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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-20
Tt,BE ELECTRICAL Ee.srif.gc.
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discovery o. the age. by which Fcters IL ctrtt type
and grade, md all Febrilc diseases. from whatever
cause produced, can be- cGeclwtly and permanently
cured in from two TO twenty four hours aud ne nis-
TAKE! 1t lisa simple vegetable preparation, aud per
iecfly harmless in its operation.
sY- Iii warrauie IN perform precisely what il
promises. No cure, no pay.
g Fora descriptive sheet, setting forth It's rncr-
its, and containing letcrtntrH ot the highest rcspcc
liability from planters hnd ,listingti.htll rirn al
through the South. who have used il. and ihoro,ie-
ytestcd lis merits. please call the Agent in this
pace.-lricc 30 cts. and 81 per bottle.
JOHN H. SEAY
July 3I-r3mif Ayrnt for Iyur bl,upr
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M BONNETS, HONNETS, AND

SIfjl FANCFM HLLNARy.--wchayo i,is, re-.
turned from New YORK. with hirro md
lard.pitr sldch II Good, ID which w. respectful
ly emil The attention oI our f,i.udA and nd pnLli
generally.
y. ~ Expected u a f,@ days nri,oirn 1T orwin
ter Coverings oct G-2wifl II Z. uENNlNG.
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EXCHANGES.

EXCHANGES.
Checks aa Nrw York. ] 20 Pcrci l"nmior.
Baltimore, do
Boston. do |
Philadelphia, do
Bank Notes ~ Carolina 40 do discount
s Carolina | 10 do do
Tcnucsscc. to do do
STOCKS.
Corporation Bonds 500.
Lyncburg Hose and Fire Insurance Company
par S2G-snles SIS.
Citizens Saving Bank 3l0O-ssllcs slo7l; since
dividend
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AuRuRN. Oct. Is.

Twenty of the prominent citizens ofSy-
racusc We're arrested this morning by the
United States Marshal, on the charg oftrca-
son, in aiding in the escape ofthe fugitive
slave Jerry, and taken before Judge konk
hing, and held to bail in $1,000 each for an
examination, which was to take place to.
morrow morning.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-20
&10ON0 wOnTM or DnY

cASH-ihe Subscribers having determined /,
quit the Dry Goods business, oler their ediiro stocl
ni Gpods ~ or rnsl; nninusvt which will d.
found iians desirable Fan and Winter floods. An
are invited to rxaniinp stock before purehosae
csewhefr, as wc urc deicin'nrd 10 scn nj ,oat.
Sept 20-tsif H. h j. FRANKLIN Z
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-20

TnE REcrrTIoN OF KossUrn-Wc
learn that the Secretary Of the Navy bag
transmitted through Alderman Franklin of
the Common Council an order TO the com
mander Of the steamer Mississippi, to re
main two days at Quarantine, to await
with the illustrIous guest, the preparations
lor the military and civic receptions which
the city have IA reserve for HIM The Mis-
sissippiarrivcd at Spczz.a, IN Sardinia, Sep
TENDER Goth, in nine days from CONSTANT
noplc. When the exiles came on board
the Mississippi they were received by Mr.,
Marsh, the United States Minister at Con
staniinople. Kossuth's wife and three sous
were with him. After taking in stores from
the naval depot at Spczzia, the Mississip-
pi would sail directly for the United States,
and would arrive before the end of Octo-
Der. At SPERM. none Of the passengers
Were allowed 10 land, owing to the quar-
anime rcgulations-N Y. Express.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-20

CELLING: OFT, SELLING. OFF

- At COST FOR CASH ~ close business -
Our entire stock of Staple md Fanny pry GOODS,
Shoes, Hats. Gups, Boots, Trunks, u rurely hnp.
pcns iE 50 very huge fioek ~ josilgibio Goods 10
No thrown upon tho market NJ such unprecedented.
ly low prices. Tho public anil III nre invited ID
call and supply themselves with Gcods nj Cost,
Oct Gin. MEEM AZ (ilVATRIN
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"tdunf0n, February T. 1851.
1t giscs me pleasure to state that, having been
laugh, by Mr.. Vane his rules fof detecting counter
felt and all cred Bank Bill, am entirely satisfied
that these rules sufficient enable eny with
ordinary observation, to detect the counterfeit; |
ihcf. .ofe chccgfuy add mine to ,hc numerous re-
Communications which he has Obtained in this place.
PIKE POWERS.
We have also taken lessons from Mr.. Vanc, and
fully concur with Professor Powers ia tho above
Certificate.
z. CAVIAR. MD
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Posfno,pcn,cnt

The above sale is postponed till TUESDAY, tho
flh November. when il wiz take place unless pre-
vented BY inclcnent weather, IN which case it vii
occur the FIRST fair day thcicaiicr.
WIN. B. ROANE
VI. W. QUARLES, ( oo'' ~
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BEAT ITrF You CAN.-The late Locofoco
Convention in this place, (says The S'aun-
ton Specrator,) brought forth many puns
upon the names Of Summers and Lcakc.
We claim, as the very best one frcm a
Wing lady. in the gallery Of course. The
venerable President, in sort of valedictory
at the close ofthc meeting, had called upon
every Democrat to do his duty-the slip
must be saved-ai hands at the pump
The lady referred to. gravcly remarked
then there is Leakcin The vessel.
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|CLOAlAs AND MANTILIAs.--o
lafk war'l. Cl,als.
g " Aiantillae.

\
One magnificent blue Velvet (enb',D Man,le
r,ade and ru,ensci ia Patis, end Is err,r,nl. thu
tichcs, thing ever seen II rhia place.
Oci i3--ifls Don II, G. PETERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-20

NEW esoGps An NEW LON

~ poN, VA.--G N. CuNDlpF & CO., would
inform their friends and the public that lhoy arc
Ho1i'S cr,hrdting every Article iisnally found In
web sapplicd cetntry S,drt whi,h win be sold be-
low the usual prices, orat small advance on lid
prices paid in tho Northern Mnrkss
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Al SAHELL HOUSE. pANK sQrARE

NH GAEELL HOUSE, BANK SQUARE.
LII Lynch6nrg, Ta.-rhe subscriber has tlli4 duy
taken churge Of the well known md popular rav-
en- the "CABELL HOUSE." recently occprird
by Mr.. John Revelcy. where be crA tn Ill fines be
found ready TO accommodate those who may favour
him with call.
The House is undergoing thorough rcpnr,
and he promises TINT no pains rai be sparod on his
part 10 render his guests comfortable. Ills House
viii be prosidri with the best tho country affords,
and having the best d Stables he promises TIM,
every attention sllnll be given Ia that department
lie takcs this mctnnd % sissng toihc pubic TINT
his own personal attention. aided by Mr.. Hilton D.
Walker, shall at all times be paid 10 every depart
rirnt of the establishment
March 3-tsif CHARLES PHEtfS
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SfAbNroN, VA, Jan. %, 1851. \
hereby certify, tina, Mr. Nane taught r'1r his
method Of detecting Counterfeit and Altered Bank
Bills. | consider his ortt ,ulcs, applicable 10 eve
~ species of counterfeit, and altered Bank Bills and
the result may be relied upon with confidence
Hi. rules based upon the intricate mathematical
prnrcs-. ~ which reapiac bank bills arc prepared
win detect the counterfeit with ordinary inspcc
lion. became his pupil with reluctance, strongly
.uspccting tie systom humhug, but IA few minutes
satisfied re pf his ability to against the
chiuatious Of the Countcrfcitcr. | can with conf
dcnce commend aim 10 every one who would be
similarly armed. Il. IL. PHILLIPS.
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LATEST NEWS.
Lntcrrro,., Eu,.onc.

Ayriral ofMc Steamer 1daat;c. Cotton
unchanged IN prices. Flour. Wheat and
Corn stationary. Ariral Of KossnM al
Marsciiles.
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n. ". Mcncy Market, Oct.

We have no change to notice IN the as
pect of the money market which still con-
tinues to manifest a relaxation from The OK
tremc tighihess prevailing week or two
since. The banks since then have much
strengthened thcirposiiion, and with accu-
INFLATED stocks ofspccic and less calls upon
item for it, are able to furnish their ac-
commodaiionsto as large anextent as would
be prudent in times as uncertain as the
present.
Some little anxiety IS felt at the tcnden-
cy toward rise in the foreign bill market,
as any important advance in prices would
have the effect of increasing the export of
specic-thc dimnuiion in which for the
two weeks past has had SO important an cf-
feet in the restoration of confidence, and
placing business generally on a more hope
full basis.-C COMMERCIAL .1drcrtiser.
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SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

The cholera was creating dreadful ra-
wages in Guaja!ajara.
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS
PER STEAMER ATLANTic.
ENGLAND.


Trade in England is rcviving, and bul
lion in the Bank increasing.
The average daily attendance at the
Crystal Palace is stated TO be 6s.0oo
SPAIN AND THE u. STATES.
The cxci'cmcnt in Madrid relative TO the
late Cuban affairs, is dying away.
The French Journals are very severe on
Lord Palmcrston's late speech at liver
ton.
The Austrian Government caused X
surh 10 be hung in c1igy in Pesth on The
18Th September. Wtatanimpotentdispl
of malcel
Turkey Is believed 10 be on the eve Of a
political crisis.
Commercial accounts from India arc
more favorable. a disastrous inunda,ion
had occurred 10 the Punjaub, destroying ar
immense amount Of property.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
pHrJArErruIA, Oct. Is.
Biglcr, Democrat, has been elected Gov
ernor Of Pcnnsy lvania ~ about G, GOO ma
jority.
Johnson, the Wing candidate for Gov
crnor, loses 1000 votes in Philadelphia
The returns thus FAR leave no Doubt Of the
election Of Biglcr hy large majority.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-20

NJ OTgCE.-THE CONCERN OF u. II. 4
IN A. G. LEWIS, was dis.olvrd on the Isl das
Of Scftefnberlas All persons having Chains !
goinst the sai concern will please rSsscf,t thrA,
for payment, and lhasd Indebted to us will plens,
call and settle, are very hnxious 20 cse ola
old business. Is. III. a. A. q LBWIH,
Oct. l3-ts
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New York, Oct. Is.

The American steamship Atlantic. with
Liverpool dates to the lst inst arrived here
this morning at 10 o'clock. She was de-
tanned forty nine hours on her homeward
voyage, by an accident to her machinery
She also experienced heavy gales.
The Atlantic brings one hundred passen
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CILNs, sILKs.--opENEDTnIs NOR.

AALs<S, shLkS.--OPENEDT THIS NOR
> ming tile lnrgcst fpa magnificent stock pf
Brpc. Clondcd and Dahin.is SINS ever seen IN
Lynciiburg, and nt prices much cheaper lhun u.un,
lo most respectfully asks TIE atic'inn Of tho La,
dicsio his large stock ofSs md other dress Goods
ms they were al bought IL France ~ thu nenuiao
turcrs, md ali,eli llerpcf than usual.
tirtS-il.r, ID r. q TTTEH9
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ClLM AND SATIN sCAiirs Ann

~ CkANAIS.--Th BGbstrihet has now opes
the most magnificent stock OF Tine silk end SAITH
Scaris and CIrvhtS in rho market. IA they wuvs
bought IN London and Paris, und nrc much chcst
y tspn usunL
Blk italftn praSars from soc To 80 ooa 'H'
Scarf-, tt,y chcap
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4 oTlCE-To ID cIl:e..s q Lg1leE5.rg I'D

n OTECE-T'o he C5't-a,s Of LyacE5arg ant
~ odf69ng eouajies-"hnoHlcdsc is Safety"
Couttrjia and 4fN,7ri Baak-NDtc Dc,cctng. ~ mn
and III Baats nor iss-e', hereafter 10 he isenck
TAUGHT IN \ LESSON OF one HOUR. BY
7. NANE.
Al Counterfeit oud Altered Bank Bills niay be
detected by my one, whether lie has ever before
seem y Bin on tie Bank or not
Having taughi, with crfirc satisfaction, Bankers
Brokers' Merchants, Mechanics and farmrrs,-
finally fall professions and tradcs-l fccla pleas
Ore 10 referring IA tho following gentlemen who
hive boon inueht by me-:
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~ T.. @. Handkerchief, from II dr., 10 10 ,iA
fncsi--wnrranted 10 bo ~ Linen. Among wbi.L
may be- io,pd some extra sire gent's' hatgs. :. ,
Ocf2-if. ID r. g. PETERS Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-20

- subsrr'bef has received hfs cntird stock "A
BLANKETS, Consisting Of much the orgcst stock
he lrs ever Ind the pleasure Of Offering. Amory
which may be found
Real Maekinaw, extra si9As -
Bed Blankets, very nrgo and seporp article
Whitney = rood siyc, 40fi
J.. d.
Colo " a fArgo stock.
MI Of tho above Blankets Ncro I'M. hnscd n
Manchester, Enrlund, from tho pnnufpcts,ry, md
nis rtech cheaper than usunl. 1li1 attention u
Farmers and others is respectfully called Ia tho
above Gopds, ~ they will find the prices ercnly ro-
ducod IBdp-ift.I d. r. a rETERS
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Rs ron IkENT.--srhe Store nov occnpii
MILL IA ~ Nesury. siriiilison 4 Stitham Pos.ss-
sion ea bi had by tue 1T ., Nes.u;ier Apply to,
y BDtD N JOHN hlNNiHRl
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Al RICHMOND E:ROGuEsI /.

IA kins, just 10 store and for sale by ,
Oef lois ECHOLS II pEYnn
A Large assortment Oftiroccr I. ~
IA Dry Gofs DE-, stHiag mi n efos-' ~ re- -
I. WILLIAMS Intending % remove ir''n linen
urg. offers close ont biz entire steeh ~ h7"da
by Inc l., gs,n,,a,y next The recruitment is large
aud vel .,.orfcJ- the .r,,,,-r 81 he goods having
been recently parchr.ed for edsh' IND h. u pre-
pared 10 oltr ndacemenfs superior 10 hny house III
Lsnehbnfg: M "A,
The Sferc-IIn,sc j which lie Il nos iising viii
be h. rriit IN ll.e ~ January nt4t!
~ IE.-f.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-20

IL 30 dozen Iadics MID Gertlrinrn'. Md
Gloves, (a colors) the best article ihai could be
purchased in Pa,is warranted to be superior 10 any
glove in the market.
Oct I3-ifts d. G. PETERS.
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TO TuE EptroR or Tns NEW YORK HERALD.
Sin :: Ia the translation published In your paper OF
yesterday OF the words addressed to my friends, at
the popular banquet with which I ". honored, ut
Hsvans, on this "a Instant your Translator committed
some errors, which make ms appear destitute OF
common sense. TO this would not objsot but I
have right 20 complain Of the In nvoluptary cslumny
contained in tb. following words attributed to me BY
your interpreter =" The basis Of thl, duty va, 20
sacred that it was approved In the country where
write and the press Of which Am representative
What said this -" Ia bas, d dber ers sd iads
ran ssgrada ets halls cpro5scon basa 81 pals en
dosSs escrbo, d> epyr prensa tengc eJcnt, Sc i ~
5igro rtprsserianier which literally translated W =
Moreover the basis Of this duty go sacred that
va, approved In the country whsrs write, ana
OF the ptess, Of which have nov opposite TO me .
worthy representative
therefore request you, sir 20 publish this csrrec
tion for. While am ready TO submit TO any <ror In
the translator which msy make m. seem dehcient IN
untersapding an not willing 20 Be rep .esentsd In
tn ai,s iaht 0f a1mrpg TO be tins repr sentative OF
the pts.s u the nitsd States 70 vb'ch honor hsvs
no claim Respsctfnlly, Youx " sst obsdisnt,
Nav Yoss, yes. ~. tsSA A. \. SAN MARTIN.
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NEW YORK LEaIyLATURr
Senate.
BIZ MogsK's MAGNETIC rELxoRAPH.
ALBANY, Feb: "a 1851.


BIZ MogsR's MAGNETIC rELxoRAPH.
ALBANY, Feb: "a 1851.
PETITIONS.
Of0rsamus Bushnell, for docks In the Sixth and
Tenth wards of Brooklyn for revision of the tarlaw
REroRrs
BY Mr.. GEpprs, hvorably, on the bill authorizing
railroad companies IN the State to subscribe to tho
stock Of the Attcs and ornslisvine Railroad 5,
Also, for amending the charter Of the Attlca and
HoInellsyile Railroad.
MT Cross submitted majority report favorsbly, on
the bill to prevent burials In cities.
Mr. CRoLIus introduced bill to incorporate the Dels-
ware and Schoharis Railroad. -
Several private bill were passed, including Act
authorizing the Supervisors In queen county to sell
certain lands in Jamaica.
MILITIA LAW
The law to the militia laws then taken
up for consideration The frat sootipn reads fol-
able bodied white male ctissn resident
In this State. who is shall be OF the age o. years.
and under tho age OF 40 years. shall be enrolled In the
Mr. GEDpEs moved to strike out the word WHITE
The vote was not taken.
ELECTION or UNITED STATES SENATOR.
The Dill providing for new electiou OF Senator In
Congress came up 1t provided for election the
first Tuesday Of March.
Mr.. BEEKMAy addressed the Committee. He read
the proceedings Of the Whig General Com and
city and claimed that they addressed themselves TO
his colleague and himself He thought they expressed
he views of the people Of New York. He wed his
to continue and in the
position to that limited at in recent oarricature
both fish and fesh. candidate Tor the on, OF
United States Senator should show his position "a
that 1t could be fully underst ood He feared that
Fish, elected to the United States Senate would be
influenced by and united to abolition associations.
Mr.. GEDpFs addressed the Senate in reply.
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BY MoRsKs LIsE-oFFioE 10 WALL STREET.
FEs.usRY 2t-Bh.M NJ
BcrrALo Wind southwest; thermsmeter 81; ba.
rometsr 80 10.
RorHrsrts -Rained til Up. NJ; nov clear and cold;
Thermometer 50.
ArrtRN Quite warm, thermsmeter 10.
eyRscUsg.-Rsininr; wind w.et and thsrm om ster IS
Uric, -Rsined all day; wind east; thernomster al;
barometer 20 geo.
Alp.Sr. = Raining; wind north Thermometer al
barometer 99.06.
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the direction OF tho President to cause to b. removed
to said buosng the ofcs, and mae h,sry and spprr.
OF the mint st end ell laws fer
the government of tia mint at Philsdsiphis ehsl bs
applicable to the mint In New York;
Mr. Tooass, (~nig, of Gs raised point Of ordsr-
the smendment was clearly against existing laws.
The CHAIRMAN decided the amendment out of order.
Mr. PHosSix appealed and the decision Of ths chair
wss sustained. Ayes, IT, Nays A.
Two thirds OF the bills wsrs disposed Of, whsn TIN
committee rose, and ct quarter past nine tbs House
adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-25
NEWS BY TEL EGRAP PH. .
s4lGMy IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
Interesting Debate In the Senate
on the Presidents Message.
,OURL BETWREN MRSSRS. STANLY AND ISCE.
e~~~~~~~>~~~~~~S~e~>~>~~~
AMIN BEY AT WASHIN TON.
Proceedings Of the New York Legislature,
Sc. SC. Sc.


WAsHfsoToN Feb "a, 1881.
'1aE ANrIo pATEo DuRI NICARAGUA MrSrsTEe--
PRESENT TO THK HON. HENRY CLAY-THR NAVAL
MEDICAL BoARD-AMIN BRY, ETC, ETC.
Msssrs Stsnly and Ings went out to fight duel this
morning at ten oclock, somewhere beyond the Dis
T-rict line Mr. Btanly accom- panied by William 3.
Ashe, representative from North Carolina and VIII
liam Cost johnson, Of Msryani ss his friends; and
Mr.. Inge, by Albert @. Brown, and Jefferson Davis
Of Mississippi Shots were exchanged whsn through
the interference of the seconds mutual understand.
ing was entered into. Nobody hurt, and the fortu-
nate termination Of the affair gives unalloysd salts
faction.
licary Committee In the Senate They will probably
report against any further legislation this session
Cheap postage Is looking up.
Senior Msrco,etA, Minister Pisnipotentiary Of the re-
public OF Nicaragua, was ofacally presented to the
President, on Saturday.
Tho Turkish Envoy, Amin Bey, and suite, arrived
acre thN morning from his estern and Southern
tour
A California gold medal WAS presented to the Hen
Henry Clay, Saturday, by the Hon Edward Gilbert
Representativs from California behalf Of some OF
TIE Hon. Lewis q. Levin of Pennsylvania, was pre-
entsd. on Saturday night, by his native American
q sas % and ",chry OF With
The Naval Medical Board, recently convened at Phi.
ladelphia report the following assistant surgeons
.Iusl6ed for promotion = Robert r. Msceun, william
A. Harris and Henry O. Mayo; and the following can.
lidates qualified for admission assistant surgeons
ssn Phdps George psSh New ~ Yors sse0S Shsr.s
Fahs, York. Pa; jerks II. Otis. Boston; Frederick
Horner jr. Warrenton, Va; Jas. whiting Norfolk;
Randolph Harrison, Cartersvilie Va; W Wysham,
baltimore Albert Shiiver, Philsdelphia Thomas LIE
Page cronmilisr Savage Factory, Nd Drsyton,
Coleman, Hs,fax Court House, Va; J. Page Hopkins
Winchester, Va; Richard Ii. Cowmsn, Annapolis Md.
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To.ms,rov, Wednesday, .. the last dsy fsr s'ss
note. 81 i.sue Tor tho March term Layers are re-
Quested to designate on their Notes OF nsu. vsscs
calendar the ssme toe There oil bs thr~s e~e~
sets cslsra Tor this eourttse trial c1~naAf -
aecsfsl tsf M. snd issue oI lac cslss sisSs.
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tor nthere had been Journals to exchange with the
Hersf and 1rt5sIne they would hsvs had toresord
many good acts, and the enlightened editors OF the
New iork papers would have cepked the articles
their enlightened columns. If . rascal took his kit
on mis- bssk and started hers ween tive days
ana II II was asked where he went che answer would
would be-ho went 20 Texas. II q writ was 20 BE-
served upon man who inrvni,s or turn
Esde on the back would be &c. I. IT, Gone TO Tesss
(Eoars Of laughter) Texas had been srsnded ., :
lana of fugitive vagsboads and villaiss He asked
them to reflect she not Indebted to the good Ola
States for every rascal In Ter domain Great laugh
ter and oheerng) Texas lad all the blame while the
others supplied tL- material The old Stater no xever
have seat other characters tterebrsve men who had
shed their blood in her They remembered
with grssituds In country 90 enterprising Texas
was ct th1e time there was no social circle Eadies
did not ar3 ought not to 90 tero Men thus deprived
OF the refining influences Of wozgn, became reckless
agd rude. They had net woman's smiles TO applaud,
their frowns TO condemns. But thank Cod woman
there nov, ard her infuence pervadsd the whole
try He maintained that Texas the raost gallant
all the States appeared from her (which
was entirely In favor Of the fsir sex Other States
had since foll,ved the example; and |. tho degra.
dation OF tn 1r1ian measured By the abject
diton OF his sqyow, what would be raid of the
advanced state q civilization In Texas
Vehemsn Mt cheering followed this address.
Mr. dRgsLEy being called ON by Some of ths meeting 4
TO speak said he fett IL re2rosch New York that
q De lator had coms 900 niles to teach them ths
evils Of drunksnnsr and the blessings of temperancs
The meeting then slosed with . hymn and benedic.
tion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-25

P.wrUcKsT, X. l., Feb. Gath, 1851.
person named william Mann has been arrested
here for pssing counterfeit bills the PhsniK Bsuk
New YORK.