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E1ssHtOStGOsc CsOcfs5ssg.
NORRIS & WAY.

No. 20 Camp street, corner OF Common street
HAVE os HASD
A full assortment Of SUMMER CLOTHING,
sisiing Of all articles belonging
GentlemRn's Dress,
yldch they invite their eustofne pucascrB
g. orally. Our goods Of superior workmanlg made o
h matsrais and In the fashions expressly
O trsde iYz aIp n
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The following is contained in Geographic dis

IHe IOHOWIlg Is cOnIalned IN a I5IegTaPIlIU uIs-
patch;
TORONTO, (U. Co. July 20.
EMEUTE AMONG THE REPoRTERs.-Last night,
all the reporters at the Legislative Assembly with
drew, in consequence of one Of their number being
called TO the bar of the House and censured, for
qGestng member near the reporters gallery not
TO interrupt him. The whole press has resolved to
report no more in that House.
We like this evidence of the spunk of the Fourth
Estate
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Auction Sales This Day.
P. B. TAYLOR viii sell, u O'Clock at Banks Arcade
Brig Josephine.
SYKES HYDE Co. will sell, at hapast 10 O'Clock al 81
Magazine street-Groceries Provisions and Liquors.
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steamboat Departures I'M. uay.

Daughters of Temperance.
OLRANDER UNION, No. 8, at No. g. Marigny Buildings
Third Municipality. every Thursday, at O'Clock, P.
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be sold agIeeably to the prayer q the in S ism
jy3l VIM s. SCOTT, U. 5, M. East Dist, La.


M The ward of the subscriber corner OF Car fiH
roll and Jackson streets Lafayette ayy;ds Sq FRIDAY
sced a. flows Large Kentucky Cow, or 10 years old
co. black with little white about the head and under the
bv has very large and long bag with teats of enormous
size Was milking three gallons OF milk per day.
tny person that has taken % said COW and will give in
Office Is St Charles street, shall be literally rewarded
iy3 r. NOBLE.
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A Card.-The Officers and members of PROTECTION
HOSE FIRE CO. respectfully present their
Messes EUG. RoCHEREAU co. for their plentiful supply of
Refreshments generously furnished them the Fire
day morning, the 3ls July.
aul 1t JOS. F. RUSSIA, Secretary.
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uAMs-IO casks of best Sugar cured II AIMS.
II A. F. COCHRAN L. co.
jy31 n TchoupitOuas street,
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tOWAN's VEGETABLE LITHONTRIPTIC,
Unprecedented in dsOlyng Stone in the bladder and
Kidneys, and healing the nllammatoy diseases of the I'm
nary Organs For Teeencesse Heey Crescent, and PAM
phets 81 Wright g. Co.'S. Isl ChaIes street; James s.
ShaD, Veranda Dr. a. a. Jones, SO Camp street
mill 6n j. v. r0WAA-
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The Wilmington Del) Alms-hOuse was de-
toyed by fire on the sd.
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1 HANDY tard, DUpHB SC0. and .MarteH Brandy
IN casks demijohns and boxes, for sale by
aul 1t A. Il. RlNGGOLD, 81 Gfayier street.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-21

not aud solve problem Of the capacity Of or self
and crush tue lib. rites Of both the severed por
lions of this common empire. Can you doubt it ;
Look at ali historyconsult her psges, ancient mod
human nature ouk at the character Of the
which would be in the supposition of
Ilos, log upon the dissolution Of the Unon such have
suygesied and ask il is possible for you to doubt
that the final disposition OF the whole would be pot
,readng down the Liberties OF the peopethe final result
would be the extinction this last and gorinus light which
j. leading all mankind, who gazing upon the hope
aud expectation that the liberty which prevails
here will later be dused throug the hole
the civilized WORLD Sir hy contemplate these
consequence Can you yield Yourself the tyranny Of
passion amidst dangers which, have depicted in coors far
tame hat the result would be II that direlu
which have referred should occur? Sir, | impore
gentlemen, abJure them whether from the South the
NORTH by all that they hold dear this worldly all their
love of beryby all their for their
bY all their regard for po.teryby all their gratitude TO
Him who has bestowed them such unnHmbered and count
less bessngsby all the duties which they mankind
and by all the dates which they themselves To
pause oemny pause the edge OF the precpice before
the fearful and dangerous leap taken into the yawnng
bsss below, from hch who takes it shall
in safety.
Finally Mr. President, and conclusion, imploe,
the best blessing which Heaven besow upon upon
earth that II the defn and sad of the dissolution Of
this Union is 10 happen. that shall survive behold
the sad and heart reniing spectacle.
On motion the Senate adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-21
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.

AsHINGroN, Feb. IA, p. NJ.
Mr. Davis, Of Mississippi, concluded his speech the
Senate to-day. lie conter ded that Congress did not
possess the power either ~ egi,lae on the subject of
slavery IN the Terri Cries abolish in The District
of Columbia He declared that the South was in earn
in relation this mater. California would not he AL
med into the Union until ne question Of slavery in the
territories shall have been settled
The Senate then took M Mr. Bpnton's resolutions tn
refer the Constitution Of California 10 a select commit
Mr. Clay said he was in favor of admitting California
into The Union
Mr. Foote opposed tho consideration of the res ,uon:
and al his instance, the whole matter was laid over till
Monday.
The Senate then adjourned.
ln the House ofReprsentativee a motion was made
and agreed to- 10 reconsider the of Yesterday or
resolution from The Senate. granting clerk TO the
Snrrene Court The resolution was then laid upon the
table
The House then went into Committee of The Whole
and to * up for references the Presidents Annual Mes
sage
Mr.. Illard beinc entitled TO the floor made a strong
Southern speech. He followed by Mr. Fitch Who
declared himself in favor of the adoption If the Ord
dance o $780, all territory
lie laid the Son,h fighting shadows Virginia
had submitted the constliuionatv Of The Ordinance of
1859 over her territory, whilst exercising State
sovereignty.
When he closed, Mr. r OF obtained the floor. where
upon the committee rose and the House adjourned.
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Several petitions were presented and bills reported
Mr. Benton called ~ his motion to refer the California
Constitution Ia the committee Territories, with in
slrucons 10 report bill 10 admit California into he
Union as Safe, and independently of any other meas
ure.
Mr. Butler. Of S Carolina addressed the Senate in op
position To the reference. and also in opposition 10 he ad
mission Of California State. He followed BY
Mr. Badger also in opposition 10 both reference and ad
mission.
Mr. Webster followed niimang that he might prob
ably hereafter address the Senate at length on the sub
ject After few remarks from Mr. Hale Mr. Clemens
moved thai The subject be pos poned ill Tuesday which
was agreed to, and then the Senate adj urned till Mon
day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
On motion OF MIR Thonpson of Pa, The House reso
we'd itself into Committee of The Whule the state
Of the Union. Mr. Boyd in the Char,) and took up
the resolutions refer the Presidents annual message
Mr. Root of Ohio, Took the floor. and addressed the
committee at considerable length. in noticing the rec
concentrations OF the President in regard 10 The Terrific
res.
Mr. Weborn, of Ga, mada a very able speech in ia
vo OF compromise of this question upon the old Mis-
sour line.
Mr. Venabe obtained the tlmr but gave way motion
for the committee to rise. The committee II So and the
House agreed 10 adourn ill Monday next TO afford the
committee an opportunity 10 transact the business before
them
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NE w CONCER
M o IS BY & HoLUo M B E :.
RTN:lU:I

ENLOPED from my house, on Sunday morning, the 1Wn
Il day OF February, 1850 GRANVILLE NJ. NASH an.
I-iA o. NASH, the former 10 years old and the la''
70 hereby torewsrn all persons against ha rbong or '
Pioying the above named boys in Any inorh'
ih respecting their situation, viii be thankfully receive"
by me SAMSON WOODal.L..
Mount Zion, Campbell county Va, Feb IS, 1862
BLANKS FOR SALE rTHlS OFFICE.
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Groceries and Domestic Dry Goods,

which 100 bus Clover SEED, and 10. OF
Family FLOUR They continue to do a STORAGE and
COMMISSION business, and row have ROOM Tor large
congnments OF Flour &c., SC, which they hope by strict
attention TO business to receive from liberal public
GEO. SfEPTOE, Jr,, continues give his personal at
tention TO the sales OF Tobacco. Give a call.
Feb l4-3tif g. & n. STEPTOE.
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Mrs. Nj. A. DAVENPORT

WILL the duties OF her School, Monday, 18th
w Of February. Grateful for the patrons received
she pledges herself that exeon shall be spared to
her pupils thorough knowledge OF the branches taught
VIZ: Reading, Writing Arithmetic, Grammar History, &C.
ographv, Philosophy SC.
Pupils received time uing the session. and only
charged from OF entrance No deduction made
cept in OF protracted illness.
Terms for a Session of Five months:
Fo. beginners, 81 W
For the advanced, W
School room main street, few doors below Dbrels
Hotel
Jan 3l-4vif
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DISSOLUTION,

'TNiE partnership business of GARLAND MosBh;
was dissolved by mutual consent on the 9Th inst All
claims against the will be settled by VIM H. MOS
by and he alone authorised to collect all debts due the
ing purchased OF A. b. Garland his entire inter
est therein, A. b. GARLAND,
WIN. H. MoSBl.
Feb IS-ts Feb l2 1850.
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RE.HDE:lL.

T>lE subscribers have removed to the commodos build
ing recently occupied by MI Jno e. McClanahan, Owo
doors below their former sand) where they have hand
and Offering to their friends and the public the market
rates eher Tor cash country prnnce
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-01-26

But yet strenueusly conended though certainly not
with the earnestness OF conviction which marked the
earlier discussions OF this subject that the natural and Obvious
import OF this clause giving Congress power to make need
tu rules and regulations for the public property, Is not the
true one, but that it gives complete legislative jurisdiction
over Tie property itself and all the persons living within
the Territories Of the United States And why have
examined with the long debates upon this subject
and hnd there different views taken of this clause
both OF which unite in the conclusion but separate
the process by which reached Those who advocate the
one, contend that the word territory does land
alone, but includes also political jurisdiction thus making
American citizens part of the national property, which
Congffss may dispose of, otherwise regulate at It's
peaufe The advocates OF the other who certainly bring
to this Discussion greater numbers well higher talents
and POSITION while concedng that the word Territory in
this oonnexlon means ad maintain that the right to make
needt rules and regulations concerning it, necessarily
yeys unlimited powers of legislation such property
well asoyer the political communities called territories where
1t is esbe found
50 lar IS have been able ascertain, member of the
Housc OF Representatives from Massachusetts, (r HUDsoS,
Is ths new Gaeo TO whom the discovery that the
Peopsef Territory properly and that the trainers of the
ccfsaton with equal bealy and wisdom, made special
provision for bsr sale whenever it may please Congress TO
puttbem al market and coroay from this doctrine,
the construction which considers territory hslauae land
or other property is denounced " miserable quihbe, put
pasethe faithful and the honor ofits paternity
is attributed 10 by name, and with OF those OF
intelligence with whichgrea mndsaas for tine inmes of
human natureare but prone their victories
over small TRUTH however, compels me, while pro-
Tossing sincere adhesion this position, to decline the
honor of this genemans censuie, and 10 limit my claim
the humble services of disciple in this school, while dis
avowing the title Of master Had he sought his principles of
government less in European WRITER'S and more in the
slution of his country. and its exposons, 1t would not be
necessary for tell him that is the Supreme Court Of
tie United States which years put this construction upon
tie constitution and pronounced territory and land in this
artcieto be synonymous place in uxtapoion the dcum
OF the gentleman from Massachusetts and the opinion OF the
Supreme Court, in the of the United States as Grao
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-01-26

"THE SUPREME CouRr.
"The term territory as
here used, is merely descrip-
tive OF one kind of property,
and is equivalent TO the word
lands; and Congress has the
same power over it as over
any other property vested in
the United States, !" &c.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-01-26

I" Mr.. HUDSON.
"Thisnew doctrine Of Gen.
CAss, put forth possibly to
please the faithful in certain
parts of the country, is entire
ly superficial, and willnot bear
the test of examination for a
moment. Because territory
and other proberty are asso-
ciated together, the General
contends that territory must
be synonymous with land, and
that the clause simply confers
the power to buy and sell it,
as theywould any other species
of property, goods, or chat
tals D-Iot I n f6i
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shell It. The cabbs, when ground into meal, max.
nou' hing fod for mich and n,sef cattle
IaA Pta,ghiag. elas lands defended for fa
awa impr te hyfall and witief pugh
ing; provided they nnl faughei hen either ,eet
Ia dfy. niheY need Inning. ilne. mari e.sul mi
well be applied at better time han ias after they are
flouehed When spoiled sh,ald be narrowed tn. such
m spplca ion vi make the lime MAIL tell IN next
tear'."rp. Fences Examine ard repair ihese.
O'd builfingslf i,ot already done. hcse should be
cleaned ont. AID whie washed.
Lining o. Lands From 20 t. o bushels Of linn per
acre. Is much IA nd be put ron lands al
rnefrm 30 10 80 on lands In god heatt, but srnng
lands well changed wb vegetble mattf. 100 bushels
nsy be- sdvanisgaous'y put
Twice these quantities II mafl may be applisd, very
sdsan' .eeooslr.
FIVE asked which kind u lime would p,,fr2
Dor reply would be, thai made from oyster shrll-:
sugh this deitns many years agt. WHEN was almost
heress 10 90 so; but know 10 be true. we eft
the Consequence Il opinion tike of Itself and
pleased TO hud. that public sentiment has veered
round pretty considerably. 10 way Of thinking
There time too. when magnetism lime. WAS lo3k
ed upon with only hnfrr but frpndisted The idea snd
that now ia assuming - proper position. Gas house
hme starred lno public notice. having Experienced
with II years ago. aid fb1nd 1t good and that to. Is
being ned. everything ought h BE-, thai can fed
plant. ferllze thu eanh. contribute 10 the neoess
H. 3 ADD comiur Il man beast
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NOVELTY, TALENT AND ATTRACTION!l
NORTHERN TRll MPllS!

p oBlNSON < ElDRED beg To announce their
neNi visit to Lynchburg for Thursday, the l7h of
Ocohef, $50, when III addition to the Talent Ut the old
Company, will be presented to the publ number OF
Stars oil the first magnitude IN the EqueS Tlan and
Gymnas zeal Henri phere
Madame LOUISE BROWFR, the beautiful, the
elegant graceful, the daring from fnncons, Paris and
As eys London will have the honor Of appearing La
WATER LEE, The It'ord R0o,rned, and his ofn Pro
dgies, have been added 10 This Company immense
expense FRANCETTO BROW Err, the most nlma
BILE and original CLOWN that ever kept Pavilion il
roar, Is OF the great attractions ut this wonderful
Troupe; aud is admired by all for his originality and hu
nor. Master JAMES ROBINSON will once ag ,n he
proud In appear btero his Southern Patrons lie chal
lenged the North and has appeared in all the principal
Cities o The State OF New York, and been every where
hailed The best Equestrian in the Uord! Ills.
HENRIETTA ROBINSON will also appear in he
gfa einl aud elegant Together with host of Per
Inn rs ot inst rate ability.
TIN Projectors would direct the public atlenion T.
the CHARIOT OF THE SUN, \ magnificent work o
art, constructed at enorm expense, aud worthy u
the ait ninn OF all The Paintings of the most ex.
qulse character and have immouallZed the Arsl VIII,
executed them. The Carving and Ghirg are of The
most mass and beanit d, scrpton and the sly
DIS syn that al the ancient War Ch,rlos If Rome
The Chariot IS drawn by 20 beautiful Cream Horses
eapafsned IN the must superb style and is driven by thu
! celebrated DOUGLAS BENlIAM. well known as thu
Prince of Chariolteers. 1t Conveys the NEW YORK
BRASS BAND, led by Mr.. X. WILLS, 50 aptly de
sgnated he .ipoiio Of Street Sounds.
ROBINSON & FLpRrp pledge themselves that thei
Company constituted, is the best that ap
peared in Lynchburg.
Il J" duors opeu al o'clock performance to com
I mence at !.
o.. Admission 80 cents, Children and Colored per
sons half price.
o.; The Company will exhibit at Lovngslon OF
Monday the 18th; Rose Mills on Tuesday, the 10Th
81 Amherst c. IL On Wednesday, the l6th and Lynch
burg Thu stay Friday aud Saturday, the H. Is ant
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-14
11ortirn1.
From Graham's Magazine for o foLer.
The Gift ola Rose.

GEORGE PRENTICE
] send thee Mats, sweet young r,se.
That BRIGHT win the hnes II sunset glows;
It's besaiy, sss' - frail and brit.
n will SINE ihes with a whsred leaf
Bnt The ferveai Kiss ibst ST lrs.
Have iefl 1T hes its crimson iirs,
VIII nni fran the fadhg wer defari
b., cnne all fresh II thy Up and heart;
For oh. IS bra h of The lu,e and trust
That will live when or Up, AMI hears are dust.
Mary dear Mary, pray I've This ftwaf,
Let have for Inv heart sp' L " rover;
FL have placksd il ffe.h from lis lovely stalk.
Ca The hl.a mng edge Il thai garden walk.
" ,srs SRA, ed together a, deeply hl'st,
Wh.n the wa low IN III. golden west.
And nutmnred our l.y. IN burning wurCs,
With aanr Ia hear but the n.wef- and birds,
And fingered long the dsaf SWEET spp,
While warm hearts lissed, though our ~ did not
Msry desr Mary. my thoughts sui cleave
To zach memory swe, I ri thai hlrssrd eve.
To each ione more clear ihsn the sweetest lutte.
To each vow We brrhlh,d when ouf lips were mute.
To tn wild deep ihull through zach trembling frame,
From fingers warmed vi . palss Il fime,
t. zach genile isaf. IL zach gentle h,
To each SIGH thai told 81 the hes Is deep 'hroh,
Ave. ihese memories dwell in this s'nh Il mine
On Mary dest. u til, live in ihnel
Mary. dear Mary, pray flee sly,
DO III roses blaom " hnfs Inv srpsn stpyl
D. they iaok al h. tnofa he skys soft blue
Through the trembling 'eafs II the carly drw1
When came /, he viii hey smile Ia greet
Thy ayels lips Y Ihelf peffnms SWEET
WI lhfy list a. h tender yowsl
" III thy theit wreath. In gentle btiws}
An1 when At las We arr dHu.d Ia Part,
" Il hey breathe 4 sga In each broken heart
Mary dear Mary, fan w7Uld know
d. ahY hearts sseel WIS keep fresh youn. glow
Are Their eyes yet taratd un Il stes nhpye1
Do thy gil Ter III with tie dsws fi.scl
Has no behiiue first. ba- no biz blast
Gold, eld o'eI their 5uds aud her blossoms p1sl}
II nv name SUI. are thetf leeyes vet s'ireJ
To the oldea ih II HI cherished worl}
Aud say, oh. say. will ibass dear, heat q wets,
8 III boom for me in The Elem b4vcrsl
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CHEMICAL WASH MIXTURE.

rINlIE Subscriber has purchased the Patent Right OF $
4 Cranes Chemical u ash Mixture Tor all Eastern Viz
gina and oilers 10 sell Rights for Counties, Towns
Families will sell the Mixture to all who wish to trade in
II Orders rom any person persons in the city country
VIII he promptly attended to. The subscriber intends to
Ike constantly hand some tons Of the MNture TO supply
order, as the demand tor II Is ouNantly increasing.
BfW ARE OF IMPOSTORS! As the mixture is be-
coming valuable family many bringing for
ward worthless receipts, and others selling the rig and
DOING indifferent places but tins is put the public
their guard he sub cher will hold all who he Mix
nterespan>hic II pay HIM or h Agents Thenamcs OF all
authat~ra A4ett- IN the public prints Mr.. + IL ROB
ERfSfaN, IA r,ttf-hure.l~ an authorized Agent
Messts. Na>by y Hlgembe, in NHchhue, " II keep on
hand sfge supply Al hoi, sale aud retail Families viii do
sellio tf IttnN family b, purchasing right willie
,tiacicdta apply ito the country msdc soap.
H. NrllFRrON Proprietor,
August SIN. kchmond, Va.
A supply retail constantly on haod, at
John II. StNN'S Drug store.
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Dir.iii0 d:

T Court held for Amherst County, on the 18th day OF
N OF July, 1850.
James Garvin and Elizabeth his wife Plaintiffs
against
Martin d, rinsley, David Tnsley, Addison Davies and
Susan Jane his wife, Sarah Ann Bs, George Burks, Cicero
Burks, Edward Burks and Rowland NJ Burks,
Defendants
The object of this suit is the sale and division of the
trust property belonging to the plaintiffs and Defendants
And happening by satisfactory evidence that the Deen
dants Addison Davies and Jane his wife, Sarah Ann
Burts and George Burk residents of this
wealth. the said Defendants required appear here,
within month after due publication OF this Order and do
hat Is TO protect their interests il is ordered
that acopy of this order be published once week. for four
successive weeks in newspaper printed in the town
of ynchburg and posted the front door the Court house
OF this county, the first day OF the County Court
A copy Teste,
Oct 7--w4w SAM'I. Nj GARLAND. CPk.
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SiM'I.. NJ GARLAND, CPk
COUNTY CooNT CoManss,ostR's ofrlcr,

Amherst Z. tt !, July :, IS5U
The parties interested in the foregoing Older, will take
ice that have appointed the 9th day of December 1856
TO commence the accounts therein mentioned, wheh day
at ten o'clock IN the morning. they requested to attend
Office with their accounts vouchers and copies Court
papers, prepared for examination and settlement.
THOMAS WHITEHEAD, Com'r. A. c. c.
Sep, 23-wIw