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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

XATANTkD-B in a private family locsdoa bound
w ed b, Fourth slxteeo SIKH sv ard bowery
for youug Lacy aus a ue Miss ioe adtress,i to Il.
8 at his flee, wi receive attention st4 AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

Satan cannot cast out gatann-Jesls Chrtst.
Evil cannot csst out evil.n-SWedsnbor9.
like cures ike n-HahneHdTn
Which Ia right, Hshnemann or his antagonists I II the
homeopathic is night, the Others are all wrong How are
we 10 Know INYEsTIGATOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

X8TANTkD-A Dung woman, we'll commanded -
w nurse AND 10 maze hersef generally u'eul Apply
60 I.hnrens d. ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

TH10 TAIIOAS.-A first cutter Is wanted, TO 60
TO pleasant ciy two hundred mlea south, 10 whom q
very liberal palary will be given. Apply al
s4 ST. w e JENNINGS co. Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14
anGARa RoK PRESERVING.
PEACHES AND PLuMs

TEN. o. sugsrs So Cd peri lOIi also variety o
Cru,he Powdered and Refined Sugars al very easonAoe
n,tces AlIo a variety OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

NAIANTED-By respectable young woman, a Tsua
w TO, 10 90 general housework chsmbermsid or 10
ference Apply 81 Us Teuihay sixteenth aud Sc
yrnieenh st, sl4lr%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

TO DhRTISTS.-A young man from Philadelphia
wishes emp ment in tho manufacture Of single or
block Tech pu ting up operations Specimens of hls
,kl shown and eferenceS given reqursd. Address W.
r Fl this Office ala ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

XaTANTED-A su alton u chtd's OF 10 90 cham
w berworI or the work OF small family GOOD ee1-
ence given apply 70 Le1ngton-ay ala u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

Manitoba situation by respectable yonng WON
w en- as cnsmbermsid seamstress visitor shs can fur
psh the satisfactory references as 10 character and
ability Inquire al 4i4 Fourh-st bhsement ala II"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

NAANTED-A situation by American young
" coOs, wbsh ard iron IN prvAt. family town
couutfy, he hoUEe1 Of a email family. Shs give
good Tor cha and ability. Apply SO
Leonsr6-st Carlton House st4 rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

AN INQUIRY IN PHYSIOLOGY Conrario' are cured
by conrahen"-Ga4t"
he casts out devils by Beezebub, prince OF dsvIsp-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14
uusrwEsa NOTICES.
PoRrR4IT or JENNY LIND.

PORTRAIT or JENNY LIND.
yq- Hsnv are anxious to get good portrait OF made'noi
,se Lind and yet do not bay from not knowing whefe 70
get thai Ia reliE5le
hs following unsolicited testimonial will therefore, 20
Of mich service coming does from gentleman VINO
WA fellow passenger Cd board the Atlantic
Nzw.YoRK September 3, 1850
ur EDWARD ANTHoNY-Dea Ssr have taken gooa
lock 81 your engraving OF Jenny Lind and niai say
never saw s more striking likeness
The expression OF the face he esiurer and Tho style OF
dfess are perfect.
Allow me 10 congratulate yen your success In getting
20 perfecJs fac Etns.
Yours, respectfully, An. EASTMAN.
The engraving Ia finished in the finest style Of L' MfE-
sont and Supple and will be sod either In The sheet or
framed IN any style 10 sut purchasers price with which
no one can fud fault who shsl see the efeeAeHe' OF ne
,oo,k Publt,bea BY E ANTHONY ?O5 Broadway.
yorsae also by Williams L Stevens, Csc P Putnam
LETYER FROM JENNY LIND.
HEyy. Yoax, l2lh Sept 1850.
DEAR Sir: beg to acknowledge the receipt my
kenesa you were Kind to seod me- and thank yod
very much for this attention As far az myself a able
TO Iudg thinA 4, good lkentss Believe ms. dear Sir
your obliged JENNY LiSD.
Hr. e. ANTHONY 2a5 Broadway
LETTER FROM HON. JOHN TAYLOR,
late Mayor of Albany.
Mr. E ANTHONY Dear Sir l have just seen an 81
craving published you Of Jenny Lind-he sweet song
had many opportunities OF STUDYING her countenauce
during our passage the Atlantic, and hnk lhiH IKE
ness The best have seep, ard very correct.
Yours respectfully JOHN TAYLOR.
Albany Sept y 1850 s3f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

~ a WesieysB IN eIhodlsE Church will be or
gsnized ID Yotkye 5sbhath ne1t at Tho YotEytle In
morning sfernoon aid evening Dy Rev. Dennis darrts,
.rd r. & HA,latk Gl4 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

NATANTED-A gtel to do general use work 10 small
w isn,ily Good city references required. Apply aer
g. j. a. =, so aaahTopst sli IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

FEyIIE LADY who dropped her card In The suloa
FERRY Stage Last week, deares to return her mos sG
c,ts tBnks the gentleman who took the trouble OF re.
storing Il TO hsr. ola liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

ARIANIED-A young man Learn Dentistry Ad-
w dres', POSTPAID, Dentist box 1SI, Paterson; %a"
Isrsey sl4 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

AAjAnTED-A siuston, by young man 81 unezcep'
w tcEsbe character, who understands tho care ana
Of borses-slso Of vesetAb q garceo mas
con TO work or farm and male hinsaf generally
uiefu; wsges not 30 much object permanent III
ustop Address Nchsel, care OF hr Sphinx iO7 Sroome
ats The OF city r-f-rerceT viii be given ssary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

NATANrED-A sd who has aoms knowed 90 OF Tue
w .esil dry goods business, corner Oh feN ~ 90"
Third aveIue ~ "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

w 1T id n ~, Cyone AZ coa,h
sn porter or cryor The other bar kespsr or waiter
r ey desire 10 he in the ho.eo or family II poss bic
bar certainly In city vilisae NO onlecupn 70 tne
ccuury Sat.sclorv -rruces given ard seco' NY re-
CURED Address GEORGE co. care Dir. Spink ia1
HrtCEe.tL ei& IT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

AA7AhTAD-A womaa to cook and wash, who Ia
w and very neat in person aud hsolis AP
Dl1 at I7S Fir,Lav sIa o'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

~ There Is beauufo Idea in The imagination Of every
man. ihls Idea desreoped In he ode Fall Haiiuoduced
by EsrsNcHIaD his seasoa which tbs sys Of an arst
presents thai Of expression not TO bs rssst by
gentlemen OF taste. N EsPBNsCaIBDIGTN .ss.u.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

4 AsF-Onthe 7th inst between my store aud the aai-
a. road d6p6s gold lever hunting watch III Tobias
& Co. makers No 1886 with old style fine strand fob
chair done up In heavy chased slide attached Who
has found said watch shall be satisfactorily rewarded
by return the the subscriber giving infoma
ron where it may be found. SETH THOMAS Jr.
PlqmOnlh. HolON. CT Sept 10. 1850. ala SLlat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

r. Rev r. l.. Harris will preach IN the stuyye-
SAM Institute, Broad ~ey opPoii Bond'ss tomorrow
SUNDAY, Sept l5l AT 1ft 4 d. and 81 IL ala IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

atOY WANTED Ia a wholesale dry goods SIore-ssia-
DRY fly dollars Address "J jackson" st'hl' ONCE
a YOUNG LADY WANTED Learn the De-
"A guerreotype business. Address Jane,' Daguerrean
1linI PatlersOn. n j. eLi "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

N1OARD-With conveniencea for salt water bathing.
I'D can be had at Gibbs House RaVeuswood l. the
Ea, River In Is minutes from Peck-alip Ne
YoYs, by The steamboat Astoria which makes four Irlps
Gay, A email family several single gentlemen can be
accom- modsted with home comfortR sl4I t*
AlOARD IN BRO0KLYN.-Gen about ma.
u kIpg their arrangements for The season would find
pleasant for thor families 55 l57
bingle gentlemen would find this desirable location being
convenient to Fulton Ferry ala lWta*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

GUNS! GUNS! GUNS.-A large assortment OF
Az Double and Single Englah and German Guns, by
the case IiDge one
SO English Double Guns
1000 German do DO
200 English and German Single Cons
5000 pair Belt and Pocket Pfatos Of desch pton
Revo 'erg Of all kinds PercussoncspS, o0def h9'ks,
sbot.belts, Gsme-bags Cleeningrosds Gun wadding.
Drinking asks, together with every article 10 tho line. al
VI sPIE8 & CO.
sl4 2ts 81 Maideo lane,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

NOR sAlE-A well established LsdieS shoe Store,
now IN full busness in OF tho bes, Etrees Ia as city
Ysus about sD For particulars address ehoes, Tribune
oReo sl4 81"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

NAO ono WANTED FOR FIVE YEARS ON
tD4UsUOU BOND AND MORT8AGE.-Portv thou.
esnd dollars improved real In The city OF Cncin-
pail OF all membranes, worth over hundred
thousspd dollars rent OF ten thousand dolarD
year. for which inersat OF nine centum
will be paid semaunnslly 10 this city The laws OF Ohio
authorize per interest 10 DO contracted for Those
desous lending the above terms will please call on
WINSLOW, LANIER & co. 50 WAllst. for further In
formation slO lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

e. Union Congregational church, goart5 81
rear Avenue g. preaching by the Pastor, Re7 Chss Par
ker on the Sabbah ay and evening sess free ala IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

EY Advertisements daily tJrwRtded for publication
In tbs bss newspapers OF al Cites and principal Yowns
IN the United siRles &c. by the accredited Ageat 2
PAtAER, VITO il also authorized 10 receive su6srsuoas
Office in the Tribune suidings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14


HDm, u. can have furnahed on second floor In
peasany situated houae where there but fsw board
srs--3l Jay-st. SID liz
A FURNI@BED ROOM with or without breakfast
"A tea, nell private ami u 10 be let to a Single
gentleman Inquire at 286 Fourlhs opposite Washing
Ion-square all 6eod*
ITO LET-Rooms pleasantly situated on the Brooklyn
Hghs, With full partial board terms moderate.
Fo further particulars inquire l26 Coumbisst Brooklyn.
See Id Page for other Boarding,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

FOR sALE-A good fashionable Two Wheeled Gig.
4 but little used, - Ill be sold low To be seeu at
sl4 ST. WOOD. TOMLLNSON & co. 4l0 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

~Seeend Christtans hurch. Knickerbocker Hall,
corner of Eighth avenue and wenythrdst Public woF
shp eyeiy LORDS day three mes a. the usual hours "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

N'O BOOKBINDERS.-Fo sale, one OF atckocke's
Improved ruling mschlues and one OF Edws7dSs
pstent pen llters for striking The red lines In rung
Bipders Leather OF every description consisting In part
OF EDgis1 coored skivers French Turkey Morocco Rus
sia red leather and French, German and American
paper For sale by JAMES COOK
gl4 2wE &95k Pearl St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

NAfANTED-lm Immediately, in an Institution Of high
w rank q genuine FfeHchmsn, Inexperienced aud
cesa leschiug pupis this City he French isugusgs
to ipsuuc. th sYge classes In French hs Iacoms
OF The derarnep Ability 10 govern wall aud TO npah
borough knowledge and fluent OF no language 10
speskinY ard writing 10 rssental The compensation 10
sood sd cure Tho situation permsnen ieachst
be- OF superior Address With references
Ken" Tribune office. sl4 iF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

wFrenoh CHURCH, franklin sreet, corner Church
Fns Church will reopen on Sunday ne1L n nel-pas IL
A n Bl& IT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

THE ASSOCIATION OF TAxLoRS
DEG 70 INRORM their hends and the public tina, thew
Dhaye opened for the sale OF read made clothing
at tho
BOWERY NO.
They have q OF harvest and Winter goods han
able auit the and OF their
the shortest letter. and cheaper than onY other establish
nent In the trade. sl4 2WA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14
BOARDING

See lid Page for other Wants,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-07


BY the arrival Of the slolm.hp Galy sion W. ka,o
late and utrrrs ~ news from Texas. Galveston n
pcts of the m haYe boon received and We have file #
exchanges ituin The mt II ROT tha : ate
lrLsltutp adiHraed en the Is h IN / l., tnerr pp,in
On lhe thrd Monday In Nuv,mbtr Tie Nat hill AS
4 called, WIS lost ~ n nv in the SENATE II had
hem amended IN The House a. to to take ,rset nn
ii after March aeNl Report says. that there WAS NOT
noy enough In tho Irnasiry iudrpapd,ul nj lp
fund. o p,v the e>pelses Of the cxi "a session hin
passed both naus.s "rfqni mo he Goyefnor /, submit
sny rrpo,n that may he made by tho Government
of lbn | nucd States =, ,ho Sat, 80 - r. ,t.
chase OF portion III her uohwc,torn ,er.iory /, the
reonl," If further r,, nod t,o i,,., =, -
lie Legislature To taLp aua action ON the sn after
the .te hy the peaple should be- as,erl,i.4a
Tho bll was yatul by ih, G,y.iaef VII, ,.biee,.,
thai the Len l4tafe had mn fi,bl f., c5,,,,l nm, f.,
sfbmt he na'izt the peoll,. and TINT SOM, t.,r,,
+ tom ,u,bt IN t,1 If VII IN. r. x.n,. ,I
prtc'y or ,rIerirga Stafryo rroo IL N,s'yetbanh
Ell TINT the npar,lIye dinrri,n T., lhs exsen,y, -
convene an cNa session Il the Ieoislatnrs wa in tho
d,fcr violaltsn of the ae C,ps,i-u,ino nbl is -
the Executive. aud la HIN only IN, never +, c,,yc,
the l.q,sl aur on oNttaordpafy orc,.,ss ,rba
lily which would quIrr an rytr, SEES ion fine Is,i Ia
tare. he says. must iheref,ro b ,J,el and ee,.r6oo
by tim Oh ne. The judiciary committee Of the Senate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-07
NNIi\n- l.AAAEhS-

Young hwy'r being ashed the prac lsrl spseeh ma
king much, replied. Il am al II every m,rong. lana-
daiely on lrapig oa' o. I'D convict my chamber mt
tie eur. 81 els lhet cid p.nrit If fathers brlHre TIN
GAS, and rhee's my LTD ann mo fl,l IA In fie#
On my rghl establish NV f b1.ts- thso are The
peetrmen Of IL" Nv oan, In the cup hed ut VT
nrs. bN. while ot the eapf-h5tom ehltts bcura me ae
scaled bot uf oy eaued fnends.
'N'l, ! conceive the ease opened, IT,. an ar non n
ANYTHING say Gr hrsarh oil punj>r-- AMI then aeea.
film Tor the raia'll, Of course pile up the pathetic,
II f,f the ' frnden f.daee The lhog to a mers 4aea
tslle. For he plaintiff. Gesttlh, ~ tones AID stains
which bring tins into he ,yes ii the tow Of haats
mean 'hr intelligent grbtem,n ii iheJuy INV firmly.
how hnily, how pns.paal, sby lowed hs rccr,aui hast
and black hearted defendant l. or hin. tuns5r hi
affections tn his cket. and undertake show that Sic
nsver loved him nj all. AHd I'm as likely 10 be iaal
IN the one case a' h the uthet I how can { II MiIr h
er abe loved him ar ni'
"ln case of his klnl hawc,er give me- lie p'ai4
tn see tear star1np n every eve, h,at the adIe
rgmng and s'hhlug Around iue and uIip tin ~. Ii
gent men ut The jay sfe bu,ug h,ir noses viii uurx
nmplrd violence, esl II should ID. Thought tni ihey Co
shed tear, behold thu IQdle working hi, Ia lal mn.
ses up hi' mouth iae a SIT. al shapes IS # Inn lin
depths Of his 'munu he would say ara isll,au
his, oan''s stand TINS mech pngct,'"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-07
NAsnINGroN, Sep. 30

In Senate met At nine O'clock.
MIR Waller said, that IN enrolling the Bounty Land
Bin an omission had been made which not sc1y
cred I'LL after II h,d b,eo scned by the President As
In bd stood land warrants were assIanabIe, while,
the hi had been amended by Congress ihey were mol.
II" intf9de ced = bill To remedy the efrar.
Aref some debate the bill passed aad the rules
WIZ SUSPENDED t. allow il to be srnt 10 the House.
Mr. Davis. f Ms. introduced a resolution au'hIH
ziag the President II cali Board OF Amy Officers. 10
report upin the eXpedncy ai Grazing The rank Of Lien
tenant General and To provide Of preventing mil
afy oi 'efs p'firn'ing civil dnlles-and the WAS
agreed 10.
The Senate went into Executive session. and Will in,
the Indian Arpropra'n Blll aud tho Civil and d p0-
motto Il were slanpd
A twelve o'cloc> he doc $ were opened, aud h.
Peslden, alter few remarks pronounced lha Senate
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The House mot at eloyen o'eI.ek. aud The Rev r. Il.
6nlleY delivered prayer Appropriate 10 the occasion OF
the conclusion al the session.
One Il tn Jnnt rI.' necessarily suspended. in
order, TIM III tlvll aud DplHna Appropriation bill,
aud the Lad an Appropriation bill might be presented
IL President ior his -Iuature.
Nj Him, made an u,I rua eflfl 10 take up a re-
soIa ptoyiug fl the dlsdhuiinn Of the ANNALS Of
Consnss' among the members al lde States
NJ Maf>alI III we'd, and Inc loa,e took mp a private
! bill flr tic lelt.f Chad tc Lynch. when
Mr.. Johnson nt Tenn. c1mfne ced speech, as he
admitted l. Nh aoy TT the pufp II consuming tha
l''s remaining minutes AID hos i fat The br
Il va Il al aunug thai the motion pending should
! be- postponed enli the fist Monday in December next.
Nj. tuinan uad" ao unste essnl ell 1T 10 AXE up
hl iot TIM frlr vt John i.eloy. Who Was III tbs city
! lie was represented Il qo1 dislass, having LOST al
arm iathe Mexican wa bat his had ~ uluence on the
maaaify
NJ Potter moved hat In Committee Of the While
On lte slta eithc Union be dacilfgrd from cun-dera
i n ui bill of lie Committee psi OIL rs and Z 81
Il AIS Ion the reduction OF the Of postage The N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-07
"MORTlFlCAlio<o AND .SIIAAIe >,

During he discussion II the Naval Apurnpt,a ION b
IN ihe House nf Rsprfseniats o. on Monday Mr.. Stan.
Tn Of Tennessee. fired an Amendment, which he rx
planned as proposing hat The raural paI # fhr Amer
can Almanac shall have thr meridian II Graeonifl.
md the Astronomical eayiop oot the pcograrhieal sinai
have ihe meridian II Nashinetun mi, WAS. he said
satisfactory TO all eenllenea who objected t. the rs
ln'hn as IT was originally reported. Il was campro
mise.
Mr.. Evans, Of Nd favored the ancadmenl. and it y
then 40 eed To.
Mr.. Stanton, f ronn WAS uuletsro ID as nrlp,,iao
an am ndn en- hayn, r.efence t, tho pay of he snpe
tniendent If the NRulic Al nanar here wa. iha nj
most confusion during the entire um' the House va, l.
commune
Mr.. McNlnIen rerre ted t. sec . dspasi in mari
I"sed on me pant ri Congress IL make The ssllfies
me officers OF the Federal Government eNtIa iiaaij,
high. Daily, persons fl ckns here from The sac
tn obIsi1 place In the public employ; and he was mort
bed that the gentleman from Tennessee hrlHnulnp /
The same party himself, sh uld favor such ealfaya
paace.
Mr. Stanton saij iha he h uld be ashamed 10 I'm.
to The same parry as the gen lemau.
Mr.. McNIu'n remarked thai if the ren.I man r,esr
any thing off n,ve by the VOID shame he threw il bad
upon hin. He belonged 10 the Democrats nary. m,
he had noihi & tagsin by eaiing with the gentleman
lie would say to he House aud the country hat Wiz.
he saw matters u shameful extravaganza he would avail
hins'H OF his privilege represeeta,ive 10 ornas
MON. And he repeated If The geHileman meant an,
taine offensive by the word shame, he woul throw
back in hs teeth
MI Stanton meant the same by "shame'' as tn pen
heman did by "mortifi alton" There are u good man
sections IN The DemoTailc PARTY, and he mean 10 "a
'ha' ne should Tel ashamed 10 htung the section t
which he gentleman frnm VII .ins was attached.
Mr.. Mcsnlen The gentlem never had nor eve
VIII henng to more honorable section than heunp lo
lLaught,
he amendment WAS regretted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-07
GOVERNOR TOWNSS PROCLAMATION

Our contemporaries are busy in specializing
upon the effect of the Proclamation of Governor
Towns, Of Georgia. There is much fear upon
the side of his friends, accompanied with many
eNhoratons and appeals, and no small share Of
denslon and contempt upon the part Of his oppo-
nents. That the Governor has acted in accor-
dance with the dictates of duty in making the
Proclamation, no one prctends to DENY But he
might have done SO in spirit less Objectionable
1t Is full of unnecessary complaints, contains
some positions that are utterly false and is de-
void of that calmness, which we expect in pa
per OF ITS character. In answer TO his Proclarua-
ton, the Convention will assemble. and take
steps, defending the South from the encroach-
ments OF the general government and the aegres.
SONS Of the Free-Soers' Whot these steps
Will be, we are at loss 10 conceive; we hope,
however that they will be more clIcacious than
those OF the Nashville Convention, and result in
more good to Georgia, dian has flowed to the
South from that body.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-07

hive his upc vered htsd as he advanced trseaade
W steps and stssl NJ hia the saeTrd place wItefe
saviour Vas hum
Although had attempted In ftnilia,iz my fh5gah
With IN visit. WAS lite prepared ff what teIt II
.iandiug the h,le place lts=lf My feelings wen
sustga aud Undesirable. but pterw ho'miag. y sp
in br,aihrsS n and entire utgcu ri nj
the ", RI besie, only c.snzei.n,s at where
tbs enough he snhlusd light If tie dol,
harnsg lamps the kne.uE N RI. wh,se moving II.
soae thd as uf his drvaiias. and h. relgJus syuih
snpnnd If oar Saviu,s ifr aal death weta all ia arrlr
dance with my en- diaus: ny beating heart Vas albnr
sndib ls in The d,uti.like stl'nsss at III place.
Here he hall so'; hpt how changed h.
srs.nei Ornaments At god and silver hmps have IN
sarIfd ih" pa~, t The t5~iY able. Bu' thoupd lhr
humility e the mayer Is golr--lhuugh they hate
charged The humbl" scene and / aided wi'h uHmssa1H
deeaiat4as spp Inch Heeded earthly show Ia uaka
II impressive the h.,ai fal simplicity II The CHI
fsi,h al, remains "a hf eYery heat tlai brats nitztn
the otto of Beth ehrr.
,hek one of ih- strongest evidences n the trath +
the Christian rrlgsu thu humble origin 4 fund
.ad - greatest heauiv i.ias purity The Wild "a
e,aYl.,d bv extraordinary event ~ 'he hr 4 Ont
Saviiur the prcc b1Hg ~ mo- HGnsd IL tae
niss men 4 the East ad fhe tunh's she Vhfas 4 tn
field. Nane OF he pup ieffafs q paNcr So vii ca
cuated :, attart - aw~ Ia ps1l-. att 'njrd His en-
tancs upon the sacred duss Of teacher II Gad's H.
Waking whIy the hnafs paths of l'e, every cd
dead WIS done " the modest command + q and To-
n mat lie never made nunerecssty display al lis
pwst; His mi,acles Wete u. done vlhaut o.ffetsfaa.
and .iih wish To shna the pers nal app1 = ihsy 81
naintsllg excited His character all Wcrh1ess, ion
p.ted hy becou'up irmnfss. H. indnlIod in
ling display Of his delegated Authority. which might havH
made bcaves OF the nias bsrdt md, hy stfhng fetaf
int helr seals lie hesdsl afp's Of Gfcr IA afes
Ia spread the GUMS H. rre5ched. ltrlh. not tn
swu,d was lis weapau; irfrentss o. uut eusmIss AM
iav- l. all his mutt Il nm e the WI + his
Father lhat the u ts Gins an T. g'pn 81 nd CITY
will II he strunr 81 pro- If truth iu ihs -rufnHp all