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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

The assault on our works near Pensacola oy
the guns of Fort Plckens, and the forces Of Col.
Harvey Brown, was heralded in advance in
the North, and the expectation confidently ex.
pressed that carly news from that quarter
would announce that Pensacola and the Navy
Yard were in Browns hands. The tidlngs
which reached them through Southern sources
Of the first days bombracmenr, greatly dis.
pirited them but they tried to seek ~cousola-
ton BY l%mpugnlng the 7cracity Of thu Con-
federste statements, and by inventions Of their
own- Meanwhile, By the last papers We have
seen, they were holding their breath to hear
the news that on the subsequent day Brown
had gained a triumphant success.
Wat will they say when they learn that
Brown on the second day. admitted his total
discontinue by s~ilencing his guns and aban.
doning his attempt' From that time to this
he has kept the peace.
1t is supposed by some, says the Aontgom-
cry Advertiser" that at the time Col. Brown
opened fire on the defenses of the Confederate
forces be expected he would be supported in a
very short time by q large portion of Lincoln's
armada, but that as only a small number of
the feet arrived, and those being unable to
make any impression on our batteries, he deem
ed it advisable to ~relinguish the attempt for the
present. Others again think the attack was
only a fsint for the purpose Of learning the
strength, position and number Of the guns
mounted by Gen. Bragg. If this was bis
object be most signally failed, as General Bragg
while no had only the fort and one or two yes,
sells to reply to, did not deem it necessary to
open his most effective batteries. Should Col.
Brown, on the arrival of the entire feet feel
disposed to aid the vessels in forcing an en-
trance INFO Pensacola bay, he will be likely to
b greeted with storms Of iron hsil from power.
full batteries, the existence Of which he does
not now even dream
1t was one thing for a powerful feet to pass
tho two little forts at Port Royal, but it is quite
another to run the blockade which Gen. Bragg
has established at the entrance to Pensacola
bay, 40 the enemy will find to their cost should
they make experiment. The utmost confidence
il expressed by the Confederate officers, and by
all others who have had an opportunity Of ex.
aiming the d~efences, Of the ability of our
troops to resist any attack.
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Prom tho Raleigh Register Dec. Al
Tho Enemy on Our Cnant.

We learn from a reliable source that a Yam
kss regiment has landed and taken possession
Of Portsmouth, in this State, and that there are
tan Yankee steamers in Pamlico Sound. With
the exception Of Tilman Fsrrow, Esq, the in
hsbitants about Ocracoke-wreckers aud fish
ermen-have given in their adhesion to the
Yankees, in order to save their property. These
are = people sui gensrts, and arc 10 no degree
\ typo Of the population Of Eastern North
Carolina
Mr.. Farrow. we are glad to hear, got sEfely
Of from the Yankees, but we are not apprized
rs to how his property Jared.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

Return OF Hreckfnrldse,o Brigade.

Col. Helms regiment Of cavalry, the lst
Kentucky, returned yesterday evening from
the expedition which left this place last Sun
day week, under General Brcckinridgo. The
remainder of the brigade will DO in to-day
They went az fer as Rochester, and sent pick
cts some distance on the road 10 Hartford, Tat
saw nothing OF the marshalled squadrous
which were or Green river. q week or two ago.
It was understood tha, they had rctrcated To
0weusbaro, ard that no Feders!s we're at hart
iord.-Borlin2 Green Courier, Noe. SO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

FALSE RgPoRr.-!t vas reported here Wee
nesday nisn. thes Geu. Iiousscau, with 10000
men, was at Rocky Lii, about si&.esn miles
above this place. We hsye reliable ~info:lna-
tion that the Fcdera:s have no forces this side
Of Camp Nevjn, and have not hid, except &C
~casional picket parties. Camp New! IS On
Nolin Creek, which is abou; twenty miles
above Green riyer.-Bctcline Green Courier,
Noe. 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

" i'll in. this Commonwealth after the adoption
of this Constitution"
submit this aGeudmeat 30 ss to prevent
individuals from ina citing serious injury upon
tho State by emancipasing their slaves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

The New York t'Tribune" states that the
Executive Relief Committee for the aid Of
tho loyal people of North Carolina" have
raised $4,000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

SsiiGaSsA :-l% CHASCSRY.-A; Rules a.lG IL
.ae C!e..s u.d.e v: The Circul. C0ur; OF KIcanClI
c0uc' ), on Msaa.y, tie Al day o. So.s.a3er, is5l.
Presley !hoIrlon, Cs-p!4:siL;.
Asai.St
Presley !lcrr:oa Loma1, n..-nd.ac
TO y. och suI!ti,'s Wharf, In the county Of R!csao.d. b..
longing % III. defendant, and any other laid, aEd et.;.;
being his property. 10 the y i'd county. The object Il ,sit
suit Is 10 recover the cum OF $2,uS!. 50, with .E;,!t, dee ~
the defendant to the complainant, and 10 attach The res!
e.late aforesaid, and any Other lands or cttc;, eG tic c..
fendHat 10 the county o! Richmond fer that purpese.
AtiiaY! having been made. according ~ tie act =: s..
senDly, II IS ordered that the defendant appear here WITH
Gee monti ahe7 Tie due publication OF this order auo /,
~h.. !. Necessary to protect his interest; th "a copy hereof
be puSiishri once 4 week for four successive weeks IL IN.
Richmond Enquirer. u newspaper published lie the city @:
Richmond, aa'i that another copy be posted Z! the ir"s:
door o! :hc Cc:Tt Reuse OF this county, en- the l..i day
81 the next Couaty Court. Tr-:r:
IN. rENDLL.ToN, c!ess.
S,-tr-crtf
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IR COTTON LANDS, PROTECT
Ell 81 LtrEE4 AND NEAR THE Aits.sSipif
k;YkR, FOR SALE on ACCOMMODATING TE4ih6 Uk
oSs EALP OF EACH TRACT in EXCHANGE ZOE
sEtinGEs-T0 WIT.
EHlEST TRACT.-ot 500 acres, on Aliig..hr Eayis,
4 three miles from Mississippi river, back &! Ta!1r.
ueni, ir crinendrE county, below Memphis; 10 -'T~
d-sieDsd.
HECusG TsACT-i,l c0 acres, on the line cf Ralr0@
;rcn Gaines !E-ciLI ard back .! 2ayor ss.taoiG'.eS :.
Drew county.
TElGD TRACT-3,n 400 crts GU Ole ToTn R!dcc sLt Ike
in Phillips county, :To nile. f.oE 3liIIss!pIl river, -
acre. hp" year cid Lcadening.
PJCETA TsACT.-l,UuV acre, or Old TOYS R:cg- ane
Lake, one mile f.ota Mississippi! river; go acres r'"s's'.
$50 scre5 tlraIeoed SIX years, with all necessary "''ii', -
FIFTH TRACT gro acres OIL Old Town Ir!=2 -~a' ths,
four miles iroIn Mississippi river; 40 acre: n "s1 -t'ro'
cultivation. 100 acres old deaden.ng, vi,a ~. i'"ar:r
and Plantation buildings.
Persons desiring more Information Will pl"e:c st:r-'>
GEO. w.. JOHNSON, at Georgetown y.;w. v.!"H+"+',
at LoIiry!le, Ey.;, SIR. EVIL CAsTLEnAS, a; Lr''t:.@
county, A!d.; ard a:r. J. +. MATTHEWS, II Ures ".i-'.r
Ark. GEORGE ". jUiiH-u',
June eJ--cH6rs ". Y, JCESsGh.
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Il. NORRIS,
ROOKSEELER ~ PUBLISHER.
n,NIiNLnNh Va

BOOKSEELER ~ PUBLISHER.
RICHMOND, VA,
DCBLiSEES and Offer. for sstr' Ia quantity
L u0TlsUN'S hi TORY or VIRGINIA. History Of
Yirs,lis from its dis or-ry md settlement by kuroptans
20 The present lime, by Robert &. Hosisor, tsq 9 voI -
Volume ! oonta.ro TO History OF tho Colony 10 TIE Peace
OF Paris, 10 l1GS Volrre 9 contains the History Of the
Colony .nd Of the Ststo from 17ss 10 the R-uocr,s!on Of
Of A %eInndriJ, In ls4I. 60 20.
HISTORY OF The VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, by Samuel
Kerchever, ! vol. $40. ssesp. second edition revised,
ii 81.
DE- HAss' HISTORY AND INDIAN WARS op WESTERN
V!RG1NlA.-A History Of the Farl' Settlement sri Indi. ~
Wars OF n esiera Virginia, ,m5rtclrS ~ accour, o! the
v-rouI Expeditions 10 the Wet, previous 10 1875; aino,
Biographical Sketches OF Col. Eoenerer Zane, MINOR M'Cui
loeb, Levi, TetEeL, Gsn. Daniel Broadhesd, Gen. Andrew
Levi, Ospt. Samuel Brad, Col wn. Crawford, Andres
Poe, and Other ristlpyulshed Actors in our gnruer Wars,
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Senator Sumner is lecturing in New York,
at the Cooper Institute, upon the Rebellion,
tn origin and handspring"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

V~IRGRNIA-lH CEASCLRY:-At Ru.es held :, -.
Clerks u.ace OF The Circuit Court O.! Richmond ror,'r
90 Monday, tue 4th day Of November, 1861,
sidnsy Lane, ConplI!naat
Assin,:
Isaac simertou, De.enhs-,
TO attach the eGec:s and debte due TO thr i'd t;,.,
son, an absel defendant, IN the County Of Richmond =.
the premises icntsd by Lin .o' tie yrar 1901, from W.,
Jud! h \. shaCklefort and OILERS, u.ui he .c-h.r o,t,.
ci the GUc:i.
The oHtec: @: his Iu.! is to recover to- SUI, G.. CIV Al.
lers frog. Tie ds:enIaat, and 10 attach lis ..ec,x for ~.
purpos-.
Affidavit having been made according % lie az, Fl A..
seI.bly, it Is oiI:re! iha; the absent DEF, ruau, s,r..,
here within on month hfter The Ole publication Q, iii,
order, AID DO gh.; Is EccessAry TO pEnies: hi, ir..,..,.
thai Z copy EGt-pi be- published once Il Wee. Is, ,ou- NJ
cessive Ses.. IA ;he ..c:rord "Enquir CT" a u,r,n,ss
pu 'ushcd IN he cay ,f .ich ucnd, an that sao.le, c,ry
be posted Il. i:- IRON d.or o. the Court nOusr o, 81.
coua.y. on Sta frs: doy Of lie next County Court.
A cGpy-Te.te:
Sovis-cS!y T. ~. pESOLEr1S C'A..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06
By T.,x GOVERNOR, OF yIRG:,.A,

A PROCLAMATIOE
w Delegsue.o,i this State, by the r.sgusy."~ 4 T. d
BorzLER. Esq. The Dol gate cleo, for the county ~ i,Is,.
son: therefore !, JOHN LETCuEa, Gov6rnor =: IL. t9o.
monTsalth o! Virginia 10 exercise Of s~utho'.y ee.ct :
me EHecu:T. by lac, do hereby require the "f"-s " W.
said county OF Jefferson 10 cau,e a. elec,i9n = '' 'G.u'
that county "a III. ''T DAY or DEcEabEE ns'''"
Delsstts to 6l the Vacancy afo e.sid
GiYen under nv hand, ~ Goyeruori "i' 9H.,
! LIS. tia Heal OF :he Cos;1ona ea,n, NJ Ri".c'oat. u.
- 2S:h day VI November, 1851, ard 10 The !-"n ~
Cnnlronw -aItn ;le eish.y.sixli, JoEH L-i|1t"
Blythe Goverae.,
GEORGE ". MUtTeRo,
Secretary Of the -cn"r"=e"'S.
ES-The pspers ut Cbarl. town TO l'u5!!'i na''' i"@""
OF election.
Nov z9-tis -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

The Convention Of North Carolina has passed
m ordinance providing for the manufacture Of
Dslt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

HAVANA CIGARS.
- 800, LOO Havana Ciya.a-
600 ono Irritation Cir--s.
So0.t 800 g rGsn C!sIrs.
1909 Package, Cigarettes, II psp-:.
MO-
Eoisse and srr!qle Tobacco.
81 BoSa4 ca al A:Io.
go Hoxes Sat:5 Oil
For sale by E-H. ruaAr,
Nov ST jl.!n str=ei.
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TlsK sPJ,

TEK SPY,
Z NEW SCUTNER& B0OE.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY, BI
WEST Il JOHNSTON,
No. l45, Main STgEgT.
TINE SOUTHERN SPY letters on 'ae Policy aod ia
L auguars.!on If the Lincoln %s., =ril!:- .2u0oy
POLLARD, Of Virginia cuthos Of "B:s:k Diau'aLcs."
coyTEIrs:
]: Letter TO PRECEDENT Li;eol0' written at Warrington
Near the Gorsr.
meat.
s. Letter to Editor o. -, wrh,ra In MARYLAND.
8 " Secretary Sevn:d, 1"
T.. " President L.lcoiu, "
g. " " Dr.. Tying, baltimore.
$. " " GrEei al scott, Mary atu.
" " Mr Everett, "
Prizes zoe. Cpop She receipt o! the price - Will es ssn'
to any part Of the sSu:acrn Z" nfedsracy:
s-To the Trade e !itcEa! G!'coutt Will be allowed.
WLSi e JOHNSTON,
Publishers, As Main st,
Hi:smoaJ Va.
IN PgESS, and will be ready BY the 10Th December.
Isl, Cause and uontrSst; az essay 90 the americ.u
Crisis, showing The antiquity, uniTersa.its, ju .ilcs AID psr-
uanence II the Institution o! EiaTery by I. NcAah"D.
Price Sl.00.
I'd presc!snce. fpeerh delivered by Hon. fererly Tuck.
e., 10 the southern Conyeutiop, he'd u: nashville, TELL,
address orders to WEST & JOHNSTON,
Publ. hers 81 d cook 'eiisr.;
DccS-e. rs Msia ST., Rchno-d w.
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AEMY AND NAY.
ETTERs CO a1ery, from the Old World, ny J. I'LL.
IL liam,, late SIS Hin!,ter TO Turkey. Il vi.
The Southern snpsrtrr. 15c.
Hardes. Tactics; psz pocket edition In one volume.
90.
! Is.
october .ad November MOI. o. pc3ov's n..r!aw. 90.
November No. Southern literary Messenger. s3e.
Hap Of the south Caroline Sea Coast. 15c.
70! sale by J. v. RANDOLPH,
Nov 81 III Main street
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LEGAL NOTICES,


VAEGisla, to wit I'm CaAAoIRY.-A: crlas
7 held in The CLERKS Office G. the circu.. Court o NJ
thunbsr.aud coua'y, oa bio cny III. ~ a,y o! soysn.
Der, | .rs y.-r is5:,
Jchu O rut.oa, c-no.n,ns,,
Against
Wilisn A. Baird and = - rs,ora.ar. y,ro,r;:-..irv
under II. frgl e; iJird c III rnioa, pc,i -
The Oj Ct OF III. suit - TO r,rorrr O. Re t..-Ts.,,-
The ,ur OF TWO hu2 t.=J d > RS, xi:h ictrr.,t :. :, o.
the ls; dsy Of January, lsG:, ~ -eths. -:, ..o.hrrp has,.
and bi.pkrts for Two negro Il Il hired b; sad G,,,L :
Tn prn,on, acd also the yaIse OF u negro e>caD, q, ~
enemy. .
Add il appos,ius ty s1tl.f Glory Evidence TIA, n. =.
frndauis, Bali. J. i.lo,ton, are uon-Er-'d-nts oil III. s,,'.
Of Viz. iaia on motion Of The complainant, ny cs,rn.
Sci, Il Is ordered iha: tho said de'eunaE:, do Bppe ~ !cr.
within oar month eiter due publication VI IDS o.i,r
and do what IS necessary to project tkeir iaters.:., and tla,
4 COPY OF this order he pubishtd once \ week for four sue.
ces.iys seess in the Richn"nd IS Eoquirer,' a new,psper
published In the city o. aichHao!i, AID 'h,t another copy
thereof bs posted At the iroI; door Of The Court House o:
said county on the Grst day o! the next county court.
v,e-cr.w N.J. baEs7, c. c. y C.
NlkGIN.A-IN CiAScEhy:- AT rules held IN :he
Clerk's olic- OF ;Ae Circuit Court OF Richmond county,
Albert !. Yerby, Complainant,
hgr!nst
james IL. Hatfield and Isaac Simerson, Defcnja..z.
10 attach The debts "rd ELECTS o! the said i:aIGr.G and
eiMe3s"h, 2pscat DEFENDANTS, Ia :he county OF Rich1osd
Inc oD)eci OF this srit Is TO recover the SUE D! sU Cue
ny Tue usie'a.rss TO the con. plaiLant Tor the like OF .
negro woman Tor the year ISL, and 10 attach tie, defer.
DART ELECTS foi that prr, ose,
Affidavit havi. y been made according 10 the act Of As
i.mriy, IL Is oroered that the LbseGt q. endants appe,r
here within one month aite- TITO cue publication OF ;hs
urde'. AMI % VIA Is Necessary 10 protect their 10 e.r...
that : copy her OF be published orce a week Tor fcv, sn,''
crs,iy= weeks 10 the nichmopd "s nou re-.'a neS.D.,.-
phil. he'd in the city OF k!chmo, d and that sn, The CO..
b: tstst ~ tie lroct door Of The Court House Of nj,
county IN ;ha tr.t cIy o: BE &c ca, ny Court.
Trsic: Y. W. PESDLETUS Cl,rI
Nov. l5-cw4w.
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NE PLIS ULTRA.

NE PAJS ULTEA.
HALLS PATENT COT, MATTRESS, SEAT
AND CAMP TALISE.
TNHIS article combines more advantages :hAn any ether
4 yet offered. ltIs strong, compact ard Night; simple
II construction, aud not Isblc to break down o. &c: out Of
order. ALI who have used them say they are tie lest Ard
most compile carap fixture they have seen.
Manufactured by GEO. v. LLOYD, loot Of 2l,t street.
aud for sale al " 4 ~ALFoaD'b, o. aa!a Street,
between 18th suc IS:h strsstL
rali aud zee them. Nov 2j-tE-
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nal law anG every subsequent amendment,
whenever any new amendment ID acdcd.
I think every gentleman who has had occa-
sion to examine the Acts Of Assembly will say
that this has been attended with very uniGTta.
nate consequences. 1t is, ss some gentleman
remarked. here yesterday, a Yankee notion,
which we ought now to get rid OF. The Com,
mittee, l believe, was UNANIMOUS 10 favor Of
striking out the latter part of the c,suse in the
present Constitution, aud reporting IL as it now
is
Mr.. DoRRMAS.-Ay attention has heen called
20 that amendment, and It seems to me tts.
one consideration at l.ast has been Omitted by
the COMMITTEE in changing tnIs clause, which
operated very strongly upon the Convention Of
1850 IN framing thst csuae, AMI Which | know
had great weight With the people in eau ing
them to desiro the adoption Of that clause.
1t was the practice, before 1850, 10 revise q
]aH BY simple reference 10 lis title, and laws
were passed without its being in many in-
stances known what thu object Of thesa laws
was.
Now, il the difficulty to which the gentle
man refers can be obviased by amending the
entire law by reference 70 the title, AIN
satisfied. But I must say, that | csn see no
Yankeeism in putting down plainly what tee
Law is. 1t may do very we'll for the lawyers,
who have the statutes Of the Commonwealth
on their shelves, aud can so ard refer to these
acts, to pursue the policy indicated BY the
gentleman from Augusta; but the plain mca
Of the country have no such facilities, and III
less the whole law is revised they will be coa-
PEELED to seek the law books and ind QUE what
the object Of the law is to which re,creucs is
made IN The arnendutory act.
make these remarks with a view to call the
| attention Of the Convention to this considers
| ton, without intcnding;to move an amendment.
If the Convention should desire, upon future
reflection, to amend tho clause in this respect,
suppose it will be competent to do SO BY
| clause as it is
MIR. TURNER, of Jackson more to amend
| the sixteenth section By adding thereto the
| following:
"Nor shall any Law be revised or corrected
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HTIH. AL RIIrs held 10 The .sss 9e.< ::
the CITY 81 l!ccuUnd, tie 2S,h Gay o. Get, ttT, 81.
J.ccb Bl.rc aad Igy ! his wife. KeG!a:i Safe n~.i
William: J Ng r-y sad l:sSe! =. 1t. vie, Thosnt m-:r-e
sad IA. latt:, lis site, Aonc! L. sa.,erorij, MAJ! >. ,".-
age OF ;Ec.iyrue sears and vino sue BY Ja oh Eiaie, ::
hu.r next :rivni, HartTelI Gresham hGd klz4DrtI, =.
..fr, and Cathsriae Field, an infant under :hr age u tseT
:y.ore years, and sulng Gy the said Jacob Btnne, L IL:
next friend, Plaio:i'.
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Nov l5-cw<a ?. II. PESDLETOi, Ce:G
= " Z sIlTG nE NIRcINIl.

Nov IS-cwJ~.
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FSiS'N avon AAN"t
(Mr. CoSRAo,) is substantially the same az that
rpon which hejudgmens of;he House h.s been
already prcnouncea. That proposition would,
in my opinion, open The door 10 vast abuses,
and nigh. give what appeared to he the sub.
iec.s OF the former hill, ~licG il point CT fact
it was not.
would suggest the point Of order, whether,
ate: the judgment Of Line House has been rem.
dcrcd in opposition 10 the clause in tho old Con.
s~titu!ion, which w'as proposed 10 be inserted, it
is in order &c Ino7o that which is substantially
;ha S:inc?
Dir. CosRap.--I am FREQ 70 admit that my
object in proposing Tho amendment is, 70 attain
substantially the same end with the amend
ment proposed by the gentleman from Jack.
SOD, (Mr. TURNER.)
Mr.. WYsoR viii line gentlcman permit rue
to interrupt him? I think I can make a ques.
ton which will get rid Of TIE point OF order,
and probably Of Whist the gentleman frcn
Frederick, (MF. CoSgAD,) proposes.
an Informed by enc or two gentleman that
they voted sgains; the amendment offered by
The gentleman from Jackson, (Nir. TURNER
under q misrepresentation Of TIC effects Of their
votes. understand from 4 gentleman that he
proposes to move q reconsideration Of that
vote, If the gentleman from Frederick and the
gentleman from Marion will withdraw their
propositions. VS. will thus get into a c1nd:-
ton in which it will be in order for toe gentle
man from Frederick to submit his proposition.
Mr. CoNRAp.-1 Withdraw my proposition in
tha; view OF the case.
Mr.. MoRaS-I would ask the gentleman
from Marion, (Air. HAYXoSD.) to Withdraw mis-
nronnsit;nn 70 strike,ont The section,
Mr.. HxSMoND.-My object in submitting
that motion vas to remove the caese for unhe'
cesssry ligitatlcp which | consider tnis section
furnishes. If it occurs 10 gentlemen that this
objsc CT Gun be otherwise obtained, | Till with
draw my motion.
Mr., MoaRis.-I nov move . reconsideration
Of the vote by which the amendment of the
gentleman from Fauquier, (Mr. SooTr,) to the
amendment Of the gentleman from jackson,
Die TURSEs,) was adopted.
make that motion because voted under :
misrepresentation.
Mr., PR1ce.-I understand that the amend.
msnt was rejected after lis modification, upon
the motion q; the gentleman from Fauquler
I'M. Sorry Isu6mit whether, as the original
amendment was rejected, it is competent to
20 beck and reconsider an amendment to-.
The PREs,pESr.-No, sir; ii not competent
to rec ,ns;der it
Mr.. PRIcE.-This proposition ramnels the
freedom of our Legislature, IN my opinion:
Bills are sometimes very inconsistent out
think, on the whole, very little irjury will result
from this course if WI leave the whole matter
to the Legislature, whore, | am SATISFIED, there
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DUFFY'S
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DUFFY,S
Cure of Ague and Fever


NHERE is NO DISEASE To WHICH THE ,,,,,.
body is liable SO universal so dreaded -. noMAN
~ ata as Fever: it appears in different countr a
ciimates under different types and characters I n a
country, where its annual return looked for with s
and apprehension, it usually assumes the billions rna
Another species OF fever prevalent here and which
NAV be saId never leaves subsidies altogether s h
tumnal Intermittent, Ague and Fever which Is A u
so iata yet very distressing Its characters effects an
consequences, are peculiar: to diminished energy f M
nervous system are to be ascribed the anpuor s e
and general prostratOn which characterzes its inva;o"
to which might be added the arrangement of the ;j
functions OF the liver stomach, and intestinal canal II
therefore quite manlfest-in fact it is well known that
Ague and Fever lay the basis of consumption of the limos
chronic affection Of the liver and Spleen dyspepsia ma
not unfequenty dropsS and when once this state If b
viscera becomes established there is constant tenden
to relapse even from slight causes and when thus commit
Gated with those constitutional diseases their treatment
and cure becomes more difficult.
Common sense teaches that the cure of Acme and E,
consists in shortening the duration Of the and
preventing its return The first is be accomplished bv
depicting the bowels relaxing the skim &C.: the second
by the prompt application of such medicines as are ca
lated to restore the deranged functions and give healthy
tone to the nervous system.
The Tonic Mature now offered possesses all the ouo,
requisite to effect the second Indication The FIRST doss
generally checks the disease and bottle never fails
effect cure healthy reaction takes place. the appeites
restored the system becomes invig0rated and the pa
tent begins to feel surprised at the rapid transition from
state OF morbid suffering to that of progressive recovery
These effects have been experienced BY all who have used
" which could be show" By SyaaRnEs b ,f;PSns
Newoern' N. u, Oct Is, 1860 42-wly.
81 Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail, BY +. s.
&R n Duffy, Newborn, N, c. And also for sale BY essrs
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