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FtTHen,s PIrsr sISrRRvIEw WITH HIS
:, G,,YI;n - l,he MET Campbeli. soon after the
birth ofs his .frsts child wrote as follows to
nears friend. ia massage teens with all the
tender feryor 81 Il fathers heart.
z.Our.first interview was when he lay in his
little crib in the midst of white muslin and dain.
ty laces, prepared bs Matilda hands long be-
fore the strangers arrival. III believe that loy
Ier babe was never smiled upon BY the light of
heaven. He was breathing sWeetly his first
sleen. u dnrst .notaawaken him. but ventured
one kiss. Heaaye a faint muruur, and open
confirmed tosrrsW. in arace. ard statue. can
take him ii nv arms, but still his good nature
and his beauty are Sbut proyocatives to the af.
fection one must not indulge he cannot bear
to be .buaeed ! he 3 earnot stand worrying. o !
tbatI were sure he would live TO the days when
IcouH fake HIM on NV knee, and feel the
strong nlumnnessEof' childhood waxing into Wig
orons ,ropib NV moor how! shall have the
ecstocy. of teacbiao him thouphts and ,kuowl
odae "a ;nroc;f,,' g 1--we meq lis bold
to 'yentnra ;;nnta t;,tni;ty 90 fari E.s'.
a. nresapf Il Ia lovely little face is a comfort
To- mef his iipsS brsatbe that fragrance which it
ia ona FINE loveiiest kindnesses OF nature that
she bas ,riven To infanfs: a sweetness of smell
n,ora ael;gltfI flan All tlSe treasures of Arabia
bounty we live il witkoat knowledge! How
few have ever seemed to think az. infant beauti
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after he has deserted his friends and gone over
to the enemy in the worst and fullest sense of
the word.
Traitors are never without friends, and des-
perate efforts are sometimes made to sustain
sinking men, in order to make political capital
out of the operation, but we opine it will take
ADLER heads than those who were engaged in
the work at the barbecue to write Gen. Foote
up as fast as the amost'unanimous voice of the
press can write him down to that level to which
he has proved himself to Belong Gen. Foote
should be Immediately ~hiPped into the South
ern traces, Or kicked out of the Southern ranks
political lly--wifhout if or but-People's
Press, Mss. -s4.
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1poetifaI Department.
. The Land which no Mortal may Know.

xass The Land which NO Mortal may Know.
Though earth has many a beautiful spot,
AS poet or painter may show,
Yet more lovely and beautiful, holy and bright
To the hopes of the heart and the spirits glad sight,
sIsthe land that no mortal may know.
There the chrystalline stream bursting forth from
-, the throne, ~
:, Flows on, and forever will flow;
It's waves as it rolls with melody rife,
And its waters are sparkling with beauty and life'
In the land Whichno mortal may know.
And there on its margin with leaves ever green,
With its fruit healing sickness and woe,
The fair Tree of Life in its. glory and pride,
Is fed BY that deep, inexhaustible tide
3 Of the land which no mortal may know.
There, too, are the lost! whom we lov'd on this
earth,
With whose memories ourbosoms yet glow,
Their relies wegaye to the place of the dead,
But their sToriHed spirits before US have fed
To the.land which no mortalmay know.
Oh. who but must pine in this dark vale of tears,
From its clouds aud its shadows to go'
To walk in the light the glory above,
And share in the peace and the joy and the love
ofthat land which no mertaimav know.
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l3. Woman.-Heaven's last best gift to
man; our arms her protection-her arms our
reward.
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CoTToN AND PmLNArHEopY.-th Balti-
more American states that the philanthropy
which was once SO rife in England in behalf of
negroes heid in slavery has so far subsidized now
that many Of those who were once loudest in
their denunciation Of America for retaining the
institution Of in those States that chose
to have it, .. gladly see our slavch"!d-
ing tcrritoI, IL the slave population in the
South largely increased.
The philanthropissts, adds the American,
want more cotton, and they are dependent mpon
tl.e United States for that article, aud they
have learned from the example of Jamaica tnat
negrolabor will not produce cotton or anything
else very abuudantly, unless it is under the
control of masters
1t may happen, in the course of time, the
American justly observes, that some OF our
American phiIanthropists, engaged in the cot
ton manufacture at the North, will discover
that au institution which produces the raw mat
eral upon which their business depends is enti-
tied to some consideration at their hands, and
that it would better for them to cease to be
manufacturers when they are ready to set out
as fanatics. Richmond Republican.
SENATOR FooTE.-We were informed, ON
Friday last, that certain persons were brsily en-
gagged in circulating IL paper among the crowd
at Messrs. Fort and Wair's barbecue-obtain-
ing the names OF individuals to document, or
letter, approving the course of Senator Foote
upon the Compromise.
We did not see said paper, except at some lit
tie distance, and only speak from information,
but we have no doubt as to the correctness OF
our information. Doubtless Arnold may have
received commendatory letters from hisbre'hren
after he had deserted the standard of American
freedom; and why should not congenial spirits
attempt to console and soothe Senator Foote,
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IN pursuance OF iaw L. ZACHARY TAYLOR, rrcsidcn,
Omitted state. Of Ame,cs DO hereby declare and make sno.
State MICHIGAN, period hereinafter DESIGNATED.
Al the land sn,ce a, sAuLr MARIE, the "Lake
peno Disu Monday us sixteenth day Of sep
lowing named townships fractional townships, Wis
North Of the ba linz, Of The principal meridian,
Township forty FIVE and fractional townships forysS and
Town-hip foty forysir and fractional township forty
To~nshp iory si, seaona township seven, range
townships for,ysir for-even township.
p and MY Que, Orange i've
Fractional ,owassps orseen 'ofp-eih' eny-"ne' my add
Towpship. forty nine township mr.
io~n.ip. thirty nine "nea l.Aso and forty
Fractional townships th'r l.o and oy 'oe" and &c
prs .soa. and FORTY three on the main land and townships v
Frseuooal townships ,hr,y-nne forty acAspsS and
"sauAw Islands, and townships forty three foftyiouri and forty
h,ry nine aLrrrls ,~Iands ory
"WnIsx,y" island and townships three, fort, -four, and
rtacuoaa township thirty eight GvtL ISLAND township forty
two aud fractional townships forty three osoar and forty
Faona township corry on tho main land OF range sixteen
Fractional townships thirty and forty the main land OF
Faeuons townships u'y nine, forty, Forty one
on the main and, OF range eighteen II
Including island and an iei and
% .aa and e 90 ~ ae .,.ss ss and township"
Fractional townships hiysn on sr M.sIis. and Gull
eight on The hand thirty aue, (pcudine
and forty and township
on he mai land, Of range twenty.
township thirty eight thirty nine and forty the
main land, Of range iwensy-one
place, commencing Monday. the rs IN day Of
disposal OF the public lands within the FOL
lowing nsmed townships and fractional townships, TO WIT
NsrtA Of The ba.s line. and If tie principal mridis.
fractional townships and thirsysis the land
or range twenty fsur
FRACTIONAL
township thirty ak, OF twenty five.
and thirty three the land
and town~hp four and thirty Ave, Of t~entysix
thrtytwo thirty three thirty
the land and townships forty stx
fory.seven, and eight, OF twenty
fractional townships thirty and thirty
townships nine, brsr, fyeven and forty eight c
range twenty eight ].
fractional townships thirty seven, thirty eight and thirty
townships forty forty two forty three forty fon forty i've
forty and forsyeight Of range ~epu-nne
township bryaine, township forty fractional own
sr sir forty seven forty the fractions Of
aud thirty ,bs Of Agate habor Of township
ANY nine. of thirty.
Fractional townships thirty rine foyy md forty townships
forty two, forty three, forty Ave. forty fory
AvvRsr island in township Afy four Of thirty
Al place, commencing On Monday fourteenth
Aay c public situated
aforementioned townships and fractional townships
wit
North If n. bnse line, and ,csa Of the prapai meridian
township forty and Townships forty forty
three, fou forty i've, and Any, Of thirty
Fractional townships my and my two, of thirty three
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TO la of,bs bssl quality Domingo nypumv sso pounds "
te ton 10 be usbs and round nom chcc "asS dssse
and NOT less Than isetions
N, Ma a. WA,ss OH Par3 Bsasd (eaTt per
Joot)
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,

-
- ~ half Of wood the
0s ee side Of the plank Estimated At po fect board
msasurs-pes foot !
wks plank, 20 TO 40 feet long, 10 inches ~ids
ehck
Wits plank long, 10 Is niche. ~ids az
inches thick
pssak, % 10 a feet long 10 inches ~ids
20 white plank 50 Long, 10 to Is inches wde *
inches thick
To ~ sawed FAIR and and TO have nsnra
not length Of each plank
RshnanRd n $4,000 feet, board measurs-per foot.
CLAas No. %-Em White ash. and Bdck Walnut.
se0cahc best quality timber (hutt pcccsJ 10 To
ip~hes diameter at
end clear m The bart-per cuhie foot
board white ASK plank
1870 Binches wide, and inches thick-per foot
fsoo Az black walnut
ious ana N average 10 inches wide-per foo,
Glass; No. s. Ysfor Pine.
ao cubic yellow plank ochs m
average In length, and less than % long
4ooo eukic AT nns sSlned yellow pine
timber from 10 feet long, and from s 10 "a inche.
sqware-per cubic foot
CLAss No. g. White Pine.
Zee, board No. FIRST quality white pine,
zach per thonsand feet
second quality white
Inch hoards-per thonsand feet
NAvy-yARD BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
Grass No. l. Hyetory Bovs &c., (psr rfees)
100 rough hickory bse feet long and az inches
whis heart hickory feet long and sinrhes diameter
he small end
Class No, a-Lignwmrts, fper toni
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FIse.ionsl owa.hps usy and nft~o, range tnyiour
Fasao1a township slsa townships forty my
y ,orss fractional, ,, ss ana
ships forty nine and my Of range lol,y three
Townships ofySessn' forty eight and any, Of
sorsy-nae
Fractional and my, range lory-siI
eight, township nr,y
Fractional townships. torsesen foIp-e'sh and forty nine of
iesn.p ;,sss ol,aass ,soy%ns s.a,
teent Of sepe@be. o the disposal Of the public land. within
Norm u base ,. and Of me prtaeiaf nerdtan
two
eleven, ELEVEN i~elve hleen ioaeen twenty
a"d % 20 %'p I a s "s @ Of schools military
other purposes, viii he excluded from the sales
The offering OF lands will be commenced on
e days appointed aud proceed T. the order in which they are I'd
been oasd and the sas nus but no sales shall be
win be Admitted expiration weeks.
Given under my band AZ the ei Of Washnkion ms thirteenth
By the President, D'" 's s' rASos
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPrIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled the right Of Of the lands
w"n s and above
Of the land oce ind make
@ ne public sale Of lands embracing the
}. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner.
Posr orylos DEPARTMENT,
PROPOSALS carrying Mails Of the Un,ted
from the OCTOBER $780, aot June,
ID Z. % be P s s a @ be
Guy Washington Ill, O'clock a. M 18th day July,
! 1850, 10 be decided The day:
No 59a4 From Baesvile T. % week. Saturday
BY island Elizabeth Clarendon Reagnns Bluff
To Napoleon, by 10, !. m, on Monday;
p Bolivia ;ss;pg' Victoria Lssona Aysan.as oIaown,
ell
. Elm Grove
TO Memphis, Tennessee, by ., a; M, Wednesday;
And back 10 Napoleon between Thursday, and 10,
70 Ba,esvlle By p m, Thursday.
leaving Mapoe0n al 3 a gday and as Memphis BY
Napoleon by Il, M, nest day = " 49, 9'''' anu =
For general following,
FORM FOR A Did
Where change from advertisement contemplated by the bidder
81 (o the bel there write the
carry the mail ON No - from 80 10 80 as oen rs he ad
requires The time stated il the schedules and By the
convey.dJ for the annual sum Of s."
Form Of guaranty to accompany each bid.
The undersigned There insert The name q the gaaranor or guar
bidders, his thsi bio earning ne
shall enter into an obligation PRIOR the 18th day Of August
good and sufficient sarees perform the service proposed
Form of certificate.
The undersigned, postmaster the
good guaranty
Inc D should De sent under seal addressed 70 tne fsi
Territory " the face the and should be dcs
patched received before 18th July
10 o'clock II should be and the suhcency
tue guaranors should be duly certified
bidder called the
is difficult mpaccabe certain sust
specned
Of
inaccessible railway
steamboat landing, offer to substi
ino mode OF such He DIFF
arrival provided
asked, and il obvious that mail connexion
accommodation pcudiced He ask for
during specified number Of days
Of peculiarly bad roads, beyond these changes
drea will
being with bid aside for
Will be estimated with other
posas
J. COL.LAMER,
Postm General.
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w. PATTON &c neral Agent for the prosecution of
Congress either Of the departments such a.
lana
n,her st propey Having with j. " Dow,
tho past two business dst'ers himself that he y
.ve way ou.i6sd Letters post paid addressed " Patton
Room Union buildings, Washington cy D. O., WI, receive
mme apr"
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Trustee . Public sale Of Goose Greek Land
lY DEGREES Charles county sitting
equity the undersigned viii before
Port Tobacco, 22d
The hours and Ave O'Clock OF land Inherited
BY Mary r. Ncaie from Mary Nrse and niso
which Dr. Francis Ncsle died
shutting the nm which the said DR. Francis Non lived
OF his death, called aud .t;ooSe
Creek" and containing hundred and my 1850
more less.
This farm comfortable dwelling barns stables, and
All the houses II well waicred heavily nbccd
The land high
yields abundany the usuni products Of the
II lies six miles from Po Tobacco and convenient church and
mill.
TERMS Pour hundred dollars the day Of ne, ratca
annual nstalment
be- secured by bond and be approved by the trustee bearing
interest rom day Of Upon The of the whole Of the
purchase money the trustee authorized 10 the pnreha
purchasers lille r. Neae Dr.
Neac the above described premises
hcred Of the widows dover interest
N. sToNEsTREET,
July 4-iawtds
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every pe.on night of presumption Of the
townships Of above ennme
establish the satisfaction OF the
register and receiver OF the land ONCE and make PyDcn.
atieabc th uocs and before
the public sale Of the
embracing such claim Will be-
forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner.
lg-lawl3w
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Notice claimants against Mckee, under the treaty
OF Sd February, lsAb.
orrIcE OF The CoxAIssIosxRs, June %, 1850.
7 the Of this the following order made:
sOrdered, That secretary published
National ntegeDcer Republic Union that
of Februa
for special shown which be verified by
decided b. down he first Monday II
December II further delay be wanted,
eject before
setting such delay"
accordingly conveyed by
the recital OF the foregoing order
EDWARD WIN. JOHNSTON,
July a-wtlTFeb Secretary the Commission.
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Every entitled the the lands
within The townships townships above enumerated
required establish the and
receiver Of oce and make therefor
practicable this notice. before appointed
tor public lands embracing the
tract claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
}. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner.
l9--iaw13w
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COMMON HALL Petersburg. Virginia.
May 1850 The following resolution this day adopted BY
the Hall.
Rs That mayor of advertise for proposals for
Of the bonds OF the Of Petersburg endorsed by
the State Virginia, $4,000 in 1870 and 900
half yearly February md Au
S50,
chamberlain Of the town. until the 18th day Of May
will opened the highest
bidder will be entitled thereto The payments for the viii be
May 18th 18th July and bidder will
period. they pay he
TO themselves the right reject any offer made"
Notice hereby for the bonds Of the
will be chamberlain Of the according TO
the above resolution, until the lth day Of May ) O'Clock
I'm. CHAS. COEllNbr
Mny 2-dti 4thMayneu Mayor
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NOtaFy 0<"SE~H "N'"N
yIAs removed hi. building OF lh street
III and avenue will be his
fellow Al claims the
claims and all other business re
government, viii nj
40 be arnded fidelity dcspach All receive
addressed him Washington city,
d.
Ap 10-iy
IOHN M MeCALIA, late second Auditor of the Treas
the dcPsrtmcnts IN the .euemrnt "i
mil NJ and business generally
should be post paid HIS Of
nce 4. a the OF 9Th and Louisiana avenue.
WARRINGTON CRY, April 2s-u
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III NJ SMITH, 0f Main and 10th streets. late
liz OF the firm Of PARKER SMITH, socts carly orden o
hrcshcrs, particularly of
and fan attached He ready the variety d
Chimes hreshcrs and horpc shelters email
con.uucton also, the celebrated bamboogh fam much
sought Maryland Pennsylvania. asks particular
attention his SO
other He dsvoss particular attention
10 thrcshing machine by Jaboz Par
ter snd by Parker and smh lie win such repairs give
Satisfaction New OF spikes be small thus
making machines, Inferior from equal
Also hand OF Mccormick sches
for came and chains for chain horse powers
RIcHsosp, Va
May s-wBw
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Assistant Teacher Wanted n<dtatsly.
TUE Principal Of the WAuenton IN CO Male Academy wishes
employ forthwith teacher who H. qualified 20 eat
The various English mathematics lie
he unmarried sober habits good moral character
Al must be made Immediately and BY letter. pct PAD
To the Principal
Feb lQ--dtf
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General Agency at Warrington. ID. g.
DY A. NJ FARQUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, fennsyvania,
with Mexi
revolutionary with Great Britain, and the Flor
idu
For pensions, bounty land, scrip
Bounty LandWi attend the purchase and sale OF bounty
land on order.
Patent OceThe applications for patens procuring models,
wings kc will be attended in all their various branches
OEcA claims against the department will BE-
settlement Of quarterly Of
ditto facilitated, &c.
New Orleans Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser, Louis
vile ST. Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette Indianapolis
New Herald Detroit Free Press, viii puhliah 10
g. and send their bills this o6ice, accompanied
with paper. June 241
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COuTHERN Medical Reports, Consisting ~ Ger~r.'
Special Reports Topography Netecroto and Prev
States edited by r. d Fenne NJ ~
For sale b, ..u.
TAYLOR MAURY,
Z June BOOKSELLER, 9th street
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male servant and goo"
do Of family Mono win be employee
cannot bring good inquire n this ONCE
Nov 9l--inf
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The Printers Uolon.

A meeting OF the Printers Union was held las
evening at Fountain Hall $40 Bosery
reporter frola the Herald ATTENDED N reno,, thr
prooe eangs ana was shown into the room nv The mar
son who had charge OF the door ooservn, that tbr,
was no objection to reporters being pru nt but there
was rule against any other person except nsynLs.s
being present. A. the same time he cammunieatsa
the fact TO Mr. Crate who appeared to De actin q,
president OF the meeting that a reporter rom the
Herald was in the room
MIR CRATE announced this intelligence to bhe meet
Ig and said they di6 Vet know what they wouI !,
do Themselves their scale OF prices not dxel
He asked them whether IL WAS prudent TO admit a re
porter especially reporter from such paper % IN
Herald that wae well known to be the enemy OF tho
cause Of labor and opposed e. all labor movement
lie recommended them not to admit a reporter from.
the Iisred, aud he would nov put il TO the vote
MENElR-There is use in putin, IL to the vote,
when the constitution Gays, person shall be pre-
sent except member, without special resolutions.
giving permission -
Mr. CaATE replied, that II better 10 take a vote
on u, and he then put the question from the Chair
when II was unanimously resolved that the reporter
should not be admitted
The reporter then bowed to The Charm Aa and with,
drew, observing, Gentlemen am mum obliged to-
you; you save me somr4aour tonight.
There was persou present from the Triitns Office
who usually reports the LABOR movsmentsn for that
al
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Intelligence from Washington.

Nothing ofimportance was done in either house
OF Congress yesterday. The House was engaged
all day with the Civil and Diplomatic bill, and the
Senate with the California bill. II is probable a
vote will be taken on the latter tomorrow or next
day. 1t is to be hoped that no impedmen, will be
thrown in its way, but that members will meet the
question as soon possible.
We are anxious 10 know the nature of the report
Of the Southern Caucus committee on the Cali
foInia question. 1t will be submitted to the caucus
tomorrow evening, we are informed by our phi
waite correspondent. We hardly think that it will
interference with the bill now before the Senate,
no matter what its character may be.
The Canadian Parliament, II will be seen, has
been prorogued.