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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-31

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--1rhe -rrrr -1a tiraF-s7s f.=-e A
-aer.oa. 4. peas 4i4 Caf.r. irc q. g. a.-' o.
r--ssa-et Fais c.l D 81, g.
sle -aeaetr. srt sasri afsl rnt.u-s, aat ia.,a.-
uas CSC -l,1as.
The -et r-.1-.1ies 81 r4l-rT's As.-AL Gsl
gksle, az cess uat positive.
D. a-omiaea, ict,aFe. AID 81, p ne other t-'-
eIceafIaE DaLt1f's FaFlj fraszrel PAR vs.
reacrss possesses, i-.--t1 caul1cT .riu.Tst,-
Oh ts ari,on b IS ptser lI. ssit possesses ,..- r..
ncHies % i1rC sAt ngd,s traafa- reu o.
h'nsd. and f5etfee s.+ esP4=e p si=F. ssf-iE il.s
g.,sr.is lo 1fsra & 81 applied i-u-.l,t 3. c.yiu.
,hema h.ll,hy toae. au5 5eases eafTl 4. olng
rapid clrs.
in cazsof s.rsi,.aFs e vr.l Fahhe3 or. Il cic-hs
and a'liacs Al ai!a,smtfon Re Ferg sho-i t.ae.
aaa cea4cgasai'y.a spee5g cuTe nast naturally iat-
las
he rcnet-,,inr 9ogsr IS Immense. hence, IN va
risus ca,ts g lss b7ea successfully used IA tie
crfc B.utS assn.
Estlltd. 70 reason however, tbs; in ctses where
tn, o. 1iHrat has tfst 10 pciFirUra hard sr1ziaurn
.trs-e a EN- raae thc snhssf-stnm o The disease.
data lseeet and mase thorearh application Is n
e,.s.srvt a 8 sre The diseased locaJy can ~ once,
by dl5ct appcatioe. be brought Under tho Influence
81 tbn OiHtment--as In eases II Sores, Gals, iiH-
e.ers Rsalses. Broken Nee, &c. &c.
aailog suGAdisea=e, lacis with electric rapidly
yf,sen Knees il edlcts4iE eacrs s'iaout scar, ~
disoeaatca q tire h3ir.--so that the injury cannot
a teruaas hs traced.
Fer sale ~ - ,o,., ro
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-31
GAY q BROTHER.

-
FEhvE IUSr RECEIVED THEIR STOCK
Ill d
Rrr M ~YTrIr ro 590T1,
which with their stock on hand, render their as
sor'ncnt VERY DESIRABLE
They fee thankful for The very liberal patronage
cxsrrdel II them and respectfully solicit cortn-
uanen 81 Tie same. They invite
PLANTERS AND rOUH lNY MERCHANT
10 an examination o. thor
Extensive and Splendid Stock
before they purchase elsewhere:
STABLE nry Go.ds Georgia cable Cod, Koraey
Heavy Negro Rfnbct-, Exia Super Point
Mackiuaw nl#akcts lti Boots aud Me-
gro Shoes &c, &f.
which lhcv thnk cannot Ne pnreha I'd either IN thls
market or Mobile On hotter terms,
Winter Ci9thing Stock
Is heavy and general
FANCY GOODS
Fashionable and Rirb and Very beautiful
Spieajd Parfp Dresvrs,
sabeF s.lk@. Cgahmtrca Narinaes. and De tains,
ssuperlife White and Celorei Grape Slawls
Cashmere ard CasHmere Ditto, Nc, &c.
t.ohI and Sitr iGcr lYafcies.
RTCH ~ lFELRY,
silver, Ten, Desert aud Table sraonr Gold and
Sher Sfeck-, Ne
Saadsrp Hardlrare, liga Iiar, Iran lVare, Gfrss,
China anil SnHe tdiri7. H'a.',mah aFd
F4raipg I6ay
D0EBtE HiPRELL GrNS,
Fine Chcaing To1aoco, &c. &c,
los, H. GAY,
JNO II, GAY,
November, /, 1851 Silly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-31
NEW GOCDs

II TIE undersigned beg leave 10 cailth at
tention of the citizens OF Columbus, and the adj Join
Ing country TO their stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
Comprising almost every article in that inc.
SILKS, BAREGES. nUSLINs, LAWNS,
Ginghams Calicoes. Laces and Edgings, andsailthe
new and fashionable styles OF Dress Goods
Brown and Bleachd Cotton Goods Of every width
and quality; Cottonades, Nankins, Cotton and Linen
Coatngs and goods for sumner wear
Irish Linen Table and Brown linen napkins. Lin
en- Sheetngs, s, ~ and l2qr. Wild, sink Wors'ed
and Cotton Hose and halfIose, Gloves. Miss. I4nd
kerchiefs, Crayats Suspenders and articles fortie
Toilet, in great variety. Also, large stock Of new
and fashionable ready made ,lothing Clfhs, t'assi
neres and Vestings, Boots and Shoes, Saddlery, Chi
na, Glass; Stone, Wood, Silver, Brtana, and Hard
ware, Jewelry, atches, etc, etc.
The above, with their full assurtmentof goodsloi
plantation use Blankets Kerseys, Linseys. Osnaburg'
Wool Hats, &c, they offer to all; more particularls
70 those to whom they are under many obligations
for their liberal patronage for years past.
A SIMPSON d Co
March %, 1880 3sdf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-31

fIt AMI ~ lll AIS l-a D &C.
F--ttz -tss-srl 1lr Bis5-.a- paitz'ee 81 tH-
cze.as.,e s.--.ls.t,ea 81 4sar-r.e ~ D. gle Hr-
acrofs ans Ia.-s1', tC-toaa .'s t-ea q la..-
les, t.ey r. t1 t.e c.eesrc Nr "a,' corr
ts.nlac h. 1lsas rn su'.-s.t la cr'ta-e uie na-i
sseqli-a. os tstiec4f Na.pc, also. t-,. on't'1 q
tle lion nmel Att lfeT a ll t.c yaialLy 81 BIZ
Bsks's pa,eal snl setice iar t,e Fans IS e a
Ffes -lrg Which q IeEsuIts wit actr 90 fffaf-
iag. sasas. .ssssg saf ,cng Tie ABOVE usmed
PAM In Via'alioa ID h's rght
fUfltemst1c-t ~ p0l4 n1' sc' 1s ae 'nis Joy
this sf.icic o- recommend lt ;p tilr irrnsis. haa
Ties rot coaaleaee Ia tae numerous aui highly re-
spectacle cefieaies fnn rea @. rcace saa
pFctical cxecntute Atsnuay siutp alte shaul
ihs canary p,ssrs>nr ~ IS afi3 Prsrt PES
Id all.liau ta :b3se q. nisiasfe ees p1inis, s,'1
AS Yellow Ochre. SPlusa Brown, Nete'an &c,
all rs3mruu mae. IS OK, aud h'a1F erve'.y 81.
mns-aa- incest; taey Waa,d rccosia.eus t.ic a,e
% ibis fr,.ni, ln tlcir sited
H. ai;nu,' >ltis- q sat, and Nb1iea'e, q a.
s1eA. cal. le ebst sc,' ,sy sfAsg eieTH ga'y cai
ossl ss,t. uillpiu, aitttlu. H. flslir fpr piss
serving caller Rrck ar Mood Ncts, tHs ts'ui s. "a
aeria, any other. forming a a.fe dlfaMe an9
sa,abl, fnatu4Aork, becoming arI ese safe s6e
}sng sau.a '0tae Hfa.th 81 br., hpeses, snd ire
dufa nsit Il he walls, ~ pre'ee'Hn5 them fen eN-
taratl mWaare Gspeaitgy Il II Superior 10 any
other for ilall, o. Nesses,
Tnr,,t4 wsi euse3 WIN ih's th''N, are The
Cheapest aa3 best afe aseei geeis e use
SAiaeled roa,. would be maisnay protected 're'n
6ro, u4 tssltrc1 maY 1Hyaals ii cQ,sssj VITA We
saus,.
For sa'cby
Iooe lsl'-ls.
4 0NGtGN'S GREAT WESTERN tNnltN
IA PAS ACGA --l Fof co.Gs and rlersh ect.
asS agd preventing ieggFs :. tar Astlma, LAYER
C0nala0l idl illiious 6lleeliahs y t1F bmrFtUa.
Indigestion md oss 81 appetite; D Far stonaca at
eStions III s,epsia piles, rtnmat-ta,&e. The Great
pouis tre il Il not bad u take, never gNcs pain, aud
never caves one co-tiee
Dysaa.sia mud lNer Complaints cured. aud All
Weston aad southern Towers pregepted, n every
ease. hy The use II loaeler's GrcatNestern ludWn
ptnteea warranted % cnnchc saost severe eases q
tie ah1pe complaints loss o. appetite bilious at
tciians ava ,pdgestion are permanently cured BY
tsuse lhe great i'oante are Il Is mol bad % take
i laes not leave tie aoNalH cosite and never gives
p1t ii Il operations THIS Pan cen wli Fcmosr
tHtae h1dbje ,l0n the stomach and glre tone q
ii stem aud keeps Ell aiaebs ~ nailgnaM levers
IT tbe stomac Il l0a latihy state and the pores q
ia sl'u ave aFen taas 70 adult 4 tee fNha'Ai'ur
ratn lbe b3lv thefe fan bepa u'atb q ever fhI,
all 4 tbe tai@ces WI pastiyas pefern' ard We fe
comm III IL, Il, tty thlsareu 4 uiey VISA e Gu
sure aettA dmiar The yeaf Asa amly medicine
il i unparalleled taf cauaha cnd2, aad Al discusses
a( tie bnod Wld kidney 4nd scrnala complaints.
Snd y YORK MY by t'nn.tofb Rrther, No
D, laan a.; II a0mbgH only by J lllaifi ~ Aber
leauby lllnpon tlerndan. lrh 2s~3i~iy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-31

~TIYTE subscriber woa.l inisir his .rie11s 2l-
nrgir generally that be has ttSel lls e. s. =.
,,,.-'r IA ,b-ss wei kaoun LIVERY SIAhl-i.o
-. ..,u,.s8 by Cady RiiIey,on AaFSet -.
sssss IL ne ..Columbaz lfeteL He has ehlafeea
snI s,seraise improved his stables 50 tast p :
- ,-s,,r,3 to accommodate any naase7 o. horses
-, l.,I h ea with hla'ia style not saTpassea et
any, ,nv ss,sb.hnen, fthe kind west Of Mason ane
n;yon,s line. lie keeps eoastantiy on hand for
~. 80 Iforses. Carriages, Buggies, &e of the
nos s9osrior Quality From his long experience IN
me business. AMI great desire 70 give perfect is
ss,;on % his Customers be hopes 10 receive lio-
erslshage Of patronage
H,a terms are the sane a. heretofore:
EforSe and B sggy, per day, - GU
Sadie Horse PER deg, %
Horse a Lirery pr moaisa -
pr sesss, 20
per dag. q 2
Hrse re- night, y
lots f- bss.rs, psr day qfasr he sIh iH, 90
Oc,D5er, :, ISL.
Conabas. Miss, Nav II, ls5l-n46-ly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-31
WEAVER, WILLIAMS & n1zroaDs,

Late Weaver. snliin u tlp.)
VAoIesale and Reiepi Deders in Staple and
Fancy Drg Goods,
%, St. Frances Street, Mobile.
Isaac W;an.. 0o'uh'"s' MISS
lo1 r. Eckfnrd, ~.
John II. Bedford. A'eFoeen' N'ss'
Jan. 3, 1851 G7-tf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-31
crnees Groccrie =.
HADEN.A.READ

H.riet street. Columbus, Mss.
AVE IN hand large and we-seleced assort'
4 4 meut ii GROCERIES. to-wit:
Brown. slarfed, crashed, powdered and LOAF ou-
uars.
Java aud Rio Coffee.
Moa-ses. New Orleans Syraps and tsiee,
peo9er. Ginger, Alsplce, Saleatus, ketchups and
Pickles
Imperial and Gunpowder cas-;
tinnatnon, Cloves. Au'mags hackers;
Mustard Lemon syrup and Dried Fruit;
Sperm and Star t,andles. Soap and Starch;
lronand Steel, Nails, Castings;
Wine. lrandy, Ram, Whskev;
Powder Shot and
"a hey wall eapon hlnd the best Family Flour
Corn Meal, BACON, AID every article in the grocery
line with Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, ane
h. gars--s.llof. which will be sold low for CASH
TbeyxiI bay,or make Liberal advances on cottor
ore n0ESV 1917 23--tt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-31

n fiSM.-Cc,nsfork Aerye and Bone
Il liniHeaf II warranted 10 cure any case Of
rheumatism, Gst, Contracted Cords and Maselel-
Of stiil oiu,s. strengthens vcek lmds, and enables
those VINO are crippled 70 walk arain Use this ar
ce ana le Cured, Or 20 without and sutIar, as gon
rwi
soldin New York Oily Ky comssock & Brother,
No John ~. in Coiuipbus only by ] BAR; y
! ABERDEEN " HamesG Il iiegraen. lob 2@-s3-iY
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-31
Regular Mobile Packet.
The Fine First Class Passenger Steamer,

Forest Monarc
III. e ECkieu, VI asieF. q. AZ. .G9sS. u. leTk
gUILI. run as regular weekly packet during
w the season, commencing with the first rise IN
the tiyer--leaylng Mobile every Monday evening ut
o'clock--arriyng al Columbus on "Wednesday
evening. Returuing-w leave Plymouth during
the nigh, Of We1nesday--A estpart Thursday at
a. NJ. Columbus at "a. m, arriving in Mobile on
Sunday morning.
The Monarch is a FIRST class boat having Gne &C,
commodations-p purchased expressly for this trade
and owned IN the up country This boat being in
,he interest Of the planters, viii be ran expressly
hr their accommodation, and all engagements for
t-eirhto passage will be promptly filled pla1
Of the cabin viii bo found Il onro liae, wHere bcrhs
can be procured. II ME 4 MURD0Ck.
Columbus, Oct 4, l85i-l4s Agents.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-31
COLUMBUS HOTEL,
By James JOnes s. sen,
Coium bus, NJ,

"A THE subscribers having taken ~
charge at 3his large and cum- 90.
80. Bnasisus kaase. Situated in re iii
sa ,eatral nari 81 the citv. tormcr- eHsz.--s
iYoecaFiea by JOHN r. RIDLEY, v=oa'd tespeei-
faily inform the puzzle Tat u has undergone
thoraurh repair H.
Having ar,enred the bcs, bed ing and attentive
servants. We trust thai th eRE lass eSpereacc and
undivided a,ieuiion Ne nav be abe 70 please every
me while under onF roof,
Oar fahf willalways he supplied Wiih The best
The Market az ris In fci neither riitss nor ex-
pease shall As spared urguests comfortable
Our horses viii be sent to tie ~e kroWn Livery
Stable Of U-liam Caly. WHO keeps tic best q
nrogender and attentive ostlers.
Oar terms will be moderate. ov. 10, lStH-t'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-31
JOHN FRAN ES-Cenfccii9ner.
flFH0LESALE AND RETAiLl

~ HUI N1AAs AM Il a AAAsf
TTAS removed his Confectionery Store To 'Fsylor
II & aeCarthy' : oldstaud on Nainslreei where
Re wll Be ready 10 serve his iorUer Customers a"u
s;he res, Of ma &lHa''--oi cou'se. no; forgetting
the LiDIEss--aith every thing that Is good ana
choice ~ bis line.
lie kseps constantly on hand large and well-ss,
lse,s3 s,eek similar 10 that which he has heeu Ter
the hstwo years furnishing 10 the lg5eTal ppale Ct
Columbps and vicinity. lie gets sacA q h's az
tices as are ne manufactured by himself, rom The
first hanls IN Mobile and he warrants them all 70 Dc
prime. and such, Is wi suittAe taste o' every Gus
TONER lie il prepared TO furnish every tang n hlS
line at the very lowest prices aud always served ~
in the best style.
4mong the articles which he keeps on hand mqp'
ufcured by himself OF which he IS constantly re-
ceving from Mobile, are The following
pAatN ana eme Candies,
Snr,r pfrms. SMEAR stmo0ts. Forilnder, Pearl Can
dy Fishes Bris and Riders, Cordial Drops Poti
Wine. Strawberry Buacbes, Curyant belly, ttns-
ms. Cnrrants, Fms, Dates, Citrons, Primes ''rn'
ges. l.ehlas. apples Preserves, Grapes. a'nHidst
Flh,rts, -Ianus. Cream do, leoans Shelled al.
ma,ds. Cocoa Nuts Slrdnes, Lemon syrup.
Chs.anarne. and other kinds Of Wine, ale aud
best London Porter ass'd Pickles, mixed DO, wht'e
nepnar Sauce together will all kinds OF
" FIRE FORKS.
lie also ieeps on hand good supflyoi
FRESH OY ST Frs.
which vii, BE- served up at short notice. any F'Ye
10 suit the taste Of those who are fond Of that te'-
1 cious Shell Gsh
And he Witl be prepared, IN due SEASON, totnrn'sh
his customers with the hest prepared and richest
''' ron CEHFrZa
| LUNCH will ~ served ap 10 order at a. hours.
| Orders from Merchtntsan lauters wil be panc-
I tualv attended to,
| mr. Callat FRASers' CoyFgCrloNARY, atany hour
and treat yonrsegesto the good things ollie
| jan 25-ly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-31
May 2, l85i-n'6-tf.
r7 q E2ax.

8yHE hE4ION FERRY, situated On thf
Bgbee and out4e ,iathoranghlAre between
Columns and Aberdeen, Il FREE " the travelling
public Jaly Q, p3.l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-31

xyo oNERSoF AND nEALERSlN HORSES
C,irlt,a's Faander Gnfaepf The cue ~ Is
Of Founder Split lloof !ieol bound lnrses.
and Contracted aud Feyersh Feet wounds, bruises
inthe il,si. rallied a4cks tracked heels, Scratches,
cuts. kicks, sc. on horses
CARlr0N'S RlNG-BDNE CURE, forthe cure
Of ing bone blood spawn, bone spawn ~indsah7'
and splint--a certain remedy.
TAis Rng.Bone Cure and Founder ointment arc
prepared from the recipe Of avery celebrated Eng
hsh carrier and wit cure IN n'ne'y-hihe cases "U'
o one hundred any Of the above complaints heS
have been used by farmers UVrry-me'' oa9e Pio'
nrje ors and others with the most tnlfkod and de-
ei1od Snccess =
SoIl;n \. York only by romsfooi, \ Brother NY
o lam ia Columbus only BY ], Blair; IN Abar
deem 5y Hampton a Ierudop, ieb 23-3i-ly'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-31

Grnfenberg Company s.
RzurrEE ErEpgG ENE8

REmrEE ErGPgGENE8t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is. r-en'ia''F p ..ee
Il t.r-. Us ra e.i.nl-c ara its ic''ni -''f-1 =.
the Grrea Mountain tftntuiciit.
r Ss.,s las hssa is a.aaic use b. ic9 H'-'~ we
asa S -aasrisa 81 - virtues s,'t tag vacated '>
as ghat6 iihc market
Tir Nrsap9rlAa tpHFae.''
N,ts f.s=,sn' a. + tai q o'st,e'se.
Hfes5llfs szlss t.il31lleaa-
r. sf,s,f,..,i P.5aists and ostte.rs Is 'tfnes,N
iavisasi !. 81, nfr,s4fit eas I q assisne sl
fass q Fsn.le dfscl~es .u efafths etVi's = ~
WaaaA F5usf aits. and sii L etH- a4.s t'i'sat - i
h.a-. We slsHn ier HlAati aver isi's ~ss''
ia, a. can avss.
re neseztarH SgrsP.
FHt eeafe a =, seassss. s}AfisasA' aas 81 COS s.
Tie He4'2 Bi'ers,
\ s,cs. inv Z .rai'is u=e-
The Egs i.Niaa
Asiapls sud eiielc'aa> a>h, ..,.. "a,
TIN @44GpREA'S PaNtt' 4; Z re ~; . -
SBuP fItE> BtLis kIBBl y ~.
OiNTMENi; FEl ID aA4 lot
~ L L s.
r. Al AGENTS 81 tav ssie ei le AtaNs Ws. A.t7ss
NJ save eetp5-atcs { eut,sit Ter ross ~ q"
~ 81 Inv wal bo har3N ssb15t y 2, s"s.
salsd pnrs, vs., o. mc vain aud ~ .e.Al, :" ~.
pea,ra,an.. NE s.a e.tuae ta,m b.'c1s tha p'se''e
asAt,s 80 rhsp enN
WrtDS O.. hstcsy aaueonra uaiih'v hove re-
fr44-i.l 4 Ter -e,,sy Il tse GanfrSREFo cNfANt
r.s IN : f..,p1 ara l.euts'sna all please eot't
a o. neeaa. Is Wl.t. aud ad.If,ssefdef. q
- Epu nrFlY,
81 giiasssE,st, NeN "f'san''
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-31
WN. FAn4 x co.
Coiunbus. liss.. May II, ls5l-n46-ly.
"lrnAcA n. Y. Apl, 18th 1917.
-. q ~

"Mrssrs. kid s. Co
"6en,lemen--0ur stock Of M'Lane's Worm Spe-
eic is exhau,ted rs Is also that otall the mechants
in this coiury. There is quite call for y Anu
Won wllloblige rs by forwarding package as seoh
A. pessible Ii it woud be agreeable 70 YOU we
wonld act as your general agents Tor this county
Please let US hear from YOU saon.
SCHUYLER Il CO..
The above i only one among thousands OF eertlii-
cate. and order constantly pouring IN npcn us IRON
All oalr;ers q the Union Saca letters are me 1es'
evidence offs exeelleaee.
For salea c0
lane s. lI5l i-50-ly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-20
PENNSYLVANIA KIDNAPPING CASE.

Justice Pennington in Baltimore has dismissed The charge
OF Kidnapping, preferred against Thomas cCreary by Jo-
scph G. Miller OF having kitnappcd from Pennsylvania
negro g alleged be On the trial William Merritt,
yUung from Ptnusy lrana sworc positively that Nil
lcr acknowledged to lin that he knew the girl Eliza to te
Schoolfelds slave and that he Mer was 10 have received
part fn giving the girl up The fear OF expo
the trial is supposed To have led Miller to commit
slicidc by hangns himself from in Baltimore county.
Justice P said ,a; the pa,en, labor and zeal with which
this prosecution has been CONDUCTED o six days past ought
in his oinion convncr the witnesses from PcnnsyiSa-
mia, and through them the nco Of that great State that
there exists in Maryland upon e subject Of saTery as W
all other subjects; solemn uni sincere dctr' mnatiun
s:rupniously respect the rights feelings ana rcur
views cs brethren and friends of that state however
they ciay differ from and establish in their minds
the fact that they with confidence the territory
Maryland AMI prosecute what they conceive u be right
without apprehension Of beiEg mclescd by individuals "r
riots the danger of h!oodshed and deahand that justice
calmly and dspassonatey, through legal nieGun will be
,.;,l,, ,,tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-20
VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

On Saturday night, in the Hall of the House Of Dele
gates, Henry y. Washington, E.qp of William u Mary
College, prescn. discharge his duty Tho roam was
fed--t!e ladies forming large portion Of the audience
We saw Governor Johnson Governor Floyd. L. s. Sc
nalo Mascn ant many members ni the Legislature listen
ing atentvey TO the words nf the orator Mr. Wash
ington occupied about hour and quarter IN
the delivery and certainly of the ab!es and most
interesting addresses have listened to- His sunjec
was the Bill of Rights and Constitution OF Virginia of lII6
after which all The other constitutions OF this country have
been modelled He showed that it not the work of mo-
den theory metaphysical speculation that its most
mportan. principles and guarantees OF liberty were derived
strange to say from feuda arstocrncy- IS from Magma
Char,a which was cxtor.d Ruuymelc from King JOHN
by the sturdy baro Sir W. cited the most striking Incl
dents OF pas, history corrobo!a Of hi argument Ills
vind;cation OF the principles Of constitutional we'll
regulated bcrtyand of the disastrous and crushing despo
sn OF unlimited power whether exercised by one head or
by an unrestricted, unruiy nU5wus moat mastery, anu
many passages were truly eloquent The whole .d
dress was Misunderstanding marked Ey erudion, profound
thought searching investigation b0untul resources oi
ysc.cuiva,cd mind cogent argument and excellent taste
The audience were delighted; and tie motion o' j. L.
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III Clemens presented he joint Ee<olii'"i:'i e tc."
raj Assembly G the State Of Aiahat!, expressive u it
OF that Assembly the true policy OF the United
States with regard foreign nations They recommend that
rca TONS n amy be sustained with oil the nations OF the
world and that the policy of nonintervsntlon in affairs Of
European matters be adhered 10.
Mr Fisher presented the petition of E. X. Collins and his
associates asking Congress increase the compensa lion
allowed them ior the transportation Of the mails the Col
lins line Referred to the committee on naval
ailirs and ordered 10 be printed.
Mr. Pearce presented the petition of Charles Fletcher ask
i7g Congress grant him charter construct railroad
wI:lin The D:;r!c. commencing point out nt the ciy
limits running thence northwestcy 10 such Puns on INC
boundary Of The District may be suggested oy me
10 with such other road rs may Do auiof
izei ty the State OF arysnd, pass near Rockville aho
Pe1!es:ie the Point OF Rocks there TO connect WIZ e
Baltimore ard Ohio Rail Road Referred 10 Inc committee
the District Of CoGmbia.
:, Bill for tile relief OF legal representatives, OF John
Rice Jones was reported, considered and passed
Nj Shields reported bill tu incorporate tie Pioneer
Manufacturing Company of Georgetown, u e..
SIR Bofllnd introduced bills granting lnnd TO Arkansas for
ra road purposes md granting tho Hot Springs oil ar
kansas 10 that state.