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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-18

FALL ARRAHGEMEBTS.-No Is, 1852.
UPWARD TRAINS
Leave Norwich al 30 A. NJ, II NJ, and [al 20 P.
Gem village, at Is A. ~, - 50 and 81 p NJ
Daniesonvi,lc, at 40 A. NJ, O5 and 5 OF p. NJ.
Pomtret, at 500 A. Nj, q and 50 P. NJ
Webster, at 6 35A M, 2 90 and 6 42 p. NJ
oxford, at 50 A. NJ IS and 26 NJ
LGl Freight train with passenger car attached
DOWNWARD TRAINS.
LeSye Worcester at As and 10 80 NJ, and BOP. NJ
Oxford, at Is and Ii 90 90 O3 e"
Webster, at 80 and II Is ISIS
Pomlret, at 90 and IL so &C so
Daniclsonyile, at 20 A. NJ, Il 10 and I2P. NJ
Centr'i Village, at AZ {. u 2s and 81 q
Arrive at Norwich, at $50 /" 2Oand 20
steamaoat Train leaves Boston at 30 P. NJ, Wor-
cester At Us T. NJ Danlesonvile 10, and Norwich
at9 10 p. M.
The 30 A NJ train from Norwich, will connect with
Coaches for Providence at Central Village and Pomfre
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays; at Danelson
WIZ, Monday, WEDNESDAYS and Fridays at Junction
with Western Express Train for New York and Alba
ny, at ? y = 81 lor asany, New York and Way sta
uohss II = = ", $50 with for Providence and
N0fcssitf Read ~ Worcester station with Boston
and worcester 80 Worcester and Nashua Trains
me ~ y tfsle aen AOrwich will iutersect at juno
tlon with New Iosh ~ fess rain for Boston and
Train Tor Progashes saG y orcester Road; al orces
ter station with sosiDh and Worcester and Worcester
and Nashua Trains.
The 20 NJ Tain from Norwich arrives in Worces
tel IN time for the ~ - Train for Boston, which
leaves the Western Il Il Station.
Irais from Worcester at 6 Is and 10 30 A NJ arrive
in Norwich in for Trains for New London sion
ington, Wllimaniic Hartford, New Haven and A. York
me 10 80 NJ Train from Worcester connects al
Dahlesohvllle with coaches for Providence Whitman
cOmmadalion train. ~
AtDayyille with Coach for Ashford Tuesda, 3. Thurs
days and FRIDAYS - y s'
The SOP Nj Tram from Worcester connects at Web
SS,sr, WIN C"fches Tor sonthbrdge, daily; Tor West
woodstock, On Tuesdays, Tharsdays and Satutdays
Passengers Tor New York by Steamboat from sta.
lions Oh me line OF this Road. will take the 80 NJ
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North End Market! /

VIE subscriber has opened Market in BANGS
"A BLOCK opposite the Court House, where he intends
Keeping assortments Of
M ATS AND TABLES,
and trusts BY keeping good articles al low prices TO
eeye ms share Of patronage
~ m"ods delivered in any part Of the city.
hosl9 utI J. r. WOOn
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Paner Hanoings.

Paper Hangings.
He subscriber has just recsived, direct from
P#ts) an invoice Of Superior Papers, Tor ParEors,
DraUtng Rooms, Entries Sai0oRS, &c with large
collection OF Chimney board Prints CENTRE PIECES,
OADo's. &c. which purchasers are invited to examine
at 207 Main street, Worcester.
mch24 DIFF Fl NEWTON
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MIS-. M. w, Geralds.

TfEMALE PHYSICIAN, and successful Midwife.
u e iuca,ed at the N. e. Female Medical College
Will answer calls night and day.
IL Residence Of Myrtle and Southbidge street
Worcester. am dIv
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nniIding Lois for Sale

AN Eliot street. very near Laurel street Church.
- Inquire al RlCHMOND'S,
No 265 Main street.
Warcesfer March 9Th, 1853. d6m
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10 LET.

fR'WO Convenient TenemrnIs. with Shoemakers shop
Il attached and large garden, well supplied with
Fruit Trees about % miles the City Hail. win be
let on the first of April to good very mod
crate price Apply at this office, c NJ Barrett, Col.
lege street. Inch29 dtf
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Grass Seed.

NV IN STORE and selling Wholesale and Ro,oii
a. a, sns lowest market price, large quantity m
S gEpn nEhD5 GRASS, RED TOP, and CLOVER
SEED 10 which we would invite the attention of Inv
"s, o BAssETT, EARLE a BROTHER.
"Ps uhwH Washington Rquare
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Adhesive Plaster.
I00 YARDS fresh, just received at 2ol Main =,
lOJ apis du l.. 4. LAzELi, Druggist. y
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U IL II L.
A LARGE ROOM, over the Store Of the subscriber,
"A suitable for an Office. Apply to ID SCOTT JR,
hovi9 dtf 243 Main
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad.
FALL ARR48GEMEBTS.-N Is, 1852.

:7,s... SSlasfslrls rissas s..ssss1 Ina e
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EXPRESSES, &C.
Arrangement

New Freight Arrangement
Between wORCEsTER &N.Y.
Commercial Line of Steam Propellers
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NETWORK
TRI-WEE1LY-Usu Usual time Is Hours.
Goods transported between Worcester
and New York Low, and with f.
qualDespRtch, rs by any o herLiBe.
TIE Boats of this Line r-~aa -
4ssz5s=zzs viii teiTe Providence "a, -
-SgS@7e@67 from Fox Point on MON SE5zSfs7=Si5Fs-
- DAYS, 1yED NEsDAYS a FRIDAYS
and New York or T UESDAYS, THURSDAYS, *
SATURDAYS, until urthernotce
Freight taken for New York al reasonable rates.
This Line connects, by arrangement with the Daily
Inland Line Of Propellers between New York and
Philadelphia, and the Semi-weekly Inland Line TO Bau
more, at all times. When This Inland route is open,
Goods viii be taken at Providence for Philadelphia al
cents per foot and for Baltimore per foot.
Uclal time between Providence anu Philadelphia, 40
hours and between New York and Baltimore, 40
hours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight viii be forward
Ell rom New York by any ether lines, if 50 directed
at current rates
FOR iarher information apply tG w. II. J0URDAN,
9ince OF Providence and Worcester Railroad Co;
Isaac Odell. Tier No. II n R. or W. 7. Williams, "a
Broadway New York, or TO
=. BUFFuM, Agent, foot of South Main ST.,
sept "a, 1852. dawtt Providence.
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REMOVAL.

AEMU I'D.
TIME Subscriber having taken an Office in Pane's
Block No 236 Main street would respectfully ten
der his services
Real Estate Broker,
to any persons having property for exchange,
either in the City adjoining towns aud would solicit
the attention of purch the following Schedule of
Property, which he offers
FOR SALE.
Twenty valuable House LOIS on The beautiful fiat in
the western part OF the city three On the co ner of
Aus in and oxford streets. Also several Others lit
tie north-westerly, elevated ground and two
Fruit street, Also number on Belmont It eet and
north, and one Wellington, rear Main st. Also
two story Dwelling House Willing on near Main st
LARKIN SMITH, 236 Main street
Also, number of Farms, with from 20 to eco Acre
OF Land, each.
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o. z. HARRIS

i D DENTIST,
LII ITIy Office and Residence OLLyY-TY'p
i5S Main street, Of Walnut and nearly oppo
site the Ceniral Exchange
~ Satisfaction given in all ca g. Is ,52-dlv
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Grass Seed.

| Store and receiving by X Road, frGm Northern
4 n. Y, and Vermont, large quantities of prime
Reapen Timothy Seed Northern and Western Clover
seed Northcrn and southern Redtop Seed, all of which
price.
hose who buy to sell again respectfully invite
10 examine our stock as they will find il the largest and
best selected outside OF Boston, and prices low as
The came quantity can be bOnght in Boston market
LEE SPRAGUE d CO.,
incb%9 d&wtf az Main street
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TO LETT

TO LET!
- THE North half of the Binding formerly oc
lSi cupied by the Norwich AMI Worcester Railroad
Company, for a Freight House There is a God
dry cellar under the building, 90 by 40 feet
Also, an Office in end the building. The whole
building has fixtures for lighting with Gas For partic
uiars, inquire al the Norwich and Worcester Freight
Office, No. Park street.
mar4 dtf C. S TURNER
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G. G.. Flanders

(tAsH GROCERY STORE, No. 8 southhridae ST
~ ofrrs for sale every variety of GROCERIES at
the lowest Cash prices
Worcester, April 26, 1853 dow
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CHARCOAL 10 large or small qqau tiles. febls-dtr

Also, number of Farms, with ION 20 to 200 Acre
Of Land, each.
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To Rent

L.
PlECE oil LAND, Situ ued at the intersection of
~ Plymouth rect, and Providence md Wore ester
and Western Railroads.
1t is well located for a lumber o. Wood Yard having
been used for Lumber business.
Inquire of l. e. BARBOUR ia,
at Plymouth street Coal Y ard, or 2O7 Main street
hinr5 isdtEw2t
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RAILROADS.
Worcester and Nashua Railroad.

~, zE Tsss5ssss1 y StEgzss ssz,I rs5fssssssg1
eE2s = -. - .s;s5fs -
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On and afis' Muhfdg, Nay Q h, 1858 through PAS.
ENGhR TRAINS viii leave follows:
Leave Providence ~, and 20 u IL. and L. 60 DIM
leave orceser at 6 80 and Il A. III. and 10 p. IN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-20
THE FATE OF GENIUS.

In a recent article from the pen of Charles
Lowell Which We find IN the Bangor Wig,
Is the following passage:
Tue caaTiti,s Of genins are notorious
Homer was beggar.- Plautus turned mill
Cervanles died OF hungcr-Bacon lived life
of meanness and distress-Sir Walter Raleigh
died on the scaffoId-Spencer, the charming
Spencer, died forsaken and in want-Milion
sold his copyright of Paradise Lost, for ff.
teen pounds, and closed his life in ohscurtv-
Dryden lived in poverty and distress-Otway
died through hunger-Steele lived a liE, Of
perfect warfare with sherffs Goldsmith vi
car Of Wakefield was sold for trifle 10 keen
hum from the grippe of the law-Savage died
IN prison, here he was confned for debt
81 eight pounds-and Chalrerton, the child OF
genius and misfortune, destroyed himsdf'
"And while genius has thus suffered. in all
ages, and IN all lands, countless thousa nds, ,
bankrupt IN all the higher attributes ola noble
nature, have been Pampered and h0nored by an
ungraieful, hearlless world, envous or regard
less OF those creative, spiritual enGowmepts
that have for ages given to humanity its CHEF
glory-its onward and its upw ard progress -
EXhaustess stores of wealth are boarded. and
h"undiess patronage sqnandered, upon medi
ocnty' lmbeciiy, and meanness. while the
fountains OF genius are dried up the move
menis of philanthropy embarrassed. and the
wants OF suffering humanity unhecded The
" orld Is usually just, if not generous, to de
pared merlt-hut is it not yet sufficiently dis
eliminating. impartial, and magnanimons. 70
thus deal with lis A0'ng, s9fring bencjactorsr'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-20
4 Aarr01r Esc0DP.


A beacon has been prepared. 10 be placed
90 the dangero Gus rock called the Loudoner-
|; is only occasionally that sn oothness Of The
and lowness of the tile will enable the
workm,n to DO an, thing towards drilling the
hole Tor the shalt. i he @ ouccser, Eng, Tel.
graph gives the following account of a narrow
escape which Mr.. Benjamin Haskell, the Con.
tractor, had for his life, few days ago:
The hole in the rock which he is making
for the shaft, IS about large enough for man
TO get into and is made by drilling holes in
circle, ard blowing out the middle. 1t is now
several feet deep, and the person who loads
the holes is Obliged to get down in order to do
so. On one occasion, fey days since, Mr..
Haskell had got the charges loaded, and on
Lighting the fuse attempted 10 jump out, but
found that he was bound in 10y the position that
he had taken in loading the charge. H made
second attempt, which was alike unsuccess-
fnl. Imagine what his feeling must have been
wit a Lighted fuse leading to mine of pow
der under bis feet, and he hound in by the rock
and not able to extricate himseIn The thought
occurred 10 him 10 cut of the end OF the fuse
with his knife; but on making third attempt
he succeeded in extricaling himself and but
barely escaped when the charge exploded
1t was certainly narrow escape for ones
life "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-20
OBITUARY.

Died, in Pittsyyana county. Va. the Alb ult. in
the 18th year of her age Miss JULIA G.. MEL daugh
ter of the late William p. Daniel, Of Charlotte
Death with its unrelentng hand has again entered
that family and caimed for its pley the last one
who as been left to the dcaIh Of mother father
and sister in quick succession Julia sickness was long
and for many weeks before her death, borne with
patience and humility, with the hope and bel eli that 81
would be with her Saviour and from her abos
Departed this life her fathers residence in Nelson
County Friday the 3rd day of June last, Miss sA'
RAH w. JoNEs, daughter Of Wyatt and MIR, A. Jones,
IN the 23rd year finer 2e after long and proaced
illness. which she bore with christian fortitude.
A few hours before she died she raised her feeble
voice and hands in praise God She first ca led her
mother to her embraces and kissed her saying my dear
mother am going to die, am going heaven-you
must not grieve after me. | az going to my heavenly
ather. She then, calling her father, said. my deur
afher will you meet me in hea, She then babe fare
well to all the members of the family ard her friends
VINO were present and saving 1T depur in peace
IN few minutes her spiriI returned God no gave H.
10 Lynchburg Republican please copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-20

The Union says:-"llis understood that the
Hon lanes Buchanan. whose appointment
as minister plenipotenliary of the United
States at the Court Of St James. has already
been announced, viii soon proceed to London
20 assume the duries Of his mission We learn
also rhat H n Messrs. Soule Of Louisiana,
Gadsden, Of South Carolina. Borlaud, of Ark
ansas, Green, of Missouri, and Bedinger, Of
Virginia, having nearly completed their pre-.
paratory arrangements, are about to proceed
70 th.ir respective destinations, to enter upon
he duties of the several missions confded to
their charge"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-20
samPnfch Corr,r Arnin.

A couple d gentlemen - ere walking quietly
across The wire bridge yesterday evening. sni
when about the middle. one Of them strIpped
himself Of all bis clothes. except psnlaloops
and jumped off into the river distance Of
bout $50 leeh H SWAN to the shore and
came up uninigieJ, except that Re va. verv
fatigaej. TIE gentleman declined giving h,
name. but we understand that he Is employed
IN the uspsfsciurng works. This is certain.
y capital wayto cool of this warm weather
bur most persons ~ ulJ prefer shorter jump,
-NashUille Wig.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-20

REsrrruTroN.-The Washington County
Post says a chap in certain village. with
whom he is acquainted having had slrdsd
sugar sold to him, inserted in The paper the
following:
"Notice.-I pnr, based Of a grocer in this
Village quantity of sugar, from which oh
tanned one pound olsand. 1.-THE rascal who
cheated me will send to my address seven
pounds Of good sugar Scripture measure of
res'lution) viii ne SATISFIED ifnot shall ex
pose him"
On the following day nine seven pound
packages OF sugar were left at his residence,
from as many different dealers each supposing
himsrifthe person intended.-Rochesfer Inner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-20

Col. Earnest, who had announced himself a
candidate for Governor OF Alabama In oppo
si,ion to Col. Winston, the Democratic nomi
nee. Las wlthdrawn from the canvass and an
nounces his intention to support the Wing can.
didate. Mr. Walker Col Earnest is a Demo.
craft and urges his Democratic friends to vote
for Mr. Walker.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-20

lnE REPUBLICAN rubs It's hands with great
content ov,r certain clap trap resolutions, that
have recently passed the New York Legisla
ture. These resolutions were concocted by
the free oilers-wri;ten by John Van Buren,,
aud Introduced by one oil the men " no bolt
ed" when the Taylor resolutions were voted
on. They seem well enough in themselves,
but were man'estly got up to deceive the
South-e else why did not those who voted for
them vote also for the Taylor resolutions about
the import Of which there could be no mistaken
Why, moreover, do they kick out ofihe House,
every time ne calls them up, the other resolutions
OF Mr.. Tay lor-repealing the law which sets a
slave free, if his master attempt 10 convey him,
from one slave State to another through the lin.
It's of N. York; We had rather see little prac.
ticc than so much theory The so-called de-
mocratic party of New York have a CONTROL.
IN majority in the Lcgislature-if they are so
friendly 10 the South why do they not perform
this simple act Of justice to the South
We'll may Northern exchange say:
"Now we wish much joy to Virginia Demo
cracy for the prices they get in the Taylor and
Champlin John Van Buren, resolutions sale
while we get the Lennon ncgroes TIE slaves
IN transitu. &c, &c, We hope they will
dearly ENJOY the precious boon they have got.
for 1t will be long while before Taylor's
slave IN ransHu Resolutions pass Barnburn.
er Legislature. Taylor, on Monday made
mother effort and got 25 whole votes. we see"
We are indebted TO Purscr Collins of the
Collins line OF Ocean Steamers for copies Of
the London Times.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-20

TOMB OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN-A dilapi
dated dark SLAB of stone, al the southwest cor
ner Of Fifth and Arch streets, Philadelphia
marks Tor did few vears ago. the spu, where
rest the remains of Benjamin and DEBORAH
Franklin; but yoa cannot see their grave nor
read tie inscription without scaling high
brick wall in violation Of the law, or securing
good opportunity and the favor Of the sex,
ton. each o. which is said TO be attended with
difficulty. So well hidden is the grave, and s.
little ireqnented, that we have known many
native Philiadelphians of mems and worneo's
estate, who could not direct one 10 the locality
" here 1t may be found.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-20

Lord John Russell has notified the English
House ot Commons of his Intention to move
for committee TO inquire into the Observance
non observance Of the various slave trade
Treaties upon the part OF the Governments of
Spain and Portugal
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-20

Governor Reuben Wood, of Oaio, has re.
signed the Office of Governor, for The pur.
pose Of proceeding TO Valparaiso, to enter upon
the consulate to which he was appointed by
President Pierce. Before taking his departure,
Gov. Wood addressed to the people of Ohio
farewell address. Lieut.. Governor Medill,
is now the acting Governor of OHIO
The business of building Locomotive En-
glnes has become an important branch of do
nestle industry, and Is steadily growing in
magnitude. According to an estimate made
by the railroad Journal, there are probably no
less than one thousand locomotives built yearly
by The shops now IN operation, sufficient 10
stock from three to four thousand miles of road
From tento fifteen thousand tons Of cast iron,
and the same amount OF wrought iron, and u
large amount Of other stock are used by these
establishments for this yearly production.
The Baltimore Patriot announces The arr
val in that city of Gen. Arista, late President
Of Mexico, who was banished from that Re
public on the recent restoration Of Gen. Santa
Anna. 1t will be remem cred that while Gen.
Arista was at London he published note de
wing that he ever expressed sentiments favor
able to the ANNEXATION of Mexico to the United
States, as has been attributed to him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-20
TnE SMALLEST ENGINE IN the WoRLn-

THE SMALLEST ENGINE IN THE World
Mr.. Benjamin J Warner The London y sfcb
manufacturer. has sent to this country, for *.
hibition At the Worlds Fair. the wo-kip,
models for two steam engines. We infer from
notices Of them In some OF the London pa.
per., that they III he the most curious spec
ifnens of minute workm5n-hip exhibited IN tie
Crystal Palace. The smallest one, an oscIIIat.
ing cylinder engine. stands upon an English
fur penny piece, size ofbalf dime.) with
room to spaIe. The cylinder Is but one SIKH
Of an inch in diameter, the length Of Stroke
three. Fights. aud diameter oil the piston is that
Of an ordinary needle. The other is a beam
engine, composed of more than TWO hundred
pieces TIE length of the stand is three and
quarter inches, length of beam two and
quarter inches. diameter Of cylinder three.
eights of an nch and the length Of stroke sew
en- Fights Of an inch. Both of these engines
are screwed together with the deicacy and
precision of the work oil a " atch
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-20

CRYSTAL PALACE BANorET.-A magnIh.
ent banquet was given in New York last Fri.
sy. By the managers Of the Crystal Palace
xkibuion, in honor Of the distinguished ,isi-
,rs who had been attracted 10 the cry by 1t.
Che New York Express says:
There Were probably moro men Of dlstinc-
on, official and unofficial, at the banquet than
Yer before assembled nn any public occasion
n this city. We have bad often a more I'M
el1ectual meeting. bat never an. We think. SO
BiciaHy hrIliauts
President Pierce sail but little but that lii,
.e was Commercially TO the point. His allu.
ion to he absence Of Lord Elesmere from in
us positon was in good taste, and happily tx
pressed. Some of the Secretaries were III more
of talking mood than ihe President
There were many foreigners OF distinction
houoring the occasion with Their presence, and
these, we believe. had every reason to he
pleased ilh the festivities of The night, wheIh
or as regards the many complimentary refer
ences that were constantly made to them by
the speakers, or the princely hospitality which
they had been invited to share.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-20
Ths Cahlne, eomniliaIs u favor ofthe con

TIE Cablnei eommifals = iavof O tfse con
ssruefiob. b. the Federal government. 81 RAJ
road 10 the Pacific vii place the anti internai
improvement drmpcraey Of Virginia m dis
tresssag dilemma. The Richmond Times Says
that. 4 The Ia, session Of Congress "sensiors
Mason and Hunter denounced The scheme as
aagranily unconstitutional snd dangerous to
The liberties Of the country. Mr. Mason said
bat The measure was as bad a. the Alien and
edition lass Of old John Adams time. These
eniinaeu:s were highly apPlaudeJ by tae De
,ocratic press Of Virginia, anI ogr Senators
gere lasded 70 the skies for her noble deSo
on 10 the true principles Of the constitution.
Ioa, ifit shall turn on that the present admin
ira ion has determined to sdop, this ast rail
Dad entprprize IS one of lis lasorite measures.
strikes u that Virginia lOcofocoism will be
laeed in rather an awkward predlcament.
they have already been most egrrgiously
~iadled By Pierce in the distribution OF the
poIls and It looks as though they were DOOM
j 70 he additional modification Of seeing heir
.riaciples uaceremonio1sly kicked overheard.
heir New Hampshire favorite. But our
.i-g5uia Democracy are happily gifted with
lanost supernatural capacities Of endurance,
fac, Of " hich President Pierce appears to be
erirciiy awafe.ard upon winch he has evident
presumed largely since he came into power.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-20

tS We are authorized to announce GEORGE II Oil
MER OF Pittsylvania candidate for the .JudgshiP IN
the 4th judicial circuit. iy2lts
he Lynchbrrg Republican Bedford Sentinel cory
and send accounts to ihis-ofice