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Election or Clerk OF tho House OF Representative.
Our readers will perceive, from report Of the pro.
ceedings OF the House Of that the Hon.
NJ Young, of Illinois. late Commissioner oil the General
Land Office, was. yesterday, elected Clerk in the place
OF ThomasJ Campbell. deceased. apprehended that
the Of the early part OF the session would be
peated in choosing Mr.. Campbels successor; and
happy to be disappointed not only because Of the public
business bat because worthy man has been placed in
elevated and responsible post Yet this election gives
us still higher satisfaction Judge Young was elected
by union OF the votes Of those who adhere TO the DEM
ocrac faith; which trus, is harbnger that the Bit
ter feelings which the slavery agitation has occasonsd
are at last giving way TO calmer couDses Mr. Youngiss
man Of high character. Of fine Judgment and superior
accomplishments He is sound democrat. We con-
graduate the country the election Of this admirable
officer
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SvESTos.-Dcks antl-ffiction press Is one OF
the mobiles, and perfect arrangements Of power ever
discovered Its applicability tho various purposes in the
ss where immense force Is required, together with It's
renders il almos, invaluable the consuc
ton Of all kinds Of printing enclosing and other
We have enclosing press in the Methodist Book
Concern that Is superior anything In For punch
ing. the power Is intense, that boy punch cold
plates OF iron an inch In thickness with The ma
chine used hoist the piles in the coerdam at the navy
yard only weighed thirty five hundred yet exeed the
force OF $50 tons lifting power by the aid OF four We
have stump machine that weighs only about ton,
that will draw any stump in America, worked by three
men, The strongest testimonials have been received from
the Shook Concern" and numerous other sources,
hrming all we have seen, and The establish
en ofJanc and Washington Streets New York, Is
hronged with orders from all parts OF the country. and the
number Of which this invention Is applied make
the mandatory curiosity shop of the frs, water
INac York Tribune
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The following Is the vote In detail:
For RICHARD M. Messrs. Albertson Ashe Averett
Bingham, Bsssl boeock, Booth, Bowdon Bowiin, Albert
g Brown, William j Brown, Buell. Bur. Gable. Carter,
Williamson r. w Cobb, Cocock, Dimmick, Disney Doiy,
Gerry, Gilmore, German, Hall. Hamilton. Hammond,
HARRISON Harlan, Isham O. Harris, Sampson w. Harris,
Thomas L. Harris Hoagland. Holiness Howard, Hubbard,
Joseph w Jackson Andrew johnson. Robert w Johnson,
LiuIeheld, Job Mann, Mason. McCernand, Mcdonald,
Mcdowell McLane, McMnilen, Mcqueen McWilie,
Meade. Miller, Mlson Morse Ods Orr, Parker, Peasee
Peck Phelps Potter, Powell, Richardson Robbins, Robin
son. Ross Savage Sawele, Seldom Frederick p. stanton.
Thompson, James Thompson William Thompson, vena-
bic, Walden Wallace, Wellborn, Wiidrck Wrnol Wood,
and Woodward.
Books, Chester, Butler Cabell u +. Caldwell, Calvin,
Campbell Casey Chandler, Clark, Cngnan Cole, Conrad,
Corwn, Crowel, Deberry Dixon, Duer Alexander Evans,
Freedley. Gentry Gol,, Gould Grnnell, Holloway Hamp-
James o. King John A King. Matteson, McGaughey,
McKssock Mclean, Meacham, Moore, Morehead, Morton,
Nelson Mes, Newell Oge, Otis, Outlaw, Phnnix, Putnam,
Putnam, Reynolds, Rockwell, kumsey, Sehermerhorn,
pSsos, Stevens, Taylor, john b. Thompson, Thurman,
Toombs, Tuck underhil, Van Dyke, vinion, Watkins,
Williams aud Winthrop.
For b. PRIsDLE -Messrs. Conger, Fowler Sackett,
Hebard, and Dickey 3
For e. A. SrAssBuRY. Allen, Durkee Gddings.
and Root
For M. 81. CLAIR CLARKE.-Mr Wilson.
The SPEAKER having announced, the result of this
ninth vote that RICHARD M YoUKG OF Illinois, had been
duly elected Clerk OF the House, went to add, that
Mr. Y. not present to be sworn in, and that, until
that had been done The House could transact no further
business.
On motion, the House then adjourned.
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CARD.
Wines and LiQuOrn.

THE undersigned would respectfully call attention % his stock o.
i WINES AND LIQUORS. - 4.
The facilities BY obtaining from abroad all Wines
purity experience Ia the business az con
direct personal knowledge wh ne va
growing districts OF Europe than possessed ~ amy other
afford for the character and quality Of
all sold BY him.
The arrangements vaults snch make
N cellar consumer
wanting small assorted lots OF choice wines for
supplied the shortest notice, with wines
decaed Tor Immediate including wines Of France and Ger
many, usually be obtained here.
COUNTRY Trade supplied wholesale prices favor
able
scriber.
very prices
the Of wines and liquors, FOR Gull
NARY PURPOSES. sM
distance be supplied land have sent them BY "PACkAGE
EXPRESS,0 FREE OF CHARGE) with wines for table,
shortest notice,
~ addressing their orders, through me pest othce 70
JACOB 5NIDER, IT.,
Importer Dealer Wines &C., ~ Walnut street. Philadelphia
YsEGARs importation from Havana, of various
always hand from Sls go housand and sold
single than other in the CITY,
Jan 24-dhcply.
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RAILWAY TRAFFIC. IN 1sie-It appears that the gross
traffic receipts for railroads in the United Kingdom for the
year 1919 amounted TO eli Sos, I6i miles Of railway
being increase Of fs54 the receipts over those
The preceding year Abs miles, and also increase Of
$50 miles Of railway Ia operation Independent Of these
railways, there about twenty lines in operation Of
an aggregate length of as miles, the traffic OF which
are not published weekly, but may be G2D0
Tor the past year In addition these there are fifteen
other lines OF aggregate length Of ga miles, belonging
TO Old railway mpanies who do publish their
but appears from the the railway
sione that The gross receipts on these lines are aboo
Ef7O,000 per These sums, added TO the above,
SOW that the gross traffic receipts all be railways in the
United Kingdom during the past year announced 70 fii,
6s5sw and the aggregate length OF railway OPEN and
over which the traffic earned was g. $50 miles, being
81 The rate Of El ,s6s per mile per snnum.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-18

We had the pleasure Of meeting. few days ago, in
this city, with William Smith. esq an able statesman
and the late governor of Virginia He was on his way
to New York. where he expected TO take passage for
California on Saturday last The Warenton alag OF
es- states that che contemplaies only Temporary
sojourn in that country. and during his stay designs
practising law at San Francisco. He has the hearty
wishes Of this community for his abundant success and
safe return"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-18

S,TRAw Mattings, Floor OiI-Cloths, ckc cc.-wo
~ store will cell accommodating
50 pieces superior Canton maiing perfectly fresh
heavy and very rich floor oi-cloth
Is pieces styles oilcoths, low priced
% pieces superior three ply carpeing, very cheap
$50 pieces superior double ingram do from auction
pieces superior double ingram do, very cheap
~ very rich bordered crumb cloths
y pieces nd blind linen, all widths
30 very rich cheneie and tuited rugs
SO - ex muslin curtains
s~tse ext
pieces embroidered curtain muslin, ow-priced.
sheetngs pillow and bolster linens,
damask towels dmes French fur chinz table
and piano covers, fur oil-cloths, &C., &c.
special attention OF housekeeprs
making purchases elsewhere, determined TO
sell cheap.
Ap4-d4wh p H. HOoE co.
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State of North Carolina, March term, 1850.
Orange county. 5 In equity.
simon Horneday aud wife, and othe

Benjamin way John Long Of Stephen Ward, de-
ceased, and others.
Original bill filed for settlement Of the estate Of stephen Ward
1T appearing satisfaction OF the Court from the
funds of said
ready for dsbuton and further appearing that many Of the
principal Mary ward, children Of
Sally We Ray Elizabeth Cameron, and
Allan children Of Esther Wells and lillian ard Antony
Ward, Stephen Kinney wife Of William Kin
ney children Of William ward Of the Suite Of
N.th Carolina and reside in unknown therefore order
publication be made National Ingencer and Union
for six successive weeks notifying said heirs that upon application
the clerk aforesaid and furnishing good sufficient
vouchers, the money will be paid promptly
osmond Long, clerk said
Equity ONCE in Hboro Norm Carolina, this 25h day Of
March, 1850.
Ap 5-6w 0. y. LONG, g. M. T.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-18

IyOR Of North American newspaper
shmeui Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, including the job
printing This includes u ali
engines and all other property belonging the
concern. The well
most nounsning WING newspapers United
patronage OF administration, and extremely
profitable opportunity making
investment For further particulars, address
BEACH, BROTHERS,,
Poprie,om the New York SUM- corner Fulton
Streets New York city Ap 9-d2w
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approve Of this coursei II 50. or il they approve H. we
trust they viii make their sentiments known that their
Representatives in Congress may not be in doubt with
regard to their wishes Michigan has already spoken
May other States follow her bright and noble example
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No choice having been effected after the result OF the
sixth vote declared,
Mr. PHOENIX sent to the Clerks table a resolution
that j. c. Walker be declared Clerk OF the House, in
place OF Thomas jefferson Campbell, deceased
The SPEAKER decided that this resolution could only
be considered by unanimous consent; when
Many members Directing,
Mr.. PHOENIX inquired whether il would not be in
order to move the suspension OF the rules for its consd
eraiionl
The SPEAKER replied, "Not to-day"
The House then proceeded to the seventh uiua vocs
vote for Clerk, with the following result, viz:
Whole number OF votes cast, 175
Necessary TO a choice S.
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No choice having been effected,
Mr.. JONES moved that the House do now adjourn
which motion not agreed to.
MIR. J.; A. KING then withdrew the name OF Phi
lander B Pr,nde.
Mr.. CONGER renominated Mr.. Prndle,
And then the House proceeded with the ninth vipa pocs
vo s., lot Clerk, with the following result, viz
Whole number OF votes cast, iss
Necessary TO choice, e5
Walker 50
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After the reading of the journal,
On motion Of Mr.. HARRIS. of Illinois, the House
voted to proceed to the election Of Clerk.
Mr.. ROBINSON, after few remarks, stating that his
impelled by desire to effect an election,
Withdrew the name of A. Gossbrenner from the list of
candidates.
Mr.. LITTLEFIELD withdrew the name Of Albert
Smith.
Mr.. GOODENOW announced that. TO accommodate a
friend the other side who unwe he had agreed
to pair of with him, and therefore should not vote
bridge.
Mr.. GORMAN renominaied Hiram Walbridge.
Mr.. ALLEN nominated Ethan A. Stansbury.
Whereupon the House proceeded with the sixth viva
voee vote for Clerk, with the following result, viz:
Whole number OF votes cast, $50.
Ne~essavv IN n choicp
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NO choice having been effected,
Mr. SWEETSER nominated Charles B. Flood of Ohio
Mr. JONES asked the unanimous consent OF the
House for permission to offer a resolution declaring
elected Clerk OF the House.
Mr. j. said his purpose in offering the resolution was
to terminate the contest by permitting gentlemen 10 move
to fill up the blank with such any might offer
on which motion the House might vote by yeas and
nays.
But objection being made the resolution not Of.
fered.
And then the House proceeded with the eighth vote
for Clerk, with the following result, viz:
Whole number OF votes cast, i72.
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MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY.
ONE GRAND CAPITAL OF
eI0o, 00o--slso, ESQ. -s30, oO0-eao,0oo.
And $50 prizes Of $4,000.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,

% % % o 81 h ns,ys. so 20 go 90
Do do OFFS elghhs do 81 SO
certificate package Of holder 10 MI
a4f2 may the twcnsx tickets named
therein Certificates OF halves quarters and eshs In proportion
splendid OF drawn In
and well worthy of the OF adventu
The lowest prize tina, be drawn ticket having ON
drawn numbers II 32,00D.
and Certificates OF Packages IN the
magnificent scheme win be promptly attended To- and
ofe drawing viii be sent immediately aer IL IL over 10
all who may order tickets from ms.
Address j. = q. MAURY, Agents,
Feb l5-d&cind Alexandria, Virginia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-30
SERIES FOR 1850.
TIE ii O NJ E J % U r n A l.

IL Il IL ~ vi II y ~ " IL ~ "a -
AN ELEGANTLY PRINTED FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
Edited by G.. ?. Morris s. N. 7. Willis.
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GQDEY'S IADY'S BOOK.

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-30
ALEX lNBst-\ IRON WORKS.

IN w. 81 Il. &. SMITH, HItr0''rI@'
4. Tu., execute orders for high and low
: STEAM ENGINES,
.Stcans Boilers and Sheet IRON 'corh, Hd-
chinsry Of all knds, NW y orf, 0ofh
wrougM and east, Soap Boilers, ant
H oIhCr Ectlies and Pans, HrtLs Q!
all sizes, ornamental Railing, 00tH
tcroughf and cast.
,Ghcy Keep on hand, and for sale
Stewart, frecbornc and Da-
Wis Plow Castings, Spout Shoes, and'HaSn
Weights, for builders.
The valuable assortmcrLofCcarlng Pet
ferns owned by them, offers great induce
mcnt 10 persons about erecting or repair
inc Mills to give them call, as they pledge
themselves to furnish Castings, &c, Tor
Mills and other purposes, of as good
quality and on as reasonable terms as can
he obtained IN any section of the country.
Printed lists 81 their~Ucaring patterns will
be furnished on application by mail.
n. b. Ehe great saving in Transports
ton via Canal, adds to the many induce
mcnts which we are offering TO thosedis-
posed TO patronizc our establishment.
Dec. II, 40. II. w. & II. G.. S.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-30

Cg5-Two barrstcrs, Irish ones of course,
of the name of Doyle and Ycllcrton, we've
constantly quarrolIing before the bench.
One day the dispute rose so high that The
nccnscd Doyle Knocked down his advcr-
sarv, cxclaiming in a vehement manner
.'You scoundrcl, I'll make you behave
Ike a gentleman -
The other, smarting under the blow as
he lay on the ground, cncrgclically, re-
Piled
mo, never defy YOU. You cannot
do it,"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-30
TO Nx$-SA - +

When hear YOU express an affection SO warm,
Nocr think, my beloved, that do not believe;
FOR your lip would the soul OF suspicion disarm,
And your eye beam ray which can never
deceive.
Yet stlI, this fond bosom regrets while adoring,
That love, like the leaf must fall into the scar,
That age will come on, when remembrance, de-
ploring, TEAR;
Contcmplatcs the scenes of her youth with
That the time must arrive when, no longer re-
tanning 1.-THE breeze,
Their auburn, those locks must wave thin TO
When few silver hairs of those tresscs remain
ing,
Prove nature prey to decay and disease.
lis this, nay beloved, which spreads gloom DER
my features decree
Though | nc'cr shall presume TO arraign the
Which God has proclaimed as the fate of his
creatures, Inc
In the death which one day will deprive you Of
Mistake not, sweet sccptice, the cause of emo
ton,
No doubt can the mind OF your lover invade :;
lie worships each look with such faithful deVo-
ton,
A smile can cnchant, or q tear can dissuade.
But as death my beloved, soon or late shall over
take US, THY glow,
And our breasts which alive with such sympa-
Will sleep in the grave till the blast shall awake
us, low :
When calling the dead, in carlhs bosom laid
M Then let US drain, while VIC may, drap6hts
ofpleasure, liy How ;
Which from passion like ours may unccaSlng-
Lctus pass round the cup Of love bliss in full
measure
And quar the contents as our nectar below.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-30
COURT DAYS.

Superior Court-l3,h District. r. Douglass,
Judge.
JEFFERSON IS.h May ard 18th October.
FRrpERIcK-l3lh June and 18th November.
REEKEIry-27th April and 27th September
CLAEKE-l4th May and l2lh October.
MoECAN-6lh May and 9th October.
HAMrsmRE-lOth April aud 10th September.
QUARTERLY COURT
JcGerSon-3d Monday in March, June, August
and November.
Frederick Monday before lst Tuesday in
March, June, August and November.
Bcrkcley-2d Monday in March, June, August
and November.
.Clarkc-4th Monday in February, May, Octo-
Der, and I'd Monday in Iuue.
Nlorgan-Elh Monday in March, June, August
and November.
lIamp sldrs--flh Monday in March, June, Au-
gust and November.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-30
POETS CORN ER.
The Grown Of Thorns.

Rev Mr.. Bulfnch, latelyof Washington ape
now of Boston, treats the solemn subject imPIcs
siyely, and in a vein Of true poctry,in the fol-
lowing stanzaS:
\ Crown Tor the destined King
The weight of gold by David borne,
From conquered Ammon torn
10 Dlyid's heir the regal circle Oring,3
And let the ruby rays
Join with the Sapphre's blaze,
70 make for Judah's Lord an Offering.
A Crown for the gentle Friend;
Whose heart with human love o'cllows,
who feels Cor human woes
The rose and myrtle with the oliTc blend,
And lc. TIC mingled wreath
Each sofest odor breathe,
And musics liquid melody attend
\ Crown for the Lofty Ore
For him who rcigns IL heavenly might,
Next 10 the Infinite
gutwhat were worthy Of Gods holy Son,
Mess nights liadcn,
With every starry gem,
Ry Angel hands were laid before his throne
A Crown Of the piercing thorn
Was woven for that sacred brow,
And 10 the soldicrs bow
And hail the meek Rcdccmcr king in scorn :
Christian there fix tiny gaze
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-30

PoLITrxEss AT HoME.-Nothing sits
50 gracefully upon children, and nothing
makes them so lovely, as habitual respect
md dud.ul department towards their
parents and supcriors. 1t makes the
plaincst face beautiful and gives 10 every
common action a namclcS5 but particular
charm.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-30

IS soon as man has once acted or
spoken with cclat, he IS commlltcd per
son, watched by the sympathy or the na-
ucd Of hundreds whose opinions OF man
must now enter into his account. Noc!e-
" is everywhere in conspiracy against
Inc manhood of every one Of its members
Scl(.rcliance is its aversion. -E"cTS0I''
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-30

\ man who acquires fame by ovcr'ask-
,nc himself commonly impairs his iacuI-
lies. and suffers the modification OF SINK
mo below the level to which he had Tor
ccd himself. Ii is better 10 have rcpnta-
non below ones ability than above H.