irnu,ly NJ,
upan lhetn j. the DULY raHnedy for III all, @ wr,,
witch they have hren II ltd. Others + the
Toll NJ fies. hnNPvrr. sui na'.d bv ad.vo,5 -
pradamI an AT lcan"nt l. the i'Hiln hay. inspifs,
vii n9ass. - accept aud abide by he adi1stman, -
lri0ti, If adhered II ard fulfilled a. It's narts 81
l5yalt, al goo IA h hy + o her parti,s /, hi,
saary | may maHIi ny own sat. Iroiri, ,,,I
N1rvand, keulurky. Nurth Carnl,n, l. ulsiina :,
Mss iur. All tn - States hav. shsvn hearty H..
ton, DOWN TO The rte>'nl true u arqni see in and ~
'aiafi compromise # thu la>l l"n ut C,npr. =
lIIrsr however precisely the Stat ; which F.
thu losfl'n, are mo-" Il al interested in til. main,
aanre OF the Fog ter Slave Law aud If sn Il otan
breach o the recently coleiad"d Coup onis- as we'll
Of the loag andlaL Obligations Il the ConstloI,
shpald he eslmm1rd as The repeal ar maerial ata,
ton Of t,at Law waol pe.rn it cannot b Doubted ,l
an Indignant sense ol Jury aud wtong waull al anna
add a, heso State, 10 the acv. mass If dl,c,nr.,t :.
ready evsng At the South an render tn presrrya ia,
u the uni1o, nnisf s. d.PIo'abl.a c'nlfio Of III .,
pei s. aai lmPfarcaIle.
lur I14# T. = al, and fl IN, m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-25

iions ot haHtr"p'ey and TN qn~u pm fsdno
ton e pasfsge Which bad hsep dung deha
had hon advanced upn e.rty fufnsr a#e.siur when
sfrh re'otm a. en- I'D; anl although h.y ua.rf
hak heen VI D. we've sgsla r,4hisnty fepe itti II
~ in ftYaf ui feHHrir t#e etags h aHts;
snt II TIE s.r r'- d. : meet h otuen.fltc. aid
dafrav h ID rzHss f,n he nahlt# trefa1fs IL 4
Isefel Tia Il hsf tie q lett ofal r.r. - j1a uo
81 1'.r.sted Boo h ~ stun. aHd t4 he Dee f.rt
.ea FL i.f.d re4nc % w.lI aa l., ihati al
va#1g..
II Cs,sg. Ptnnsy lyania, vain t,ea. of tt H.
traa# 's.t#f n wsnsi ers hru hui ia Ga1r.
,Istfc Nj raa'saded TIA ibe agricultural .tf4n It
tie p1'7 'hania secure thelr pfpr II thr up
sell s'.fn ~. y hey esTet ,,pulJ bttlH IT.
NJ lta.s'5.. tn o.ssoH. eNpr s-'d am, u WI
much ',,fatb g #ast r.tiastpr WUis, a4 at i4.,l
81 l. b. eaftied Il The Paef. an r.r cu4ed -jrrh
Is fs'fah'e i'ag.h hy declaring TIT he wHH tesi,t
h=a.ml-t tsa., attempt I'd slt.e lie .lant .foa
al tfs | 4 fst N'sfss ~ h.ai te rrrr,s utcd.
lae II "a ll-8 - ufaeJ ul la..betfow.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-25
UNFORTUNATE OCCURRENCE.

On Sunday afternoon last an Iri>bman namta
Maxwell aborer on the Railroad here, receiv.
cd a bio. on his head with single tree in the
hands OF young man, named Robert Read, which
caused the death Of the former on M5ndav even.
ing.
1t appeared on the examination which was
had ON sunday, that some person (but not Mr.
Read had thrown a stone a, Maxwell who sun
posed It 10 be young Read whom he approached
IN threatening attitude with stone in his hand.
Read anticipating blow from the Ilshman, and
remembering that "the first blow is the bat
tie, struck Maxwell with the weapon he hap
Pencd 10 hold in his hand, INJECTING what proved
rlnnatcly,to be mortal wound on the head
These facts we understand were elected in the
examination before the Magistrate, who lischar.
ged Read for the time and since then Maxwell
has died
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-25

o. The City Council of Richmond, ve OBJ
serve, have had under consideration the ques-
lion Of making the subscription of 500 600, o.
dered by the voters Of that city, to the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad. The statement show
ing the amount Of real estate owned by the vo-
tens the subject of the subscription, the account
OF the polls kept and indeed the whole subject,
were referred to select committees, for future ac.
ton. We presume Of course, the Council will
execute the mandate Of their sovereigns, by ma
king the desired subscription as early as practi-
cable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-25
LETTER rRoM MR.. RINEs.

I'M -,
non liAi' h'l N'''''l ''' Ii"' ~ 8 -
Iagrr,1lI = whom It IS addressed ana VINO had
-, A. pt.o.# E, ..,,,,. al tina Ny Haven Peyis-
,.
ter containing "'i'l'e u NV ''.''P' 'i'S'
measures. aud particularly # tie FutifVe Slave
-. t,,#,L, = l4e,,beA 4, ,.fii,ii.fn ~, Dflre
aad counsel 100 COOL u 3e WIHi'H'ii nom la'c
public. Nj. Rlyes IS one Oi the most accom-
l,.b..J St,iesn,en. If the day. and would fiat
,.n a,
his '"isea "id4 ~ an "iH'Nuo" "P'i NV
dull ear q the dr9W>y North
pms Noy.tuh.r % $50
N, ps,r Sir. ,rcert nae va, my cordial tb,,Ls
Cr,, IL dose n, 50. dii q, me ,l,s y W II, =, Pc,s-
,s, min, TN ga, II ,e1 an ,lal addressed in
Tho vet be4l4d name tfn.t If IN. C,stli,o l., ynor
fIfo,, rz.n on fhe a,f - # thu nabannv excitement
,,jIcI l,. hasn tidaJ -, v,n, ..rt,n If .b lin
,i,st . tn l. 4 no mar, o., p ar : u, The IA, sqs
-, Of Cn.,,s L,v, rod n :, nh .nf,,nsn,s n 1ba
velj :, satisfaction b,h n.f-,nal and ratfitr Wbeo
40 %. II.,,en N he ,,,at # ,r;y,,e y. ,,a,..,,
hsm.alye. in II If 10 a. = m. If m, ,n,ty , m, Ia,
ge,. If In. R.nnl3r and ny,i,, tho .nci,, .,,;l of
bt, he,IoJ and t,n ,c,.d All IN, # n,lil ,5tI,
ia IT,. .,,,. r H.. ii -, ~, ,y., i,..,, -.
T.,
S,Llng can he 1r,, ,r ,,,., ,f,, ,yb, !. Gail a. +,
H. ,,,j,,. IA la,,.,' H. , -,
and ole,,,IY rn,,,,,,I h, ,I. : ,, H., ;,,a,a,. ~.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-25
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE

H.a - hasa Il g. q IL f4ar
-. -. - - -. ,i.t,
------ -
Virgin, IreIsI,rrRr
IOl 81
1ucaspn De-. l9tb. lisa
Paw, b. Rev tl1m Emge
Ar Nusat pes n,rl rrasri u9an fte lebi r.vrnue
a4. "a prI c.i tlr Connu wealth. aai 5000 g,a
IF ii Nrfe utlr''d b. puatel
~r,ruL Io JtTrrKsuS.
alr Cafisf t,.n lie cal e. ,,aa4r, u, "a l,e .ab
iela prevented a, bill 10 ,,,yIlels.atle vt Thunl, j
..l..i at lie ioivcfs. y af Xir,ioa
~, ..a,, -, Q4,nn l.fea II tfle II n., Ii,
eNaflfa flt El.ffrt nj u e4rfn 1na Asy I'm ~ ~
amended on ~ tt55, NJ. Boswell So as 10 .,ba ~
las iun.t ,r H. sud f,f pes us snd papris AZ,
D., ua,. -
1ai-e EsoIl having been ascet,.loci /, b. IA tho
,ii, AT Nm. iift, IN m ,,,,, al NJ, Soon nj f IA.
Darscep,r VA. nd I'd L, furnish hn VIE, COPY +
lie tep,'t If tho selec Camn 90 npm ths memorial
If eetlaip u 2 ns inyog =. removal r,m li,r.
l1lsarclag iva Jtnr Baua tom her husband and
oee.po"tas 'hes nfaneI AcodemicpD la.tute.
oam'.i#a Of NJ. VERIFY, Ia" House adJourueJ
Fanny, ct Goth
fnv"r 5 Rev. Nj y Ill Of Tie Alrlh5I 81 hafct
Sanding Cnwm res Aei. called npon Tor rep Jt,
Nj Ctit. rum The Go nrnit.es IN Internal im.foye
mruts. - -. pr,sent Il twelve dl,l4e bill.
Nh \ len r,,s.nfeda rep5rl (t4n lhe Committee to
, x,minr T. - Iefl's Office
Ga ,nal.oaofNlf AlrCae. the hill las, session. rln
eofl,g he vugJna sac As,cl.laI cl.ty. wa, re-
f-I,sd 20 the Cumm ttre on Agriculture; y.
\ rt-auttu OF NJ lI,rttsou proposing l. vote sun
In GaIl Riehafd = Iw,lf oi lhr | = Dr. ,ous y AS
so an, udrd 81 NOTION of A. Ferguson. rs l. mike an
Iulary relative IA Alaut ] = I.turl., nl.a.
Nr Cn#9 moved &, amend TIN rrs.luaon y, NJ tu
make u inquire INTO the pfon,leN Of rrcctia4 ~
mooomcolt' commemorate tIr ealao'r} oil lbos' "ho
rendred mlitY sfNIrts IA Mexico. After CONSIDER bic
discussion. DE resolution and aueudn ut indeh
ally sirucd
Aauuus feiana and Resolutions oil lacal chltic ct
WI rtsrn ed hnd rlcuel
Much derus,nn ensurd upon Ia Proposition 10 .eud a
Conre /, each ol thr lnsuc y, linus OF tn State To
eXrnine iut the IN whch + &c Institutions have
been conducted which asd,aly adopted ayes 10 ooes
=
On morton # Mr. Stro her. the Speaker was allowed
Is hi the char dnflnu nn absence Of a few DAYS
On MOTION, tha House then Adjourned
s,rr,,,y pe. - 1880
pr,.,i,. ~, H. Co., \Ta.'t ,I,, =, ,La -.
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..y 81 w., adal C,'1f. nlia'1 -, S.sax X,
Pom. R,,,c 81 Na.,s, - ,la>,,la. c..l,,i
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upon " hls' ''mma'''' ass'g"'oR a. easnn' '"ref
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-25

o. The Cloverlale Furnace belonging to
Messrs. Shanks * Andersons of Botetourt, we re-
greet to learn, was destroyed by fre on Tuesdav
highl o, last Veek-lcss MOI asccftaiaad.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-25
" AslllNsron, Dec. p

W A,rtsGrom. Dec -.
Tie : eate d. nj 81 fu day.
thr II -, .p-as a5et shrsr ha4r, il the consider
ia NJ ,,tsae bib add linn aj uf4,d W. Nent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-25

~ We are authorised 10 announce JONI
THOMPSON, JR.. of Amherst, candidate for re-
election in the Senatorial District. composed oftD'
counties Of Amherst Nelson and A1hrmare-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-25

w. telegraphlc dispatch to the n. Y. Ir'
bune from Washington on 18th inst, says:
80 Hugh Maxwell. your present Collect T, may go as
'lniStef to Btazll In csrain event. though SchenrS
is pushing for H."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-25

HE FNn or ruE tuArLIN CAsE.-Nr CAapln
"ason ihnrsd liberated from the N If Mon oonpry
county, SO Oo bail NinI been entered lor hi,
ace at II ward Dlsfcl Bail 10 the amount + sf
200 had hern pyea IN tins y STREET He raised ,bronoh
baltimore IN ianr5d'y IN hrs return home - Republic
Yes and like the Iri,hman's waler-o,s. he
will be found on the trial, mon comeati6s in
srampo' His abolition comrades will gladly
pay the forfeit ofhe bail, to have his services in
stealing negroes hereafter There is no use in
having Laws, when such scanps are permitted TO
6Hy out their offended majesty with money.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-25

The JENNY LIND FuRoHr.-The Concert o
Md'IIe Lind attracted to Richmond large nun.
Der OF strangers anxious to witness her wonder
iul powers of vocaizaton, and the good people of
the metropolis themselves have not been entirely
Tree from excitement on The subject. Still we
are happy 10 learn there were no Gcnins or
Dodges there, with more brass than brains-wc
beg pardon Of Genin, who showed method IN hi,
Jolly and ofthe Richmond aistjagucs who did
ot!-The average of The tickets was aboa si3
and the total receipts about $4,000. At this
present writing, we have mol received the Rich
mond papers OF Monday, but we are prepared to
enjoy their glowing accounts of the concert
The nightingale was to go directly on TO Char
lesion, and thence probably 10 New Orleans ard
Havanna where, we suspect, the most brilliant
reception in America awaits her. She is TO sing
too, in Cincinnati.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-25

~ There are 365 students at the University
OF Virginia. greater number than it has ever
before had The average number per yeaT since
It's foundation, Is 1919 says Charlottesville pa
per In the present catalogue there are 80
names mailing from other States.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-28

when the meeting adjourned for one hour.
AT the call Oft the band it assembled agai,,,
when Brother David Dlckey OF Pa, and
Maj. B. F. Briggs OF Del delivered excel
lent addresses, and it is hoped that the
Temperance cause may yet reap an album
dant harvest from the good seeds sown on
that occasion.
Had not the incIemcncy of The weather
deferred many eminent speakers, and the
thousands Of friends expected from the adj
joining counties Of this, and the States Of
Penn, and Del, this grand celebration
would by Tar, have exceeded cur most san
gulne expectations.
After passing resolutions, thanking Mr..
Daniel Carha'', tor he open and genei-
Gus manner, in which he welcomed us TO
the use OF his grove; and the ladies',
for their Kindness in ornamen'iug the
stand, so taStetully and appr" priat"ly with
wreathrs ct evergrerns, &c, the meeting
adjourned. A MEMBER OF TIE ORDER.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-28

EARNING float on every breeze. From
the battlements OF Heaven; that they
have no human tongue TO arrest our mad
career. From the grave of Taylor a
voice seems to utter thos, two haIowed
words 80 The Constitution The Union !!
Let but that voice be heard. and Taylor
will not have died in vain. Let but his
eNan pie be regarded, and from the tears
nation sheds, bow will spring more
beautiful, than that winch glowed from
his cold remains, upon whose radiant
arch, Peace and Charity, those brightest
angels at the throne Of God will descend
to heal the wounds OF an afflicted land"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-28
Mr, Lowe and the WhiGs.

On Monday last, MIR. Lowe, the Loco
TOGO candidate for Governor addressed
the Democracy OF Chester Town. He is
rather good looking man--but with
brow little too dark. He has sonor-
Gus and commanding voice speaks with
emphasis, and with considerable tlucncy.
He may be termed, a good, but not a
strong speaker. He siczes popular top
ics-such as would strike the predilec-
tons OF men, and in bold and confident
manner uses them in the place Of argu-
ment. There is an air and manner Of
consequence, Of Importance and Super
cIliousness in Mr.. L., that Is forblddng
We know speakers OF his party his su-
perior in matter and manner He COM
menced his speech by charging the great
Wing party OF Maryland with "iDiamy
and disgrace" for the manner IN which
they had managed their canvass.r-Thrs
charge, as untrue, and unworthy, as it
was in bad taste and bad temper, was CAL
culated 10 lower Mr.. Lowe among the
Democrats as we'll as Wings. No true
Wing, with spark OF self respect or in
dependence. can now hesitate 10 use eve
ny proper effort to defeat the vain and
lofty aspirations of one who would thus
reckessly, causelessly, and nntruly assarl
whole party, composed of men, Of the
best materials which thus or any other
country can boast Kent .N'crS.