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kiCKMUND ENQUlREEl.
THE LONG AGONY OVER AT LAST
MONDAY MORNING. JULY 2S, 1851

IHE LONG hGONl OfEN AL LAST
On Saturday, according 10 notice, Mr. Randolph moved
reconsideration Of the buss compromise and after an excl
ted and deeply interesting running debate of than
hoirs in minutes speeches, the motion uid the
table, instance of Mr. Taylor OF Norfolk by the decisive
of 81 TO 55thus giving quetus the whole of this
vexed question: the great relief doubtless Of the people OF
Virginia who yearnng for the final adjournment Of the
Conventions; which depended entirely upon the fate of this
motion reconsider. OF The Eastern mbers not elected
white basmen, Mr. Randolph against the motion
to lay The tatle and Messs Bolts B",den Chiffon,
Claiborne Fnuey Martin of Henry, Petty, Taylor and Tu-
mis- OF Norfolk, in favor of tho motion Mr.. Bolts, who
voted first in the negative afterwards changed his vote
10 the affirmative Il ia stat I'd that Ar Bolts seemed nn1l-
Gus tho honor in Mr. Wises language of 'killng
Had been necessary, several other Eastern
members would have voted against the re-openng and re-
agitation of the question: ato period and after 80 pro-
tracted, thorough a nd absorbing discussion
The debate Saturday. characterized by some ieelng
which however soon passed off and DY many sharp hits and
retor,s, participated in by Messrs. Randolph, Iay"
Pendc,on ode Buccck Conway, Ridley, Whit'lr, Ch-
m Hays Ciburne, Scott of FauQuie Lucas, Salnders
Wise, Beale and Bolts Again curtain drawback
Of the prison house, of caucuscs and me
actions und designs Of members and boldly asserted
that other Jealous mixed basis Eastern menbtfs Than those
in favor Of the compromise desired some compromise
tied and contributed no ille The defeat Of the mixed
ba, hich they ascred the Compromise champions.
The lnsI-- Is now finally settled, however, aud as the
Convention have now TO act only line Legislative anpor
rnmen which they partially examined and amended on
Saturday We may congratulate The people OF the Stale on
he almost certain prospect hanks be Heaven that they
will take final leave OF the Capitol on "Wednesday or
Thursday
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PIfRI CAUTINS.

arcula the year. "hc there various dis
uuaiiy evsI!,4. The public pnts GENERALLY
sn ~ atseIils m MS OF quack n"struns, pupng to
al ci"n from tle aui'acie 10 tile Asid:ic Chseia a.
- l.-ral Kennedy aid ucl like attractive "orns- highly
.a.u1,dy c5a!o Ii $ aid other distinguished men vi
alone The the @ref OF such all.
r.snru lhcac u-ual Loten up 10 speculate
s5 sU ites unknown Not :" wan 6dSeTs
The, lI. ica!: AMI co tnualiy growing
c rr he's ru.Uc"n 10 The iubic MI he demand
tsr the Prop ct"r can WIN great IL
u4r, wih Thee Bitter. not recommended as d
awe "a ta disrase bu Tor ASne aid Fever pys
Mn:tUs lais-"n sour Si"li
the i"rih'!iy q:
l,r an &C n. Di.-slise tenns N, are M equalizer
l. ugf hse Btrraa ior.lrn repn
a g m O their virtues shou!u hr-t or naue
~ ~ a., nu ad friends Rchmo" ciy and the ADJOINING
-. whum have i'ni speed! and permanent re
h a - Us. 're I and whose certificates may be see
tsepa,us l. BAkt.s. on Union lilli
t.,.E. ta, ST. No ~. Market Bridge: Bennett d Beers
@ aai PaicrI. l.d Co: AIIc a. Gray; Jas bair
r-e, r ami +. Ladd AIpthecares ana Drug
g.i.. hctnut Va go ,., -
M, ,'r., June n
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REITERATED FROM THE FIELD!

Mr. Bolts famous for his winded addresses quasi
Presidents messages, TO his constituents as were SANTA
Anna and his military and civil colleagues for their lumber
ing prorunciamen On Saturday We published q long
and most singular letter 10 Bocock and Fluurnoy Frst
val with Mr. Bocork's very happy structures in reply Lit
tie did then think that our paper this morning. would DC
d with another ponderous appeal OF the same gentleman
10 his constituents Of this Congressional District? To the
grea, inconvenience of our faithful workmen in this swell
,erng weather however have succeeded in laying Mr.
Bot,s new budre grievances before the public. We ne
ver gtudge the publication M his puson which always
plausible and marked with talent amusing and grutesque-
Mr. Bolts retres from the field in the face of the enemy
We had idea that there would DC so soon realized the o
lowing predictions which threw out on the 18TH March,
the morning after the nomination of Mr.. Seldom:
Whatever doubts may have been entertained the unirer.
sal satisfaction and enthusiasm developed yesterday gave
US the strongest grounds for confidence that the Conven
ton have selected invncbe candidate similar be-
lief seemed prevail with every delegate present. and is
in the hands of themselves and the duty of every Democrat
the district work zenousy and that The good work
is accomplished From the peculiar circumstances of the
feel like Mr. Young, of Henco, when he said thai
future had such fortune In store that John Minor
Bolts could James Il. Seolonn'
M Butts present appeal nothing else than that he
ss-ks take fresh hold and aims the endorsement Of
nomination. He the master and yrant OF the last
Conven,onbu the signs OF the nes indicate that
The party will be happy TO get rid Of the incubus on their
fortunes that the triumphant victor will now have
yield the imperative commands of and well drill
caucus and else bear of the bnshine
honvrs the candidacy Blu, the whole matter belongs TO
Wings exclusively, and there leave t-promislng 10
keep readers advised Of the rich developments of the u
We desire only 10 TO our readers The
important and astounding intelligence that even before the
cattle begun Mr. Bolts has lowered his flag and retreat
ed from the field
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~ - ~
:, 81 ~: NJ ,ik.tr NEAR BROADWAY NEW YORK,
IN. rrc cr H. Wa Cll! H. Sii secured 10 han.
M u. lie t-. IA crt new mod. Iis,cnag ARIii lt:lAL
wr:r The usually eiSei ioi's the teeth
;u the mouth per-
s ; several han irra there has but ole
a.... Il seven years.
~. Si.s ht Jt United States Senator from the State of
New York.
WAsulNGrnN. d C.. FEBRUARY Is. 1913
4: Sih DO Sc. u"n "t.a III "as'st"l 10 open an OF.
: "a .., I,. prarut, ~ several cds IN
pr, aisn.s ect,"y a": sanims 'omAiine 'e
testimonials h".h Us 10 the exceirnce
and h iroessl qtia.ltcdi!uis
the aid the denli Gure' me
engage lr csnai ser'cr Dr. "dse Tor my own
au6 aulr from personal
lua iaTvrIie c~tlnon! IN his dspr do
..I,a "A Th,s testm thus by
vi citations Ui re,Iec able
~. irl ids Ia New York for
skill AMI the prci IN his pfoe- sion, as tu my
II virtions OF his persunl: -.L procssiol,i eri,s
lila tJl Id
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VIRGINIA CREDIT.

Mr. r. j. Walker the late able Secretary OF The Trcasu-
rv speaks highly Of the value of Virginia coupon Bones
which, at the las, dates quoted in New YORK nj iVo
WASHINGTON, JUNE Is, 1851.
Ihave lately carefully examined deot credit, and re-
SOURCES of the State of Vugnia, and am aware o INC
mount Of the Coupon Bonds which that State proposes 10
wi, "a for certain reimbursement OF the principal, and
ounctual payment Of the interest," these bonds are uy
equal in value to any State stock in the market
Whether acting in Official capacity or for third persons
woui deem the purchase of these bonds considering Ho
time they have rum and The rate Of interest," preferable 10
any other ;., !,
creasing and the people Of the State are characterized ny
high sense Of honor, and of moral obligations; yr.
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avraIi LANDS SELEt TED AND LOCATED
;US sol Dl,.kS AND THEIR Wl!u;NS AND ORPHANS.
EAl alEE q ELCMAISGSON,
MfTC:.EIL.s EfE-SaLyE.

E. S2tb
" wv 'w certificate from DR.. J"Sn Vi thc resuaf piAc..e
~ ever, .,aral n,lu,l, Individual tla, Mce's Eve
Ni"tn rcIlan, but is enlic as well I" the conhne're
-oy a. al others, wlo Eiay have occasion " a'a' 'he
"'!I rs l,Gc..:s
PERRY, August lU. 1915.
.saEIL-prhr Sr:-Ihe soul
L. Ia!ins, il came informed, your recon-
The itle daughter eyes. had lie c"nh
~ have ui the paet medicines liat as inc mos
nnd ,nccai remedies had utterly aled 10
sufferer, cus.nle USE surprising iha, II II nio
'i r az hurt of severe Scr"iuouS Oph
h" eyes Tie evc.nss and lids were all very much in
:ia eysStive rsr. Immediately II aciea IKE
yn,rr a!t perfect cure effected THIS ~Hs sohelhe
,a .nHs Ma; have used your Sa.yc great many times
ao ol the 10 n! hands speedily cured reeen. IN
~ "s !" I'VE years M ,esen ". s that as TO eonrcenee
Which t.x = - 5sr sarasscs al the Saivus aud Eye
"s.e::iu,i,, 80 .,,... =, -
tA!A,s TGnn - 90 Val. PURCELL. LADD * 90.
~ ~ ,iA rlar.iv " "hu 'ie'c'aau eeietaiy
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A:E.s,, Ci,f,kkh fEt tTpk l.,
FOS tbs ~ KL OF COUGHS. COLDS. HOhESENESS. bkoN-
GIFTS. CEorr. ASTHMA, wiiOopiNG COUGH,

n uas TO IN. comu justly ceshra ed remedy for dis
t"aI iugs rt our wish !" ne WIN h'
t,' II. aili"ted hu, ankn lay before them the
g. .sG. !.iti aud OF IN. c' snccs OF IL sue
which they u,se Tor themselves We sineerel!
~, uof .,rs ise u" II:
~ Vii hola aly h"e sc!er'ns humanity, which
Many Tr>&rr here pr.n ard We solicit inquiry from the pub
i M We pnol: in. assure ,-y vii nnd them perfect!
.s S ,r EisGce worthy their best Confidence aud patron
he suislcL Of Chemistry and Matera Medica
Rnw!Oin College
r's Sri delayed .wclc the !crelf. Of your preparation
~ La. Opportunity Witnessing lis csecsIn NY own family
he l2n'lic or my friends THIS nave row gone w:th high
.::,= both ~ "!u's and cf!dcn haze
fe4 elets show, powerful remedy Tor Colds ant
PARKER cLEArELASD, ~. b.
2a-Ssw'cS, w. FEE. 5. 1877
s:5a an overs.er il the Hamilton M'rs in this City
D.! aver Rave been cured Of s worst cough eve, had
~ e C'..:ty ;ectoal and Ia, when hdv.
';7Taa. =! recommending il ~ others
r,,i - f.uwc aud .ce ii ,hi- medicine is worth trial
s Ut m .:"me very rcbe aud the elect oi The niedin'
- - asa5y tis;iic =.
L. ) II"rEL. SARATOGA spRisos, JvLr 8. lsi9
- :?cr- Sir 4t,c. ra"ru affection
.fs, symp'uns If settled CONSUMPTION NOR,
r!r cauir i..l rha wnul
aGcn,e; the use &" your sCn.r,y -c,ra" which gave
i n,d have been steadily gaining strength till n!
Ss a.l. Your N, !icine had craicso of curing will
fsl :rr f,,cnd Nj Truman Of Suupcr Mtci. who hh
spcrl ir,u hi Iarocha du by attack Of Bm
- nave Measure in crr!ns 'ee fac :" ,"" and am al
y tfrs" n,r. soIIb J. C. AYE psaceal Chsms, Low
AMI so:d wholesale and rs'" m kic nond M y T.
l.I
X h- t.,., III. ,h,ut tI,, 29-c WIN
avtaI, /, LAMBS SELECTED AND LOCATED
/ ;US sol Dl,.k> AND THEIR Wl!'GNS AND ORPHANS.
Pal MEE ~ RICHARDSON,
ENiHAi LAND LOAN. AND COLLECTION AGENTS. A
nApruS The CAPITAL will give .p-"lai d
HE seI c orai"n :" l"is' 10y ii"uniy war an.'
so'G.es and :hers entitled thereto. Possessing n'
Iu"!ygc lho Weier country, arI enio' aciig az 10
&c he ,i's in Wisc0nsin, iowa aii
, acilivs a.. the bcs seectioiIs
. selcel uted" general sasac:ion 10 "arranees
u u coriI.ed -
C VIZ 50; 81 tracts, so a'd cr 10
''t t=c,.. ,TU.-ch
aas assigrbe they may be SAFELY transmit
G.ty The Nara,I should et particular I" aIhS NJ
&TI !" ii. GGnk the botom ani.ziis The location 10
In his urt; "hcu, when ,Ion, me ccr:hcae o ehy.
".;e he ta.en:, viii bc plompt!y turwdr e' I" hln ~
ABRAHAM II PALMER,
JAMES RICHARDSON.
,'a!'oS WISCONSIN, March. 1851.
NJ aLACLS- iion's. Henry Dodge, j. F. Walker, a.
Ge" ". Jones aud S. douglass, Z. j. S-nat; lion
~ !r, Cia-. nurscc }. y Doty, O. Cole, D. Potter an
-. n...! Reps Ia Co,g ssS
S-1U seating Warrants for location, libsrai ets
. III te iAe1e UPON Tie atuvc tees. 4. y H.
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derrick Hampshire, Harrison Jctrrson Kanaw'a Marion
Mnnungaia Ohio, Preston, R"ckbr;se, Shcnand2'h: ana
Greenbcr ead p"cuhcnas shall jOnlly elect two d stalss
The coaiies Gf Monroe and Mr,lr Shall jnn;l: ctti IVA
de"ea'e and The counties Of pnaski W}iht Ii1ul nn
brl Carroll, Clarke Floyd, Gfgysnr Giles, Hardy J''kSon
Lee Lewis larshai Mason Montgomery Morgan, Page
Ptndrion, Putnam, Randolph, Roanoke, R"=sii, Sc'u
Smyth Taylor, ruzcwcli Cpshur, Warren Wayne hr'zrL
and Wood, shall each elect delegate; !h' r"nheS 81
Craig and Allegheny shall together eject dlrs'ri me
counties Of Bath and ighIarl hal together elect one "ele-
gate; the counties Of Br"xtun ant Nchcls shall st',e'
elect delegate; the cons u BnuEe and Logan sl'i o
gelncr elect delegate; the o.! D0I!'l@c ana
llitchic shall together cl"ct dc!2ate; ne ceS o
Gilner and Wit shall together 'lert delegate" i!l coup
ties of Lee and Scott shall together elect deata IN al
dilion TO the delegate glvcn 10 each one oI h"; m c"
lies of P!easas and Tyler shall tnrs;hrr elect d. gac
the counties Of Russell and Tazewe sai t-t one
cperate in addition 10 the delegate given ch 1c ~ mem
and tie counties OF Fycte, Raleigh and Wyoming s.a'i To-
gether el"ct delegate
Mr. STEPHENSON moved strike from that a.c',n he word
I" Bulttnu Agreed io-hyrs 60. c0unird.
Mr. LETcHER moved 10 insert before the wnr:, ihc c"un-
ties of Grcenb'ic Pocn"nas ., the wards, t'' c"":.-
ties ut Be,ourt and Craig shall together 81, Ct t"o dr!a-
yates" Agreed iu-ayrs 10 no. ~
Mr.. STEPHENSON moved 10 strike cut f word !l"htnd
fr,m lha part which reads t!lr If Bulh NJ h-
land, &c. and 10 lascrt i after iEc w'-d "Hard: a:cs
Motion lcn made hy'I SrErnxx snS 10 n'"r in the
hrnk created By sttki" ou the word lanI ie "ofG
"al"chsny." Agrcct
Mr.. STEPHENSON .is, moved 10 strike out ht portion
which reads AlIeshnny and Craig shall tos !s elect oH'
delegate" Agreri To.
Mr. SMITH, OF Gresnhric moved To strike Gni maj p"
liUn which reads 'hr c;t Of G!crnbricr an t'hoh
tag shall ny elect two degstc; :; and insrr' IL rn 'rr
oil the following: "ha count OF GcGt5nr Az! t'ca.''
the 1T election un,cr ths Crns'l'Hi"h s''
each elect delegate nd al To second gil Jiny cc
TWO Delegates aud shall arnte at every election 'f'
after u
division being demanded the q,n s"n ~aS hrst lnheh
upUn sinking the words indie ,.c1 and |; VS. hcG a.
Ayes 52-n"cs a..
The motion /" insert was disagreed to- Ave. if noes 81
n,,, ilsrI
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err m vIkCINTi R0SnS

That The credit OF the State Of Virginia is this time in
bgh repute is evidenced by The fact understand mat
Mrssrs SELpEs WlTHERs Co Of this city haze erc'ea
ncooa,in for the sale Of and half millions oi the
counuu bonds Of that State SI04 These bonds nave nj
teen years to rum and issued for the execution q" e
a,cna improvements in Firsnla-l Adt1aadl segeec'.
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c subscribers, IN connections With their Ro! lug h
as erriei extensive Mauacu of oil desc itions
TIA iClETS AMI AIDES they waran equal 10 any
n u 'he Country, offer to dealers Northern prices
work will be executed under the direction Of Mr. George
vs late u The finn G. Rey nus d sons Of the most
ehced vi" knen America and whse Tools have been long
b. es"Iati! nati! Ano~n in G.el. State III the Union.
d. oHess will bs executed with a pussble dispatch
S-eu Il. ARCHER + co.
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Mr. P D. Bernard printer and publisher has sent US neat
little book OF 106 pages containing Rgo or the Spanish
Martyr-a tragedy 10 five The authors name s mol gwen
but his work. which have merely glanced at seems %
convey vivid sketch Of the Revolution In Spain in le0-he
fate of s i.s,arred CHAMPION Rego and many rich and
deeny thrilling incidents on bloody OF history
Portions of this tragedy believe appeared in the South
srn Literary Messenger some lime since.
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DIED.

D,,, a. New Glasgow Amherst county, Sunday the 2h hs
~. res;en.a of her fs,her ANN CHAMDERLAfHE eidt6
snSSr OF Franci, " and Ann E. Suon formerly OF Csr'ins
county The AID year Of her age
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TnE RlrHaoNp ENaoiKEH, srr,v
,rsilsuEp DAILY AND shm, m'rcHIE, Jn,
TE VI ): -, ,

TERM > =, ., H., ut. NJ :; ;rh
rsGs, s :ss. 'Ts'; ] 4; ,F Fl .a. n ssS
SsSy CELLAR et ,' ~ H. efcs rc",'ed by mail post paid
, a sr a"u' al the e ne rr;r" per mail, in good and
70 Al dug :" M s ,,ss @ E": O,p Il. ar Issr ssrs lee
.is he -riitt ,.r Atcu,ddli"n oi postage, II
IL Of auy .r.n, " ' % nr'e ss;iI's Tx ufon E'o's
IkhM, IkIhS; ,rEE:-Frr hissen lines or less, mrs; Ill
~ TIE DAHL rry succeeding rScT!nh '"eh'!'s 'e''s
son. iiy cent? a ,v;r. week. three iics week. thirty
. tall ce!s. So, t,l,ro for ,h7v lines, anl II
t''cS' lcucihcXcet
ra - who a:c CHARGE uS'dollars
t'ni tt.hIi-tu ueen lines vi less hes' 'heetu'i
- n, each c"n."uance oe ccEs A ,h .,v.p.. M '
r.s .r,o distance .nnsi be accpniahle" VIII VIC f~'
sS' m tributes Of respect exceeding eish 'nes, are
=: ,r is entertainments. .,,,y., n.
bGr.e. ana .iur-GseS from tho country "'eIs ~.
- ..u writing unkuuwn 10 us mus DC @ y !; M AZ
@ -, ,nr Postmaster tic urGt'rl"' 'f ie! WIN !" nv
ll,,n..! Ever, measure, that h'S o.'h '.h'n !" @
~ " L qu!zzes hUs proved ntre'"'r n', ,, ~ LII
r.,s Il, s,ch the cniihlii cati"ns neis ecu
' -, prts, n1cc.i p"Smas'" rr''" "h fe N"N :" ~
u
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At an early hour Saturday morning We had ba'ihofe
and Philadelphia papers Of atest date From them We
learn that, on Friday morning. Douglass ana Benson co'
lored) convicted pirates md murderers OF Asa HaVen on
board ,hc barque Glen, executed in New YORK. Ihey
rode few remarks ex>.on,irg Clemens their associate.
whose execution resp. by the President, until the I'D
.vnust The two botica down in half an hour
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James Ayres Garrett Persey Jr S'phrona Persey Mary
ripper snd Emma Daley were drowned at Chattaugay On
Yhursday, by the upsctng Of boat
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TIE Lynchburg Republican comes to us in new dress
and eulsrged form, with the 5anner proudly
floating its fsurehead II is no~ OLE OF the
handsomes papers iu the State, and wish continued
SUCCESS to 50 efficient champion uf Democratic principles
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7
rs ~ receive Supl lies
Z Ut nr.c ccr :nae 81 ch ua;,. tires irnn hc land-
=" r-;,, " IN and with spcc,nl nee
- -, OF srI The .Apstl cn!> mn'r V III them ~ lie
cii.a a- yeas" have GAN enis ly snctes''.
- s ,tu.! have before IN virici' Ia lila
--.s' rs,o.a he .thrond EnQu of June Eth lSall
ii Mr. i. H. llnUeriakns cop OF OATS
.ol amy oi th.c. :iri aud liner We have rel
o. ne ,ompe bro:e usr. ("hrn are in'"iMtd is a
90" the stalls iour cct FIX Incots III
.' al ~ ncs: AMI 100 fum the root M, 1su es
u >:i;,t- was sowu III! .S.u ui February"
ffon he R!cha o!.d Disp.tc.i Jane -
=, 7;r tS ,u iii I'"n count! OF ChesteIh'
m S.;ura,. 81 las ui CAS- w:.c!i ha headed the
u.rr - ,.,.; length and Very hnr Tine seed wce
- HAN. lrurii-. aa ~crr dnsrrl'n 10 u~ ls
Z; The IA Inc head Was about five ieet long =
-. Ni.t tt.l. " b. t,r1l
rr. ,.es o viii Oats or serd, requested to
,uc. an. n, euattIes l.ry VII r,vhL.y rqurc
, Ir r, hu" c"tu-n L. n'u lie probable iena:"i
e.. vii amos Sr, ttose ui last srtson-"o cents
any rate 10. t!ore Ian enough 10
,... .,.: aal r, asyIaal. ch rgCs. =. re.
- " WILLIAMS = BROTHER.
7 ~. Va
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b I L III y Z IL Mus T.. RHANNAS takes tins -
mtiL"d friends and the public, iha,
tiauIe: her Millinery eslap'ishen. from Eagle Square S1
M qu,rc he Theatre, teween 4th and 5h ssrts
. lr.a. street. Siuckue Hill Lune lG-cwit
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At New York. Friday there sales Of $40 Oo0 Vir
sina 6 q oil SlO5.
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LAND BOUNTY UNDER Tuc ,-.o.
GkESS :. rrEMNER OF. CON-

~, nhE.SS :. ihMBER lSA.
t:A RICHARD RANibi.f II. row II, ~ sh;n,,-
:t 9Hrer Richmond Tro Csva.ry III, ho % Wss on
= has authorized the Ajuat G-ne'a sav Thai h. VII, 49,
;.!! {" the cus oi inemb OF cu.ua; ;s, w. ~, e Io
~ it.,nens Richmond aud rnrco wcrr in 80" nc t.'
60 without compensation before he obtains their warr,n a
emIloy him sell the viii M, nh, ~
I1eG hy Ire Consrcss) nc Will expect uiy re nnh,
irisIon ... is ; rvices.
's hly br obtained the Ahurant Generals office and "a
ie'tG To applicants Oasa thcnsev,s uf Mr. RS ryr.,
q ma; he certy relied upon, aud which offered a,. 10
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
Associate Reformed PRESBYTERIAN church.

The Second Synod of the West, connected with th.
Church, met last evening at O'clock in the Associate
Reformed Presbyterian Church, Ohio street; and wa.
opened by sermon and religious exercises. The open
ing sermon was preached by Rev. VIM. t Findley, the
former Moderator, from Math. 5: IA. aye are the
light ofthe world" Doctrine-'The Church Of God, in
all its true members, the great agent illuminating Tx
tcorid" The Sermon was most appropriate, eloquent
and impressive.
Alter the sermon, Synod was constituted by prayer
Rev Samuel c. Baldridge, Of Princeton was elected
Moderator
The time Of meeting was fixed at o'clock, A. NJ
and O'Clock, p. NJ; and Of adjournment, IL o'clock
M, and o'clock. p. M
This Synod contains about 125 members About one
hundred members present, besides considerable
number of Practitioners Theological Students, and vs
tors.
On motion, adjourned. Closed with prayer.-Stat,
Journal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
Infamous.

The Cleveland True Democrat says that Cassius M
Clay in his speech the late convention hods as an,
other hauing soul enough to salt must needs hold
that person attempted to be seized under that derls
statute has the right TO kill the miscreant making the at
tempt" Such Infamous speeches encourage slaves to
mbrue their hands in the blood OF their masters The
Constitution recognizes the right Of property in slaves
and provides for the recapurs and of fugtves
If fugitive is to be justified in taking the life of his
master, the officers attempting arrest him, under
the authority of law, then the slave by the mode
Of reasoning, fully justified in taking the life of his
master the great plantations in the South Mr. Clay
is a man of nerve,-a man of courage but we doubt
whether he would have enough to make such a
declaration in old Kcntucky-let him try it!