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xxxIn CONGRRss....Fir-s Session.
SENATE. -. wAsHINer TON, Tae,day, June Il

SENATE. WASHING TON, Tuesosy, June To-
After the transaction Of the morning business
and the consideration of various bills Of no general
interest, the Omnibus Bill was taken up, the ques-
ton pending being upon Mr.. HALE's amendment Of
Yesterday, relative to the future formation Of two
new States from the Territory Of California.
Mr.. FooTE moved to amend the amendment by
inserting provision that said State shall be ad'
mitted with or without Slavery as her people may
elect, which, after some debate was adopted-33
to 3.
The question then reverted upon MIR. Hale's
amendment as amended.
In the course of debate which followed, Mr..
KING signifed his intention to move an amendment
limiting the boundaries Of California.
After debate the amendment was withdrawn by
unanimous consent, upon an appeal by Mr.. FooIE.
Mr. DAVIS, OF Mississippi, moved to amend the
twenty. first section by adding provision repeal
ing all laws preexistng in the Territories, restrict
ing abrdging, or obstructing rights Of property OF
every kind existing under the laws and cons.isu-
ton Of the nited States
Mr. HALE moved to amend the amendment, by
adding proviso, excepting from the repeating
clause, the laws aboishing Slavery.
Mr.. CLAY was against both the provlso and the
amendment lie had supposed that there was an
understanding in the Senate that the lee iJci was
not to be interfered with on the question Of Sis-
very.
MIR. DAVIS defended, explained and advocated his
amendment
A long debate ensued spon tie prOpriety Of the
amendment being in effect re-hash OF the views
expressed upon a similar amendment offered by
Mr.. Davis several weeks ago, objecting 10 the
amendment contendiDg that it invaded the ground
of nonintervention-its supporters denying the as
sertion, and assuming that il was necessary in
.l-all. II
rights.
Without coming to a vote, the Senate adjourned.
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Death Of n Canal Collector.

Isaac Biggs Canal Collector Of this city, died
very suddenly at Fonda this morning. He len
here in this mornings express train in good health,
and died soon after reaching there. He was one OF
our Oldest and most respected citizens.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.


BURNING OF THE Aims. HoUsE-The maia build
Flatbush, was burned TO the ground yesterday. I,
is not positively known how the fire originated bat
the most reasonable supposition is that it caught
from the oakum in the garrett The fire broke out
in the middle Of the building abou. II o'clock, and
so rapid did the flames spread that the whole edi-
fee was enveloped in flames in few minutes after
the fire was FIST discovered. Flatbush tire engine
No. was the only FIRE apparatus on the ground
and they worked with commendabe ZEAL but their
prsiaeworthy efforts were unavailng, a. tne pro-
gress of the flames had been so rapid tnat al at
tempts at saving it was useless. NO one "asln'
iured. The building is insured in New YORK 70 the
amount OF 81, 900.
PARApE.-The Emmett Guards, Capt. 8 A.
Dodge, made their first parade yesterday. Their
Uniform is dark blue trimmed with white aad, a.
together, they made very creditabe sppesrssce
They are attached to the lith regiment New York
Militia.
TEE NAVAL REFoRM.-We are pleased 10 learn
that several Of prominent citizens among them
Freeman Hunt Judge Greenwood. Lewis TaPpan,
Henry A. Lees, and others who have been efficient
10 the movement for the reform Of the Navy viii
meet this evening in the District Attorneys Once,
in the City Hall, to devise means TO furnish Wat
son @. Haynes the faithful missionaryin the enter.
prise, with means TO continue bis PraneworIny and
humane object We hope that aid, substantial and
abundant, will be forthcoming Freeman
ARRESTS Officers squires and Higgins yester
day arrested woman by the name OF Mary hlng'
ON So spicion of stealing ot Of jewery ana eotn-
ing from hosse 80 Atlantic st. The properly was
found in her possession She was commH'e' vi
further examination BY J0st'ce kine.
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neafhs nv Cholera.

NEw-ORLEASs, saturday, June g.
The deaths by Cholera for the week ending TO-
day reach Q.
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peei'ien Of the supreme Cour, :, pros..or
"ess'er's Case,

lbe Supreme Court delivered il. as; sS.' -,
morning, OF the petition Of Prufe,.or TI0 .'r-
,;.a u aii0''-iney were unanimous in di.uis.
'''e the Petition, being Of opinion tia, go.
necessary to contribute legal trial had hs.. =, :
s'ed with The Governor and Council are 49,
.''0n' tot il IS not known whether they will can.
aoe' TIE case Immediately or At the session 70 ~
held IN JU,y. 70 De
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THE NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE

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published on the departure OF each Mau sesamer io'
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General Lopez.

NEw.ORLEANs, Monday, June II.
The examination Of Gen. Lopez was stopped TO-
Gay, and he case is to be sent before the u s. Cir
cut Court The bail is $1,000
ine steamer Fashion has arrived from Tampa
Bay with five companies of troops. 1t is reported
@"sen- Twggs leit for Washington via Savannah.
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Meeting In Favor Of Compromise.

rLl BALTIMORE, TUESDAY, June II.
- "e' 0een town meeting called at Monu
..e"'q1a'r 70 come Off on Saturday evening in
s'-' AAe Meeting is represented to be one in
.O' :, oy Vonpromise. The can has been
ssclng merchants
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BROOKLYN LAW COURTS.


SUPREME CoURr-Specisl Term-Before Judge
Morse.IH the matter Of The application 70 sell real
estate of Jdha Maria Rhoades, Peter l.. Rhoades,
and Margaret NJ Rh0ades, NATURALIZATION read
and material facts aud circumstances as stated in
said petition sworn to by witnesses. Jane Rhosdes
appointed guardian, and ordered to give secarty "a
infants Jane Maria, $500 Peter l.. 81 900 and
Margaret NJ $1,000 Referred to L. Leherts foI
report.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Before Judge Morse.-Gl6er
X. Ierret against Wm. WaR.-An action for dam
ages coming out of a case Of assault and battery
inflicted by defendant on plaintiff, some time last
Fall at Willamsburgh. The Jury gave verdict
Tor plaintiff for $500 damages.
Nm Hust against James N. Neely-ln this case
the parties agreed to 60 TO trial with ten Jurors
question Of law arising, however, the plaintiff was
nOnsuited.
The People, DC. against Eugene SriHer.-The
defendant was indicted for assault and battery IL
appeared from the evidence Ia the case, which was
tried this forenoon, that the defendant merely
attempted to alay a riot at Crow HILL and was In
dicted on the above charge for bis pains The Jury
acquitted him without leaving their seats.
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS

II The citizens Of this village are sre.uv a.,
royed by the iutolerablc Nuisance CT sa,a,v -.
shops; brswls, os,hs snd vulgarisy resoana sr,r,
these pits and make the Sabbath anything bot :
day Of rest
CHILD FoUsD IN TIE RvER-A female child.
sged two or three months was found floating IN he
river atibe ship yard Of Perrine Patterson stach
foot OF NorthSecondst Sunday Afternoon Con-.
ner Anderson held an ipqoest. The body was
sewed up in CLOTH and had probably been buried 10
the WATER
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-11-12
MARRIAsTES.

On the 2ot, uIt , by Rev. Thomas Rirkby: AR JAS;
w. HiGDOE to Miss NARY JANE NE"TYN,-aL}
Of LoWdoun county.
THoMAs to Miss NANCY NlLEY,-all of Eoudoun
county.
On Tuesday, 29,h nit, by - Ret. Wm; Gs!lm9rr.
| Mr.JAMES IoYD to Miss MARY L. HARRlsON,-
all Of Loudoun county. 49,,
On the Bridge at Harpcrs F:r-y, on Mondy ftcning.
4th inst. BY Rev. David v1lson, Mr. LGCiGS C.
KING, Of Warren county, We, to Miss ~ARASELLA
MARTIN, Of Clarke county, va.
On the Bridge. by The same, on Tuesday, 5h inst.
Mr.. WIN. Lynch to Miss n E. SURBER-4 both Of
Greentrier county, Va.
On the 9TH inst, in the Tutayv street Methodist Epis.
copal Church, by Rev. N: J. {: Morgan, WILLIAM
BENTLEY, Esq, Of Virginia,.to Miss hANpA A.
daughter Of Alexander Yeorleys Esq, of BALTIMORE.
a. Winchester, Va, on Mor:iay, the 4th instant. by
Rev. Jos. Baker, D ARD J w. HARRIS 81 Balti-
more, 10 Miss JANE CORNE<LlA CARING OF
Winchester. #
Near Milcrcek, on Tuesday cTcning, the 5th inst; by.
the Rev. J. n. March, Mr.. VALENTINE MOtlHE to
Miss MARGARET J. D.. HKNSHAW, daughter OF
Mr.. JAMEs HExsHAw, all Of Berkeley county.
On the Shenandoah Bridge, at HarperstFerrE,
on Thursday the 3Ist ultimo% by the Rev John +.
Price, Mr.. JOIN w. ScARLoTE to Miss TAGY ANN
STAuD, all Of this county.
Gu Wednesday the Both October, by Rev. JOSEF!
Baker, MI. JAMES FERoUsoS ar: Miss CArItARiSE AFN
WARD, all of Frederick county
On Thursday October 3Ist. "a the Bridge ~ SheP.
herdstown, by the Rev. y. Schumacher, Nj. VIII
LIAM UEDEnpoNK to Miss MARY HATHEwt all OF
berkeley Co., Va. .ra
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-11-12
One Of the NEST Desirable Farms
in the Valley Of Virginia,
FOR SALE

TIIE undersigned offers for sale his valuable
Il FARM, situated in the fertile e6tnty Of
jefferson, about FIVE miles from the fiOurishing
towns of Charlestown, Harpers-Ferrf and Shep-
herdstown, and containing about
Five Hundred and Fifty Acres.
II is as productive as any land IN tie Valley.
There are about forty acres Of rich h1esdOR, Gnd
the balance of the cleared land, except the part
in Wheat, is well set in grass fair proportion
is in wood, for fencing and fuel. The finest CGth-
berland Coal. can always be procured al prices
which make il cheaper than wood.
The Elk Branch, a stream Of sufficient volume
to prOpcI several Mills. flows through the centre
Of the Farm, and the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road follows its course There are Store-HOuses.
a Depot, and Dwellings-apart from the Man
sion-which rent for more than 5000.
The improvements are comfortable. embracing
the MANSION and the usual OUE-HOUSES.
aud a rever.faiIing branch OF water, passes
through the Stable yard. The Springs, conVe-
nient to any of the Buildings, are numerous.
Whether viewed in reference to quality of soil.
beauty of scenery. refined society or facilities 10
market, i, may with truth be said to be one Of the
most desirable Farms in the Valley of Virginia.
1t could be conveniently divided into two or even
three Tracts The time of travel from Baltimore,
is only about five hoHrs,
II All communications addressed to the stb-
scriber, (pnst.paid.) at Duffield's Depot, Jefferson
county, Virginia, will receive attention.
RICHARD DUFFIELDs
October 20, 1850,
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DEATRhS.

On Monday evening, 9TH instant, Mrs. ELDNNORA
ANN LINDSEY wife Of Mr. Samuel j. L'nI.scy' o.
IIarpcrs- Gerry. in the 10th year Of her age. leaving six
children, a kind hu band, and many relatives and friends
10 mourn her loss.
On Wednesday morning, the 59th of s~ep'cm3tT. IS3,:
al his residence ON Shcnand nj. River, Capt. IsENRf
MILLER, an OLD Rcvoluti"nar! soldier, at the advanced
age of86 years. . months and 4t4"yS.
On Monday morning last: aftrg a short and painful u,
ncss, Mr.. WALTER SHIRLEY a highly respectable
citizen OF this county, in the ODD year OF his age
On the 9th of October, EylZA SHETHERD,i infant
daughter Of Charles S. and Margaret H. Leg, aged
three months.
In Shephcrds;own on Saturday morning. Cd inst, OF
pulmonary consumption, Mr. SUSAN, wife Dt Mi
George EakIe, in the 47th yeas Of her age.
On the 18th ult., at the residence of her fath3r, Geo
NARROW, Esq, i'll Loudoun couE:v, Va, Airs. As,ERIcA,
wife nC ~. Conrad, of lIurTcg* Ferry, Va. Che de.
ceased was but 81 years, D m"Gshs and } days old, and
has left n husband, three SINAI: children, and numerous
relatives and friends 10 weep :theiI untimely' IFrepa'
10 record the death of ono s., vorng. 50 lovisg, and
so loved, torn so suddenly from associations so numc'
rous and tender. is always affecting. But n thrilling
interest is thrown around this l':nurnful record as sh"
scCIns TO have been called whr, there would haze been
n special fitness IN her remn'flng to rear neg ltan'
charge. She had been raised ~ almost 4 mltacul0us
| manner from one of the most malignant attacks OF
Cholera She had, under circumstances the mos1 touch
ing ever witnessed by the wTi::F. protested Il change
Of heal ri. She had been rrmoT"d from this place, by
the fostering care of husband, parents aud PefsIcl IAN
in hope of final recovery. But with few. and saort in.
terrissinns, she continued thcrhih of sutTcrint;, until
diseases complicated and a~SsitS:"us. alike regardless ot
the skill of physicians and the t"nder SOljcitTio}O of kin.
drcd, gave TepuSe to the sufferer in the " calm sleep OF
dcnth." The bereavement is &.Yerc, the nightHof soy
row Tint gathers alike around the stricken hearts OF
husband, par, nts and friends may have bees uneX-
pccled-but there is one brigh: feature of comforting
relief 10 gild us with the light of Heaven, The Snd
memories of that painful hour: To the deceased the
event of death was neither unC: uCcted nor UnwelCOIneG.
In bidding the writer her last t:'rcwcll, she sahs she did
not expect or desire 20 recover but doubted TIT they
would meet in heaven. This conviction she maintained
unwavcringly 10 :he last, and: with unmnrmuting pa'
ticncC she suffered, and with u"tilsturbcd tranquility she
died. ASICUs.
IIarpcrS-Ferry, Oct. 90, 1SGc.
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NOTICE.

A MEETING Of the Board OF School Commits
fasteners oflhe County OF Jefferson will be held
at the Court Hoase in Charlestown, on Saturday
the Odd of November. a full attendance is de-
sired.
Each Commissioners will be expected to make
his report to the Board, us to the condition of his
School, the names and number Of all children in
his School District between the ages of five ard
and twcnty-onc, as also the number of :ax.pay-
crs, so as 10 enable the Treasurer TO make out
his Report as TO the condition of the School for
the Auditor.
President Of The Board.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-11-12
Fall and Winter Goods,

(WHICH embracing a large and general as.
w sortment of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods-AISO,
Groceries and QUccInSVVare,
Roots, SHOES, Hats,
and Caps,
all df which he has selected with great care, and
will compare favorably with any stock in the
couliy, will be sold cheap and upon the most &C
conmodaling terms. | name a few articles asa
general outline:
Superior black and blue French Cloth;
Brown and invisible green, do;
Tweed for Sack Goats
Black, French, and Doeskin Cassirnercs;
Fancy Cassimeres most fashionable styles;
NGstings-Black Satin Eestings;
Fancy Cassi.neres and Merino do .
4 large assortment of superior CassiEclts;
blankets, a good assortmentj
A splendid assortment of fashionable Dress
Goods to which the attention Of the. Ladies
is particularly invited, viz:
Cherry, Brown, Maroon;
Green and Black Tibet Cloth;
Plain and figured CaSsimercs;
Fashionable MousIin De LANES;
Golored and black Alpacas;
black Canton Cloths and fg'd AlPaCas
Superior black silk, best style fancy Prints;
Mourning and half Mourning do;
SIiawIs-A splendid assortment Of square and
long Shawls
tIlI0IiaUlS, Va UTtS CuChiILFCS
a splendid assortment Of Neck and Bonnet
Ribband;
French worked Collars;
Linen and Cambria handkerchief ;
Best Paris Kid Gloves
Cashmere, Silk and Pearl Silk Gloves
Gentlemcn's Kid do;
4 large assortment OF silk and cotton tidk Isl
Also, a large assortment of BleaChcd and
Brown Muslin
Cd and lO,4 Brown and Bleacled Sheeting !;
BED Ticking, Check, &c;
White, Red, and Fig'd Flannel<;
Domestic, do;
White and coIorcd Canton FlanneIs;
81 fullcd Linsey, Plaid do;
Heavy Twecds and Rag Carpeting.
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
Extra heavy doubled soled Calf Boots;
Water proof " do;
Fine do " do;
y large assortment Of Ladies' fine Shoes;
-" " Boys and youths Boots;
Women's heavy half do;
HATS AND CAPS.
Fashionable style silk Hats;
AIcu's and CnffdrrutsV7ior anu GlaZed Caps !;
Fine Beaver SLOUGH uals;
Also, Groceries, Hardware, Oucenswarc and
Woodward.
y call is earnestly requested as it will afford
me pleasure to show my Goods.
MICHAEL DORIAN.
IIarpcrs. Ferry. Nov. IL. lS5O-6t.
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r IRON EURoPE.
English MARKETS

New York, Nov. s.
The s,eamer Africa arrived here this morning
.nor q O'CLOCK. She brings Liverpool dates to
Oct 96tb, and London to the 18th.
The general political news by this arrival is
,,i,bont special interest. She brings 1l9 pas,
scngers.
feature worthy Of note.
From Ireland and other portions Of Europe
there is nothing special to notice. Political at
fairs remain about as at previous adVices.
The general state oftrade throughout the coun'
,ry was not materially altered since the last ac-
As usual at this season OF the year, there is
o,Iv a moderate demand for Foreign and COloni'
nj nroduce. Consumers are buying but spar
inriy. There is an almost entire absence OF
THE MARKETS.
LJyERrooL CorTov MAREET, Oct. 26.-The
ouo,a,ions Of 10 day are about &c above those oil
las, week. The market closes steady this even
;np. and sales of to-day are 6,OO0 bales. The
total sales Of the week are $500 bales.
BREApsTuFFs-There has been no new fea-
,urc in grain. The demand for wheat aud flour
has been quiet, but no change in prices. Indian
Corn, for shipment to Ireland, continues in good
reqnest, and holders have this week been enabled
TO obtain Cd Cd advance per or.
FL0UR.-Western Canal flour 10 to 22s Bal
timore 23s Cd a 24s; Ohio % a 94s Canadian
% a OBS pcr Dbl. Yellow Indian corn % a 3Os
white do. % a 29s Sd. pcrqr. Indian meal IA TO
Ids Sd per Dbl.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-11-12
TO TIE EDITOR.
October 20, 1850.

OCTOBER %. 1850.
Dear Sir I have understood that there is 1
renoTt in circulation in the county, that / have
some claim TO the tract of land which conveyed
to my father some years ago. BY object in wri-
ting this note Is to say that / hate never said OF
done any thing to induce any one TO think that I
had the slightest claim whatever to the land in
question. All the claim / ewes lad. / sold 10 my
father some wears since, and I think he paid me
a Full and fair price for it, and the deed Is Of re-
cord in The Clerks Office OF The County Court Of
Jefferson. J have now no Claim Of any sOrt, kind
or LesCTT5s5n to sfre SAM Tand, ether in law or
cnpitv. JOHN ~. d. DUFFIELD.
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Warehouse al shepherdstown.
WHEAT, CORN. &C, WANTED.

WHEAT, CORN &C. WANTED.
TyHE subscribers respectfully inform the cfti-
IL zens Of jefferson and Berkeley countries, Va,
and those of Washington county, Md, that they
have rented the large and commodious Brick
Warehouse at Shepherdstown, on the Potomac
river, Cunder the name and firm of LUCAS d.
MOORE9 where they will'at time be prepared
to furnish transportation, in their superior line of
Canal Boats, :or any aud all freight, destined for
the Markets of the District. Terms reasonable,
and such as will make it the interest OF all to give
them a trial.
" The highest market Cash price will be
paid, for from five to twenty thousand bushels of
WHEAT-to be delivered at such times as the
p~atties may agree, and in parcels TO suit the con-
v%enience Of those interested. Also, the highest
market price will be paid for CORN, OATS, and
Country Produce generally. Farmers and others
vii! find il to their interest to call, before disPos-
ing of their Grain or Produce, as our arrange
ments are such as TO offer inducements equal to
that OF any other House in the Valley
PIastcrs Fish, Salt, &c.s
Will be kept constantly on hand. and disposed Of
on the most reasonable terms by the cargo, or
smaller quantity.
ROBERT LUCAS. JR.,
SAMUEL MOORE.
Shepherdstown, Nov. D., I85O-ly.
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tFrom the GAINESVILLE :ohio) Gazette

thee
Departed this life Thursday October the 17th, 1850,
MIR. JAMES ANDERSON, in the S4th year OF j. $ a:c
The deceased was a native Of she State # DcISivarc--
He served his apprenticeship u the bFickiaying9 business
to CharIcstown, Jeff ccuafy. Virginia. about the
wear 1875, where he rcmrincd uitil about the y.:ar 1885.
dcvoting his life to the close and assidnous pursuit Of his
business, (and care of his fImilr) not only in the. County
he lived in, but in all the Surrounding counties, where his
fame stands unrivalled to this '.:y i'll his profession.
Having married about the war 1900, he had become
the fath-r Of soma nine ~child.cn, all of which except
three preceded him to the grave. together with his IS Tie.
These three chill ircn together witt fifteen gTand-chi-
drcn and two great grand childrcn with II numerous cir
Gle of relatives still live to mOaln the departure of him,
who was cndcarcd to them by tn warmest ties "f love
and Notwithstanding always h>cn a kind husband. indul-
GEM father and a generous and |:arm hca ted friend.
d. NJ. c. .