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long and very interesting e:ter from James c. Smith
Ia member of the Madison Mining Company to his father
Gov Smith, appears in the Warrenton Flag II concludes
as follows
Political parties in rapid formation and when the lines
are drawn they will be strict and adhered To by the serncs
partizanshp The Wings dcpecatc party and hrrah for no
par,yisn They wofuly in the minority, and they knoT
H. But am sorry, very sorry To say, The Wilmot Pro-
vso party here is overwhelming shall Of course vote
against the constitution of Monterey because of its Provis
ion | hope and trust the South will stand firm.
Fremont will be Of the L. S. Senators think, and
DR.. Gwin the other.
The vcst denagogucsm is pracsed by The Politicians
here you can imagine California is Yankee country, and
San Francisco is Yankee city But the people polite
and attentive TO their own business
VIM F. Phillips, two others, and myself have bought q
vessel to 90 into the Sandwich Island trade, which as
profitable California for this city (San Fancisco) espc
av is dependent upon the and those islands for the
vegetables consumed Whether shall remain here thi,
winter and stick up my shinge" not is yet detemi
ed. =,
Our company will wind up its aars and dissolve in q
for 25 days This is the fate Of all the California ComPa
nio
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CEY DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY roni the subscriber. lvin. the county OF Bedford
IL on he Gho December dulaio Woman, named MARTHA
aou old made particular marks recoecied
tl-,1! her eighteen months Of MAJOR James Ware who
oah, Richmond auction she raised Chesterfield
All , she ,ne beoged Phillip SDutha Her husband i,
oxaei Mr Jame7 Cox Chesterfield She LEFT 1ynchburs
i,se having hy obtained pass carrying with her
miami months old.
vii give dollars she apprehene and acc
il ail Q tha get her again. ARCHIBALD BOILING.
na>
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Correspondence of the Baltimore sunl

The President communicated the Senate yesterday
very large number of back diplomatic appointments inciu
ding the whole list of foreign nominations They were most
" referred 10 the Judiciary Comztss.
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Is cHANcERY-yIRGINIA cirea! surericr cour .

y CHtNCEk1 Circuit Superior Court
Chance.y and held for the county of Amelia
.ae Coa- House. Oh tho 10Th day of October, S49:
Jans, Vaughan Petitioner,
asaE:
Jha Jce Walthal. VIM Lyon. James Chappel John
Parle Thomas IL sbell Baon, Creed Farley. Thomas
Webster, admir- A VI Webster, Samuel MD Moore William FL
Elaes, chlrie- Boaicrant and others, Defts.
Ta y be heard the petition Of the atlantis
John P4more.J Chappe, w w Lyon, Cresd Farley. Samuel
Moore. " Webster admir- OF A. VI Webster dec by iher
discharge the Rules entered herein by the County Couu
Amelia Ma Term and June Term, li7 of said Court
petition the defendant James C. Vaughan which
pending before the said County Cour Amelia Shen
removed this Cou By the order OF the said County
C'a and argued by counsel On consideration whereof the
Cogr doth serus the said motion And appearing that Samuel
Moore a, appeared and answered the rule attachment
catered lttrn july Term the County Court Amelia
tsehr,e the sand Somae ID Moore And Of the
tea James Vaughan by his counsel. leave given him
amend IL which petition 49, Sai
caus doth order, that Thomas lsbe WIN III tane
Joel Leah, Balon John Jeter. John Jeer
sIy, R1phu Je:cr Vim Green. John Wiley and Wal
4 apya. LAY Of tho Term OF this Court and shew
they why the of tho peioner james
vshan said original petition made should not DO denied; and
copy ms order be served upon said eah Wiley wahal
leos exr and Green and appearing that Bailon Thomas
tts Bonuran and VIM Eancs are not inhabitants oi
Il ordered, That copy of this order ne pup
weeks published IN the
eiy Of Richmond A Copy-T.s,e g. G. LEIGH C.
uxr
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We have been requested to state that Gen. Francss
NJ Boykn has, for the last days. been yyned by IN
disposition from occupying his sea; in he House OF Dele
ratee.
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DECLARATIONS.

We are authorized that Mr. Fras f. Jones will not
be candidate the spring elections To represent the Sena
torial District composed of the counties OF Brunswick Din
wdde and Greensyile.
In well written and upo-thclub Ton tho Southern and
other qucstons) card in the Fincaste Democrat Col John
declines n reelection the Senate from the Bo
etour, District The Democrat the 22d February
the time and Covngon the place, 10 hold Convention
TO nominate his successor.
We regret many good and true men leaving pub
| lie life
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IN CHI Y-vIRGlSIA-Ata Circui, Superior CouH oi
Law and Chancey continued by adjournment and holdeo for the
eny OF James City and Cy Williamsburg, the Court House
u al Wednesday the li,h DAY Of November, 1912
Fs.I Pierce fishau:
u.aaaor Of Matthew Pierce and Others Defendants
lnu,s oher things il was deceed follows And ordercc
,n M commissioner advertisement, to be pubhet
the Richmond Enquirer newspaper published II
Richmond who have debts against th
said m:era- Mathew Pierce. decd exhibit and prove
sane be,re The before the ls day .
February nex shall not In and prove the
first day Of February next are TO Do e1eiudee
benefit this decree
IHOS " COUbiLL, =. y.
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lhn Seof Cumberland county and such Adnlnsra
- M Wade DECEASED Charles Goolsberry and Dolly 7 wlie
ha:r py Wade Burton Anged AMI Annie his wiie, formerly
As w Nancy Amos formerly Nancy Wade aud Fanny watson
ftqrty Fanny Wade DoiutdahH
The eea Charles Goosbery and Dolly his vile, not ha'ihs
en appearance security according 10 Inc Acl o
Assembly an he Rules Court and appearing oy satisfactory
e'ltrare this Commonwealth IL ~ Or
t hat he said defendants do appear here on the hrst day oil inc
nu March aai answer the bin Of the plaintiff and that copy
o forthwith. inserted newspaper published in The
CIV Rchno or suceessyely and posted at the
''oal loo. Of he Court House OF this county.
Copy Tese b. WOODSoS D. u
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IN cHANCERY-vlRGINIA

yy VIRGINIA At Rules held IN the Ccrk's
oe the Superior Court Chance for the Richmond Cir
cgt me Sh day OF December, lSi9
Joha LiuleJchn Plaintiff:
against
Milan Ferguson and other, Defendants
The defendant named having entered h appearance and
ys according the Act OF Assembly and the Rules Of h
r and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he nha
aa, o this ordered that tho said defendant do
ear be held for the said the first Monday
re,ry the bill OF tho plaintiff and that copy
, r 10 forthwith newspaper published in
Civ Richmond months successfully, and posted the
from: Sale Court House in the said city.
Copy, Tese p. ROBERTS, Clerk.
n
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Necessary TO a choice,

,r rho ,h vote an effort was made by Mr. Brooks and
M billiard TO POSTPONE the election OF all the oIceis es
cent sergeant at arms, until September next.
The chair ruled that the order passed dy inc 1ou -
into an election, was indivsible, and that IL po''p
he made il must be of all the officers ue, 1Io
Mr. Richardson here moved that 'heie 'e q ~ " ~
and on which motion L;.L lo;,c AZ
NJ Ravv demanded the yeas and nays, which beng or
dred the question resulted in tho negative Dy yeas o' nay
Hl. .., IN. o,ec,;on of Of.
Mr. Brooks then moved To postpone the eiec'ioh :" % "
sas of he House until September next, and on tna' H.
tion demanded the yeas and nays, which were ofoecu
uouse refused To postpone by yeas 6I, nays l3s. , m
AIR Meade made ineiectull effort 10 liilpo an,oi
s,lrion TO repeal all the rules OF the House "nsii III
y bar TO the election of Clerk By plurality 'o''' A'
House then adjourned till Tomorrow"
-s>S-----
cONGRESS-A largo portion OF our paper y as'h W
- % be nroceediuqs and debates IN the Senate MI
Enote renled Yesterday Mr. Clay upon the austrian
o,,,, and his blows fell fast anu heavy upon te 'e.e'l
lamar of Kentucky. Several OF them were mastery
hire mon the consistency and arguments OF MI Clay
The House of Representatives continued 70 vo'e ~. '
cIrt and /, would appear from the two votes "nich weIe
i ,es,erday that Mr. Foote Of Vermont stands as it
hnce of being elected Mr. Campbell had enjoyed dug
The previous days Mr. Forney the regular nominee OF m
Democratic party preserves his Ii IS true maj he P
pears TO have fallen off votcs but the fact Is hs "9
the Democrats were unavoidably absent VIZ: essrs M
son of Virginia and Howard of Texas, who had paIec Il
with Wings On the last call OF the House. M o'
wanted only FIVE votes TO elect him. ,,.
Some of the Wings then had recourse 10 an adrof ma
nnuyre as they supposed which was TO ADJOURN le e.
tjon till September nex-in other words, to commune a
Whc officers of the House holding over bul Mas
.oon blown sky high; received only ~ votes ana
were against it l39-everv affirmative vote behs' W.
| understand, Whig.-l Uatsr Jan's
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7.HYUITeT.
lNSPECIoR Of GTANO AND AGRICULTURAL

o MAIERiEL No. L..
vi the many devices for improving agriculture anc
thereby promoting general interests merit:
more attention than the immediate appointment inSpec
tor of fertaii-iag material
But will not the FIRST effect of action in this most impor
ant matter be TO stir and foot scores of hunt
ers OF lat offices! Are there few patoons sinecure
seekers already on the qu vvel Are in danger
having this Office al its BIRTH filled by good o,- on
who can anaycaly and syn,hcticaly discuss mint ncp,
and whskey-pnch in all their varieties; who knows vastly
more about the products of the still than the
We trust that caaton will be observed in nominations
TINS office, and still more in the appointments is earnestly
hoped that there be required sndry other qualifications
than those connected with wealth. poverty pedigree or party
devotion The skstockngcd and kid soyed gentry WON'T
answer our purposes in this glano and pol.
drec must be handled sne and tasted if necessary But
while We may dispense with ball accomplishments and
science Of gncocktais there is another sort Of knowledge
vay essential To the discharge OF duty inspector of fer
tzes in short there must be very respectable procicn-
cy in chemistry the candidate be capable of telling
at short notice the exact quantity Of sand white clay and
carbonate of lmc in cask marked "pastc" the precise
amount oil silica and magnesia in of substance sup
posed 10 be mc there must be- convincing proof that he
can step abroad yankee schooner and tell whether guGno
or dirt prepondeate in the cargo Even where there NAV
have been bona de shipment Of the article in Patagonia
Peru or lchabd there is immense disparity in the ag
cultural value, there certainly is the chemical COM
position For proof OF the extreme variabencss of the
compound and corresponding facilities for fraud unlimited
you have only To inspect few analyses:
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THos. o. CoGBILL, C. c.
)MMIsSIoNERS OFFICE,

All cr.o Of Matthew Pierce lecd hereby notified 10 apea
my office, the Of Williamsburg on or before th'
February lS0 exhibit and prove their claims before
n hcy vii be excluded tho benefit OF the above decree
De- ll-cw,w WM NJ MOODf, N =.
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Nor is there doubt that such law would eiiecuay
drive out Of State all shin npastcrs them gentlemen
we should have use would ask YOU for Small
otc BILL But ii you pass the Small Note Bill the Banks
sii have power compel pay whatever ex-
change they and the brokers combined may think proper
coding to our necessities is not unequently the case
ha we send 10 the Bank for specie for $40 bill and in
vaaby refused any accommodation Hoping that you will
relieve US of this burhcn o exchange which is certainly in
your power leave Tor your consideration and wisdom 10
act i'll the matter 4 MERCHANT OF RICHMOND
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Il Rf-HiRGlNlA:-At Rules held IN the Clerks
NE trcun Superior Court Law and Chancery Tor Gum
l ~; oi Isceubcr 1919:
"Iia'n " Montague, Plaintiff:
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IL CHANCERY-vIRCINIA:- A, Rules hcll in the Clerk
oh o Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery 10
Cumberland Coiy Court House OF said county on Monua
IL ). di. Of December, 1919: .,.a
William Plainilu
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message was received from the Senate by Mr e.;
LYLE informing the House that that BODY was ready T.
proceed 10 the election of Public Printer.
The ro! VAS then called ana resulted for w T. Ritrhi,
ll2, for John b. Colin CMr Lacy) joint vote with 81.
nate: Ritchic l33 Colin
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MIR. HALL moved that the House adjourn, and
he motion disagreed to--yeas 20, nays VI
The SPEAKER laid before the House sundry Ex-
ecu I've commune 'tions, in reply TO calls hereto.
fore made on the Departments; aud they were laid
ON the table and ordered to be printed.
MIR. STANTON, Of Kentucky, wished TO offer
resolution to give the messengers In the employ
nent of the House the same per diem as ID allowed
by the Senate.
No quorum voted on the motion to suspend the
rules, and call OF the House was moved
Mr.. BURT inquired: II the Senate recede from
its amendment (the prnting) to the Civil and
Diplomatic bill, will II be necessary for quorum
To be present to receive the message?
Mr. ORR. l understand that the Senate have
receded; and j move that the House do now nd-
Iourn. ["Oh, no." "Yes days breaking. and
the cocks crowing."l
A message was received from the Senate, inform
ing the House that they had receded from the
Richie Indemnity printing amendment.
Mr.. THOMPSON, OF Mississippi. hope that
the House will remain in session until the Speaker
has signed the Civil and Diplomatic bill.
The SPEAKER. One or tuo hours must elapse
before this and the Indian Appropriation bill can
be signed.
The House, at quarter past four O'Clock, Sab
bath morning, adjourned amid general rejoicing
Members did not inger. They were soon be-
yond the precincts of the Capitol leaving portion
Of the messengers to place the hall in proper con-
dtion Tor religious services at eleven O'Clock while
the other portion epent some time in waking and
leading down stairs spectators who had fallen
asleep in the galleries
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-09-30

THr COMMUNICATING Of the adjustment
of the questions which have % long sgitst.d the
country, the Indiana Sentinel, the leading Demo
cratic paper in that State, says, and Gays truly:
"it was not northern triumph or q southern
I'll, mph. II was not Democratic victory or =
Wing vict"ryi bot victory achieved over rnoss
unhoy combustion IL not thsrn and southern DIS
unioni-'s-one marching under the ebony Tag 81
sbiitionisn, and the other mastering under tho
palmetto banner of di.ouion. The questions are
now settled Let harmony and good feeling once
more pr-side over this republic T"
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WHIc srisfr IN MssyLASn.--Ailt the Indications
that this god State, ~hich W si~sys Wing In
Presidential elections, will do her duty In the cum
Ing election Soc Governor. The spirit OF Wing
gerry bs. revived, no, only In Maryland, bot
throusl ,vut tn. Union The truly National feeling
.vinced by Pre- d.nt Fillmore hss terminated
many despoudins b,so,o and although u 10 too
so,n 20 be indicating CHART Tor the Prsssdso-
tisl election. yet Their. s,9os ~hich sh.~ that
IN. pii,ssi cosrpsss gill he set m right pos,s,un
ia g,s,d tune H,~eAssssr ksr~bss~ss.
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Hstteras Inlet has been examined by the Coast
Survey party under the command Of Lieut. Com
mnnding Thornton a. Jenkins, since the gale Of
August solh. Very lit,lo change has been pro
duoed on tho b,r. A. ID. BACBE,
Superintendent Coast Survey.
wIsHSsroS, Sept. IS, 1880.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRDAT, September "a. 1850 oSrrSvrD.
PUBLIC PRInTISo

PUBLIC PRrrTtso.
The amendment Of the Senate 10 the Civil and
Diplomatic bill being under confederation, 90 in-
dennify the Public Printer for Losses sustained in
the execution Of the printing Of the two House, and
releasing him from his contract, &C,
warm debate ensued, involving the subjects Of
the losses and profits Of Mr. Richie, and gene
raj designs in bidding, through b, agents, fSr the
work
Finally, after being amended. the proposition Of
the Senate was non-concurrcd in.
The committee, having disposed ofsll the amend
mcnts, rose; when, under the operation Of the pre-
vous question, their action ooncUrrod in by the
House.
An adjournment took place at balfp", twelve
O'Clock, a. M.
sArrupAY, September q, 1870
The House, pursuant TO the resolution adopted
last night met at ten o'clock this morning.
UNITED STATES JUDICIARY.
Mr.. THOMPSON, Of Pennsylvania, from the
Committee on the Judiciary, reported back the
Senate bill, with amendments 20 sttebd the l.u.
OF the United States over the State of California,
and 10 provide Tor the appointment Of Judge; aud
It was carried through tho preliminary s,sgcs and
passed.
ruBuic rsrSriso.
On motion Of Mr. FULLER. resolution wa.
passed, authorizing the Clerk Of the House and the
Secretary Of the Senate to audit and s.ttlo in the
recess, the accounts Of the public printer, Ia the
came manner TINT duty IL nov performed by the
loint COMMITTEE On Printing. The printing u
the proceedings consequent on the death 81 Prcsi
dent Taylor rs excluded from the operation 81 the
, resolutiOn.l
nousTy LsSD rLL.
MIR. COBB, Of Alabama, moved tina, the House
proceed TO the consideration Of the snste's amend
ments to the Bounty Land bill, (giying lands 20
soldiers not heretofore provided for by lav)
Objection was made, and the HOuse--yeas l0l 4,
nsys 3l-suspcnded the rules.
The amendments, with the exception OF those CT
b.n fnf t,,. -.
Cured in.
HrTPA cosrgrshrtor.
On motion OF Mr.. BissELL, il wss
ResOiusd, That thee be allowed 10 the clerks
Sergeant at arms, and all the employees I'm aud
about the capitol, including the lsbOrers nd smp
lighters, the same amount Of extra comp usstion
81 was given last year; and pro rata 10 those Who
have not been employed during the entire session.
INDfhN APPROPRIATION BILL.
The amend ments of the Senate taken up
and considered IN Committee Of the Whole on the
state " tlic Union; and after debate, the commit
tee rose, aud their action concurred in by the
House
The House took up the Senate bill 10 sstsblish an
additional
COLLECTION ppTsror ~ cALroasIA.
And, after being amended. on the recommends.
ucn OF the COMMITTEES on Commsrcs, IL wa passed
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The Dutch srmed transport bsrh Merveds, up-
der command OF Lieut.. ssar,g, of ne Dot navy,
arrived 81 Chas~ston, on tunday lest, In tveaty-
ons days from the coass Of Dutch Guiana, Ia
object n her visis V net STATED.
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Mr.. THOMPSON, Of Pennsylvania. from III,
Committee on the Judiciary, reported back III.
senate bill, with amendments, 20 extend the Law,
OF the United States over the State 81 California
and TO provide Tor the appointment Of judge; aus
II was carried through tho preliminary stages an,
passed.
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sArrnpAY. September o. $50.


The HOuse, pursuant 20 the resolution hdol
last night, met At ten o'clock this morning.
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the cup of Cancellation exhausted shall saw nothing of
that. will not utter menace, will indicate the end of
our honor every compromise that has been proposed
Indeed have evnced desire to let this question pass by
point of honor and yet gentlemen out and
those who have maintained those compromises and manifested
desire to defend their rights Of design to the Union
Oh, we the people, they say who have shown dis
position to the different portions Of this Union It is
the wolf taking offence the lamb because he conadced
him, in saying he had not muded the water in drinking
below him.
The South at the time Of the formation Of this Confederacy
made Sacrifices and deprived herself the scepe She parted
with the scepe when she the formation Of this
Unions when she TO the North the power Of regua
ting commerce by mere majority. But shall go fur
Their into the history of this matter present shall check
myself so far the tendency of this argument concerned
but have much to it, and go back to the honorable
Senator from Ohio. The gentleman from Ohio is Senator;
ne represents in part of the largest States in the Con-
federacy, and sir his opinions to be respected am
satisfied that he like many Others under the pressure of
parte constituency They opponents Of those who
have never looked except upon side of this question
Many who here committed opponents Of respons
Bile masses They facfle and publican politicians who
feel themselves bound the law Of obedience They act
channel that popular prejudice and irresponsible persons have
made for them, and they talk Of slavery They get their
places here by savsh submission They violate the consti
tuition before they here, by unconstitutional
altar As for effect that might &c produced oy mere
speaking would much rather address the people than their
representatives The people have no temptation to DO what
wrong They might be affected BY dpaonate appeal to
their Judgments At least they could be approached as
tribunal that could review its Judgment They could have
interest to maintain adversary position, where from
feeling and duty they might wish to become friends Polt
clans will play with topics part OF game, which the
people would shrink from with horror could they the
sequences think may lie safely said that those who yield
most to transient popular prejudice, and indulge in hsbua
professions Of love the people, would koray them soonest
there adequate temptation. An accommodating
spirit is generally associated with facility in morality.