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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-27
POLITICAL.


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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-27
.Uiff stones.

'INtf suhscrbers prepared To furnish number Of Nj
Stones ofthe very best quality al the shortest notice
ms establishment near Blacksburg, Montgomery county
he Will also deliver them Lynehbaf or any place wer,
hensy make sale, if preferred. Address
Mcdaniel < LEE. Lvnchburg-or
ISRAEL PRICE, Blacl.burg. ".
January s..-Wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-27
ANTHONY & EpTER SONS
DOUBLE ACTIN G ROTARY CHITpN

UUUDLL EUA4l4Cf hUIAhI UHITRN
rT'ilE attention Of al Daiymen and person, nfe,1
good butter, Is solicited "a aa eN.uua ton ~ H. u IN
II tbs above invention, feeling confident that npan
cation and trial 1t will be pronounced the most
common sense Ct,un brought before dc,in,,, na
public. The abundant testimonials, the universal ,
ton, and the spontaneous acknowledgements of al,
the Churn in operation, examine itsprncpes funib
pie proof of its merits. 1' am
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HOUSE.
EVENING.

Report of Commiitce.-By committee
on military affairs, thai no action Is nec-
essary on tina, part Of the Governor
message relating To The mil'tlai DIS
charged.
Mr.. Rarilelt introduced the following
re,nlutInn That the thanks OF ;he
House are hereby rendered i" the Hon.
Thomas f.. Powers, for the able, efficient
and impartial manner in which he has
discharged the duties OF presiding otii-
Ger OF the House adopted unanimously
Mr.. Powers then arose and addressed
the House in manner particularly aP,
propriate anG characterized by unusual
good taste.
To reduce the salary of state super
intendent of common schools, with a
mendment not concurTed IN.
The bill relating TO The salary of State
Superintendent was returned by the SEN
ate. who insisted upon their amendment.
The House again refused TO concur
The Senate adhered to their proposal OF
amendment.
Senate bill relating to school fund,
which was amended by the House, was
returned by the House who did not agree
thereto laid upon the table not TO be
taken up.
Adjourned sine die.
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Mr.. Webster in his native State.

Mr.. Webster las been spending a few
weeks past on his farm, in Franklin, in this
Stare, for the benefit of his health. The la
bors and anxiclies Of the past year had so
worn upon his constitution, that relaxation
from official duties seemed necessary to cna-
bic him TO recruit his energies. But taken
in connection with his past and present %
lilcal position, the incidents connected with
him while remaining at Franklin are not
without, at least, n temporary interest to the
community. We learn that on the 2Gth Of
October, large number of his friends in
Franklin and The neigh boring towns, called
upon him in accordance with general inyi-
tation. About fifty dined with him, and of
this number were Moses Norris. Judge Up
ham, Gen. Pierce, Richard II. Aver, Gen.
Low. Gen. Peaslee and Geo w. Nesmiih
While at the the table Mr.. Aver Offered the
following sentiment:
Our Hosf-To the genius, patriotism, and
comage, which so eilectually and opporiune-
ly interiered for the preservation OF the Tn
ion, we tender our lasting gratitude. Lib
eriy and Union, now and forever, one and
insrperablc."
This compliment was acknowledged by
Mr. Webster in a speech, calm, temperate,
and well adapted to the occasion and The
company. He said he should never again
entertain those feelings of political OPPOSE
ton 10 Messsss Cass, Blight, Douglass, Foott
and others, which he had formerly felt.-
h Gen. Pierce made an enthusiastic speech
1 eulogising Mr. Webster for the patriotic
stand he had taken in this crisis Of our coan-
try's destiny Mr.. Norris made some stir
ring and feeling remarks. Gen. Low offer
ed tribute eff peace to the distinguished
host. According to the Boston Post, The
greatest enthusiasm and the utmost good viii
were expressed and entertained towards Mr.
Webster. The entertainment passed of
pleasantly and agreeably to all who wer'
present.
About a week subsequent to that time, &C
cording to the n H. Patriot, tie clergymei
OF that vicinity, from fifteen to twenty il
number, with some other CUES is, tendere'
their respects to Mr.. Webster and dine
with hi m. After the repast was over, MI
Bouton, Of Concord, addressed their host i
a feeling and eloquent speech, which wa
appropriately replied to. A few hours wer
spent very agreeably by them with the grea
sateman.
Thus Mr.. Webster has been cheered b
the kind words Of approval and encourage
ment Of the politicians ard clergymen OF b
native State, and has received a more mark
ed attention than at any former period {
his life. lie left about the first of this mont
for Massachusetts aud is soon TO leave fc
Washington. --keene Sent.
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The hil ndds go 10 lhe .nI,rv d III I

The bill adds $50 to The snlarv of the
Secretary Tn" morii- o' I'.e b.l were iis-
used by Srunip-. parArr Weston, L.ta
.ev. Chandler 1ni TUFTS
Nr Bito'uw pf0pDsed 70 amend by str.s-
ing out tine second section X brior' the vote
Nas taken, The subject was ordered TO lie
HOUSE.
Resolutions. BY Mr. Maitocks that the
member from Greensboro. who is now sick,
draw he same per diem rs members. unth
be is able to return home adopted. BY
MIR. Rose. that our Senators and Reprcsen,
tatives in Congress bcinslructcd 10 use heir
eNeriions Tor the passage Of n law which
shall rcmunctaic those who volunteered
their services Mt the bltile OF Piausburnh
who have ~ yet received no compensation;
adopted
Fuehire Siarcs.-1'ho select committee
on the fugitive slave law and resolution re-
lalng to trial by jury, reported bill Of the
following import:
Making il the duty Of States Auormes,
whenever any inhahilaul oil this Safe is
arrested or claimed ~ fugitive slave dill
genty aud faithfully 10 use all lawful
means to prolcc and defend, and procure
the discharge, if possible, OF every such
person.
The application of any States Attorney
10 any supreme or circui, lnd1c, shall he
1 sufficient authority t. authorize The issuing
ol the writ of haheas corpus. II shall be
the duty Of all judicial aud executive off.
| GERS, who have good reason to believe ih4l
/ any person is to he ARRESTED or claimed as
/ a fugitive slave. 10 give notire 10 the states
attorney The county court to which al
appeal is taken or any other court 10 which
Il hahcas corpus is made rciUrnablc, shah
on application Of either party ullow and
direct tfal by jury referred to commit
tee on the judiciary.
Report Of Commiuec.-A bill for equal
ling fare, toll, &c, on Railroads. made the
special order, was taken up.-The Chair
man of the Committee on Roads STATED
that a merchant of Montpelier had ordered
goods TO be transported from Boston tC
Waterbury, from thence back to Montpe
ier, and had therby saved 90 per cent.
which would not have been the case haC
the freight been carried directly 10 Mont
pelier. 1t appeared that freight is convey
ed Mt a cheaper rate from Boston TO an,
town on the line Of the Vermont Cenira
r. r., than to Montpelier and Middlese :
The bill vas laid on the table and mad,
the special order Tor this afternoon at 2 o
clock.
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Mass lehusetts Election.

The election in Mass ,chusetts, for
State officers, Legislature, aud members
Of Congress. took place on Monday, the
IIth inst. The Free Soliers aud Cass
Democrats, by means Of an unprinci>
pied coalition, have carried the Senate,
and probably the lIouse--lhnughIhe lat
ter will possibly be Wing. There is no
choice of Governor by the people. In
all but Two towns the vote for Governor
stands as follows Briggs, "hig,) So
1886. Boutwell,, dem. } 81. so, Phillips,
(Pree Soiler 81 1874, scattering, a.
Horace Mann, Free Soiler. is reel 'cted
TO Congress in the 9Th DlsIrici-W. Ap-
pleIon, aud o. Fowler. Wings. ia the
lat and 9Th districts. Allen, Free Sod
or, is defeated. In seven Of the dis
iricis, there is no choice
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Jeffries returned to Judgment

The citizens OF Pittsburgh, last spring,
:; ronnlar excitement, took it into iheH
heads TO elect a crazy siree' o'"~ie''
W,yor while he was in Jail Tor disturbing
~ =, - And well have they paid Tor
','e'l f.'..',,s,dernle choice. The Mayor
,'''I h,c, a disrrarc to The cily, and been
'"s involved in difficulty, ilom his
..,'i,rarv and law ess course. On last
Wednesday, this crazy iunclionary sent
lis officers to arrest JONI BARTON, Esq,
member OF the Pittsburgh bar, Tor advising
his client. who had gone The Mayors bail
in several cases where he had been bound
aver for breaking the peace to forfeit nus
recoqnizancc, and deliver up the Mayor
Tho lawyer defied the officers, ana they
feared TO arrest him, lest they SHOULD reh-
der themselves liable to legal consequent
ces
BARTON afterwards went 10 me n"so'
office. when his honor, VINO was ~, !" d
very fiji condition TO Try any one, o'ue,9 5
him in be taken 10 the oeHs peioW, ms
officers being afraid TO comply WIN ms ue-
mand. the Mayor drew l's'o' anu Pre-
senIed il at Mr.. b. The pistol was taken
from him. and he drew another, coeklng IT.
,yhich was also taken from MN ne 'nen
became perfectly iniuriated, ioamlne az 'ne
mouth. and Mr.. Barton, VINO hau u,awn
a knife to defend himself, was hus'eu mo
The back yard, his friends resisting 40 mueh
as possible The individuals who acted as
BARKER's officers.
IL was then found that the person whe
had the keys Of the cells, having become
alarmed. had run away, together with som,
others. and Mr.. B. was called into the bacl
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Utah.


oVah'
The whole character Of tho Territory OF
Utah is singular. Its situation is unlike that
of any other section of North America-its
origin and the manner of settlement no less
strange. The name UrAm is given now 10 |
a large extent of territory bounded by Cali |
tornia, Oregon, Now Mexico, and what was
formerly termed the great Western terrific
nv. 1t is Of sufficient dimensions tie be sepa-
rated into several States, provided in future
ages its population shall warrant it. But
many parts of it so partake of a peculiar
construction as to render it, for the present
at least, uninhabitable. Passes through pre-,
cipitous mountains, whose tops are covered
with snow, and whose sides are but rocks
exist, it is true, but they are mostly narrow
valleys of the most arid and sterile KIND,
their surfaces covered with ncrusiaiions oil
bitter sal I, and their whole vegetation e.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-19
The Result in New York.

The official canvass Of votes al the ate
election ia New York settles that WASH.
INGToN HUNT is elected Governor, by a
majority Of 247. The remainder Of the
Wing ticket is defeated. The Legisla-
tare is strongly Wing on join, ballot
with Wing majority in both branche:
securing the election Of Wing sue,
cessnr TO Senator DICKINSON.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-19

PRAcrICAL ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY,
AND PATHOLOGY, llYGirNE AND TnERA-
rEurrcs by T. S. Lambert, NJ. d This
work is n practical treatise on the above
tanned subjects, designed US a text book, for
schools We believe it TO be superior for
this purpose, TO most other works of the
kind now in use, in point of accuracy, sim
plicity of language, method and illustration.
We sincerely hope this much neglected
branch of education will yet be universally
introduced in our schools-and we know no
book which unless too hasty perusa has
deceived us--so well answers the purpose for
which it is intended, as that of DR.. Laml eit.
DE-. L. has recently delivered several lee
in this village to intelligent and highly inter-
ested audiences. Ills merits as man of
science and a popular lecturer are unqIes-
toanl lie, and will I've ackrow.c god wherever
c GOES.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-19
VERMONT LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
FRIpAy, Nov. 6, P. NJ.

FRIDAY, NOV. G, r. NJ
Reports by Mr.. Colburn, from COM
mltee on agriculture, in favor OF the
House bill relating to weights and meas
ures passed.
Mr.. Colburn called up the resolulion
providing for joint assembly to elect
state superintendent of common schools,
and it was amended making the time
Saturday Nov 0, II A. NJ and adopted
The bill providing for additional tax
alton of bank stock being the special or.
der for this afternoon. was taken up
Senators Parker anu Thomas spoke II
favor OF the passage OF the bill, Senators
Seymour, Weston. Colburn and Royce
against and the third reading was re-
fused Is TO 9.
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sci which lett Boston with her, and some
that left four months before. was much
ga deued to hear the death of our Pres
ident. "Old Zac has at last retrea,cd
from the field" But must draw IN,
communication 10 a close. will state.
however, ,hatI do not regret having left
for California There is plenty Of mon
ey here, but the thing of il is,--To GET
1T. d. f. WulrreMoRE, JR.
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SENATE.


isN u lNhs
The Senate fused the third reading
of The bills Incorporating Burlington aud
Winoo>kI plank road company. and rel
alive to the rights of married womcn
passed The bill incorporating the Dam
VILE and Passunlpsic plank road compa-
nv: rejected the resolution relative To
procuring "A statue Of Ethan Allen, hav-
ing first adopted he amendment propos-
ed by Mr.. Tufts; postponed indefinitely
the bill relating to publishing the names
of pedleis licensed in each county re-
fused q to 3 the third reading OF the
bill to incorporate the Union Bank at St.
Albans, having first rejected 10 to 10 an
amendment proposed by Mr. Parker tax
ing the dividends 5 per cent. passed
the bill to pay Joseph Poland the sum
therein mentioned aud the bill relating
to offences against the persons of ndl-
viduaIs refused to pass the bill extend
inc Jail limits passed the bill restoring
David Knapp to his legal privileges; or
dered to lie the bill relating TO repeal of
statutes, amended on motion OF MIR. Par
ker, passed the bill relating to the re-
| moval of paupers after amending IT as
proposed by the Judiciary committee
passed the bill to pay Bliss ~ Davis the
sum therein mentioned; and the bill ex
empting 20U pounds of sugar being CT
dered to third reading 10 to 5; reius-
ed the third reading Of bill relating to
| railroads, the time of completing sur
veys: passed the bills to pay VIM. II.
| Cooper the sum therein mentioned I;
Theron Webb ID the sum therein mem
toned to pay VIM. r. Gray the sum
therein mentioned; and Hugh l.. Glib
son the sum therein mentioned; passed
| bill relating to Inn keepers and Grccers
and the traffic in ardent spirits; bill re-
| pedling sec 30 of act OF last year rela-
TING To railroads also the bill tncnrpO>
rating the Union bank a, Swanton, being
ordered to a third reading Is to g. re-
fused the third readiug of bill TO increase
the capital of Bauenkll bank l3 to 9;
passed the bill to incorp rate the Dandy
bank II to 10 the third reading being
ordered II to 10; ordered the third read
ing of the bill Incorporating the W hne
River bank - to 4, and passed the same;
passed bill relating tn surplus money.
Mr. Mclean presented a resolution oi
thanks to the President of the Senate tor
the prompt, able and generous manner
IN which he has performed the duties oi
the presiding ufliccr ofthIs body which
was unanimously adopted, aud the Pres
| ident renlled thereto in handsome. hui
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-19

WAsnINGToS MoSUMENr.-We find
the following in the items of Washington
news:
A handsome block of Vermont Marble
was presented in Washington, on Monday,
for the National Monument, by the Wash
irgton Light Infantry. Park Gusts handed
over the stone with patriotic address on
behalf OF the company, which was appropri-
aiely responded to. A large number was
present al Washington square to witness the
ceremony
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-19
The Nashville Convention.

NASHVILLE, Tenn Monday, Nov. II.
The Nashville Convention met this day
Gov. Mcdonald Of Ga. Chairman He
made an eloquent opening address, smack
ing strongly of secession. Many Delegate
being hourly expected, the Convention ad
joulned till y o'clock TO morrow. No rol
was called, but about 80 members were pres
ent.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-19

AMIN BgY.--A dinner was recently Civ
en- 10 the Commissioner Of his Imperial
majesty, by the merchants Of Boston, or
which occasion speeches were delivered by
Hon r. c. Winthrop, Edward Everett and
other gentlemen. We learn from the Cou-
rier, that Amin Bey has visited Burlington,
the residence of Hon. G.. L. Marsh our Hln-
ister,to the Sublime Porte. How agreeable
this intimate association with the Ottoman
Empire. isplacing that hereditary prejudice
which we have all felt for Turkey and the
Turks.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-19

Michigan ELECTION Congressional Re
turns.
District I.-Penniman, Wing, over Buel,
from 900 To 500.
District lI-Nohing positive. We still
claim Williams, Wing, will have majority
District III.-Congcr, Wing, elected,
without doubt by a handsome majority
from 400 to l,000-DetrOh Tribune, SM.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-19

AMERICAN RAILWAY GUIDE for L. 5 g,
Now 1850, Pahfnder Office, 1873 Fulton St
Ny. The above mentioned Indispensable
little work is punctualy upon our table
The man who leaves home without copy
of it, runs dire risk Of never finding his way
back again. We almost said, he deserves
snch 4 catastrophe.
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SENATE.
MoNpAY EvE>iNG

Joint resolution From the House, thai
the Governor appoint a committee oil lhree
persons TO take into consideration the imam
cial affairs Of this state, aud TO enquire in
what particular our state expenditures can
be reduced and 10 enquire how the reve-
nue. of the state can be increased, and that
the committee report TO the next Leglsia-
ture; referred 10 committee Oh finance.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-19

The WESTERN LITERARY MESSENGER,
has made its monthly visit to our office. 1t is
magazine of interesting literary matter,
both selected and original, buffalo, N. Y,
Jcwett, Thomas & Coz
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-19

CHOLERA AT KISGsToN, JAMAICA
The steamer Empire City brings dates from
Kingston. Jamaica, to October 29Ih. The
cholera is raging at Kingston, Port Royal,
apd Spanish Since il first broke out,
about two weeks previous to the sailing of
the steamer, there had been 2o5 deaths.
The following is from the Colonial Stand
ard of the 2Sth =
Yesterdays reports Of the cholera show
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-19

elT 1t is rumorcd that Coz Bliss is enga-
sed in preparing history Of the campaigns
of Gen. Taylor, all CT which he witnessed,
and most Of which he was consulted about.
Such a work would be most valuable add.
ton to our standard literature. We hope
the report is correct .-Bost Jour.
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HOUSE.


EncrosSed bHiS.-Relarinr 10 pay Of of
iicers Of he House; passed. In altera
ton of chap. 10 r. s. relating tn salaries
and fees. Mr. Benton moved an amend
ment by striking out all after he enacrnr
clause and inserting a new hill. Mr.. Wells
moved as an amendment mat asslsian'
Judges receive So per dav instead Of SO ;
lost and. amendment Of Mr.. Benton adop,
ed Adjourned.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-19
HOUSE.
EvENiNG.

Engrossed JWs.-A bill in addition to
chap. Is r.. 5. relating 10 the location oil
school houses wherever the location oil
school house is determined upon, the prn-
DENTAL committee shall have leave to lake
possesson of the land, by making sufficient
compensation to the owners thereof 1t
was discussed by Messrs. Bebee, Tucker,
Bromley, aud EverIs in favor, by Messrs.
Barlow, Kellogg, Gale and Horton against
It's passage; dismissed, ,.,
Reports Of Committees.-By Jndlela,y
committee in favor of bill in addition TO
chap. 70 R. S. relating to nlawlul 'nle'1
est plaintiff may examine defendant ana
if he refuse TO appear, Judgment shan nc
rendered against himi Sd reading ordered
Monday morning.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-19

n. IL. CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
Met on Nov. 9th, Gen. FRANKLIN PIERCE
was chosen Chairman, and THOMAS 5.
WulrrLE, Secretary. The Constitution
Las not been revised since its original adop>
ton.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-19

o. Delaware has elected " Demo-
cratic" Governor. Legislature. aud mem
Der Of Congress. by small majority.
The License 4" question was mixed up
with the election.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-19

Ca" WIN. ]. ANDERSON, the Agent on
the train at the time of the Philadelphia
mail robbery, was reinstated on the 9th inst.
Ills conduct after thorough investigation
being pronounced beyond censurc.
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HOUSE..

RcsOlution.-That the House COM
menCe evening sessions this evening a
dopted.
Reports of Commuters In favor OF
bill to pay Bliss n. Davis the sum there
in mentioned, for prosecution OF and IN
lures inflicted by Bristol Bill. with a.
mendment, authorising the payment OF
500 instead Of Sl25. Discussed by
Messrs Eyerls, Leavenworth, Sheaie
aud Gale in favor, aud by Mr.. Colby IN
opposition; the latter gentleman being
Of the opinion that the claim should not
be allowed inasmuch as MIR. Davis was
not in the particular discharge of his Of
fetal duty at the time of the injury re-
ceived; Sd reading ordered,
Petition rcferred.-The bill in alter'
alton of chap Is r. S. relating to the
manufacture and inspection OF floor, was
called up, discussed by MIR. Warner III
favor aud ordered to 3D. reading.
HnITCE