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The terms upon which this company insure Life
are peculiarly favorable to the Insured -lnuchmore
30, II j, believed, than the terms OF any other Lie
Insurance Company, to wit:
The great security afforded IN a Guaranty Fund
Of 100000. 100000 OF which da> been paid IA cash,
and $4,000 secured IN the safest manner, by Bond
or Mortgage OF Real Estate;
hlfes0f Premium gTedhyTefHrsd from the rates
OF other { COMPANIES and more equally graduated;
Insurance lor the benefit OF marrleG cgmeR secure
from the creditors OF their husbands,
Tile insured not liable to assessments for i9sscs;
No extreme ba=arGs taken bv tbs company;
iHaHnugi iiriGeHd 10 all pDiicy h0ldcrs, paya-
Bile IN cqsL; G'sg, l'i'iJRS made 10 life policies
crcrg IRE years;
Notes tancnu apart iyr payments;
Policies issued upon application without delay,
causing no loss uimsurauCr 81 the parties.
Lives OF either SEX insured between the ages Of
fourteen and -IXly, inclusive Tor year or Tor Life"
The pamphlets and tracts published by the cont
panywiIl be found to contain much valuable MORN.
alton respecting the nature, principles Application,
and teneitso' lie Insurance. Also, an examination
OF the plans ol the other mutual companies OF the
country, and full explanation OF the plan proposed
by tins COMPANY, together with various tables, ouis
showing the rates OF premium Tor the term OF life OF
several companies compared with the rates OF this
Company, for all ages aud terms at which insurance
ismade. Pamphlets and tracts furnished gratis, and
applications received and forwarded by
aug. lO-l-ly G.. BURR, Agent. Oitqlra H.
d d THoHPSoN, VI D., Medical Examiner
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Prairie House,

AZ the Great Sglptm Springs, h,Hi-'cay betrscH
Oudlr1 and Peru. on tAe d3itsm road,
NEAR STARVED ROCK.
Travellers wi.I find as good Accommodations AZ
my house asatany other IN the country and atprcr-
to make it an object to step. Excellent Sahug at
lach-d to the establishment A. L. REED.
ieb 3, lSj0-!t
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STATE OF ILLINOIS. La Sale county, In
Chnncery; Lasale Circuit Court, April term, a
y 1851. Hannah Ann Turner rs Joab Turner.
Bill for Divorce,
TTnppcoring from an affidavit on file in the Office
/ oite clerk ollhe circuit court Of said county that
the deienden,, Joab Turner, is not resident Of the
state OF Illinois, and the complainant having filed her
bill oicomplain, herein, and summons having issued
thereon according to law, nstice Is therefore hereby
gwen to the said Joab Turner that unless he shall
be aud appear before the circuit court OF said county
on the fret day OF the next term thereof to be hold
en- ut the Couri House, IN Ottawa ON the ith Mon.
dry ofAprii sesi, and dcmur, answer, or except to
said compliments bill, the same will be taken as
confessed against YOU and the matters and things
therein prayed for, decreed accordingly
z. LINDLEY Clerk.
Norris {, Fisher, Compliments Solicitors feb
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PEUlRE or COTVTERFrITN

REWiRE or COyNTERFEIT,S
This medicine has attained tina, high character
which : necessary ioTaH uledc,aes lo attain 600 in-
uuce ceuutrrr.lerst 90 put forth spurious article q,
The rl,k 81 the lives %. those who aye un0cently de-
ccycd
LOOK WELL To TIE MARKS OF THE
GENUINE
They have the written signature utt. VI. JACK
son upon the wrapper. anI the name blown n the
bottle, ,rya0W irhIch they are spurious
For sale wholesale and retail a, the
GERNlN MEDICINE STORE.
No 10 ARCH street, one door below sixth,
late Oh rs Race street. Philadelphia, and by res
pecrb,c dealers generally throughout ,hc country.
Also for sale hy c. l.. iH5Nrsoy, Ottawa.
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MOriimorc'S
Rheumatic Compound,
ASp
Blood PURIFIER

'INWiS Medicine J.. Tor sale by he subscriber The
| public are requested 20 read the certificate OF
Nr Lew Hills below. q. NArTINGrR.
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DR.. CHRiSTIE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE

IL used for oil complaints affecting the Throat or
Head such Us bronchitis inflammation OF the Throat,
Nsgvous and Sick Headache, Dizziness Of the Head,
Seutaigla IN the Face, Burning or Roaring in the
Ears Deafness which 10 generally Nervous and thst
distressing complaint, called Tic Dolossgx.
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90. OLR AvnagwSov, Admir-.

Esidfe " jacob y, Rirh deceased
NOTlCEjs hereby gwen, that will make npp-
~ cation to the county court OF La Sale county on
the 3D. Monday in Machnext Tor an order to sell the
lands and tenenents belonging 10 the estate OF Jacob
u. Rich deceased, or as much hersolnsmny be- nee.
essary To pay the debts OF sald deceased, at which
time and place all persons interested are requested to
appear alid show cause why said real estate should
not be sold.or the purpose aforesaid.
Jan. "a EMELTNg c. Ricu, Admry
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MANILA ROrE, Of size. suitable tor Bc,l-coris,
A'1 Halter ropes clothes lines, towing lines, stem
andbow lines u,l2 NM llAsKELL.
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5, 900 Persons

Including all ages. classes snI coudiunn, .moux
which we're large number " ladies' sho srs p.cu
haf.y subject to Nervous Complaints, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED
when all hope Of relief had b-en given Up and eye4,
thing else been tu.d IN VAN
To illustrate the use OF tho CALNkNIC BELT
suppose the case ct person afflicted with that ban.
OF civilization DYSPEPSIA, OF any other thrunic or
Nsryou, Disorder q ordinary cases, s!mulant. ats
take which, ty their action on the nerves anI mus.
cics Of the stomach afford temporary relief but winch
leave tie patient % lower state and With luJufti
faculties arst the action thus ehciisl has ceased
Now compare this With the sirct recalling from TIE
apple alton oi tIe GAL|ANtt BELT. lasea g.s
Popuc sufferer, even N the wont symptoms ri or
attack and simply tie the ENt around the Body us,ug
the Magnetic FLUID =, directed n a short period ~.
In'susIue preparation val. act on the pn,,ivs element
OF the Belt thereby causing Ga.gsLic circulation
which rlA pass On 10 the negative and theme. back
sgsin 10 the positive, thus keeping up culanuoui
GslVsnIc circulation throughout the ~ STAN Thu,
tue most severe cases OF DYSPEPSIA sB PtRNA.
N.NTLY CURED 4 F-W DAYS Is APPLY
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE lHS DISEASE
o. YEARS
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A Derangement Of tho Nervous System.

=. o. In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drug, and
"lsI'elhes 'ne'tdis hs 2ina,' for they weaken the
Nlsi energies OF the already Frustrated - stem while
under the strengthening, fe.giIng ,liotiug inau
ehee OF oalSahism, as applied by thu. beautiful and
"onaeTin discovery, the exhausted patient aud weak.
inca 'uhereT IA restored 10 !ormsr health strength
elasticity and yigor
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DRY GOODS.
TOBACCO,

"a BOXES Of superior plug Tobacco different
Nv qualities; Fine cut chewing and smoking, in
persand bulk, constantly OF hand and ior sale by
dcc22 LOCKWOOD.
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md al disease, OF ta, nature 1t may be relied upon when
SIC tnis; gent physcan ha. abandoned his patient for
he.e distressing Diseases especially pRorsr the propu
ser would earnestly and honestly recommend IT, At IL
present pros Il Cay obtained by all and tho a will prove
af,le, e o be The
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The Editor said. Dec. .2l-' Dr. ToaH4aFS Cr,.
etrgi-d German E4urrS lfHc care OF Liver Com
pu,ut laJuuIee, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous
Deb. %. Is dc-aNgGy one ui the mos popular med
.r.vu- ,rrl. day. lhc~c b.t.rrs have been used hy
thousands ami a TREND AZ our elbow saws he has
hlI,e received au eiiucuu. and permanent cure ut
Liver Complaint, from the use otth- remedy. We
are convinced that IN the use Of these BguerS, the
ptl,u, constantly gains strength aud yIgoJ-a tact
worthy ul great consideration. They are pleasant
boo ta-rc IuH SMELL ana can be- used by persons Nllh
the most delicate stoAachs wlth safety, under any
circumstances NeHrc speaking from experience,
ana 20 lhr afflicted NNr advise their use 20
SCOTS Weekly one OF The best Literary papers
published said, Aug Is" DR. Ho0RdaEs German
b.t'srs manufactured ~ Dr. Jackson, are now rec
ommcnjra hv the most prominent members nj the
faculty as anarrrc % ruch efficacy in eases IT r.
malrwrahne~s A,-uch Is the ca-r, w. would I'D
wise ulI mohcls 70 obtain bottle, and lhrS save
themselves much sickness. Persons OF dcoIAtl,rt
constitutions ~, lind these ht'er' advantageous to
their health astsc know from experience the salu-
tary g.lcc, they have upon weak systems
MORE EVIDENCE.
The "Ph.ladt plaza SATURDAY Gazette" the best
family newspaper published u the United States,
the editor .ays VI Dr. H0oflad'S German Bttsrs,
81, = seldom that we recommend whoiar term
,i Pa,rn, Medicines 10 he confidence and patron
ut ouTrylicr> and therefore, when we recommend
DR. llootand's German Bl'trrs," We wish It dis
uUCtIy understood that We are not speaking OF the
uo,'rum- ofrhr day that are uolsed about for bret
period, aud then forgotten after they have dome their
guilty race OF mischief huJota medicine ,0ng e-,a1-
lr-hrd, universally priced, and which ha, met lhe
hearty approval OF the faculty itSe.t"
Tha, ih.- medicine viii cure Liver Complaint and
Dysyrpsia no one can doubt, after using 1t a. "a.
rec.sd /, acts specifically upon the stomach and
iyer-itI, preferable 20 caomel m gAbHiiggs dISeg.
ses-ihr ef,ct j. immediate. They can be- admin.
stered TO tsnGie or infant with sairEy and reliable
benefit at any time.
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Salt.
Aux Trancnis!

Aux EraNcais!
TEAM II. MURPHY, Wocat, ct procurcur,
q aynnt setabli ixement en- Ottawa, oilertseseer-
vices aux FRANCHISES de ce,e vile ct conte II sac.
cupc de rensclgnements en- general, de yentes ct
achats de terres ct asons de reduction de letters,
procuration, de REQUIREMENT. de payer dies impot
sur les ben dc errc ct de arc un exacle recherche
de ti,res e, soyan bien verse dams la angue Fran
co.'s ct les ox dEurope tsynn, ypralique plusleurs
annes) on So, trouyait leur avnntnge de lul'olr
mar In reurs Snuyalent lenconnodc ctl'embarns
suite de ne leur parlent Ia langue Englasc.
Office dens ia cour aug TO-
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nEER skins dressed, oil dress. on reasonable
IL ternsby sepsi =. Thorn.
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DR.. CHRISTiE'S
GALVANIC BRACELETS

ATE found Of vast service In of Commissions or
Pits spWmodic Complaints aud gsncrsl Nervous
Affections Of the Head and upper eA,rsmi,ias Also
In Palsy and Paralysis and all diseases caused by
deficiency OF power or Nervous Energy In the Limbs
or other organs OF the body
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For The Removal and Permanent Cure Of AZ
NERVOUS DISEASES.


t. IL RAJ BIIITY
s'ths"ehins tho Weakened body, giving tone to the
ni'o IN FITS, GRANT, PARALYSIS and PALSY
phsrhfSiA or lNDlGEsrlON, RHEUMATISM
a.Clf' ana IhkONlt GOVT EpILEPSY LUM.
WACO, DEAFNESS. NERVOUS TRTMoRs %,
rIIAIloN OF THE HEART APOPLEXY. NEIi
KALulA PAINS IN the SIDE and CREST LIVER
COMrLhNI. SPlNAL COMPLAINT, and curry
ATtRE OF tho srlNE, HIP COMPLAINT DIs
EAsks OF tho KIDNEYS, DEFICIENCY OF NyRy
Gus aud PHYSICAL ENERGY and all NERVOUS
DISEASES which complaints arse from one simpI.
Sauss-namsly 'F'~
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Calf Skins.

% DOH prime No uppers for sale low by
ID march W HASKELL.
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Townsend's Sarsaparilla.
I,NOR Sale whole sale ans retail at IS per dozen,
r by g. l.. THoMFLoy, Agent.
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NE D0LLA r.
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,

and al other organs, upon the aet'n OF which life and
ssnlth depend.
THIS mel-sas has la',ly high rspu'e a. remedy fo'
Dropsy aud Gravel
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? n DOH Cnl.sEuns Just finished ntmy Tanncy
t ' ~ and Tor sale low. " IlAsEEIr
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Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.

These dreadful aud sgoniling complaints are IN.
g'sssly r,iisrsd by tho application Of the GALvArio
B.Lr NsekiAcs and FUN. The Belt disusss the
local effect and the Fluid acts directly upon tho AZ
fsoted nerves In these distressing affections the ap
plicstion NEVER FAILS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-25
,,.,,o.c " THOMPSON.

A. is ccn,,emou las proposition now pend'ns h'i'ie
the Legislature for he esiAeAS's ~ ''ne q s''''
between Norfolk ani .nweiH, III nI1ef i'at our 'ae'''
nav tc enabled 10 Judge oi IL 'sss III every 'Spsc' "
the en,risc liz pola:ls 10 utdfaSo, VIZ .se! tue io""
inc na,ir 81 The Steamship A!3atass, recently CONSTRUCTED
under his direction ,,en from TIE fh'"de'pha 'thi"i
Dill. r -. 9,Iist We will only add, mat While
own citizens are ia? competent io Tie VI 'Nc'
-, in e construction OF steamships 10. tie
evor, nt prudence would dictate the praFey
oe calling in the all wao have succeeded in con
| 4, ..s..la IN "A manner we'll suited 10 that more
| u,. T., MIR Thompson find such man, ana
e 400 ,v acs;.c 10 succeed in establishing the conempia
-, ,i b rln in on judgment, affords the only certain
means OF accomplishing thai great o'Jec''
r,,su,, AIuArRossNe believe no vessel ever built
M our mort has elected 10 nsch aa'atioa 10 ms ne" ana
anrer steamer She stands unrsa!ed Tor behutv c! form
elegance and convenience Of arrangement lhoush9ut -
,re w IL, s,e.J as screw steamer In her saoo.s uni
snre rooms there adaptation 10 any occasion OF !G
or small list of pas.ngea l stare room Is So arranged
~, a., may H.. onc rcs bcrhs In III this iii
her odmaa. ventilation must Gac the snip extremely pop
ar 10 passrcgefs He! capacity Tor iitsh Is mos, c1i-
o.eio,,v yr-,.riav wharf was piled up with boxes,
haI ana barrels 20 sHc extent that II was believed by
many of these oGg shore that ile snip could not stow II
80: VII h,fe me hi ali oeo~ .er decks, and room,
j, or ,.ayiv ouc niri She goes therefore
| an ,.cc. dncy l.rec, but not a i'.i ifc.ght.
Anrrrohiv 10 nice nc snip thrown open Yesterday
G- yi.;,ors Daring eniir" day slu crowded
,b ra,r ana hca,,;c cry: Int tie Place admir-
ed and meal ,-i ater, the triGdi c.aaJer This with
ia sureIb lrnurc admred BY all and well might b,
for such em o room - cc 'y chiisenet il - rare
10 n hn met with More than Thousand Vi citizens
visited he p Yesterday. The A5auss eft her appon.
ted nor We watched her far the CONT tcc mile,
coyy ~ civ She plshc his dsiInce the tide in
h,r ,ya- in III. so!, space Of t"f: and hall mHGcs.
his extraordinary l2nEng IL equal Ia moc ;han twenty
mill pcr hour The ,6ctnss W think atis!ed al! parties
~ , MIL trie o: her speed and Gua!.ies, ard oy
,n,,d her .c to-day farther evidence u success We
sincerely wish size may nave ia'one gales and rapid
pass,. On this lie, frs; TAP and that cur Southern friends
may ic, much p:te III his nooe s'ese IS DO the czns
DIluIclrla
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- u. tHo iDsasarmnsss ne Ng f. displayed so4 i
inconsistency CT his present While he was Do,
ns n!s iene:Es the hour having arrived the House Ia,
The customary recess. tS
AFTERNOON SESSION.
When the hour arrived. usual no quorum was prass
md several Intellectual efforts made adjourn
the bell rnng. and after the lapse of minutes A.
;ng which frequent counts, bare majority ma
their appearance aud ;ae business al the House was
ceedrd with
The subject of formation ri rcw county comm. =,
order Mr. CARROLL .o1a I'll lis remarks. lie :.i,.,
tr! his surprise the inconsistent course pursued by Y.
HAYS. and made some ohrcioa 10 the name given N,
! county.
Mr. Hay defended himself from The charge OF ac1ns,,
:.ncv and cx!ine! his advocacy OF the bill be.,,
the cemmtrt because md there been assaed b. Mem
the lie asked if he had taken back
ment or areumen, there advanced He thought that insea
~ being cechiseA, MS peculiar position enea hin -
ceye III" s.mp4,hes OF members.
The discussion further continued ty 1le...i
CRETCHFlELD, HORNEH and the SPEAKER 81 IA
.rppof oi ;iir tI.
The question bong put, the bii vas passed
BANKING.
Tn. Bin establishing a g tnk Fa.unont on the free 5.a
ng prncir!a, corning uP ~ IL passage
Nr SPEED made brief sh;ciGsn. ~ tle ca'at'"- n
he bill IL locw"! ~ Nj ri.NoNl j.. hASRi.
SON n the sid, wiz, in speech o MOI, .an u,cs
mower egincing CD, 2seat si'"f Ak lodsh an hs
ou III Acquaintance win tie suJeci set i''ih hs graua
ii opposition IL stated that he had studied Tie sao.cc
yeara.
Mr. SPEED EXPRESSED surpTisc at ms ns Ii" vs.:
under the impression the ica embodied 10 The bill ti
not entered the mind u un!l within tie last sever
eight years.
md reference the general subject OF banking.
Dir. BoYDSrON briefly advocated the passage 0: II.
motto, 10 indefinitely postpone tsins deci.t ii III
negative lie bill wa S3'. q! we o'''% y"tc-a.esi !,
'V Wo motion Of Ar EDWARDS, the House aloanci
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IIIr RII-E nInG.E II'N\EI

The public will o. :ntercsted in the following corrfspon
ience 10 which devote maci, OF our space 1t seds
much ch, on subcc in regard to which there much mis-
APPREHENSION For reasons should regret
ace This Tunnel the great work which brings the East and
the West together completed. We had designed in this
connection say something to-day of the Tunnel Lynch
burg, which, though Of smaller dimensions, is yet
s,cs magnitude and ia highly credatc Virginia enter
crse aad skill We may touch upon it briefly
RIoAMoSp, MARCH -, 1851
To Gov. JSo. b. FloyD;
Dear Sir: Aware the very deep interest the pubic fee
IN Tic progress that greatest Of the works o the
c Biz. Ridge funnel take the liberty OF addressing
you aa President oi the Board Of Public Works and such
., SIC Blue Ridge Railroad Company, enquiries ,onc.
ny WORK lou ~. that u;i'oIs o. all ina
einaLe iiiIs preudc.s - This undertaking and calcu
ated 10 weaken confidence oi III. public large il.
complexion bat in as prdcica5y have been in
circulated in particular quarters und IL effect
particular purposes To reiuc these Iumors and satisfy
public cx3ecat!on is desirable you will your EAR
LEST conS ericuce inform OF the progress Of the work
III Cost when compared with similar works elsewhere and
what ground there may be for INDUCING in the supposiioa
that i; Is inpraclcable.
MAY bc permitted 10 suggest that monthly publication
or bule from President OF the Board Of Public Woke
informing the public Of tile progress Of .s great under
taking would be hGly satisfactory 10 every and
vent the rschieyuus designs o; those who
motive in exciting prejudice against III S.o lid
this done CONNECTION Will the very large OF
bu sness transacted by lie bocd and which Is every
day ncre ,sing tho necessity increases for the
apponncnt by the Legislature OF Secretary the Board
Adv one who will trouble himself examine into the bu-
,ness Of the Board will be convinced ot ts propey.
With much respect, you're, &c.
j. MARSHALL McCUE.
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Important In NJ yiag tho Union. an4 we trust 'hs ~
adopted without division;
Whereas The Legislature Of the State OF oou'! caI,s
has passed act sroyidc for The appointment % and
10 Southern Congress Ito be entrusted win i.h .i.;.
authority 10 deliberate with The view and intention , con-
ing further aggression, and if possible oil Ieso,cnd de
s,,uonal rights of the South and II not 10 ,,hich act
provision Tor her future safety and indeini!oehc s.my.
has been formally communicated 10 TINS ''ene of
lst BE therefore Resolved, by tue "rne. viii S
Virginia rnt whilst this State deeply s,is@rnntatc inter.
ference of non-slavehoding States WIN among the
su,ions and whist diversity oil opinion 10 ,isdnm ms.
- WIS ;,,i,v of The measures OF the late on-
grcss of the Emitted States, taken as ,b, Ieaislar ii
known MS the compromise measure her sister State of S.
Carono thai the people of this State are um i ~ ae
any action lin consequence u VIC
troy The integrity Of this Union ocs nj Tho CONGRESS
If tho limited States taken together u a" a - ~
exciting questions which they I,., u'a ~ ,h
- W. n rv executed, they VIII i.so,e " ,ie county
nope a nns confidence which Of late have been SO un-
happy disturbed the State OIL & =, ssna l,a,as - tha
| the present condition oil Inc cou"''' -
proposed % That Virginia earnestly and aectonately
appeals her sister State oil sous h;b not Inn,
anv ued,atcd secession upon her part when eao pu
and - ,bs desucon Of the Union and the loss to oil OF
~" states Of the benefits that spring from It.
p.t ,tb That Virginia. believing the constitution oil
= T;,sJ states if faithfully administered, provides ade-
nroec,ion 10 the rights OF all the Staies ms conea-
eracy and el looking 10 INA. instrument io ,
of the icsent and tie hopes OF the future inv"kes all
ho live under il 10 adhere more strictly TO H. and to pre-
&c nyoi,,e HE safeguards which il affords TO the rights
Of and III of s
scncd in anv way affect the institutions peculiar 10 The
Sanb deserves the unqualified Isprobaon is dcrosa-
orv 10 The rights and peculiarly offensive TO- the South
ern States and must If persisted H. inevitably defeat inc
restoration peaceuLand harmonious sentiments IN hese
/ States. ~. =.
Resolved 9th. That The governor of this commonwealth
be requested 10 transmit copy OF 'hese resolutions 10 e
executive of the State of South Carolina with the request
that they laid before her next legislature and that copies
also transmitted TO the executive OF each OF the ohei
States OF this Unon-he State of Vermont only excepted
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THE CONVENTION ON SATURDAY AND MoNDA

THE CONVENTION ON SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
The Convention reassembled at the usua hour on Sau
day and Monday The journal having been read and APP
proved the House resolved into Committee .; the
Whole on the Basis question On Saturday Mr. Price OF
C.reenbcr smoke until the adjournment In support of the
White Basis There being night session on Saturday
Mr.. Fuqua who entitled to the floor after Mi T. mad
concluded spoke supper, Of the Mixed Basis or Monday
until the hoa: of adjournment Mr.. Fulz of Augusta fol
lowed Mr. Fnqua a, night and spoke in favor Of the White
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CASUALTY AT THE CENTRAL RAILROAD DEPOT.

CASUALTY AT THE CENTRAL RAILROAD DEPOT.
The young man who rresen, before the Coroners in
quest could explain oil the acs which are as foilo~s
Aoou, o'clock Saturday night the freight train came in, ard
one of the hunds from the country hired by the Company
cred 10 aid in unloading the train He was cautioned
not to 20 On the side house. but he walked along
side the train aud caught between the house and the
cara The Company had bought of Mr. Goodwin II feet of
ground 10 wd.n the street between the track and his
houses part Of which is occupied by ono of his
houses; aud the which caused the accident he has
been disappointed in moving bn II will be removed In day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-25

,o- viii, The ruane aud The whole extent u is 'P'aae''
and Judge Tor asei .,., .-.,,.. :, r,,ss.i,. IL IN
Your d,a u IT, "Jn;il'F pioe1':oh - '':s'. - 49,
,,, ON. ,,d .3l,i Gouatess prove satisfactory ~ me
an, lcc IN m oaf Pubic y l.42 Is "hoiiE
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. ",'a eIs'. ieS''"''' JOHN T.. Fi0fp.