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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

ORPORATIOS NOTICE-PubE notice IS hereby gwen 10 the
owners occupants OF all houses and ot IN
proved nd affected thereby that the
of the Bureau examination By all persons interest
3D. VIZ For filing los and building dram G'osn ls @
s.e in the block bounded By Avenues and b. 9Atsei l
Seventeenth The limits embraced BY suea 80 m
rl1d. All fe several and lots OF stnd vacant otS e
and parcels Of land situated the northey sdco sixteenth an
sourhery Seventeenth streets between \ anu % ana
Of and westerly side Of Avenue T. be
tween Observation-Disclosures All persons whose interests
named Assessments and VINO opposed 70
sane or them arereqneset TO present their becons ia
Writing undersigned, at their Office, No l. Hal OF Records
within thirty DAYS from this noceOmcc Bureau OF As
sassrents Street Department September r. s5-SAMUEL H.
DE MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON, lsSAC WIN SMITH Asses
50 tul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

IN PURSUANCE Of Of the Surrogate Of tho County
New York aotcs hereby % al persons having etpaa
sgains SARAH G0MPERTS st Of the City Of New Yofa FoE
deceased present tho same with vouchers hereof Ito gss
ser tho bookstore Of Samuel Raynof No 10 Bowe ha S
OF New York before the thirteenth day Of January srI
Dated Nav Yotk, the sghth day Of July, labo -.
iy9l4w6n.TuE HIRAM RATSOR, EI$eoot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

FtORPORATON NOTICE-Pu5Hc notice hereby gwen, 70 tue
= owners occupant occupants Of all house, and ots
improved or uaiupoved lands affected thereby that the following
completed by the Assessors and are lodged
the Office Bureau sents for eyamnato by all persons
interested fTcuy st westerly je OF
Tent, Hudson River helm embraced by such Assessment
include MI the several ard lots ground lots, pieces
and uarce land boit SIDES OF Twenty nnts be-
tween Ten Hudson RIVER aud on tie westerly side Tenth
ayd both Eeyeulay between weuty gath aud hirt-tl
persons w0se interests affected by the Uboye named A.
seeuts who opposed the OF them
requested present writing the uuiersned at
Office No Hall OF Records WITHIN thirty days irop the date n
this n0ie-Oce Bereatt Assessments Department, sept
a. 1850 SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON ISAAC
WM SMITH, Assessors. s4t It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

VEPuRsUAECEo an order Surrogate Of the County ss
YORK. Notice hereby yen'o all fzr'on having eia,'ns -.
70 prstent the same with vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber 70
store Of William H. Hill 'trset, tho c7 Of ssss
York on or Day Of February
Nsw-Yors the Nine,senth day o.. SngnAt. issn 49,
auq0 lapfem+Tu ROBERT WoRTHINGToH, Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

FE PURSUANCE Surrogate Of tho County Of sen
AYorS hereby ali having caiEs ags
WILLIAM WILSON lats OF TIE cry Of Nav York, decsassd
NO II William street, in tbs City Of New YORK. 4s
fifteenth day February Detsd New York the 9TH dsI
AuSust, 1850. MARSHALL B. BLAKE, Adn1nIstratoE
wBnnsTu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

(,RoToN AGuEDucT DEPARTMENT, Rotuata PARK Sept.
0I7, lS1-coRFoRATIoN HoTCg,-Pubbc uotc4 Is hereby
gwen a Re otOu has been presented the Board
Aldermen for Sewer Il l2 stree; from poat 100 eet
and Through
IN lSeri AL persons interested above
thereto Iesie to preee5 TIE writing
= this Office before 9Th
slslot NICHOLAS DEAN. Prey Gro. 40. pepart1ant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

FE PURSUANCE OF order OF the Surrogate of the Coua9
Now York notice hereby gwen having cias s
NARY JOHNSON ats Of the City OF YORK. deceased toP
snt the same thsreoO s subscriber No
3 street. City Of New York before the eighteenth
day of December neItDad York tbs seah day Of Jlns
Iso rss iawsmTu~l CHARLEsGcGR LsTkAa. AdssinistE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

CtoMPTROLLER's OFFICE, STATE NV YonK-Ths EAGLE
BANK Brighton County this day tiled thus once
notice appontmsn, Of mssfs CO Of the city
sreeb 10 the act entitled An act relating TO tbs redempuono
bank notes passed May IsloAoaay September A. lo
ffAof'iNuiCN now 'N"HPsio"Si-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

NIOTICE hereby according 70 law TO all persons sa'I
clam, against THOMAS MCCARTHY, late OF the city q
New YORK deceased that they eQslrc to exhibit The same Ts
the vouchers thereof the Subscribers he executors OF INC ss
vii and testament Of deceased at their place OF trtsact
business number Ferry the CITY oil Ne" 1oA GA
before the twentieth day January next Dated the oth 'N
July Es A Io W. S HuMPHREY BENNETT Executors &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

StHERIFF'S sALE-N Y. SUPREME COURT.-Wiliam P
lSCook Charles Cook, n Hill Fowler against Harris Solo
granted The Hon. P Edwards Juyhe 9Th $50 and by
order OF made therein by the Hon John w Ed
The h day September at 10 O'Clock the forenoon OF th9t dy
Clothing consisting dress and ock coats sacks AMI sack
pants and vests, and vest patterns &C SB
der Of THOs. CAItNLEYi Sheriff.
WE s. Woop Deputy Sheriff. s237t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

IN PURSUANCE order Surrogate he couay Of
AHew notice to all having
ABRAHAM H. VAN WICK, late Of the City YORK, de-
TO
tho ofice Of Howe Treadse, 30 Al warstre City
before tho twenty first Jay December merit
jsis lsy6ms tn ELLEN c VAN WICK, AdnnstAtnz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

TE PURSUANCE Of an order of tbs Surrogate of tho County
EswYort aoce hereby gwen te all persona having claims
against EDWARD FRISRY late OF the CITY oil Nav York lzsf-
csn deceased TO the With vouchers thereof 70
subscriber hi. pscs business No % Nassau corner
street. the City Of Brooklyn, before tho second day
December neTDstsd New YORK the 27h day Of May RIO
my2S lsw6uo~Tu GEORGE c. CHILDS EIocator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

F1RoroN A9QADucr DEPARTMENT, Ro,qada Para, Sept.
Ol3th, lSS-CoRPORATIoN NOTICE-P1bEc so.ee Is he'd.
by gwen that petitions have besn presented Of Alder
men. ot sewer Sixth avenue from ssh street
street from 9Th Avenue 10 Broadway also for sewer II 7 street,
between ID ard Lexington avenues Al parsons
above having objections thesto requested present
writing Stating he extent OF st address 70 ths
Engineer, i ;his cthCs, bsfors 34th
sl4 l9t NICHOLAS DEAN, President Cro;oa 20 Dept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

,oRPoRATION NOTICE-PubGc hereby gwen, 10 the
y occupant occupants of all Houses anl Lots
improved Lands affected thereby that me following
Assessments completed the Assessors and ara
the Office of tie Bureau fer examination, BY al per
Interested For Grading Avenue from 18Th to 7t street
The By such Assessment INCLUDE all the several
Lots Of Ground Lots parcels Of llnd
situated both Of Avenue between 10 and IIt streets on
tie nortey both lith 18th 10th aad
sonie of 9Th streets between Ines running parallel 10 Ave
nue. and easr and $50 westerly thsreiron
Ali persons whose by the mined Assess
and who opposed oe -.he them are re
qes,e 70 present objections writing the unfersaed It
their office No Han OF Records within thirty dtYs from the date
OF tbs notice Office, Bureau Assessments Street Department
sent a. 1850 SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON
ISAAC WIN SIXTH, Assessors. 81 I0s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

Ie nrees al Public Auction the 24h day Of September
1850 al ten (l0l NJ the following described property
-Four copper Cyders aso ali the right tito ana interest Of VI
yer Dennis o the Of Dennis Barber or ethar OF men,
Of n fixtures, cyndsr5 dye stui5 Kettles ess 81
rg machine boilers, all the tycns apparatus &c & &c
now establishment; 1879 Twenty sixth street hs
civ Of New York-New York Sept 18th, 1850 BY order Of
t' " THOMAS CARNLEY Sheriff
IL. llnlt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

I'm PURSUANCE OF an order Surrogate Of the County
ANewYok hereby given to all persons hayng chaH
THOMAS DOUGLAS, late o Tie Guy OF new iofA tOF
with Vouchers thereof To Tho sub
scber at the Aete NJ Burns No 15i ski set
IN. CITY OF NswYork before the twentieth day OF January
ne1t-i)aed New YORK, the fifteenth day Of July 1850
ivis iaw6n,tTu BETSY A. DOUGLAS Administrative
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

IN PURSUANCE tho Surrogate tina County Of New
York hereby given Az persons having claims gaSa
PETER mcGREGoR late Believe Falls tho State Of ysnao
with vouchers thereof ~ the sd5scd
Broadway The New York sstrs
tho twenty day October nsxDsd New YORK the I'D g
OF April 1850 a23 law6rn' JOHN AITKEN, Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

fHRoToS AcQuEDUCT DEPARTMENT, September e, 1850
- Public notice hereby gwen the occupant OF each
~ eei Building situated on street which tho water pipes
@ 'ba hYe per cent added al the regular tho
si day OF August last and that the day
per cent N addition thereto vii be added al unpaid rents
%hen NE same WI become len me property
legislature passed April H. ls9 ADD suct Tor non pay
er Al persons wko have pad rents and uts1d
to pay TIE aoent before he 1T day November are particularly
requested 70 do SO before he last week October that sy may
avon ne great GROW at the Office dnrng that w.ek
- toNo'l REYo C. HASCE Register.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

IN PURSUANCE OF order tho Surrogate OF the County
FORK uotcs hereby gYeh all having claf
against JOHN g. slIFERs ils OF the. City OF New ioA, Do
ceased to present with vouchers thereof to the ubsenbqs
AT the oAt OF Barnard Parsons No. 10 Wall street IN tbs CITY
New York on or before twenty second DAY of November ntt
GEO. ". PARSONS, Atno,sistr,tof,
myQl av5m d A SllNkHS' -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

I'm PURSUANCE OF the Surrogate Of the County q
ANow Eocs hereby gives az persons having chms
against THOMAS PATrISoN ata Of the City Of New York
chant decoased pseat the with vouchers thereof to ito
snbscrbe AT the Office Prince Peastreet
tho City New York before the twenty ah day OF No's
hsrnsItDasd New Yors the ourteeath day oil Nay 100
JAMES MARSH, (E,.c,,or.
uy9l Iaw6mr ROBERT S. PRlNCE}
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

FORFoRATIoN N0TICE-Publc hereby gwen to the
owner OF owners occupant occupants all Houses and Lots
Improved unmprovsd Lands affected thereby that the following
completed by the Assessors and are lodged
in the Office Assessments examination, by all
persons For filling sunkng lots the blocks between
85 md 3h sts aud the East RIVER The limits
embraced by include all the several houses and o
of ground lots pieces and parcels Of Land situated the
nothefy 35sreet Both and soutery
e Of 7th street between and Second avenues and the
easter Second and westerly SIDE OF FIRST avenue ~
tween 35t and 3streets persons whose affected
by named Assessments and who opposed to the same
or either OF them to present ;he objections writing
to the Undersigned Office No fialo Records within thirty
DAYS frnn the date Of this noceOdce Bureau Assessnsn
fyse Depattfen Sent a. 1880 SAMUEL IT, DE MOTT FRAN
CTS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WM SMITH, Assessors. So lot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02
From The american Rail Road Journal
RAILROAD ROUTE BETWEEN
TIlE NORTH AND TIE SOUTH

There now buds fair In be constructed within very
few years, d rect and continuous line of railroads.
eanneatiag all the leading Northern Atlantic cities with
New Odeats. II is line will dverLe from the pre-
sent travelled route at " ashingion Alexandria, sr
king from thence to Lynchbn'g Va thence by the Viz
GINA and Tennessee Railroad TO the Tennessee line
thence by East Tennessee and Virginia Rail road, and
the East tennessee and Georgia railroad, through
Knoxville and Chattanooga, 10 The Narhern termi-
nus Of the Alahama and Tennessee railroad ; thence
by the last named road TO Selma on The Alabama
tiver thence by the river and gulf by Steamboat.
10 New Orleans. read will without doubt. Ill
timately tie constructed from Selma direct to New
Orleans; but the line indicated above is the
which for the present Wi be followed glance at
map ofhe United ates will show the decness If this
rante Il is to which the natural confguration OF
the country will allow rival unless it pursues he
same path.
Almost the whole extent of this great line of railroad
is in progress The fsi southern link in this great
ch1n from Ina to he bend uf the Tennessee river at
GuneIs Landing, the probable northern minus of the
Alabama and tennessee railroad, distance of about POO
miles, Is in progress. The route of this road
verses of the mot fr,ie well the richest por
lions of Alabama. The people its line possess sut-
eleni means for lis construction Its management is IN
able and efcleft hands. Those interested IN it fully
most literally, and why il will not be
constructed vi all the desrach racicable work
Il such magnitude .-From Guniers Landing to Chatta
nooga the line for p11n al the distance will be sup
Piled by the Nashville and Cha ian9oga ranad, which
t33ns down The Tennessee river into Alabama, before
cT ssltg The remainder of the distance between Chat
lanooga and Gunje's Landing is, we believe unprovl-
dsd if II mny perhaps be supplied in part by The
Memphis and Charleston railroad
Prom Chattanooga a branch will be required TO the
East Tennessee and Georgia railroad the circuit
by WY Of Daor This can be easily Constructed, and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02
WYTHEylLLE CONVENTION.

Our readers will see, by reference TO another
column, an interesting article from the Rail Road
Journal. This article contains much valuable
information and will repay perusal. 1t will be
observed by the reader, that the Editor of the
Journal Is of the opinion tourpeople but half
do their duty the great line Of Improvement
which we have in the process Of construction
will be completed. In this opinion, we coincide
1t requires but little effort upon thcpa of those
who are interested in the work, TO put the road
INTO successful operation. We are glad to see
that this effort IS being made. Various responses
have been made TO the call fer Convention In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02
ITEMS.

1f5, Com. Jones, after an absence of three
years, in the service of the country, has arrived
in Washington. He returns in health.
laze The Corn crop of Maryland promises to be
unusually large.
o., The great and enthusiastic meeting in
Georea-the meeting of the foes of the compro.
mise and union--proves to be ga mere flash"
The body of the respectable citizens in no way
participated therein.
p The rumored resignation of Mr.. McKen.
nan is without foundations; yet Its feared that ILL.,
health will lead to his designations
o. Much damage was done in Raleigh, m
c. on the Goth utlmo, by the passing over Of a
hurricane.
- \ fire, which prevailed in Montreal ON The
23d ullimo destroyed property TO the amount Of
S2000
o. In the Legislature of Indiana the Demo-
Gratis have,on JOINT vote,a maj orty Of 25 in tho
Convention TO form Constitution the Demo-
cratic majority is 20.
o.. The Wings have gained four member, of
Congress by the recent Missouri elections.
~ A letter from Camp Alfalfa, FLA TO tho
editors of the Intelligencer, says: "Evcrv thing
quiet here; Indians perfectly quiet and we'll dis
posed
y Jenny Lind was giving concerts in Liver
pool, when the America left the shores of the
old world.
o. The Queen of England has prorogued the
Parliament.
&C. \ despatch, from PittSburg announces tho
roting tthe IiiSh laborers on the Ohio and PEN
syyania Rail Road. The parties are the Far
downers and Corkonians.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02

Wytheyille. The press of Richmond, No,folI
Petersburg and Farmvlle, have made favorable
responses; and no doubt each of these places will
be represented in tie Convention. We presume
il is unnecessary 10 urge upon the friends of The
improvement the importance of attending Al
WytheviIIe. The work 10 be done with prof,
must be completed speedily. The other parts Of
the continuous line are prosecuting their work
with energy and determination and it i'll becones
the people of Virginia to allow their section n
be slow in lis completion. We hope the Cities
towns and counties, intending 10 send delegates
will do so speedily. so that ample arrangement,
may be made for full attendance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02

The Tesas B5uadaiy b was tlkeu mp and read the
first Tine.
Mr. Ire nc ina To- tho serond ,eadiag lhe question,
shall the hill be ffai sccnd me shall It be reject
ed" was hken. when tn II rs detidad tat the bill
should be read SEC nd line. by yeas l23 nays 81.
The hi IVES u en- Rad s,ruhd TIM
Nj BOYD moved % sm.pd he bi by addiag thereto
Senate b. establishing Irfti oral Gofefnmei T. IN IT h
aud wv Msaiee. With slight alterations IL III - bls
Mr. Meade falsed question pi pfdef, declining u a,
hs nfi1uu IA tic M inn was no. in afdrf
Tn Speaker ~ uu d Mr. Meade's DECISION, and de-
cijrd ihe tnatin 10 bo strc /, IA srdee
Alt Mode appealed from Tho decision + the Speaker
The de- is1u # the Speaker sustained by the
House. hg the flrwug vot': y#Bs l23. Hays So
Nj. Bsed's Amendments were tim ordered be pin
tad AMI Inn.
Tn llanse ufn,d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02
TOREIGN'NEWS.

The Americas news is briefly summed up
An explosion ofthe Powder Laboratory Of rle
Sehleswig Hol,tcin army, induced the Danes to
make hasty deScentthereupo But unexpected.
" to the Danes, this disaster did not operate for
their benefit. The Danish troops were met by
the army of the Duches and driven back Ne.
gotiations, it is said, are now being made by the
Cabinets of England, France and Russia the eft.
feet of which, it is hoped will be the reconcia.
ton ofthe billigerents leading to termination
Of the war. The French Assembly has adjourn.
ed. The President OF the Republic is on a tour
throughout the country, and is being we Il receiy
cd The commercial news presents no new or
striking feature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02


Shelds. spiasaeei Surgeon. Underwood Walls. Wal
ker. AID Niathrap Il
Nrs- Msssfs Aielis,n. Badger pafanel. Rel
Ilerren Butter. Cas-, Davis + Msi 81 p, D1' Epn
y dge + iaas, d wns. fo',' lais llapisf j nes
kiug. Mareua, Mason. Rusk, srbts ian. sgule futny
aad lulee-23
NJ, Na.aa moved aud II frsi seei,aa + The hl wa,
stricken out and the frs, three seoiofs If NJ. Under
words sahst taie teaiirg 70 the appointment Of cum
ui,sjonefs, beir das aud wrt9 vas inserted IN lru
itp-of
vados verbal amendm'n's necessary r tn. claugr
made.
The question beiaq on ofdcring the bl be crossed
fit n tiI1 fead q
VI Davis If Massachusetts. sai lat. the bill being
10 the shspe desircd nv lie firnd. he moved,
additional stc1lan II add Ihe fl5wige.
ESQ That # any mariner Hhef free ared pof-
s'u arriving "a hard 4 any vessel H any ppf or ri cc
no lAf Uaed Stafss "a N be- impfsIHri NJ deprived Of
h hsfy ~ hai any alf ed orime n aee aepns
aw Il sh=Il n II sub be- tie r. oftte district
ait urv af the niir1 Aji,s within al Tor The III tic
whore such imprisonment ur ID tanton may ercur, To-
cause hHy Al nsfsln Imprisoned Detained u be
brought bf ed + LgLros enrp,s bef1fe the circuit or
dir'r Jaige pi such I-trr a-d Il sh he the dny n
he Judge i8fa whom any such parson i brought, IN
inquire 10 aid letilr Nh thet sleh Imprisonment "
d'lcrtlopis lawful aud # he hnd the same he uaaw
iul, be s, btreupo1 dsrh,rge from cusidy any such
pcts Ad he necfa ay rhtges incurred n sunny ~
such Itpre. anl prssorurrt M" anne shall when the
same are approved by the Judge hsaiiHg ihe ease, hc
aid by be leIied Sat ia t'r ame manner Is similar
cl1frcs allowed 10 criminal pflseenf MS
NJ. D4vls br H. slated tho legi. lion o ) nth Gar
oIua ard 1a3iaaa IN rel, lJr IA the affes' aud lnpl
~auHfri Il iH u.g IS % 10 pa l. snr placss ~ The
pr .sH aH al 4efl hH-uts'. H. az ssatrd the IT
hrs aal. - l=llAe "a tul.n,l Is Of theI leg ion
snl rh-iI fl1s. IL d..uej u.w 10 hsgf The question
~r'd ne Wy on tie tihct, and b nc be ffPsed ths
am,u'mfaf.
Mr. Baler rff'Is1 j, explanation II The proceedings
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02
EsOIfislG CLOTHS.
IHE subscribers have rcceNcda flesh supply Of the
tied square mesh, all silk,
German .FfsCEOr ESoFtSsl. fFOsHR

the best imported into the United States and warranted to be
such, all numbers, from No. to No 10 1t is only ncccs~a.
~ 70 hy these Cloths tasce that they are the best all in
Want will please cali before buying else,y here
July l'-llts NEiiA 4 GWAtk[N.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02
y ssulde 10 .yF0.5syroyes

WYNN practical forms tor he discharge their duties
W out ol courts TO which added Irecedcnts for he
use oil Prosecutors Shch> Coioners, Cunsahes, Eschca
tors, Jerks, &c adapted go the Code Virginia; by
Jo>enh NaYo, Counsellor at Law aud Public Prosecutor in
the Hastings Court o Rchmond. JUS received and sale
by JOHN p ~ NtGlI,r
June Hits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02
w AsuINGl'oN, Avg Is.

II the Seaats Il day. after the dsposa s,mo frmal
business NJ Clay called mp the bill 10 ab sh the Slave
Trade in the y set + Columbia
Mr.. Atebsan moved t. lay the mltiHn on tho table
L"s'-yeas 10. nay Sc.
The mp.Ian was then a1rerd Ia, and he bill wa. sub.
scq"eatly ma e the Order cfthe dry for Monday next
1hs Bounty Land Bin was th.p taken IN and discuss.
ed for half IA holf after which The Senate held an ex
ocuuye sesa m, and u,jlururd
HOUSE.
In he House OF REPRESENTATIVES. The special ord (
the day (png The rs ed election rom The STATE
OF P'nnsflrana.) MAS postponed 10 this day fortnight
M. SsnlY from the Select Committee 10 inquire in
u The interference N eltc ions Of public officers under the
administration Of Mr.. pix. reported that Mr.. Tbns
Ri'chie and Mr. Sergsack had refused u answer the
questions prupuundel 10 them by The Committea
moln was made to lay the sdhieet upln the table
but IT failed.
MIR Siany hereupoo ,flrred resolution directing the
Sergeant at Arms to ing Messrs Riche and Sengslack
before the bar # the House.
After debate the resolution Under the rule was laid
over I'll iomorroW.
The business on The Speakers table was hen proceed
ed with.
Numerous messages and commnnicat ons from the De.
partmenis were read, and, together win a number of
Senate bulls, appropriately referred
Inc bill extending the time Tor taking the census wds
passed
The bill establishing Territorial Government for
! | uh vas feleItd 10 the Committee Vi he Nhol-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02

TIE National Temperance Offering for 1881
Edited by s. r. Cary, ". ". P-The execn.
ton ofthis work reflects credit upon its publish.
ers, the paper being good and the impression
clear. 1t is, as its name implies, Temper.
ance volume, containing articles from the pens
of the most eminent Temperance Advo.
Gates in the country The articles are all well
written, embracing great variety from the
narrative to the polished oration-poetic as
wellas prose. The biographical sketches of
the prominent Temperance advocates, is an
attractive feature, and cannot fail to interest,"
The work is also rendered more valuable by its
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