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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-13
matters .n HordIr0rs, fufFCrU. GHns.
HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES, &C.,

II ANEals ta'Ises ',A 'fiu,n oi ~oassaani'
GOODS inthrtt lane. tn Which they Hsite TIN a'on
~ pm nasefs MANY oh lheif good. wete put.
ducst, ii the manufacturers tbs country md Enal"t
ash and The, th,,iarr ftp.ted 10 I'll at o'
re,. flr sams goods aubc bought at "a III Sale
llausr BHIlots 3ud Gtipsufes, Will Hf.htti) hnd 'h'
hes s,atfmcufai Lodi and Is'fi 'ae found any "hcf'
m he uBprf country Br4s D. II ~ good
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-13
~ - r. y g. 3,
TO kInICrS for GrnAS Eics
Fresh .srrirHIS i.

'EliE subscribers are ttcsh supply OF Fancy and
silk tiana-, including superior Dress SILKS and Marcel
m's They have On banda good assortment oi fancy articles
such
spool Purse Silk Purse Clasps
Kings aud lasscI>, Il pcho Needles,
Pefiumcr, and Pctnntd soaps,
Gold, silver, aud Steel Rcals,
Al 50,
variety otrnld Knitting Vans and Co,tons Gentlemen
fan be utn'shcd with Shirts and Collars ol the hest
De- II I'm IVY Ne Y BELL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-13

Elliptic SPf nes, Axes, Wagon Boxes broad and harrrw
Coach Lace, Ia-so's. Lamp. Lining Patent and India
Rubber Cloth Broad Cloth, Bras, aud Plated Bands, Maa-
he Castings ol tn tatou. nd, used carnage making,
las l. ,uI IYail ,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-13
Christmas and New Year Presents

r. D. POUND At THE BOOKSTORE
n P.1l,NT X RRG
THE Shakspearv Caller fa Of elegant Engra vol
4 The krcpaic for 1850, elegantly Bound and illus
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-13

Rapc fam , , inches IN dawcier, Col Chain,
l,gt lat al at Stec, from ~ 10 ~ Square, and
from tt - IN Oeagoo, al thelt Importation and
warranted qnit Enrhsh Blis'rr German aud Shear Steel
Amos AMI Row, mud Shovcs Ptr', hatocks, Pole and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-13

I0 BUS ILLS PEACHES on CONSIGNMENT
''V aud far sale bv TINSI.EY \ TAYLOR
Dec 12-aiS
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
Steam Mill at Auction,

THE subscriber will sell his Steam Mill Central s. :,
on TUESDAY, April 1st, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on the
premises.
The lot contains 900 feet of land The main bodng
Blacksmith shop, 80 by 40 feet; one do IL by SIS feet
good Steam Engine of 20 horse power all in good repair
The above sale Will afford opportunity to those
who wish to purchase Machine Shop in central location
where machinery can be forwarded by Railroad every
direction Possession given the LIST day of July
For further particulars enquire of BENJAMIN f. HEY
WOOD, l47 Main street. OF
t. W. BANCROFT, Auct.
Worcester Mar 13, 1851. marlS dwtAI
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
At Auction.

* w SEIBY g. Co will sell on Thursday, March 27;h
- commencing 10 O'Clock, A M, the Furniture OF Mr.
Buum his house Pleasant street, consisting IN part
of eight Carpets Marble Top Centre Table one Divan
Antique Arm Chair one Mantle CLOCK, Sniar Lamps
Dining and Tea Sett with great variety of Crockery,
Glass and Brit ania Ware Mahogany Hat Tree, one
Han Lamp ls cane cottage Chairs Rocking do Blu
reaus Dressing Tables Washstands Chamber Sets, Look
Ing Glasses Clocks, Stoves cel hair Mattresses palm
leaf do live geese Feather Beds Of the best quality Stair
Carpeting Oil Paintings Shower Faith, Bedsteads,
very superior Secretary, large lot of Table Cutlery,
alters wood Chairs two chests Tea with general
assortment of Kitchen Furniture.
The above sale affords chance 10 housekeepers as
the articles are mostly new and in good order and will be
sold without reserve. S. w. SELBY co.
n, .r26-d2t Auconeers.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
Messcnger's Notice.

Worcester, ss. March 10, 1851.
TTON. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
Il for the County OF Worcester, has this day issued
Wesborough in said County, Painter irscivcnt debtor
and the payment of any debts the delivery ofany property
belonging said insolven debtor him for his se
md the transfer Of any property by him. forbidden by
law
The first meeting Of the creditors Of said nsovent debtor
will be held Court Of iEsovency the Office of said
Commissioner in Worcester, in said Comfy, the 18th
day OF April next at ten o'clock in the forenoon, for
the proof of debts and to choose assignee asgnees
Of his Estate. LOWELL BAKER, JR d. s.,
mar25-h3twlt Nj ssenrer.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
Messengers Notice. .

Worcester, S.. March "a, 1851.
ZION. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner Of Insolvency
for the County ofWorcester, has this day issued War
rant agaiest the Estate of WILLIAM ToOMBs, Of
Boylston Laborcr insoyent debtor and the payment
any debts or the delivery Of any property belonging
said nsoivent debtor, to him or for his Use, and the
transfer of any property by him are iorbddenSy law,
The first meeting Of the creditors Of said sovent debtc
will be held at Court of Insolvency, at the Office Of sale
Commissioner, IN Worcester in said county, the 18th
day of April next at ten O'Clock r the forenoon foI the
proof ofdcb,s choose assignee ssgnees his
8 state DAY, D. s.,
mar25.d3twlt Messenger
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

Worcester, ss Probate Office, March 20, 1851.
To all persons interested in the Estate of JOHN P.
HALL, late of Uxbridge, deceased, GREETING.
NOC cited to appear Court Of Probate be
holden Worcester the first Tuesday of April next
to show why the first rendered by Lewis
Hail. The Administrator Of his administration of said Es
tate should not be allowed and the balance in his hands de
creed to the widow.
mar2l-dlF2M CHAS. G. PRENTfSS, Reg.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
Executors Sale Of Real Estate at Auction

XETILI be Sold by order of Executor, the premises
w Friday, March 26th the Real Estate recently oc-
cuped by Edward B. Rice deceased, situated the South
side ofPark street. consisting of lot containing about 10000
square feet, and genteel Dwelling House.
Also lot the Norh side of Thomas street On the
same is large double Brick House, Barn, Blacksmth's
Shop &C., occupied by NJ. t. Breck and others.
Also an estate on Pine street, containing about 5OG0
square feet lately occupied by widow Lucy p Hastings.
Likewise Horse, Wagons, Sleigh, Harness. Buffalo
Robes and other personal property the house Park
Sale to commence Park street 10, Thomas
~, ard inc street 81 O'Clock Terms made
known at the time and place of sale.
For iurther particulars enquire of
ISAAC DAVIS, Executor or
Worcester, March ii, 1851 S. w. SELBY & Co,
r'2-w3t Auctioneers
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
To TIE HoNoRABLE rHE sENATE ANp HOUSE OF RErEE

To THE HONORABLE THE SENATE AND House OF REPRE-
sENTATIyEs COMMONWEALTH CT MAssAcHu
sETTs, INGENERAL Court ASSEMBLED.
d ESPECTFULLY show the undersigned Inhabitants Of
~ Brookfeld and South Brookied, in tie County OF
Worcester, that the division line between the towns of
Bookfed and North Brookd passes through that village
Of East Brook6eld, called in snch
great Inconvenience to Tie Inhabitants of the village, espe
cally in respect the maintenance Of Schools Where
fore they pray that the division line aforesaid may be so
changed begin the Old Post Road leading Brook
field little North OF what is called the Wcutt Mill, and
thence South n degrees so minutes, East three hun
dred and seventy five rods onunent in the line
of Brookeld and North Brookfeld as now established in
Guiding thereby within the OF Brooked, hundred
and three of land lying in North Brookteld
they pray that said land, and e Inhabitants dwelling
hereon may be 10 and become part Of the Town and
Inhabitants Of Brookt Id; and in duty bound will
pray. GEORGE FORBES, aEd others.
North Brookfed, January 80, 1851
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
Commonwealth of Massachusetts !:

In SENATE, Feb. le, 1851.
ON the Petition aforesaid Ordered That the Petitioner
~ cause attesed copy Of said Petition with this order
TO be served upon the Clerks OF the Brook
field and North Brookfeld and published in the Daily Wor-
Spy six tines said service to be days. ard the
last m said publications to be three days at least bee the
Eighth day of April next that all persons interested may
then pear and show cause if any they have why the
Prayer of said Petition should not be granted
Sent down for concurrence c. L. KNAPP, Clerk
In the House OF Representatives, Feb. 20, 1851.
Concured. LEWIS JOSSELIN, Clerk
true copy, Attest
C.L KNAPP, Cleik Of The Senate
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
Great Failure Of

ISAAC H. UPTON & CO., Waldo Block.
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, BON.
NETS RIBBO Ms & MILLINERY ARTI-
Giles, TO BE CLOSED OUT AT RETAIL
SALE COMMENCING ON WEDNESDAY MORNING
MARCH 26tl, 1851, WHICH WILL SETTLE
THE GREAT QUESTION!
'Jyhea lcas an UPTON euer kt,own to CaH?o
THE Great and Far-Famed stoie offsA ACH UPTON &
Co, waldo Block. which has been closed, will reopen
on Wednesday morning. March Goth when the entire
VIII he closed oat at RETAIL Offering the extraordinary
to purchasers as the affairs must be closed mp
THIBETs, ALAPACAs, CANTON CLOTHS, ALE
PINES, a LYONEsE CLOTHS,
of every shade and quality, be found in this stock
RICH CIANGEABLE, STRIPED, & BROCADE SILKS,
of the newest styles. Elegant all Wool
De LANES and Cashmeres
Usual styles of De Laines very fine and common Cling
hams, Prints, Flannels Blankets, Quilts, Checked Cam
brics &c, &c.
Rich Cashmere Long and Square sHAWIs, with very
Bay State Long Shawls,
manufactured expressly for their sales by their friend
Samuel Lawrence, Esq, of the Bay State Mills
OF BoNNETs, RIBBONS ard LACE GOODS, weneed
say nothing. The well carried reputation of this Store
speaks for ITSELF The Bnnets all OF the latest Spring
Styles, with endless variety of Ribbons Cambria and
Lace Edgings Collars and Capes which will be closed
without Iegard to cost.
NJ Extra statesmen will be emploved so as to give all
chance at the bargains The will positively be closed
day from Il to O'clock in order arrang the stock
for the afternoon sales.
u Merchants and Millncrs wishing to buy goods by the
quantity, will couer favor by calling early in the fore
O.. To give ec1at to this SALE we need only to mention
that will be conducted under the immediate supervision
of the late proprietor
mar24d ISAAC H. UPTON.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
CHEAP ENOUGH.

Daniels & Co., at the Cottage Store,
MO. ITO Main ST., selling off their stock of BOOTS
IN and SHOES for Thirty Days, at reduced price,
make room for their Spring Stuck.
Ladies' Kid Shoes good article, for so cents.
A first rate article for 80 +"
Fine Kid Excesors, $1O0
Beautiful En- mel Excelsiors and Buskins. 1tO
Velvet, Cloth and other Shoes very cheap.
Gents Call Shoes, $l00
Calf Pegged Boots, from So to 800
French Calf Pegged Boots, 500
Calf Sewed Boots, $50
Cali Congress- from So to 200
This is opportunity for those in want of Boots &
Shoes An early call will secure good bargains.
mar17-dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
Spectacles,

OF every description usually kept BY Jewelers. at prices
~ from 25 cents to $40 Also,
JUSTLY CELEBRATED PERIsCoFIC & GALvANIC,
the very hest and to nature invented the
old pace Of the subscriber, No 2lg Main street, doors
South OF the American Temperance House.
marl7-d2w,GW2nl r. H. PUTNAM.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

Neat Door South U. s. Hotel
HE Subscribers have resumed business in the shove
Spacious Saloon, which they have Il ted up with all
the improvements of the day. and with conveniences
as the public accommodation demands.
Their Cooking apparatus is of and best con.
structicn the establishment is literally supplied with
pure spring wafer. and every part lighted with gas
Their reputation has long been established keepers of
an Eating House, and they viii be ready all hours
to furnish parties individuals with such refreshments as
may be desired.
New York Oysters constantly on hand, and furnishedn
any quantity to order
Fruit Of all kinds Nuts and Confectionery of the best
quality, will always be found at their establishment.
u Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto received,
they respectfully solicit its continuance from ter friends
and the public. SPURR < LEWIS.
fehlS-dws3mo.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

Worcester, ss. Probate Office, March 4, 1851.
TO all persons interested in the Estate oi ROGER STE
VEINS late OF North Brookied, deceased,
GREETING.
VOU cited to appear at Court Of Probate to be
il holden Worcester, the first Tuesday of April
next to show why the first rendered by
or Hamant the Executor of his administration Of said
Estate. and his claim creditor should lie allowed
mar2l-dlF&2M CHAS. G PRENTlSS, Reg.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
Bonnet Glue.

large qnanty Of the above now in store and for sale
~ very low, wholesale and retail by
l.. T. LAZELT, Druggist, ~
n,aroo. .dvyjs3v No. POI Main street.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
Shaving Brushes.

large variety Of the above this day opened Also on
n hand the hest Razor Strops, Shaving Soaps &c. for
sale very low by H. r. LAZELL, Apothecary,
mar20.dwis3w No. POI Main ST.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
PEW S at Auction.

TINHE Pews in thenew Church of the Second Parish in
i Wore ster Qhe Rev Mr. Hi's) will be offered for
sale atTuhc Auction at the Church, on Thursday the 9th
inst, at O'Clock, A NJ.
All persons owning pews in the old Church the time
of the fire. requested to present the evidence of
same to GEORGE w. WHEELER, Parish Clerk.
M mar22-d5t
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
Just Received,
DEDICATION AT WORCESTER.

yyyE newly erected House of Worship belonging to the
Congregation in Worcester, under the care oi Rev. Mr.
HI LL will be dedicated WEDNESDAY, 26th instant,
al O'clock, p. NJ.
The Sermon by the Pastor Also services in the evening
commencing O'clock, by the Rev Dr. HALL, OF froVi-
dence. nnr@o-u|.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
NEW GROCERY STORE.

ON THE CORNER OF SCHOOL UNION SITS
INVEST INDIA GOODS aud GROCERIES constantly
w on hand, and for sale the lowest market prices
Also-REVOLVING CLOTHES FRAMES, at the same
place. of all sizes This article very handy and labor
saving app endage the Clothes Yards 1t takes UP
very little and the and Of clothes, by
revolving round with the wind
Orders left at WIN. A. WIIEELER'S Counting Room on
Thomas street, at the above Grocery Store will be
promptly atterded to.
mar24-dSm IT, HOLDEN.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
SOngs, Glees, Solos, &c,
Dissolution.
Wanted,
Soda Water.

NIE subscriber has every facility for manufacturing Sods
Water and Syups, and is in readiness to supply dealers
al the lowest Boston prices. L. 7. LAZELls Druggist,
mar26 dwssw No 2Ol MaIh st.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
To Landlords.

THE subscriber wishes hire for one year. neat Cot
tage House, with stable attached, and is willing to pay
any reasonable rent for the Address, through the
POstolice HENRY nj. PAINE
Worcester, March I2, 1851. marl3-dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
Plaid Silks for Children

. 4 WIDE and only 50 cents per yard, just received
Oh from New York Auction, at the Hive store.
mar26--4w2d GEO T. BRY ANF.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
THE PATTERN GARMENTS FOR 1851.
Notice.
Front Street Store Lots.

FVzaE valuable lot of land on the South side OF Front ST.
North of the Salem street Church extending on Front
street about 10 feet and bounding East on TIumbul st.
ana West on Salem street, is offered Tor sale i'll lots TO
spit purchasers Its average depth is over 70 feet
The lots will be sold such terms as TO render them
nroabe purcase either those wishing build stores
for their or to let. . ,a,,
mara5.dtf FRANCIS II DEWEY. 2ls Main st.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
For Sale,
For Sale at a Bargain.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale good Hack. Terms sy
l. and price low Apply to JAS. NJ. SIMONDS, No. 81
Front street, at the Boot Shop of VIM. A. DRAPER q
co. mar l9-d3w*
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

CUMBERLAND
Semi i-Bituminous Coal.
FRoM THE "FROSTBLRG MINES" MD.
fTNE undersigned prepared for the deliv
cry OF the above Coal the coming season. shpboard
at Alexandria and Baltimore. ports in New England
The acknowledged superiority of this Coal for steam
general manufacturing purposes (rom experiments recent
made) and the low price which it offered
ders the desirable and economical coal in
GEO. BENT d. Co.
Agents for the Frostburg Coal Co."
marl2-dislm-2aw2m No. Central wharf,
ROStOn
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
To Rent.
4 ROOM the Store of the subscriber, 288 Main
n Street. mar5distf II. AYERS.
ToRent.
ITO Let,

TNHE large and valuable Cellar under the Agricultural
Ware House aud Seed Store, which is used for the
sale OF Produce, &c. Enqpife No. 246 Main street.
Worcester, Mar. 81 1851. OTIS CONVERSE.
mar2l-dtf ]
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
You Nav See al Eudson's

You May See at Hudson's
rENHE Finest Broad Cloth in the Commonwealth toqeh-
/ with full stock Of French German and american
made cloths, varying in quality and price from e7I
$500 per ard.
No. Flagg Block, opposite Central Hotel.
marll-eod4W
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-07-23
VOL. XVIII,
SPECTATOR.
TERMS.

Co. The esp &c TATOR"i IS published once
rcsek, Gt1too Dollars year, paid in edeG"es' or
Too Dollars and Fifty Cents If delayed beyond ms
rpra.ion ofths gear No subscription '0' oe recelr-
sd for less time than sir nOnhs and no SUBSCRIPTION
toH be discontinued but at the option Of the Editors
'sntI all Grrearages paid.
o. Au communications TO ths Editors, by mail,
asust be post paid, or they tcil not be attended to-
o-ADVERTYSE1fENTS Of thirteen lines (or
lsss) inserted three times for aear and t,renty-
fus cents for each subsequent continuance. Larger
advertisements in the same proportion. A liberal dis
,ount made to advertisers By the gear the adretiser be-
-ng eonfned to the particular line Of his business
JYhsn the number Of times advertisement is to be
serted is not marked hs copy it toi be continued
SiI forbid and charged accordingly.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-07-23

A CURIosIrY.-A service of silver plate,
comprising forty-fve articles-tea-pot, with
movable lid sugar bowl, slop BASIN, cream
ever, two cake plates, sugar tongs, butter
knife, with twelve cups and saucers, and a
dozen spoons, all equisitcly finished, and of
the most fashionable make, are all made
from the metal contained IN single four
penny piece! The wonder is, how it was
possible to conduct the necessary manipula-
ton for moulding and finishing the several
pieces of this less than Liliputian tea SER
vice. The set is exhibited under small
glass shade, and the nicely of finish ofeach
article becomes more apparent when they
are viewed through magnifying glass;
Mr.. Pearson Sackville-street, London, il
the ingenious Observation-Disclosures Free
man.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-07-23
POETR Y.
ROOM eRAHAM's MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
THE DREAM OF LOVE.
BY GEORGE p. MORRIS.

BY GEORGE p. MORRIS.
Pye had the heart ache many times,
At the mere mention Of a name
Pve never woven in my rhymes,
Though from it inspiration came.
1t is in truth holy thing,
Life cherished from the world apart,
A dove that never tries its wing,
But broods and nestles in the heart.
That name Of melody recalls
Her gentle look aud winning ways
Whose portrait hangs on Memory's walls,
In the fond light of other days.
In the dream m-land Of Poetry,
Reclining in It's leafy bowers,
Her bright eyes in the stars see,
And her sweet semblance IN the now ers.
Her artless dalliance and grace
The Joy that lighted up her brow
The sweet expression of her face
Her form-it stands before me now
And can fancy that hear
The woodland song she used to sing,
Which stole to my attending ear,
Like the first harbingers OF spring.
The beauty Of the earth was hers,
And hers the purity OF heaven;
Alone, of all her worshipPers,
To me her maiden vows were gwen.
They little know the human heart,
Who think such love with time expires;
Once kiudled, it will ne'er depart,
But burn through life with all its hres.
We parted-doomed no more to meet
The blow fell with stunning power
And yet my pulse will strangely beat
At the remembrance Of that hour!
But time and change their healing brought,
And years have passed in seeming giee,
But still alone of her Pve thought
Who's now memory 10 me.
There may be many who will deem
This strain wayward, youthful folly,
To be derded as dream
Born of the poets melancholy.
The wealth Of worlds, If ii were mine,
With all that follows in its train,
would with gratitude resign,
To dream that dream Of love again
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-07-23

NEWSPAPERS IN VIReINTA.-lt was not
until 1880, that this State tolerated the
press. By ancient records we find that
Williamsburg imported press in that year,
and the first paper was established. To en-
able our readers to judge of the prices fol
advertising and subscriptions Of those times
compared with the present, which many de-
clare to be exorbitant, and even Improbable
we copy the following from the terms OF the
paper contained in its first issue; IA,
'sAll persons may be supplied WIN 'nis
paper at fifty dollars year. ano nave aa
vertisements (ef moderate Lengthy inserted
for ten dollars the first week, and sever
dollars for each week AFTER, .
The paper was issued once week, whicl
made it cost to subscribers about ninet,
cents number.-Pslmers' Register.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-07-23

THE MODEL HUsBAND.-Mrs. Smith has
company to dinner and there are not straw.
berries enough, when she looks at Mr.. Smith
with a smile and offers to help him. lat
the same time kicking him gently with her
slipper under the table) he always replies,
"No, thank you, dear, they don't agree
with mep
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-07-23

(S@ There is one redeeming trait about
termagants, and that is, they are always ti-
dy. The more women scold the harder
they scrub-a fit ugliness always terminates
in a breaking out Of slop pals and white
wash brushes.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-07-23

AMERICAN Mob LEs.-"Dear sir, lisped
great lady in a watered silk at the Worlds
Fair, "hayc the goodness to inform me if
there are no noblemen in the U. States :"
eyes, MAN, answered full fed Jonathan,
who was showing off the beauties of a cream
freezer, "and Pm one of them"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-07-23
as. There was one feature in the pageant

as- There was one feature in the pageant
of the late celebration of the Anniversary
which was peculiar to this city, and which
possessed for us, as we doubt not it did for
all other spectators, peculiar interest, and
on which we beg to bestow a brief special
notice. It was the body of illustrious vet
erans who have, on the land and on the wa
ter, through many hard-fousht day, sus.
tanned the honor of their country and its un-
tarnished flag. We could not but regard
with profound feelings of admiration and
gratitude these war-worn veterans, as theY
Silently marched along the avenue, headed
by the tall and noble form of that heroic
Chief who had so often led them to victory,
accompanying now the First Magistrate Of
the Nation on the peaceful and auspicious
errand of laying the foundation ofnew Halls
of Legislation-Halls for the Represents
tives Of the States and of the People, who
are henceforth to come together in this city
of WASHINGTON from the shores of the AT.
llantic, the far off Pacific, and all their inter.
| mediate regions, to deliberate on the com.
mon veal, and to enact laws for the com.
mon government of this vast and united Re,
public.--JNat. Intelligencer.