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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-19
pEnArEs AND PRocEEpIxcs or TME vIn-

GINA CONVENTION.
TuylIE Undersigned who the first I" propose the uhatlo ~
Register. devoted rAclusifey FRO
the Virginia lorna,
the Congressional cs'be beg leave TO state hat We
between ti1
the toavenl"hl the 1
originally By
them namely daily ani weekly sheet "i qnato l"n--i
wi bnuni
ia convenient sizc soon a ii 'ohF'hl"n hai ei
na,s s lalor5 pui'i Ses as NH be OF a.!
would jii W!i
the Poceeihes Newspaper publication" has met wl' general
favor from the t Convention AMI the nbc generally
and some newspaper Iroicoi1 o s cy h'e ateiE'
superiority hy abandoning newspaper Dian AMI adopting
originally proposed hS us o..
A. ,r rrtaut ih S:at-. Tie mcnihr e" is o'en'
on whose rrea rrspon fticlrr !" h"c proceeding
an Il, IN, r,ople generally VII BE- ca!" upn to adopt
or reject uui,r ,,aninsiy thr :r"e nc' ." h' ''t li
No.. should published portable" convenient ana
we los a. may l-nt sirciS I" be- acted We
r.m.mhcr that nid he n" a"'y ana az mugs i
n become ncw' by This cna.rnr ac'n% nrf ne r@'
pr.ste the ean d"nh ui ~ ''"t' ''' "
n The highest decree important ami ."'~''-'
'''' TERMS:
Tho Debates wi hr published III ihl III the Rrgi.
ly accomplished srlo- ihrrr SiI' nave Leri
p, | nr ,lc prpn,c he !n.cd good paper
@ f,ir mail" fsnary ruSrrher> ~ TWO DOLLARS
-" ,nr wrr session. piyabr q" the hrst nnmber
When Is borne ir mis probably i-msn
~ a. long as the must b. cons;ei
.l nr,prs,r tie C.,u HI ~ RisE;.. &c.
wi form a part u t!r published proceedings
csrc the Register MI rhr send 'r names ana pos
Odi.. a. early a tr neinb"rs a" h' Convention
md -- the General Assembly throughout the STATE Ti
rnn,r ycr rrcrisil: o nrh ui'cais IA then
districts aud e ' hr hriSet M
Iununcatois by iiH Ni'" ne ''l ' '~'P'
"'S' '' COLIN BAPTlSr& SOWLAS,
n-P0SrMASTERS throughout the State VIII conera FAVOR ny
r.rrnp The names and forwarding Their w 10 lime
- x the 25,lo D-cenur vino sc snbsf
III. o'e, VIII en'ie ac'"s'e !" 'Ss o e nc
gsicr gratis -
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IMpORTANT TO FARMERS,

GARDENERS. FLORISTS. SHIP OWNERS. INCORPORATED
COMPANIES. MANUFAcrUREKS. ARTlZANS, pROFES-
SIDNAL MEN, MECHANICS AND OTHERS.
VNHE PUMP AND FIRE ENGINE CoMBlNEptSliicHr SEcrR
] rSi7lp STATES LETTERS PArRNr-A lniringemeI'
viii tgosecurd Law This is tie valuable invention OF the
ace aa yi:oa, which vessels maauacorrs. public eees, no
la pva;e w-nys incomplete and comparatively nse
tue WI Chez a.i efficient Fire Easne. The farmer Is per
iscy aencn Of all unaccommoda,ng insurance COMPANIES an
L. H. c.nrx
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-19
~ 4 i nRlrTINGnAM MITCHELL.

IS cKASCERY-vlRGINlA:- In Hanover County Court,
LAZY 2h 1850:
William mar, Edwin Gmsn Elizabeth c. Perrin, late
Erabh Gmn ard john ID. Pe.i her husband and James
Gilman, plaintiffs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-19

Erab Gm,n, aud John D. Perm, her husband and James
Gilman Plaintiffs
lhn L Patsman aIi john c Brock Defendants
T day be Eithsf heard on the p2pes for
r read aud The amended con,ananis this and
aase thereto, and argued ~ counsel cunsideaiisD
af.of opon, from allegations the plead
,i the sail ia. probable that The defendant Jon c.
hnan hath departed h lie and without issue and that
portion the properly said proceedings mentioned should be
brte his Of KIM unless the said John Paekman
r come urwarto cla:m the cpa advertisement made
A aiuise and The said John C. Packman
.iappea within four months after expiration the advertise
hereinafter provided for, the will proceed make the
rbuon aforesaid and the doth further order that copy
- order be inserted for weeks In some
Ciy Richmond AMI in newspaper published m the Ciy
S. Louis Missouri Tie charge of the sald fund be
Sasla3 ssli John {. Pacsman 4 Cory Tcs,e,
Mv 9-cwSw WM o. WINSTON c. H. G.
~ $ Louis Times viii please nser; eight ;e weekly, and
49, Nil tt l4S ,.icr raileciinn
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NV " RECoMMENnATIoNS.


rcel Oh our one Mr. T. b ,iiches Improved pumrs,
IN s.g, ;, aud isv hesitation in
-en M Pumps wo.y o the ccnaece and patronage OF tht
public JOHN BRACER
VALENTINE HECKLER.
lhavea rgrrno Of Mr. r. birmingham Mlche In my yard; es
valuable appea,ase great convenience aud an ei'
r,a, 1ro.rc,i n at,ias: are r. h. TYLER
The pr,nu h.. sc.r, The 'v's oGire
70 NOTICE All pe,o!s huyi. rs he above article are
inriii-e,f 4 nRITTIN.nAM MITCHELL Proprietor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-19

BPQSTMASTERS throughout the state wiz confer FAVOR NJ
the subscribers and forwarding ~ s!s 10 Time
10 y the 2J, Drccmuer All who scti S subscfi
hers from The same tc ,!rase!se 10 copy o me lie
gtsc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-01
A DOCTOR CURED!

DR. j. W. FRENCH, Of FfsSl'e Iisdaie county, ,fieiiy1a
abou; the st ct January ls9 follows = have been
in the regular practice OF medicine nine
hut was OBLIGED TO quit tie practice Of profession
guence of il health severely afflicted with Chrome
fsepse Of the Lungs that HAD TnE Coz.
sUNrTox, past doubt fcoughed almost necessarily night and
day. and had severe and chest api
breast red the remedes recommended by the ilnl
Of The profession all to effect excepting
by caused by them prejudiced against patent ne-
en-s and have faith in them generally. But was
mduced-as experiment than through fait-o try
do here acknowledge for the benefit of the afflicted whom
that the effect Of its the
prump and sanitary Of any medicines the
effect Of in all practice My eu Immediately yeered
snd about eight days was free from cough
chest and pain, and consider and proaounce n
WELL MAN"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-01
NORTHERN RAILROAD


rU,ut8 Road connects White River Junction, the
vesmcus and Canada. Ccntrai and Railroads
with the Coneosd Manchester, Nashss, Lswsl Bossss,
awrence eaiens Worcester, and Norwich Reeds il
the nssress route iron part Of Canads Nosthen vsnpnt,
and Nav Hampshire 10 Boetoe. t
This oute passes through the Capitals Of New Hampshire
and Vermont and the fare sn freight Il low as By
Aer July is 1850 kussssss Tfsss in ,esica with
the sb.ve Roads Bseea from the Depot Of The Lowell
Road for west Lebanon, wes River MsatPsle! 40 Bur
nston att le "a - Nj, asd fos Bsstol At - Nj
lesvs West Leb.noaas Nsshas, Lo.eli Bo:scs crcsse
functions Worcester and NewYvsk Is A. No. and Les
p NJ ssd Bristol 30 4. NJ, The arrival Of the cars
from Wells River and Burlington.
Passengers the Canfsl and Passumpsic Road via
Concord and Nashua ve Groton Juncsios Worcester
New York quick aac cheap By uny other route
special csftis 7rsis will 80 Though over this route
every Tuesday, without stopping There ara Cattle pens
aud good al the andisy abopt 34hs II
mile from Poaers By this dIove havs not onls
the advantage Of the Csmidss and Brighton MARKETS. ut
also the market Manchester, Nashua, Lowell Lawrence
and Salem.
Freight Trains run daily each ray [Suadays excepted
tho Ceatal Panumpsic, NoFtheu Conesfd, Nashu.
and Lowell Roads md fom Burlington, Wei River and
the Depot Lowell Road in Boston. Merchandise Of all
kinda carried cheap and exPed'iousy BY any other
route. --
Concord N n. Joe, n. 1850. ejn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-01
BlackWood's Magaxjae,
and tho
Rrifish 0uarferlv Reviews.

OWING the lats revolutions and revelations
~ sness he nations Of Europe, which have followed
yst he ssi.ss periodicals q Grsat Bs,a have bscons
invested with degree Of interest Hitherto uaknown They
uecsssany npese records ofths and the Ella
ani posdsss rssisss b furnished By the hstsr
ssss esse. ssd eeassc,sd .eeosnt Il ali the Important
political eves q tis cd they ocens and learn
spirits shs age The Publishers deem
Y ea r:ssss! sssnea . The WORK. they Ispub
sa .ns the ss :w prizes xnss they -: offered TO sub
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW,
TIE EDINBURGH REVIEW.
TIE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW,
THE WESTMINSTER. REvIEW, ssd .s "a
BLACKwOOD's EDiNBURGH MAGAZINE.
In ihess pesedeas eonained the views, moderately
ties Il Essl:nd-Tsy, Wing snd hsdicsl-a B.ekwooL'
ksvisv" wss; ssd he wssiniussss Rsvi.w" Libers
Ths "Nessk brs, Review" IL establishment the
s its any o the sand departments Of hu-
ma. kseyedgs v.s original, edited By Dr.. ChaImen,
Dr. Hssss asseeissd viii sir David Bscwsis lis ,srar,
cbasscar Of hs very hshsst ORDER The sWestnasie
:sss.. .se,s..a a., .ass "a s.s s s: + ess.hsa !,
, psbiish-d I'D ssrrat.d .adsr seP,fss. slss hs.
shess he advansaes - th eoabisztee, of uniting il
ussk The best snrss 81 10th hssstosors ssued
Ths shsy. fsrio1ess rsernsed il New Yssk. n.s-
- ss.s s.i.s a. sass i:s:i
" 'f'A' kd''A''sA ''i''; Tszux
For asy e.s sfshs "a Rsvisvs ea,oo psr ann.n.
- s 80 ~, 8 = 8: s s,Ss
Fsr ID Ssur setks nosioss, a oSo
fes B1aekvosdh Magnsins, 2,oo
fss Bls1aUssa - sksse kssisvs, 90
PEI nlssk~ssa - - - 1syisvs. l9so :.
fsgssssss = - !: e :.:se h aavsass.
Fear sspiss ~ ~ shss sssas yin - ssst 70
- s6assss = Asyyesx = - ssgnlse ss1ussDsse e.
HsniisasSs ~ ;sSsIsSp s,unn - .,-.v, u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-01

Mr.. WILLIAM u. JENNINGS. merchan, at Picrpoz;
Centre dsstrbHia cosrfy Ohio. Oc,oler ~
and stated OF CoSsuMPTios which tie use Of RANTS
INDIAN FGT JfOS-IRF B1fS<in had effected Mr VIII
LIAM CROCHET of IN al Looming town. He said MI Cucx
had sought relief from The best physicians and rnrrls
medicines but found for tie fatal hand OF that rHfeer
ing monster Lad taken fast bod on bis vas AMI
destroying end debiang bis body. that he
skeleton He grea np Nv his physicians aud all friends.
who would soon tssbH But even in Ibis last
extremity strange ard marvellous is
that The of only fire bottle OF BRASTS INDIAN PrLN0-
NARY BAL5AM has uncenc the Hnd OF tie destroyer ard
restored Mr. Crockett health aud he is sheath ssry
rugged nsan.
s. D. DAMN ESQ, merchant asd JsfRasser Jcrsca
adjoining shout The time and stated
that he acquainted with Mr. CRockET and testified
cURE. Nd all ~ 1pzei fgrfs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-01
Could not Live a Day longer /!

Messrs E. B. CALDWELL & Co. Of En-, Csrrg1 Osaro-s
Co., N r., respectable druggists We irst
heard, through Mr. WheHan- respectable citizen OF this
place. Of important of Consumption which BRsST's
INDIAN PULNosARY BsLsAN has proiHced The wife OF
acquaintance OF his. who resides in Palermo
ibis county She had been long confined her bed an
dangerously diseased that her fends believed npossi-
BILE for her to IRE than ONE DAY LONGER But wien
all other hope utterly fale sine commenced taking BR4NTS
PULMONARY BhLSlM and is medical efficacy has aised
her from hat sire gong and
tding her dosf< hozess Ii,s end dEti>s She
edges and very evident that she indebted BRANTS
BALSAM for her recovery from long. and danger
sickness and her friends and consider thai ned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-01
DENTIST.
DIR. L. HUBBARD, Surg. Dentist

ID ETURNS his grateful acknowledgements the inhabi
II Nohed aud vcIniy for their bcrsl patron
age for the past year. and would inform them that he
ansntly located Nohheid Centcr, and prepared per-
form all operations line Of his profession eq1s any
part Of tho u A. All operatsons warranted Teeth
iaecd without pain; and tho~shst decayed Be-
6lled in such q . rrman for many years.
North6ulA. Jspussy l5ah. le50. S76m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-01
RAISED FROM THE GRAVE.

Messrs. PRATT FOSTER. r>yoisnfs # Hesf Co-nirng
Ccnn said BRfyT'S BALS-IN hal effected of
hopeless of CONSUMPTION in their LOWE inst DO
otter cosgmedcine could be sold there, thai had raed
the thar physicians and all The
friends said MI ST NE. One gentleman. IN particular. was
fer Thai bis physician told him sces 3 faSs ass
ssedrsa< He r-i. irhea hTe M began 70 ake
BRANT-S BALSAM-eoT wELL-aAd 70 as lol az erar
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-01

Tho lIa1ional a
LIFE HlHUR ANGIE COMP AMI,
UNITED STATES.
On Tie Mutual Principle.
OFFICE, STATE STREET. MoNrrELIEE.vr.
.Lis Isssr.ses isshs peos ss's ~sskh and sosd In
ST vsstnens for The csPiisss-" ~.
,rn OFFICERS,
HoH s wIIsAn s 2; K,5sTssDas' President.
5SI,Gs G saInE.s Vice f'''''''''-
DIRECTORS,
Tlno: & sEDFsEL5. julius z. DEWEY.
aoass ". aEAToS. JOS, D. DxSFokTi.
BOARD OF FINANCE.
EDMUND WESTON, HOMER W. HEAroN,
JULIUS :. DEWEY
Medical Exsu.ioes, urLius Y. DEWEY, MD.
Consuhinr Phy-ieisn, FRED w. ADAMS, ND.
SscUtsry, ROGER .. HOWARD.
fihs Company. It's ehauer s liberal, and funishss a.
nsaxss 10 thoss vi. hing become in ured equal. ii
,peiior tn any other Company in The Union. 5-.i
u IL iessts4 10 As.ssAy e~:fe among people ola Wig
REASONS, It's ssks will Be isss the sesnsny Of ito
,naycmsnt Gvsst9 Its iavsstnents will 10 sefsr. his
ssiness directed With greater pvsdenes end sn~U All
pss6ts TIE end Of every years will b pot the
edit Of the Life Policies.
~ Ysymsst institutos Il has psersv cl,ims % The
stfonage ofsha people 81 tho State. Z f.4aft
furnished with forms Of application, by applying at the
i, fhcscfthe Company, OF TO any OF its agents. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-01
FITS, FITS, FITS.

M~rsrr j. K. LIPPiNCOTT SON respectable merchants
HHyvore Sniros county. Pennsylvania May
Il 1870 staring, among other which had
rived from the of gRANT'S PULMONARY B8LSAN.
that Of their had just informed them that her
ehId- which had been subject for sersrai yex
cured ' the use uf BRdNT,S B-4TS1M
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-01
CONSUMPTION.
A DYING WOMAN CURED

We this cure prove TO Save LIFE vwb.,
this BALSAM b used amer the person on,1rro h,
pdysraans and s ~ be In the aff s1ces Of
oSSe-snd in hs e.se, SO GONE, hat the STROUD and
suHtAcLorHEs bought For the this case
and the yeserfube adon6ted proof Of all the
and facts we refer TO our PAMPHLETS
This cure WIS effected OF Mrs. ZiBA DYKEMAN Of Ra,
ton Spa, Sarufogo County, " " We can prove beyond
Doubt other. atmosf eguay h. and iaruse,a5ls ca
OF Coughs ane CoassmPfions CURED, which pre-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-01
Many consumptions Cured

Mr.. s. H. CLARK, mercl.ani. liyi< IIsyae e,sne y X
wrote 10 inform that BRANT-S PULMONARY BALSAM
readily Clyde and said II the statements Of some Of
our respectable people, and personal visible knowledge,
can relied on, medical have cured many
pysons several Of whom acquainted with, vino wes
bopeessy sick he considered by physicians and all
friends. possibility of cure; and yet. the facts
BRANT-S BALSAM has restored them PERFEoT HEALTH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-01


For this scourge of the western country these
Medicines will be found safe, speedy, and certain
remedy. Other medicines leave the system sub
ject to q return Of the disease cure by these
medicines IS permanent-TRY THEM, BE SA.
TISFiED, AND BE CURED.
Bilious Fevers and Liver Complaints.
General Debility, Loss OF ArrETIrs. AND
DISEASES OF FEMALEs-these medicines have been
used with the most beneficial results in cases of this
description ;-kfNe's EVIL, and ScRoFuLA, in it,
worst forms, yields to the mild yet powerful action Of
these remarkable Medicines. NIGnr SwEArs
NRRvoUs DEBuIrY, Nervous COMPLAINTS of all
kinds, PALnrArIoS THE. HEARr, PAisrEa's
CoLIc, arc speedily cured.
mERCURIAL DISEASES,
Persons whose constitutions have become i'm.
paired by the injudicious use Of MEacuRr will find
hese Medicines perfect cure, AZ they never fail
% eradicate from the system all the effects Of
Mercury infinitely sooner than tho most powerful
preparations of Sarsaparilla- A single trial will
place them beyond the reach of competition in the
estimation Of every patient.
BE CAREFUL OF COUNTERFEITS.
Several have lately been discovered, and their
,efarous authors arrested. both in the city of New
York and ahros6.
Buy Of no one who . not an AurHormep
AoxKf.
Broadway, New-York-
FOR SALE BY
q rvq
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-01
LUNGS BLED-MUsT DIE !!

Mr.. z s. TERRY. mercblnf Byron Genesee e0Eafy, =,
wrote, August a, 1873: GRANTS MEDICINE is doing
II has cured of Consumption that al the ply
scians had said ssf de- When he commenced taking Banrs
Medicine be could raise his hand his head; be Ned at
e ssgs and every symptom seemed Indicate that he must
de but astonishing 70 an he able to labor and rides Al
the county He used only fee bottles Il has also cured
. young lady Of Caass~p:oa Orleans county, which her
fh1her Doctor could c0e'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-01
WAS BELIEVED PAST CURE.

Fer sale BY REDFIELD & GRANNiS and s. \. Cot
LINS Montpelier; johnson q Campbell. Wsiisheld @os'
Dsiano, Waterbury; 7. Bancroft, Painhrld; ffene
4 Walker, Barre /; James C.rdelI, Warren; Putnam
Wooster, Msrshfsd; A. G. Burnhsm, Mere,own; u; d.
Camp, Mortified Genre; J. A. g. White Norhheid y.
Kecler. Hydepssk; v. P. Noycs, Morrstown; A. oani'
Stove morse 4 knight, johnson; w. & H. 6riswed, ,sr
fsrsonvills; G. 8. Hopkins Co. Cambridge Ana oy er
ehsnts and Druggists in nearly every III the STATE
January, le5OI 9Eiy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-01


en- s sss ss; q c."gs and Of Ten ss
Thousands Of Consumptions
and c'ess co~y.s abusd.niy prove n.Jaaius ssea. in
healing properties the following complains and ss
NJ seift;sy q Blood Hssdas a, Tie iuns Pom essi
Esye coie,s lanium. Dysatery and Saaer conissi in
| Caadv~ and Adaifs, and ALL FEMALE WEAKNESSES IN
CONSUMPTION.
| A DYING WOMAN CUREDi
We ihs cure, prove TO SAVE LIFE vb.
sansaA s:s 5 Z 1 ,s s s
orss-snd in 'ns e.s 50 "a. GONE mot tae and
1sabs and aaonbied proe q ali the circuasncs.
and fac;s we refer 10 our PANrHLErs.
So, sara.ess cesasy. We can prove, beyond
soaI ZEN. cs. .'ss sse.a sysay s9 and sas
.os~ord iseurabs BY sKiLFuL PHYSICIANS.
A DOCTOR CURED!
DIR. ". FRENCH, Of Hl,s.e Hzsdaie county, niesi.
about the l., Of January isi follows have
hut was osiired to , tie practice Of nv proio1 n &
gnence Of u health was severely afflicted with C0uie
doubt almost ns s The sSs
s and ha s ps;ss and ny side sS
Of The profession all to effect excepting
ein-s md have no faith now in hem generally But was
ss o. s a ps Ps o tSSgh a Try
do hers acknowledge for the beuef Of the afflicted whom
sg s; 9s seI S of o. me The g
ease Of in al my practice NJ eng. sa. masdaty ,ed
= m ss els. and P'' and now consider and "
Dr. French is now a respectable druggist at Hllsdale.
FITS, FITS, FITS.
Ms..n. J. K IPPiNcorr sos. respectable un-rc,su.
assd from lie use Of sR&Sr's PuLMoSaRY BaEsAN
ebid which had BEEN subject TO Yrs %, ssrai e wa
eu,.a y ux Use u hhsNi,s S!5.sAA
Mr.. WILLIAM D. JENNINGS. merchani Al ro1oai
and STATED a cure Of CosumrTos which tie use Of BR1STs
LIAM CROCHET Of an sd oi1ag town He sad Nj csses.
medicines Juf found none for tie fatal hand Of a, gnrez.
s ;a, ard Issss 3 ys me
NARY BAL5Aa une.enced The hand Of The desOygr ard
Ssess nan M. 0'0eAs 10 ne'' anu e Is no" "''' A'
sdioniny ton wrote 70 rs shout he ss,ne lime; nd s,d
taf he was acquainted with Mr. csocksr and tesss q 40
~rs H,
Sou1u not 11Ve a Lay longer.
c., ass.r B. cAIp%nIt co es E o W. %
heard ,hross6 Mr. wh,sman TssPesahle si,ssP Of Al.
] !. J ! I ].
]: -: 9 60: !.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-01
FIRE ENGINEs!

SHAWLS! SHAWLS!
Alssrs Ls Of Black and Chsrgessle colon; silk rhawl
"A very cheap, late received, By .vcro~
u.xss lf rs
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-29

uThe excellent Washington correspondent
Of the New Orleans Picayune, Le. Diabk Boz
eur speaks more truth and good sense in the
following paragraph Of . late letter, than is
often found in SO small q space, in similar pro-
ductions. 3a2 qih ~
The present Congress does not represent the
people Of these United States; it usurps the
power Of 1 constituent assembly, capable Of
framing new laws for the government of the
conntry. Many consider the federal compact
already as dissolved, and are making PROPOSE
lions for d. new one. They are simply mad
men, and their constituents will prove it. The
Union is stronger than all the n9adcaps In Con-
gTess. Twenty such conventions as the Nash
vile conyention could not shake il; and the
disunionists pei So will emily dig their own
graves, and not that of the glory Of their coun-
try. a great people ike ours, in the full vigor
Of adolescence. are not likely to shake them
selves to pieces as with q 1t Of fever and agne.
There IS no distress any where, and no such
agitation is dreampt Of, except in the diseased
brains and morbid hearts Of those who would
conspire against the best interests Of their
country.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-29

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-The
Grand Jury in the United States District Court,
in New Orleans, returned true bills Of indict-
ment, on the 2lst, for violation Of tho act of
Congress Of 1878, by setting on foot an expe-
dition against the Island of Cubs, against John
A. Quitman, Governor Of Mississippi; Judge
Cotesworth Pinckney Smith, Of the Supreme
Court Of Mississippi; John Henderson, late
Senator from that State J. I. O'Sullivan, late
editor Of the Democrats Review, and son Of q
former Minister to Spain; John F. Pickett, late
Consul at Turks Island; Theodore O'Hara,
late Major in the United States army C. R.
Wheate; p. Smith; A. Gonzalez; Mai. Thomas;
Theodore Hawkins; WI Bell; N. ]. Bunch;
L. ]. Sigur, State Senator; Donation Angus.
tin, Brigadier General and commander Of the
Legion; and General Narciso Lopez-making
in all sixteen persons Writs were issued for
the arrest Of the parties, most of whom are
absent from the city. te4 ve
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-29

Col. J. H. HARMAxson.-The Natchez Free
Trader of the 22d, says: "We regret to hear
that the health Of this gentleman is very bad,
and obliges him to return home. His services
in Congress are of great Importance, particular
" at this time, and his resignation would be
deeply regretted by all. This, we hear, has
been determined upon"
The important services Of an invalid may be
regretted by those of the Free Traders stripe'
hut the majority Of the people in this District
want a man in Congress at this particular time
who il capable Of ACTION! It is certainly a
wise step in Mr.. Harmanson to come home il
such is the state Of his health-probably it is
the wisest act he has done since he has been in
Congress. Let's have Dick SrEwAr again in
the field. His il the frame Of adamant, the
nerves that never fail, the spirits that never
quail, the voice and the eloquence that wake
up sleeping energies and cheer on to victory
will nominate him at once
FOR CONGRESS-, &a<
To in. The unerpired term Of J. II. Ha, manson,
COL. RICHARD A. STEWART,
&s # OF IBERvLLE. a7 s d