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-. Of the Legislature had turned out every wing
n oee, And We, the Wing knew, when it published the
above that the Legislature had reelected MessFs Richard
,on and Brown Wings and were about to re-eec Judge
Roberaon who isno Democrat having voted for Gen ray
lor) and did actually re-eect him on Thursday.
- ,his onss,ion. lis cause is desperate indeed.
The Wing has attempted in this connection to defend the
do. dealing and broken pledges of the noParty admin
s,ro,on-and its worthy agent, Fitz Henry Warren has
had the bodnes. to that the many removals of good
men in violation of pledges have been for party purposes
entirely We find the following in the Milwaukee Adverti-
o.. nr,.,->,,-
Amendment Office, Feb |, 1850.
@ reply the aS ~e 1 yop from hs
&c ~ Al Angelica New York, were entirely Of
oH' NM Very respectfully, &c.
'''' FITZ HENRY WARREN.
Eza. sr.nR, Esq, Angelica, Allegheny CO., N. Y.
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THE NICARSGUA QUESTION.

letter OF February H. from Nicaragua says there is
much excitement there in consequences OF active rumos
ptoiessedy official authority that Mr. Lawrence and Lord
fairs there which complete sacrifice of the
great principle involved in the Mosquito queson-tha Law
had consented 10 virtual recognition OF the Mosqu
Kingdom" in return for which The projected canal is
10 be DISTRACTED by Bowlers ami his British :"
.T'he language which the leading Of The country use.
significant OF what will follow in these should
welionnded They say that the United States
England have no power barter rights ON The
Mosquito Coast and that il the United States lends itself
British schemes permits be drawn into any sane
OF the Mosquito fraud they will revoke the Canal
tract and il necessary appeal The talk about arms
sounds little absurd but shows the disposition Of the people
They granted rights and privileges the United States
believing that il must both from principle and sympathy
sons England But it, upon the FIRST grow OF the Br
t!sh lon Jonathan backs OUT he Will lose his credit and fall
into disgrace with every other American republic.
There doubt that by treating directly with the losqui-
toes indirectly through Pamersion, and then BY virtually
recognising tie fictitious Mosquito kingdom every
route of transit Ii this is the only interes, question
involved and is considered that .herc great pnc
pies VI International and continental right brought the
issues and il be supposed that the pre:ensons of Great
Bri,ian are weounded and that her assumed alliance with
Mosquito (ot which there is proof) is null, then ali the
Only be necessary resign Nicaragua the tender mecles
Of England pat Mosquito Sambo the head and become
accessory with Great Britain in the dsgraceul and
national felony which has been committed within the
And such Is the arrangement" If prove true
which the mighty craftsmanship OF Lawrence has achieved
We should be surprised if Mr. Clayton, by another
olundes had involved the country in trouble dishono
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FRIDAY, MARCH Is, 1850

After rho morning hour in which petitions were present.
cd and reports received, the special order of the day
taken up-to Wit the bill Mr.. Badgers motion
strike the provision for the collection Of statistics
rejected
There long discussion upons themotion of Mr.. Bor
land give the printing Congress printers Many amend
nents offered and discussed
Mr.. Dawson moved that the subject be postponed till a
future day.
Mr.. Davis OF Mass, objected.
Mr. Downs present letter from the Census Board show
ing had under the law constituting the
board which was variance with the BILL
Mr.. Davis said this extraordinary proposition
The committee heard OF any plan matured by the
sus committee
long discussion followed in which Mr. Dawson Mr..
Davis Mr.. Butler Mr. Underwood, and others, TOOK part
After which, the Senate adjourned to Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House. Immediately after the reading OF the journal
went into committee OF the whole the private calendar
The bill to grant Hiram Moore and John Hascal pa,
en for thrashing and cutting machine was finally passed
The also passed the bill refund the fine npoeed
on The Dr. Thomas Cooper deceased under the sedton
law, his heirs. Adjourned till Monday.
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PoETICAL.
HEART WARNINGS.

ooh would were child sg2in--a happyheaIted thing
That careth rot earthly cae-tus did the maiden sing;
"Oh for the neverachng hea-he ringing laughter wild.
Tha, speaks the spirits liberty-oh would were chds
And then that lovely maiden her eyes all dmmed with
Sat musing the pleasures of her chdood happy years
"Oh for my happy grhoodm the weary matron sighed
As in her loosened esses slvery thread she spied
"a mothers heart hath many care, and yet small thanks
hath she 49,
Oh for my LIES brigh, spring hath vanished rapidly
Then that mother knet her down and sent hei
soul in prayer -
For the little ones soft sumbeng who were around her
there
"Oh for my bright fresidc-oh for the pleasant souna
OF the voice Of my best loved with our children gaefeo
round I'll,
Oh for the blessed moments when with all mother proe
clasped my househod treasures" and had not WISH De-
side!
Oh for nv happy fresde "and the aged mouIner wept
And her tears fell the hllock where her oeio'eo
slept
The maiden that sat musng the days bright.
The matron sad that sighed again for grlhood spr
The lone weeping BY her dead with trembling
ed frame, 49,. a..
None left TO mingle with herae not the three the
same? .,,
Then wish not for the happy past but ever grateful &c
For every present blessing that God hath gwen 'hee
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nrNocP ATIc MEETING IN LOUISA.

Alta meeting of the Democratic party Of the county of
Louisa assembled Court house. on Monday the I'm
of March, 1885, on motion made and seconded Dr. '" A.
Gillespie called the Chair, and Dr. n H. Crawford
appointed Secretary.
The Chairman briefly explained the object of the meeting
On notion committee appointed, who after retiring,
reported the following resolution which adopted unani-
molisly:
Resolved That the Democratic party of thr county OF
Louisa be requested the Courthouse and nj the
different precincts the second Saturday April next TO
select delegates nj the Courthouse on the second
Monday in April Chat being Cour day,) TO select candi-
for said party in the county of onisa said delegates
10 vote In proportion the Democratic vote given at said
Courthouse and precincts in the Inst Presidential election
pedgng ourselves hearty support OF the nominee OF the
delegation.
Resolved That these proceedings be TO the Enquirer
and Examiner with request that they publish the SANE
w. \. GILLESPIE, Chairman.
y. H. CRAwroao, Secretary.
THE Wings are in the field, fully organized and armed
Lei the Democrats do likewise and forgetting all past diff
erences rally the support of the nominee Of the Conyen
lion in april II would be dsgraceul in Louisa, with her
large Democratic majority 10 elect Wing, through Demo
cratic dssensions.-En9uire5.j
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Correspondence of the y. Y Journal of Commerce
W.suScrnS Thursday March l3th

We hav. TAR enough t,w rds the settlement OF the
ye4ed qu.s,io., ~ see how II will end.
ilifo n. Will be ad,utted and with her assumed boun
daes; and be admitted with the aid vi Southern votes
and every Northern She will in by sep
ara,e from and independent OF all other measures.
Some very legislation will be given 10 New
Mexico and Desere but territorial governments because
Wilm ~" stands 10 the way and be inserted into
any bill providing for territorial organization Neither the
community nor nature will trusted by the Northern
The fu ,itive slave bill will pass but il may may not
as Mr. Seward says be executed.
The questions re;ve the District Of Columbs and
Texas and ultimate establishment OF Territorial govern
,nents will lie till the Presidential election by way
OF aiding the confusion embarrassment and excitement
that will necessarily attend that election
The discussion going will continue till June and
perhaps till July Free and full discussion is what is now
desired by all II the apprehension the part OF the
Southern men, that they be gagged by the previous
question that united them in resistance Do resolution
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=. he was whether it mil ht be lawful to make swofo
I'm, the occasion called the and they came and they VINO
before had ranked the great ones Oh the e ho
proper places in the rear. ,,,, va, ,yboee
Even so in France but sixty years ago. "hen men
minds vet fondy fingered on the ancient gioes Vi w.
E,odon shuddering nj the horrors Oh inc teFoiuuoh
esoved Ia defend, against the conspiracy oi hhgs, ue
- hair country TO scfgoyernmen they looked about oes
oairnnIv for leaders. The Monmocncls-Co GU
tonesw where were they 2-Dead-exed--iosf 10 frahce
far ever, But did there even then, walk among e
nc ,ocy knew not and the lachets OF whose SHOES 'n
uJnsf If the Montmorencis was not worthy to unoose
Az, ,ho-o none such in Virginia now! Men OF high and
doom ho,ghs mr.. not commonly conspicuous on the smooth
49,, ~ noltca events. Their minds are too large ana
f, ~ he much interested in objects OF ordinary conse-
anencc They 30 TO their graves not dreaming OF er own
movers and are never known unless great events cal mem
forth Call for them and they WIN sio" themselves. 1all
for Ihem moi in spirit of the hypoce VINO between
lin" and waxing prays that God will him in his
IN, in ina, spirj, which stakes the Kingdom Of Heaven
h, Violence Call in the spirit OF him who would lose
his fc that he NAV save it, Call for guidance in the
s. nj men worthy and willing TO be guided by wise and
hnld councillors md YOU will not want them Gal! LOT
[ in the spirit of men ready 10 be- led through toll and
hordsbn through pain and death, and you Will not want
leaders. ,l,, w. COMA =,
And you who are counsel and TO lead -l on sons Oh
viia who are conscious within yourselves Of awakening
ofIe greatness think OF the glorious spendor that
o;,s you The pure bliss which accompanies conscious
If well doing and contemplation of freedom trium-
miami and happiness secured BY your efforts think OF Ire
imnerishsblc fame which will enban your names think,
above all things of the Union preserved By your wisdom or
the rights and freedom native State redeemed by your
yalor Amen So be il and 80 il will be.
N 4 son OF VIRGINIA.
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FRIDAY, MARcH Is, 1850.

~
MI ESl moved to reconsider the by which the bill
Incorporating the Trustees of La Grange Academy in Fay
elite county, was reIectcdand the motion was rejected
on motion Of Ir. LEWIS of H.-Resoved by the Gene
raj Assembly That the Board of Public Works be and
hcreby directed 10 cause survey be made
practicable OF the best for turnpike road from Wcs9n
10 west lnon-and 10 this end the said Board hcTcb
authorized TO employ competent engineer and such assist.
ants ne he may need The report of said engineer contain
ing IN estnat. also Of the Of CONSTRUCTS said road
shall be returned the said Board in be comnunica.
ted by them the session OF the General Assembly
BILLIE REJECTED
bill 10 incorporate the Norfolk Seaooard and Roaroh
lta! Road Company, was taken up.
Mr. BUTTS moved the indefinite posiponemen OF the bill
-rcIected-aycs 81 noes 81
The bill was then rejected--aycs H. noes -.
bill TO incorporate the Clarksvillc and Castor Rail RoaJ
Company was relected-ayes 81 noes 81
oil tor the relief Of the administrator Of Thos g. Pachy
deceased, was indefinitely postponed.
bill 10 incorporate the Holiday Cove Railroad ComQa
n.y. after warm discussion, in which the bill advocated
by Mr.. WELLS and opposed by Mr. WHEATE vas reject
ed.
PASSED.
bill for the relief of VIM O. Jordan was passst-ayes
3d. noes 30
4 bill 10 authorize the Hastings Court of Danyiic a..
point a commissioners OF the revenue. was passed
! bill Tor the relief Susan Blackwell fr., ,,tI II u.
OF, was passed. The House then oon r,r.ss
:, EVENING sEssIoS.
Various bills were read second time and ordered ba
enSrossed Inc House then adjourned
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VIRGINIA SMALL NOTE RiLL.-The Virginia
House Of Delegates has again passed the bill authong the
banks Of that State issue of less denomination
than s. which express the hope will again be de-
feated by the Senate Our banks issue small notes which
flood Virginia and II Virginia should Issue small of the
same denomination they will only assist Hood Maryland
vauia Delaware and either States. Small Baltimore
in circulation in this about plenty gold dollars
say you with ragged and greasy notes
other States % Ii, therefore, Virginia
expects get rid foreign small by the substitution
os hanks experience will prove that such
hope contrary principles and profits of banking
and brokerage Let Virginia stick her good example in
this and pledge MARYLAND 10 follow sui ut the
next session Of her Legislature q timOre San.
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,,icioated without reduction in their cost ano "oiAns
vnenses and this can only be done by the nooucuoh
lrht machinery. To make railways profitable you must
break down the dispropoon which exists between the ''o
live power and the load moved On one OF the iarees me-
tropoan roads running of London the dead weight 10
,he load is stated be 26 l. What then can II DC o
many of roads running through hiny settled country
We have no where elaborate view and so perfect
m ANALYSIS Of the of this dsproporon OF weight as
ia 10 be found in the late special Of Governor Fioy
ollnp the attention of the Legislature Mr. French I'M
movements We sincerely the Governors recommen-
dation will be carried out BY the Legislarcor ills mat
for in which all are nterestedwi comparatively but
little and may rebound the lasting benef; OF the COM
monwealth
MANIFESTO OF THE CALIFORNIA REPRESEN-
TATIyES-The u s. Senator's and Representatives elect
from California have addressed long document TO Congress-
communicating copies Of the State Constitution their Gre
dentias and formal request for admission into the Inion
They express the establishment and regret with which they
have earned the existence of organized respectable and
talented opposition the admission the State and
enter length into history of the territory the organza-
ton of State the population and other matters pertaining
10 the subject. The address concludes thus:
This people request admission into the American Union as
State They understand and estimate the advantages
which will accrue 10 them from such connection, while
they trust they do not toe highly compute those which VIII
be conferred upon their brethren They do not present
themselves supplant do they bear themselves WIN
arrogance or presumption, They free American
citizens-czens by treay, by adoption and by ortand
ask that they may be permitted reap the common DEMENT'S
share common ills, AID promote the common welfare, as
one of the United States Of America.
WILLIAM Nj. GWIN,
JOHN c. FREMONT,
GEORGE w. WRIGHT,
EDWARD GILBERT.
| WasnIgoToS d. C., March !, 1850.
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PRESCRIPTION y

The Wing and its dsineres,ed correspondents
ing breath in their attacks the Legislature for giving
share of the Offices in the Capitol Democrats The Wing
goes farther and manufactures facts OF whole CLOTH
suit its purposes For instance Tuesdays Wing unbush-
ingly says:
THE Locofoco majority the Legislature have proclaim
ed that they have the power is their right
scribe the Wings from ofhces-hst they unworthy
10 hold any public trsttha, they TO be subjected all
the burdens of Government without any of Its honors aud
cmoluments In word, that they DO hencefos,h
prescribed and degraded race.
Now, who could read the above withou, inierrns tina,
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From the Home Journal.

I think of rhee,--those orbs ,ha! roll
In yon soft sky 50 blue and bright,
Bring nightly 10 my pensive soul
One heavenly dream OF lost cehght.
At eve the stars come back to heaven,
And sparkle happier than before;
To me, alas, no JOY is given;
weep to think thou'lt como no more.
hate the songs sang of old,
Though they were dearest then to me;
cannot bear the world, so cold,
Should hear those songs sang for thee.
When summers fled the earth is lone,
The wild birds silver note Is DER;
And thus with me, when thou art gone,
weep 10 think thou'lt come no more!
Roll on, resistless time! Thy wing
Shall never change the spirits bliss;
And if could, would not fling
Away dream of love like this.
Yet when my shattered bark hath passed
The waves of lifes dark ocean DER,
If thou, loved one, art found al last
In Heaven I'll rest and weep no more.
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AN AMERICAN ORDERED TO QUIT NAPLES
letter received from Naples and dated the 18th w. says
"Mr. Brown an American formerly Consul at Rome has
upon IN indignant and angry nee has taken place
between the American Charge Fairss and the Neapo
tan Government"
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WASHINGTON, D. C., March |, 1850
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.


AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
The following gentlemen composing the Virginia State De-
legation to the American Medical Association which meets
Cincinnati Ohio first Tuesday in May requested
be punca in their attendance; and such of them as can
make it convene, TO attend in person, will confer
great favor the profession South correspond with their
aternaes, that Virginia may be nly represented as we
have strong wish olthe meeting be in tho old Do
mlnon, and if possible, in the city of Norfolk.
SITE DELEGATES.
Dr. VIM. Seden, Norfolk city
DR.. }. F. PEBBLES etersburg.
DR.. n. T. Greene )anville.
DR.. Geo. P. Holemn, New Canton
DR.. James A. Leacl, Charlottesville.
DR.. Joseph NJ. Shepard, Hanover.
DR.. c. Lane Corbii, Warwick.
DR.. VIM. Browne fredericksburg
DR.. Frederick Homer, Warrenton.
DR.. a. $. Baldwin Winchester.
DR.. +. 7. StribbliT, Staunton
DR.. John H. (irifTii, Salem.
Dr.. Daniel Trgg, Abingdon
DIR. Spicer Patrick Charleston.
DR.. John c. Campbell. Wesburg
Dr.. b. X. WelforI Dr. James l.. Cabbel DR.. William A.
Patterson and DR.. H. Mcclure, elected for the State
age and the varDus Medical Societies in Virginia al
entitled send Delegates. II is hoped the attendance
will be full of deep interest The profession
will be discussed anil acted upon MEDICCS.
The various newspapers of Virginia will confer favor by
inserting this notice
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appointment By the Governor Of V.rsin;a
William Virgins of Wilmington, TO be commissioner
take Acknowledgements and proof of deeds &c. in The
State Of North Ce.olna
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NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE ELECTIoN.-The cleo
zion in New Hampshire has resulted in favor of the Demo
Gratis They have all the State officers and larger MAORI
~ in the Legislature than they had last year. The free soil
vote is smaller.
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MARRIAGES.

MARRIED on the 18th inst by the Rev Philip Courtney
Mr. JOHN l.. ROWE to Miss HANNAH.A FiIRLAMB
all of this City.
MARRIED, in Washington city on Thursday March ah
Of Greensoorough, North Carolina, 10 Mics SARAh
BEACH OF Occoquan, Virginia
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DEATHS.

DIED, yesterday morning, Oh 2LFS MONTGOMERY
aged one year nud eleven months .! Charles J. a"'
Mary Jane Wo,liam
DIED, the residence of her husband Mr. John F. Sc
ward in the county of iddlcsex Tuesday the 9Th ln
at quarter past O'Clock, A. H., Mrs. FRANCES ~
WARD, leaving disconsoare consort and many inenI .
their oss-but their loss is her gain she had ny
some time been member of the Baptist church. and ced
with The full Of meeting her Saviour in peace
blessed tho dead which die in the Lord enc'i
yea saith the spirit that they from their aocr a
their works do follow them"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-13

ihosewhO refuse TO unite with Us in exact
ing some security that it shall not be re-
pealed.
He approved Of the course ofthe Gov. in
calling together the legislature and advised
the first thing it ought to do would be to
request one Of our Senators to resign his
seat, Cloud cheers) then call State Con-
vention, and recommend general conven>
ton Of the Southern States, which conven.
tlon should be made up Of delegates en-
powered 10 bind the States. Let it be the
object of that convention to demand just
such safeguards as the South needs, If the
North grants them, we'll enough, if not, il
will have the effect to show to the South
what she must expect
His speech was we'll received, and pro
duced favorable impression both for tbs
speaker ard the cause.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-13

itely more commisseraticn fell for the slava
than for tns white man. The provisions Is
the slave are substantially the same, II
practical operation the white mans law Z
the .eyefsr. for the coutts have established 3
son of-cosni,y by which msn are arrested
w;tbou, the reaui.i ,ion, and are detained IN
nri.on until the executive OF the injured
State can be notified, and send on the prop
er papers 1.-THE fugitive slave law u n"l
airly. carried out, the South will, without
doubt, refuse 10 execute the other. The re-
cent hctious letter Of Josiah Quincy, OF beS-
ton, Is in keeping win his whole course
Il il fortunate that this 6rebrand has filt kerr
ed on the granite hills ofihe North, where
there j. no material to feed its baleiul flame.
In this region it would have consumed The
| Union. Crescent.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-13
To the Travelling pnhlin

STMMS e. BROTHERS splendid line of
Alfour horse poet coaches are now in full ON.
Grafton from Yazoo city and Canton to Mem
PMS Tennessee, viz Benton Lexington. Black
Hawk, CarTolton, Grenada. Coffeeville, Ok
tord. and Holly Springs 1t also connec.s at
Holly Springs with the daily line to Tuscum-
bia Alabama-via, Ripley and Jacinto. This
line Is unsurpassed in the South West, fine
roy coaches of the latest style, teams good
and drivers steady and attentive. Days of Ieav
.iig Yazoo city and Canton, Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday 8 o'clock, A. NJ; through to
Holly Springs in three days, allowing from five
to seven hours sleep each night.
Nov. 18th ls5O.-3m
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-13

pY virtue of the provisions of the deed Of
Dtrust, executed by KincheN w Mckinney.
to me as Trustee for the purpose of securing
TO Shropshire & West the payment Of certain
debts therein mentioned, and which lsed is re-
corded in Book ?, pages 76ls .7s2, and 7ss Of
the Records OF Yazoo county, I win proceed
g sell at the eonTt-holse door in Yaz0o city, on
hours Of III a. N. and 4 D. u1. Is the hiobest.
bidder for cash, the following negroes named
in said deed-Viz: Jack, agea 81 veafs. ana
Calvin aged - years, or Is MANY If sid. ne.
grees as may be necessary to pay he debt due.
and secured By ssid trust and an costs and ex-.
pences incurred thereby. = ss..s9s.
Inc title to said property Is believed % be,
good, but viii only make to the purchaser,
such as is vested in me as trustee.
JOHN E. SHROPSHIRE Trustee
Yazoo City Oct 81. 1852