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We lay before ourreairs the following conciliziory
tcls from yesterdays Baltimore American. We hail
with pleasure the sp which breaihes In settling the
difficulties aboui the " three sisters California Utah.
and New Mexico must MT lose sight OF those which
concern the relations between New MEXICO and Texas
Thai question ought also 10 be adjusted along with the
Others, As well an efficient provision about the resi-
tuition Of fugitive slaves The greater portion Of our
brethren in the North. certainly all the liberal and en-
Hghienel stzesnen. are prepared. we understand 10
grant The CLAIMS Of fis South ~ tar repsd, because
they anxious 10 carry out the guarantees Of the
Constitution We have no desire 10 play The ceasor,
and to complain Of The Proifaeiel debate which has
taken place in both houses We shall be perfectly
content after they have blown Of their steam to see
them settling down in good earnest, and in pairi-
otic ssira, 10 close this whole agiiaiing subject
on liberal system OF compromise Sow, and. If possi-
bk. FOREVER We are assured BY several members
Of Congress thai such w be the result. and that the
question viii BE eseaally settled Others again expires,
great dor5ts about the 6aal Issue:
Al SBJUsrnrxr IN yrKw-Ths indications al W.shinrson
malice q s1s eoe slavery an he ferores TAe
TO bs rspcrted b. Mr. Do1glas, rom ne Territorial
Casnsisee 81 Ssnzr. and he bi OF Mr. Mccisrns0d
he HoBs- WIN probably form =. 5ssis q e3n pr5nise
which va reinde the main points q tie whole su5jecf
aGmtfap1a Aa1tiorula seems flkeir.
crnpi.c w.ih easements ~ orsnz NJ ssrriortsi goxen
Nsw Mexco and Ufah. sikss fAs PfSrfso. Thus
Soa w bs s2lFdsi ard sho Norlh u. snbsranfs.ly
osr hing. TIE erence xis1ence Of slavery
New Mexico ard Utah VII Be determined 10 any case
i ola Asay u drt-rnined BY nassra laws which wi
hare thsr lafsr. in spite al sboFd
iegidaiaa
Le, te qnssion, the whole series % bsm. he settled
That what ne coaGiy demands. feeling % anrioas
e1pectAcn oag pFcyaeat tals sat=c-
iseng AZ pasent saspease wAch the pubsc
raina, ard makes i Indignant delay There - Be-
ssr bes that ~ dhcalfes o. the case have been
H7cessaiy aggravated, and hixh time i3r Con-
.resf 70 xork and despatch the yabhc bustness
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WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10. 1850


After The feaalrE u tie lcurnsl-
The SPEAKER aaaounoed that he had received a con-
Fnancafloa iscm Nj. McI4NAHASs Of Pennsylvania,
siztng hst being called away Tor ru days. BE would
~ enable 10 discharge tae dulles required 0f him a.
paettsr ~ TIE select ccEnee investigate he allega
ipns sESlnSi the Hoa George w Crawford. Secretary at
War connexoa with The receai pay neuf 81 interest
the aphin clam BY order III the SECRETARY of the
Treasury. ard asking 10 be relieved iheref0m where
upoa.
Mr. BURT neFed that Dir NciAxAHax be excused
f1n serviaE longer sad commil;ee. ana hat the
Speaker be aEhuriked 70 sppoEf anoiher 81 has stead
Nj. JOHNSON. OF Arkansas. aEked the unanimous
consent ii tie House 10 make report from The Commit
Tee on In8isn Ahairs ia relation claim Of TIE Wnne
hago Indians. whlr he desired " have referred the
Committee Of the Whole. and ordered 70 he printed
MsNnrEs 0biertsrg. iesve was not granted.
Mr NcLANE called for the regular order II bss8-
ness.
The SPEAKER annoancel Ire arst BUSINESS nj order
70 b. he Question on seconanE ibs cal fof the Ese-
ran@ onesien on The oiion - efer 70 the Comm ee Of
~ Wne On the SAFE OF Lnsen the ..ienf rosebud
srsaanas0 ~ certain srts thertIn fncnioaea = which
read ~ follows.
s.sayr,s ~ shf Snasr ead Hsnn If Representatives
IN ia tafsa ~ daefaca - Coarsrr essst4sd That
se fbssons "A IA second n The aci entlsed An
afnerdine eatiud A. act efAnflng hatfay 10
rsdusrs 81 orrhnns wh<rr fh4ir hnsaics ant 4as,es
Il rrnnAs reculyed fe nfa}ry Fcfxtct q ne
bed taas' prf1rrd Ing fwentrcue. ciEhgcn hpn-
4ree sfA fogtrelrs exien6ed Nv fbe scf a frbFany
tmstYxn exhteea hztrdrcd ard tofsy nne snsh - ro
aFrd embrace lie widows ard rTphant q nh ~ sons
dessntrd therein tbo died while n scsaa servee ~ NE
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Mrz0Irs 81 Ekx Lst a.d Bsifsgs II 7homas cs1l-rs.
DID,. LID ny his soa-in4aw, the Rev Wr1axx
HAEN. LID. Ia vols VOL l. Mes YORK HaRsrH &
BEorHeEs ls59--
Toe krEt volume Of thi. work has jus: made fs ap.
peaance and the publishers win accept ihsnks Coz
the copy before We feel that Il quite unnecessary
fo commend such book a. this 10 The attention Of
the pabllc A large portion Of The FIRST volume i made
up Of extracts from the private journal and oorcsPon-
ience Of DR.. Chalmers, dnFins The early Ian 81 bis
and this BY far the most attractive species OF
biography. Wedeem il small privilege 20 ss permit
ed read the secret thoughts and observe he daily walk
Of great and good: and 4 i no less deghfin
Than instructive 70 Be able TO SEP BIZ step. 90
in these memoirs. The progress Of thai Intellectual ssd
spiritual culture for which Dr.. Chalmers Afterwards
eminent
POrspms~s Wwh ~ ds Rsp T4amss ckai-sys IN.
LID. Edtsd By Rev. wnxIAx hAKsA, LID. Vol
9 i3lno.. pp ssl Harm & B4orHKRx.
Having noticed the previous volumes in this series,
add nothing 10 The estimate have already
gressea Of the value and men, OF these posshumous
works Of The distinguished and truly Fous 81 whoss
mind they are emsnsions Among the us'l-iaforHed.
the Of Dr.. Chalmers is Sufficient 10 recommend any
OF his predictions The present volume contsns Preec-
tons on Buffers Analogy. Palsys Esidcscss of CHRIS
tiaaisy. and Hills Lectures Dsynisy. with two isTD-
dac,oy lectures. and four addresses delivered IN the
New College EsinsurEh- This volume win be warmly
welcomed il predecessors tbs series have been b
the admirers al eminent virtue and Tseiy adorned and
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The democrats Of the city 81 Brooklyn. New York.
have obtained noble triumph in tie late municipal
eleeoa They succeeded in choosing Their candidate for
mayor By majority Of $50. They also carried MAORI
" Of the board Of aliermea The New York Express
twhig) noticing The election. says:
Thns rhs loc0s have eauaei seven o.f q ssevss
waras il the vOts Aidsrnsn Lls yrzr there wee bar
war5s, ans tie locoa gaissd bus sosr Tee comno-
neil last year Soa ~ wings iocoss ibis rear viii
b IA cas 10 whirAinost conpist K ihs tables
This Is too bAsi Throngh ts sspsnens. q TIE hig The
osoiaros have Tins gained nsyog foar snpsyTis5rs and
II al3ernsn The minor ofhScss m 3siy wig
TIE aesnosrzeg daiy ceebrated their Yet5y la Eight
in Falnn Tar barrris blazed awzy sad speeches
m13s foS The aidermea naA mayor elect
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-12

The New York Trisrne-a Taylor paper-oopies the
letter Of Montague. esq lze clerk in the First Aa
dios oee, which originally publed in the Union.
and apPends 10 If the following remarks:
We say shai shis erpisnatio7 fails sasissy
several pnricniars,
l. senssg that Secretary Crawford lad decf pcc1ni-
ary Interest," In the claim.
a<s4ifs thai this payment nreFrssis sen Innogzrioa
upoa the Keatrzl usage Of the Department" ssrS
3 Il coscesls the isct that resg - fhe proper
aD1ilsg cfeef undsr the present administrator. ard
hnay passed bead " order u rreent See
rarY q TIE Treasury, based nPon aoa q ne Az
forney General 5a1s,s' So
Here e1oBEh 10 make very strong prsnua fsrs<
The propEiety q The pr1seeccg II ssTsig has
1g 10 x eIoat IL spite Of Mr.. Moazgpes -dfcided
opinion" AID fasricions decacy. And doa fike he
idez number u the cabinet falling Shs cirfU1 ~
clerk psopreiy his holding and PF0ec ssr
q claim. Afs
We ras; Mr. cobbssommases VII Er9le b. paier.a NY
and fearssay.
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stnss efvozh Carolina March trru igsp.
Orange county. In sQHas.
simon Berscasy VIC and orssrs,
Reulamsn wax ana Jean Lour sreeuso 81 styca Ward A.
tfssed, ana efhvrr-
0rn sn sles f te serees ssrpssn wasd
Ir sptas8nx the s.sisfse1ie n enc cssr fsr s<
clefk and nnnfer,
ready 6hBon- ard npen1ur tan uunnr II ~
pfmfps heirs gonstaHn Ward ard Muy We'd rAartn
ward sNy We Hnenf aah HF. Eixahei rnear.
Cnsfy Ansas carsn = k.rh aTsas Mas,
nnd stsphen Wsr1, haa - KtnaeT
ne4 WiAtntB ase6ssu fe
nd reside - sssSwe
ias ~ sneee-sire 49, ~ nnK anie hs fns.
cek nnr na1tr atnetEd, fnnistnr sert
v1nchnrs Nh he pad q sf,eru nTnsrfir
osped " Lnar. eieyf ~
Mnrch. l1sd.
A. y-sw or LONG, G. kME.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


91Mr HExkr NJ LxwEs efMonxpmesy, Al4hznzs sen-
nssens sseus ~ Tenass.ss ssssst "
D. Berry
eNr IsssrL Lass, No la selA Tnah sssse Pli.dss
phil Fs1sal u1selnE scent I4EEs X
waurIxs Wa H. VISA o. a. r. sra. goEz CelIaxe, J4HEs
DEEaiso, a. KIEK wELLIxaTes, A. EsAss JAsss cLAxK,
Jeaz W. AIL1x, ard ?. Looxa-
Ar. c. W. yAExE, No Hnrso1 street, Cnolnn1u Oase
ssasr& r.seiuns ssrlI sass W nes.s
L. s&EEl, r. DssI, JAsss TArIoG W. AExsTEexs PEsx1.
LoexE, VI. R4NsAF, and G. ssus8As.
9g-Reesipts ffo1 eithsr a me shove ~ai - good.
CIV D. rA1xEa Newspaper Ags1t 10 DE only
satefzed agent paper Bsssaa York
and Pha-deipha and duiy
saesrons me required ~ His win
regarded His oces 1eBosson, cenxress
New Yosk, rnsune balidiEi fhlaaeSA. aoh~ea q
rhird Chestnal
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-12


The proceedings and debate in the Senate yesterday
upon Mr. Foote's moison 10 refer Mr. Bells resolutions
q select committee Of thirteen wese highly interesting
and important.
Mr Douglas, with The view Of testing The sense OF the
Senate the proprey Of taking any action upon The
mooR REFER and Tor the purpose Of moving the con
saezicn q the bin admit the State Of californa into
The Union. moved hai the whole subject under discussion
BE- laid upon The liable. which negaved BY yeas 2e
NAYS g. a. follows
ks cor~in, Davis of MASSACHUSETTS DaytoD Dodge 81
Ioxa, Doage ~ Wisconsin Dsagas Feich, Grssnr Hale,
saa. Prasass Upasn Wsis. saa wsisrsas n'f'1
NArssisssrs. AfShson, BADGER. Ben. Bmland, Bright
lason Ds~ns Foose iuals.. King. Maosa. Maso1 Nor
ssa. PeaTes Pan. Rahk Sebastian soale Tarasy, Tn
dsrweod, WcbsieF. WhisccFnb and Iuiec-2S.
Dir. Fooe. for the purpose OF osyiaing the objection
made 70 bis motion, because Of the instructions the
lect committee mature scheme Of compromise. &c.
ence Of Mr. Bells and Mr. Gays resolutions to the pro
posed committee
Dir. Benton submitted amendment excepting from
the reference the subject Of the admission Of California
winch was rejected by yeas %. mays 2she vote being
the same rs above
Dir Ben submitted an amendment providing thar
Mr.. Foote's motion should not be construed 10 aa-
thorze the Committee TO take into consideration anything
relating 10 the abolition Of slavery in the States, the
suppression OF the slave trade between the States the ab
clifton Of slavery in the forts, arsenals yards and
ards OF the United States and the abolition Of sa
very in the District Of Columbia
THIS amendment was subsequently, modiiei By Mr.
Benton, the suggestion Of Mr. Clay 80 as to provide
that nothing in the reference to select committee
shall be construed TO infer imply any power in
Congress 70 abolish slavery the STATES 10 suppress the
internal Stare trade, that Congress osg to abolish
slavery in the FORTS ck-sards. &c, or in The Dis
frc Of Columbia thus avoiding the constitutional ques-
ton 10 the POKER slavery IN the District, navy
yards, arsenals, ke.. altogether.
MIR Webster expressing his unwillngness 10 vote
upon these propositions without time for delibeIation,
fhe Senate, without taking final action, al O'Clock
adjourned
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-12


\ sss <~.@---s~s - 1sills1al~
- 81 FvTs 49, - ifN1s fts7sA'e4 ~ si''
Aine go -%'s ana eeasseAeal..e Ie.pu upon lsli'
..,:. :. 4. ~ = = aAs n's's'
u 80 e.'A'l''oh -Aa lso'i<e's % mar
-. - - 100 Aor hssr1 " Ffoasee
4. ~ 49, ,;na ,.. 49, san,.a. spos
s'e f10''@ 1 ~ - suhAsAs sssAm4'e gu
'as 1'As''.-- '''f'' 49, 4 \ s7s Atlanta
ana western STATES hf hns hAs' Ne 'hak placed lhs
~ho's iOse = -" sA' 1919 ~ s01115 go -
% do'ng has contributed nsS sna mos ns'gAfs srga
AsA |" Jap" y 70 p'o1'pi aa"'''" .1'T0s 80 sl'2
80 - y. ~ !. .. =. =
- 4 - - - - - ii 80
y, s..,-s --...,..- ,.,., - s,a--.
A'e' ~ - ~
- = -. 1922 s M. II. .aa.4s
% s y fae scs Z. ~ rar.s 49,. 80
sss compare ~ msxnlinds ard vAiae 70 ms donsestie
~ ~ ssa si @na ..s oaer st.ss q ths un.oa
man aseen poasana People That portion q y ~hich has
- palsa y Amss.sAn ei.az<s
s,S vi XVI s, eoA1oa c0n'ofss y sneiief ~
Understanding the geat distances enisrsn have bes
Soa Y .sass !, 800 Las lsfli2y more taan ons
themselves ever ~ hls snd plains TEey aFe ne+d
pee HON ssases AZ Eai - ksy iems1isss nass pass
,rlany q he iarariss q Liis H0ases Ans besn
Lia InI' 49, 80 $3.50 slaes y Iae bnton
81 lns $500 Ifgn1s1 " c1saain1 Cites nnn to@ns
- - -. - - 10 80 = tsPsr ~ AnhD1ssAs
~ aaurs 49, 1919 oin vs. souoes ~ w Ply-
MAnls We ~ ong - connnrrf ~
10y inIo lhe go aDol en 10y O. ~ cofr1ung ~ ~
$3.50 y ..0s Prai 49, ~ aPl.eAaoa u AsItpAnfs
~ .sllal1'l 49, 49, IS 49, saiaey ~ EAIsNs ~Ltth
a. 49, s1saansu ~ arf csni< ~ ro1sM nnia&s
80 ~ Is $3.50 w lrlsoahf sls pcrs = 1M
Z WI a 80 - aainm. was 49, ~ Sah
e v1 q $500 PsI nou sa1n iesL Al SAerF ga
ana IiIf ~ Sosw 70 @0 Al l-sr rfces n
coAau ~ 1900 u rs 'snaofy ana ~ zny sFETf
~ pras had fs = So Fso' i s s s
49, 49, 4 y @ - y ~ y ~ ~
- 80 - Iahl 1H1loss 80 ah1ch
4. 49, = 80 go " aelssf-
- ~ ~ II. -. u ln1 1890
" q $50 "a M $40 1870 w
- ~ 49, PIl11 Mpan nv
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-12

We refer our reaisTs 70 the letter Of commercial
correspondent for an interesting view 81 Inc sauisry
operation Of the independent treasury, he fcurishng
szie 81 the reyesne derived from customs. and the sr
king benefits resulting from The adoption Of iibera
commercial policy. Obef fnpcsnt matters are touched
mon, Which cansos fail % interest The intelligent reader
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-12

The Senate had very long and potsried SESSION lat
sres;nE and H. yroceeinrs ccesay considerable portion
IL our paper lbs morning and wil asr4s; large share
a the public attention The question has not been finally
iaksn On Sir Foote's nPOraa, resolution. but I'M
dersnnd from soms senators that 4 viii 10 al probability
" decided to-day.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-12
IIeuse sr RsurrsenaatIvss

Yesterday aites agreeing ID PRINT 10000 extra copies
Of the California report OF the Hon T. Batter King, the
House. after bref discussion passed bill 70 postpone
lbe payment of the da.es certain railroad iron i'm
ported Tor the Of the Wilmington and Raleigh North
czroaa) Railroad Company and then a great number
OF reports from committees, comprising bills resolutions.
Sc, were made. and appropriately disposed or
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-12
MAGsfF1cEsT LOTTERY.
CAPITAL
SI0o,0Oo-4Aso, s50yo00-S %. o00-62o,0o0.
And 20 prizes 81 o 90
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
rle h<netfx Of ononsplfx AcnAcmr.

A seraEezae q psck.ss of - whse nckeas sseo 70
p0 a. Is halves
Do d % . quarters % rs %
Do O. %
package 81 10 an
ssts may Be drawn weny
tsrttn- Gtrtcxtef 81 halves and efhs
Ts syxsda q
Unitea
! Il
I.Frs a crzwn 4 S1,se9N
Tsek and ShAres Ks6 Ce6ezt a Packages
above srbene w1 b pronp1y a1rnded
81 me craving wi ~ sal tm4ediEtsy ar
al nay from NJ
ADDRESS J. c. MAURr, Aeens.,
FeA lS-dkchd Aerandrih, vlfginna-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-12

~ k1ffEonaI NaVIIF OF NV NpFlng Goods-
TUE snhscfbcfs have received and eomrasse
fany and snpae dry rpea
npartannas
PAilnaepia- cuhraeing ever
Fssseb Enh fnda, ersaan, snsseaFs q which
n1eF
Is yssces ira snaf ehcrkercs giscs ssIts
10 pieces sseh s<rlped Do
rseres rSrh pazad ma4rmnr a.
rrces nch plnfn hacE a.
Is rscnes panas stripe4 laela sounasd
II prurs X style Ahense-
r4ec4s enhrslterra efeaadfnes. q Ne sr1icie
81 1asces sarfpsd snd hrureS
saue.s cashmere style o. taanes
asnred French bnfaxem
- riarss pdnin Frsaeh lsnreres, escrr nhase.
10 sness a. fnin~ svrrr shaAs
lac-es punaet linen cAmir1cs
~ raeces French 5ncoprss
IS sserts Frxrch rnrhnnrs II ehansrrs.
aFd sana8 hEuree s~ns. culsrs ~
e.
snamHssd su rach VII y shvwn vita pseurs Al VIA
fassr rrrth call
Pm HooE 60.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-06
ALONDON DRAWING ROOM.

But whs could equal the chaste spendor Of the draw
ing room2 The carpets magnfcen'ly puffy that
your feet made noise them than yuu shadow;
their white ground boomed and tulips tg MS
warming pans; about the high chairs and low
chairs, handy legged chairs and chairs atannaed that
was wonder any but sylph could SIT upon them,
covered with marvellous gimctacks,
china ornaments Of all ages aud Countries bronzcs, gilt
daggeTs books Of beauty. yaaghams Turkish papooshes
and boxes Of Partisan bonbons Wherever you sat down
there Dresden shepedesses convenient at your ell
bow there moreover, light blue poodles and ducks
and cocks and hens in porcelain there were nymPhs by
Boucher and shepedesies by Greuze chase indeed;
thero muslin curtains, gilt cages wlh paroqneis
and love BIRDS two squang cocFaoos. each out squal-
ing and out chaerine the other; clock singing tunes
a console table, and another booming the hours like
Great Tom on he mantle plece-thcre was. in word
everything that comfor could desire. and the ee-
giant taste devise. A London drawing room. fitted up
without regard TO expense, is surely of he noblest
and most curious sights Of the present day. Tho Ro-
of the Lower Empire the dear Marchioness and
Countesses Of Louis Nv, could scarcely have had fin
er TASTE than our modern folks exhibit; and every ybody
who Lady Clavering's reception rooms. forced
to confess that they most elegant; and that the
pretiiest rooms in London Lady Harley Quin's Lady
Hanway Wardonrs. or Mrs. Podgson's own, the great
Railroad Crrsus' wife, not fitted up with more
consumate chastity. > Ihaekaray, Pendems.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-06
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TOWNLEY, SHIELDS & CO.,

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-06
Kanawha, Cincinnati and Louisville

LNiNE PASSENGER STEAMER HERMANN, W.
Il s. Summers master, will leave kanawha Salnes
Saturday morning al A. NJ, and arrive at Cincinnati
Sunday at u. M and Louisville II =. M Returning,
will leave Louisville Monday at IL NJ and Cincinnati
Tuesday at 12 NJ, and will continue during the
Should the low stage o water prevent the H. running
the fine light draft steamer WIN. PHILLIPS, will
the place of H., that passengers rely the
punctuaity nf those boats.
For Freight Passage apply to Capt. on board,
J. B. MALONE 10 mile house,
Messrs. SMITH, w AIkER < co, ka. Salines,
or WHITAKER & SONS, Charleston.
N. b. Persons having Slaves that going West, will
find to their advantage 10 take these Boats direct Louis
v,e, thereby avoiding the difficulty Of reshppnS at Gin
cinnati.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-06
POETICAL.
CRAlGE LINN scotch Ballad.

CRAiGE LIMA scotch Ballad.
AM" fak' yoto a,id CLOAK about ys"
A lass IN homespun dress fu' ben,
flghtscme step an blythe a. May,
Cam tripping o'er the da,sed green,
An stole my w,stlcss heart away,
W. courtesy, said /, young maid,
May mak tce TO sp,e, ,oui name,
W. rodden'd check she smiling said,
I'm sure ye ken bath name an hamc
We wandcr'd o'cr to craige Linn,
Where a the sweets a. summer glow;
For irae the city's toll an din,
We pl,ghted many sacred VOW
The ieathery brc ckans round u, hang,
An curtainsd a. our rural bed
While birds in concert round us sang,
An flowers their fragrance o'er us shed.
held her TO my beating breast,
An transport thr'll'd through every vein
In eestaey thus c>prossh,-
My heart unchaneahly thine
An as the golden moments flew,
In turn she vowed she wad be mnc,
An be though life bath ieal an true,
Or she might a her senses tmo.
Hui dew began To gem the lea
A.nght oulspread her mantle gay
An down the glen, wi tuuoIul rlcc,
rhs ma,s sang his farewell lay.
The setting suns last radiant hue,
wigo"d t'ngcd a the wcatern scene
still la,th To part, We hade ad,eu
But plodgng AT To meet again.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-06
II. l.. TINSLEY,
GROCER AND COMMISSION AGENT,


ITAS in store and is receiving gencIal stock of Goods
which he would call the attention OF purchasers. In
his stock may be found-Sugar, Coffee, Teas, Salt Iron,
Nails, Steele, Moldsses, Mackccl, Lead and Shot Coffee
Mills, Curry Combs Spades, Shoves and general asso
mcn of Hard. Ware StoneWare, Wooden Buckets, Cast
ings assorted Table Cutlery, Tea and Table Spoons Meal
Siter Cassimeres, Cloths Linen and Cotton Good, Summer
Goods for pantaloons and vestngs, Nankeens, hpacea
ghams, Lawns, 200 bolts Calcoe, Irish Linen, Domes
ties all widths, both brown and beac he'd, Bed Ticking,
Plaid Cottons Silk and Cotton Handkerchief, Combs Palm
Silk and Fur Hats, large assortment Of mems and Ladies'
Shoes fine Boots besides her goods ted
to mention. All want is call from purchasers to in
determined Tor cash. sell low, not
low er, than any house in town. Try
t,,i ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-06
AI.IFE PICTURE.

The suferlngs of an ingenious and sensitive mind in
view Of pas, Of life. frequently The most dan
gerous to the soul in its struggles to recover and
nstate itself We easily conceive Of case like this
A man has fallen from his ecnde and lost his position
say through iutemperence. After time he and
lamenls hrs folly and guilt, aud wlll bIvk,n spun,