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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-31

George HsItzhesker. formerly u Newark
Del. MAS shot deus lbs farm in anieIia county
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-31
GEORGE IA D FIELD,
!. q al arg public and Cost

Be,ry1ille, sss3tg, y lS9s:gt1lsa,
EKJILI4 81 70 proplp 60 AZ
trusted Tes t1s Ssoete sss %
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biic aid IN On
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SO, IN the aattnt elittic - 5Fs tsss
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-31

1T issaid that Pennsylvania now pro-
auces as nfech iron as was manutaeturea ia
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-31
80 @a1e2

- N-SD-L F@SCUIlOa
THE subscriber intending moving West ofIata his
j HOUSE AND LOT for sale, containing al,uit six
from SuI1Hnis I't.ssty 4ca Of BtiIlslis Run,
which a:eo passes through it il Will be good s:ttla
ton for steam mill, very Convenient 10 school not
more than one-fourth of n mile from School and
Church. Any person wishing 70 purchase SUCH
stuatior will call the subscriber on the premises
address him at Summit Point, JcfTerson COUNTY.
Va GEORGE p ZUMBBO.
Aor;l 1S5f : =
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#:s.5',.', 81 III s
sSssl, Jeffelson COUNT tFs lts slssy
Ptsctiee ia tic co'lnties III
.Je6srso ~ sssfsa 1ssl, ~
~ e q I s,EIl g IA " + - s.
es nom fese fressate aud " as @ ~
sale by 5SEHi
sESsSA AN y s2oss ~ ~ ; 6 ls.s.t;
yT7aESE i5ze contain 3.S esst, 7. ~: fssssf
4 Ntni ssst ~ ~ FORMS. They Ba
1,on, Il soislt o otr tie=t
tsee.l and arc c.,s.,siitled ie DE prclesStn
e,sn,rrsliv s mild, sccDle 1ld Neiisl,t ~ IN
Irbcstc, Tos9c ana isS''iye particularly 'ss 5f
males t,1 ana ss'as1s''' 1ss ''' nElLrT & COoK
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-31
A FIG FOR PHYSTC.

A VERY common saying, but one the true mean
IN ing uf which has never heen. fully understood
until the introduction of " II. Tilmnn's Pure Sen.
Figs 10 the public the most pleasant and etTec-
tive remedy for constipation of the bowels, nervous
sick headache and all diseases isn from State
Of hahit1lal costivCncss ever used for sale by
Feb. 1856. BELLER & COOKE.
CANNON'S VEGEJ'A BILE BITTESS.
TFNEIESE Bitters have cured, and are now curing,
4 numerous cases of Diarrhon a que and Fever,
Chills, IIrartburns, Pain in the Side, Breast and
Loins Female Maladics, and many other dizcsscs
arisn e from an impure state oftbc blood anil de-
rangeInct of the digestive functions. The gcngnc
article fer sale by BELLER & COOAE.-
February 12 1856
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-31

CREAM OF LILIES.
TT eradiratcs all cutaneOus eruptiuns and reittfs
i the skin soft and fair, removes Frnckles, and fG-
vents the skin from tannin 90 Prceared By "a.
Peters, ant for sale by BELLEHt &fGOOhEis 81
February L. IS56. a5s fy.st;tsis
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-31

EaEsRn8 for sale.
7 WILL. sell, at private sale, my LAND lying on
Il the VI est side OF the Shenandoah River, known
as 'he Mt Hammond, the Cedar Cliff, and the Re-
treat Fa:ins, containing about
522<ACRES,
Any person dcsirous of purchasing, can apply to
my son, HORACE j.. BROOKE, an the place who
will Civ: them any information dcsired
March 70, lS56-3m IARLES BROOKE.
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1PFAW OFF IHTES,

, BBLs. TAR, just recciy ed at tho Depot for sale
at reduced price. Z. NJ. AlSQ6ilIA
February IL, 1856.
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sIielit! ctied the Captain, 1t twould make
+, ;jlssst,t.e # wanted 10 retire with you IN
10 tss essuatry, to live Ike Darby aud Joan
iSnE to oosinto societv-to introduce You as
,uv0wiifss.t balls and soifees a person distigur-
II 4, Tesa,,,l disorder. . Lord ma am, The
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-06-21
Notice.
ID EST Welch STEAM COAL for sale by
ID Att ROBERT G. JANION.

EUST RECEIVED and for Sale by the Under
% signed.-Tns smoked herrings, half kitts mac
kerel, sugar-cured hams, Westpbalia hams smoked,
corn starch, Pembroke salt, box and keg raisns
Zante currants, raspberry and strawberry jams, h.
tins, h. tins green peas, h. tins Holsters lb,
do. CLANS, 10. tins salmon, lb. tins peaches
dimes, sago figs, candies, Jenny Lind cakes assti.
pickles loaf and crushed sugar cider and white wine
vinegar, candied eitron, so h. tins Suffolk flour so
ID. bags Oregon flour, bbls. super-fne Haxal flour
Carolina rice, pie fruits in bottles olive OIL ID. and
ID. bottles mustard, French capers sperm and ada
mantine candles, fberts, Brazil nuts, soft-Shell
almonds, iujube paste, English dairy cheese, kegs
salt pork tins lard, cod ish and haddock lb. bot
ties pepper and allspice, chocolate in TINS.
SundTies.
Dickensons chewing tobacco, IN 20 lb. kegs, Chas.
p Wards, do. do. in Is lb. kegs, Jas. Thomas jr,
do do. in 10 ID kegs, Pemhrooks hand smoking
tobacco, Manila cigars, stone and clay pipes Manila
cordage, wood and seat chairs rolls China
ting white and check painted pals, cedar do,
ket baskets, cut nails astd, self heating charcoal
irons. bedsteads, ewers and basins, and general
assortment of cIpckery. Boots and shoes, gents
Congress and cloth CATERS, kip brogans. calf-skn
do patent leather do, women's and children shoes
boys calf and goat brogans misses fox CATERS and
Jenny Lind boots.
MOSSAIAN &
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lust RECEIVED per John Dunlap, lot Of superior Hem
j nv 4ltf Il. COADY < CO
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-06-21
Just Received per Am. ship Washington

DLUE COTTONS, Beef and Pork. Dinner sets,
ID Cups and Saucers, Glassware, Solar Lamps,
Bricks, Pipe Clay, Cement, ROsin, GunpOwder,
Deck Plank, Clapboards, Soap, Hams, Tumblers,
Fancy Porcelain Toys and Parian Ware, Vases, Fire
Bricks, Moulding Sand SPIT. Turpcntine, Stoushtons
Bitters, Tar and Pitch, Oak Joist, Pine Boards.
Also, l custom made, shifting top, New
York BUGGY. For sale by c. BREWER, 2nd.
Honolulu, March 9th, 1856. +4-t
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I. MOSSMAN { SON
Dec. Ii. 1855. 32-t

NAy ANTED.--A IN unmarried man. 81 years of age,
w who has had fourteen years experience in
mercantile business, and good accountant. wishes
to obtain employment in any respectable business.
He has resided the Islands four years. and would
demand but a moderate salary. Address NJ. ID. BOX
%, Pest Office. 29-u
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-06-21
HONOLULU, H. l.. JUNE 2 1856
SAN FRANCISCO ADVERTISEMENTS
Tracy - Brands

HTUCy ~ EBTfFESN1S
Celebrated Whaling Guns and Bomb Lances
TENHE UNDERSIGNED. Agents for the North
IL Pacific, are now prepared to receive orders for
Tracy & Brands celebrated Whaling Guns and
Bomb Lances. The price is fixed for the present at
$3.50, for one Gun and 80 Lances, only $50 above
manufacturers prices.
GREENE, HEATH x ALLEN.
l6-tf San Francisco.
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Drug Store CMakee & AnthOn's Block

Drug Store (Makee & Anthon's Block
FINHE UNDERSIGNED has just received late arrivals
i Invoices of Drugs, Medicines Fancy Goods, Perfumes
and articles few Of which enumerated below
As Goods imported dHtc and from the best and
manufacturers OF the United states and El
rope he is superior prices eonsde
rably lower than heretofore sold in Honolulu.
Medicine Chests constantly hand and fitted IN e hes
and most complete the low rate PhysIri
preserptnns put the and with Tie great
Ray-rnm, Tartar. Acid, vaiS asst'd Cherry Pectoral
Sarsapara of all Ainds, Olive OIL Exr Jamaica Gtnser,
Russia Save Scales, Thorn Extract; (tEe create Feles
Citric Acid Strychnine, BaTry's TTieophe Gus
HydT. Pufassa. Hops, Quicksilver, Cork, CaHphor-
PanklIeT Extr Nalerian, Bii,ers Row nd haydor
Tnoth Pow and Paste (aTge asst carton Amn'on
CoIIodinn Baruue LstInn, Lip Salves linIHieHts
sponge Wax. |. uagEe ia. Oxtiic Acid,
Rid Ink. ud liver oil, Medicine Chests
Soda Apparstn- Rose Wares. CT ef Tartar.
Essential Oils (d) Straps Hair Nail and Tooth Brushes
4, mbs rocket do, K.ives, IvaTy Rings, Oiled SILK,
Trlsses Suspeas. BaRdag :, TaFTaRts SetzeT
delibe IDk, Nurse lamps, iaeteals,
Rrsast Pamps. HAN DYE. VaBila Beans.
FIavnring Extracts GelaiIBe, Flesh Ciuves.
Krdders Cordial, Isiaclass,
IIsy 3 Liniment for PHI :.
En- ia Pumps of all Descriptions
Court Plaster, LOzep- Surgical nsfrninfIsi
Boyle's Hyperion iHid
wistar;s Balsani Wild Cherry, r-e-.s .,
Flesh Powder,
9eH p HOFFMAN,, - D.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE. .
The Undersigned have on Hand
-. g. FIELD


4 q AFFER FOR SALE, to close conSisnments bal
" ance of stock on hand at the lowest market
prices, follows
Crates dinner and soup plates do mugs asstd. sizes
- ships pitchers, do. painted bowls. asstd. -
Cases assorted Saddery- containing saddles OF every
variety of style and qualit~-alSo Lrides fsncy
reins and fronts with polished eurbed bits, Tex
an pattern wood Stirrups. silver stirrups, brass
plated do, brass spurs, silver plated do, fancy
saddle cloths, &C.. &C., sc. a,.-......
Cases black and white Swiss null check muslin
90 - belle checks do. Irish linen
" A orange and green sheeiing, do union drills
90 mOttled nankeens, bales blue twilled flannel
Bales white flannel, cases mixed satinetrs ~ F:l
Cases embossed red cotton
Bales hight and heavy Ravens duck
Boxes peaches in glass, do pie fruits do. do. "A
Casks timed saucepans, cases Hunts haAd-axss
g axe-helves,
" patent force pumps of very superior quality
Boxes broad hatchets, do. shingling do.
1" assorted cutlery
d" sheathS and belts, and sheath knives
e-leather casks sad irons
Glue in hait-barrels, composition nails &c. &C., &c
Honolulu, 10Th Feb, 1856. 4lu
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zEENRY ROBINSON begs respectfully to init
Ill mate to his customers and friends generally
that the partnership heretofore existing with Henry
Rhodes is this day terminated
The old business, on the old terms and, for the
present. at the old stand, under the auction room of
A. p. Everett, the Custom House, will be con-
tinued as before, exclusively on his own account,
and his endeavor will be to keep his connection sup
Piled with the best articles, at the lowest market
prices.
The stock at present consists of hhds. Martelrs
Brandy, hhds United Vineyard ProPrietors, pipes
Hollands Gin, kegs Hollands Gin, bbls. Jamaca,
Rum, bbls Monongahela Whiskey, cases Brandy,
cases Old Tom cases Geneva, do. French Liqueurs,
do Sherry. (bottled in London y do. Port. (do.do)
do ST. Julien Ciaret do. Hook, do. Sauterne. do.
Cherry Cordial, do. Absynth do. Jamaica Rum.
Large invoices of Ale and Porter per ships Ork-
ney Lass and Queen, are daily expected
Honolulu. January 81, 1856. 39-u
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To House Keepers.

sh OF HAYS HOT air tubular oven ranges, Fer
- sale bv II. DIMOND.
Honolulu, March 9th, lS56 44-G
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-03-14
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
Trmnnrfnni AmnOmmccmrn

I'O ALL PERSONS Gicied with sexual ti.srsrs.
l fucha- SEMtN ALWEAkNGsS. IMPOTENCE,
GONNORuEA, GhEEr, SNPulLl-. Sc Sc.
Tho now Nn ASSOCIATION ofphladclphia, 10
view of thn twir dsstfucton of human life and hrutb
raasoi by StNutl diseases, ai the dece ptious which
ore pnct-cd upon the unfortunate tlciima OF ouch
di.ca.cs hy Quacks. have directed thair Conauh,ue
Surgeons as 1nGlrABi.E ACT worthy OFT th,if
nome, tn give " uiCAL ADVICE GRATIS. Co t
persons thu. Afflicted, Male OR Female,I eho appiy
hy lctttr. with description u t1sir condition. fpgH,
occupations hshit-otlfs) Sc, uud 900 casa Of rnnr
poverty and Suffering TO FURNISH MEDICINES
FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association isa benevolent io.tiuton,
established hy special eud0wmcnt ier Che trlefof the
sick and distressed afflicted with " Niruirnt lrd Epic
pr.is Diseases bandits fuuds Gao be u.ed lro other
nurpnse. o. has now surplus OF means, which tho
director. have voted 20 advertise the above nnurc. %
b. ne loss to add that tho A-s4caft0u c1mmaod lc
hi CHEST Medical skili ofthc age. nnd g' Furnish the
most approved modern treatment Valuable Hlvire
.l-o given to srk Hnd retvous fsmuns. uiritd with
abdomtn % weakness Womp Complaiat Co.u,oncss,
Lcur rrhnu, Ac.
Addre.- .poH-paidl nrGEO R.CALHOuN. Com
-utiae SURGEON, uaNHrt As.o-mtiou, no. % South
NINTH street. Philadelphia, pa.
uy order OF thu Directors.
EZRA u.uEARrWELGa President
GEO. r. AtRCulLu. Secretary. Js.Iy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-03-14

- - - =.
| Democrat and his Lawrence friends,
that the way to the abolitionizing Of
/ Missouri aud Kansas is road Of
reddest blood for them SO travel.
Sir, to appeaso the unhallowed
desires OF the slave propaganda, you
complied with Alchison's demands,
aud repealed the Missouri restriction.
/ You then told the aborug men OF
the Republic, whose heritage you
thus put in peril, that they could
shape, mold, and fashion the nstltu-
/ lions Of those future commonwealth.
Animated 10y motives as pure and
aims as lofty as ever actuated the
founders Of any portion of the globe,
the sons Of the North wendell their
way 10 this region beyond the Mis-
sIsslppi. These emlgrants did not
all go there under the auspices Of
emigrant aid societies for it IS cs-
iimaled that not more than one
T. I H. ..,tta.a r. ~. ..,
5o"'''' 20 W. l,. - onl Na., Wi,
that nearly one half Of the dwell
ers in that Territory are from Penn
sylyanIa and the Northwest Only
about one fourth Of the actual resi-
dents of Kansas are from the slave
holding States and many of these
a.ui..s9 C... Ja San,L no,l.ans -
n,.;a,,,. ~ ,tan 49,. :, c,yor Of
a .,.i...',. L., ~ C,aa ST. That
mang If ,Loso an,,.,,,n,s Gon ,Lo
SnniL a,o IN cynr NJ r,ar,ng r,co
,ns,,,n,,ons ,y,ll snr,,,se mn one ybo
nn,,.rs,,nd, ,hc,r condn,oo MAJ
If ,hoso cro,g,,n,s o,o Moor mo,
and hoyo C.n IN ,hur ua,'ye homes
/ I.o n.l,,o ;nanooc,s which ho,r
OH, a,'nro.si,o rarco n,nn croo L-
| ho, irLn,v-Gve nor cen, oC the
enisrai,on of tho slave S,aies has
songb, homes in ,he free States
wh,lo lose Than len ner cent or the
cu,,,,,t,,, Cro, tho free Siota. and
Gom the old world find homes IN
/ m, s,yo S,o,,s oliL,ngL nhosc
states oo,h,ace tho hrqes os velI
49, tho nirost ron,ons or tb. conntr,
e,s, of tho Rocky moun,,ins
Comm, from folds hl,s,od hy tho
s,,.o, ~ ,r,l.ss ,,t,t,,,d nm
,o.,,ing ,9,h the nrodncis ,r , n,o-
b6r sol now uexhibi,nq - ,o nnoto
the l,n,unge npnl,ed ,,wuh sorroy"
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-03-14
a New q Valuable Disoovery.
Prepnred by Do. Dnrius IInm.

Principal once. M. = Liberty street,
new york. where Mhuie.alu orders
should be addressed. For sale D., umsgIsts
thrnu lhout the Unittd States.
'Iso for sale by FIERCE COLLINS. Montpelier,
v" lsdaw Iy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-03-14

clear deficiency OF over HineiceR null
ions Of foildr5 IN three lines Of road
II Is not, however, so much Tor the pur.
pose OF exhibiting the enormous loss suffered
by owners of this property that we bring
these figures 10 public notice, but to Illus
trate the folly Of continuing its management
under a system which gives no returns to
other interests, and prcludlces It's market
value TO an extent absolutely astonishing 10
contemplate. II is idle to argue that either
of these lines are not worth above a million
and a half Of inllars, The proofs TO the con,
trary are too palpable; bul the great point is
toplace tho securities m an available shape,
80 that the whole may allan his true market
value. Tins Is 10 be accomplished By a con-
soidatlouo of interests, and the sooner owners
OF The bonds and stock arrive at this conclu>
sion, the sooner viii they obtain advanced
prices for their property Boston Journal
The Texas Debt bill which has passed
Legislature OF that state distributes nbout
seven millions Of dollars from the q. s.
Treasury, 10 those who ho.d claims against
Texas. One third of these claims are held
IA Phlla 'elpha, one third in New York. and
Me reminder IN various other cities. some
"i these claims were bought very low, and
h' profit realized VIII h- large
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-03-14

Committees of the different interests of
the Ogdensburgh Railway, composed Of
highly respectable aud intelligent men, have
met together, harmonlzed aud reported IA
v0r. bly, upon a plan Committees of the
Vermont Ceawl and Canada roads have al
so been appointed, and although somewhat
tardy IN action are yet sand to be alive aud
prepared To meet for consultation.
We have often advocated consolidation in
these different companies as the very best
measure for an concerned aud It is not too
much TO say, that had the subject received
proper attention long since, 1t would have
been much to the advantage OF parties in
tercsted IN the property. 1t is not, however,
until a depreciation most deplolable has en-
sued that holders of bonds aud stock be-
come satisfied that something Is necessary to
save their securities from almost complete
humiliation. We hail these intelligent move.
ments with great pleasure, and trust they
will be entirely successfully Boston Journal.
Assuming that the Vermont and Canada
lease Is equivalent to a mortgage of s $50.
600 on the whole line of the Canada and
Vermont Central the following tables exhibit
the market value at which the three North
ern lines are held, viz:
Vermont and Canada 10 500 shares At $50 s652 500
w. Centul FIRST Mortgage, s2OoOOO0 at $50 $4,000
Second Mortgage, ; 900 900 SIP $1,000
per cents, soy $50 Ol0, Sl2 36 OO1
STOCK, 100 900 shafos o. 100 900
lC3 miles cfrond, costing about $40 500 GEO. at
uiHfkrt prices ~ tG3. 800
osd,n.bugh Fu.t Mortgage, s 5ooooo. ssl sii5'060
second Modgage, SO 900 900 $40 $50 OOl
Stock, 40 90 shaiesi s 81 10000
lis miles, costing 81 100000 81 sos o0o
Rutland tiist Molisasei SleOo 600 $50 500 900
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-03-14
Gentlemeng, furnlghing Good

IIn-iats Ton. Stockings, -uslnudofs- Long Shawls,
Munlefs, Catpot Bugs and mhrolas 90
daw ". 4. BADGER & Go.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-03-14
He continues;

Let your Young men come ioHh to Mitsouii and
Nanshs' Lot lhon cone vol aimcd, aud with monty
enough 10 support them for Twelve months and dotef.
mined 10 see this Thing out do not sae how We are
to avoid civil wat Come Il will Twelve months viii
not elapsr before Naft civil war uf tho hetesst And
will be upon a.. We ATE srning aud preparing f,f h .
Indeed, We Of the boulder couniits are pfrpatrd n a.
must have the support Of The South We ue hshnnr
The battles Of tho south, oar mstfs ioas arc az stale
a o want mon--aimed men. We wait money. L,t
sour young meu come on ia squads, last they can
be raisud, NfA arasd"
Atchlson's lieutenant, Stnngfel-
low, calls upon the South 10 come
to the aid of the Missourlans who
have dictated law 10 Kansas. and
"can do II again" The Mobile
News assures the South that Atchl
son, Slringfellow, and their lawless
followers, have been the only means
under God, Of teaching such ms
creants ne the editor of The Missouri
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-03-14

" &C. therefore, the Governor Of the Teuitoy 6nfias
the adinay Of judicial proceeding aud he nav
vested 10 the unted States harshals inadequate for
the suppfesson Of tasHrrccfpharg combination OF arIaed
ressfsacs ne e1eoaon " ne iae shoi ID ake fcaui.
tition upon you furnish niltaFy force aid him IN
The performance II that official duty you are heiohy
directed 10 employ faf that purpose the forces unds,
your command"
Sir, this is not a direction to Col
onel Sumner to use his forces against
the armed Missouri invaders. The
Secretary tells the Colonel that the
President has sent out his proclamq-
lion against those movements but
when he comes 20 direct the com
mander of the forces Of the United
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-03-14

Trrinia Democratic Conreniion.- Rich
nond March 2. The Democratic State Con-
vcnti9n adjourned last evening, after passing
a series of platform resolutions, cmbodying
the following points That the Virginia
resolutions of l795 and 1893 are the rules
for the construction of the Federal Consti.
tuition that Congress has no power TO use
the Public Lands for the purpose of internal
Improvements that specific duties are rnc-
quail unjust and odious that the Federal
Government ought 10 adhere in It's foreign
policy to the maxlms inculcated by the Fa
thcr of hls county, and by the Fatherof De
mocfscy; that the Convention rcnfiims the
resolutions Of the Baltimore Convention of
1852 that the tcnols and principles Of the
Know Nothing party are obnoxious to the
Democracy of Virginia that the COnvcn-
ton approves Of the Kausas Nebraska Act,
and especially Of the squatter sovereignty
principle contained 10 said act; and finally,
That while the Convention dscams any
preference among the gentlemen who may
be presented for the Cincinnati nomination.
it has no hesitation in declaring its cordial
approval Of the cardinal measures Of Prcsi-
dent pierces administration.
There was some opposition 10 the last ros-
oluuon, and it was not adopted until after
the committee had explained that il was not
10 be construed into an endorsement of Pres
idont Pierce TOR the Cincinnati nomination.
The Washington correspondent of the
Tribune, under date of ihe 9th, says ;-"The
Potomac is frozen as far ms the vision ex-
tends, and the carriage road hence to Alex
andrla .seyen micsIlics directly across and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-30
Charles James in the Far West.

One OF Charles james anxious circulars in regard
to the moral and political condition OF the Dutch
Norwegians, Swedes, &c, has found its way to the
far interior Of Missouri. 1t is identical with the
one which has come to light in the East, and made
its appearance about the same time Charles James
has comprehensive soul, which embraces within
its ample folds all the Swedes Norwegians, Dutch
(Hollsnders), French, &c, on this continent
The St Louis Integencer thus acknowledges
the receipt Of one Of these affectionate missives:
A DEMOCRATIC DOCUMENT
friend iu the interior OF the State sends the follow
Ing precious document. accompanied by the suboined
letter. Ii speaks for itself:
July 20, 1855
a. 8. Michel. Es7, 50. Louie II enclose copy
(vsybI'ia Il HteraiuH Ct paHeluafBg.) OF a document
Which has fallen into NV hands. ! would enclose you IN
OAhL but AFRAID TO trut the precious thing e. the
GicJrt4hdsa Of the's Democratic mt bags especially a.
tho "thn = Dla iall5u into the hands Of thJ rnsny.
But you need have fears nf its authenticity: il was
handed to from the post Office for what reason must
bo Lett tc conjecture. IL through the mail IranLsf
" mea5rr " Congre.s; il not sddressvJ 10 any
particular individual
Il ny hands without my solicitation and with.
out any attempt part % pry she secrets Of
other- taal violate principle Of honor in giving
you the copy do you violate any such principle ~
publishing it. -