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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-30
HNDUCAIION.- HuGnEs rnanecllrllIv in.

HNDUCA11oN.--MIss HUGHES respectfully in
n 4 iorms the public, that her Seminary for the in
sruction Of young Ladies', will be opened the first
OF October. Her course OF instruction embraces the
branches usually taught in Female Semiusries. Those
young ladies' sufficiently advanced 10 commence the
study Of History, Bellies LettTos, and Natural and Moral
Philosophy, may depend upon her exerion Of skill and
diligence for their advancement. French and Music
will be taught
TERMS For tuition in the higher branches $36 per
year, for small gTls S25the year containing 10 months.
For French and Music will be separate charges
Boarders will be received at $780, aud SO for washing;
fuel 81; candles 81 Ia GEMS; each young lady TO for
nish her own beddug--beds will be found
Sept. o. 80 -2awSw
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Sept. 27.

Nok KENT, Tor the ensuing year, to the highest
n bidder, on the 1l'h day Of next month, (Ociober)
90 the premises the houses and plantation, belonging
the heirs Of Reuben TIA, HERSHEY, dseea,ed vir O. In
the county OF Caroline, and called and known by the
name OF Milford, on the M rtatony river, nsar the
bowling Gfoen, and at present occupied by MIR. Ri
ehard Wyatt. Terms made known q she d.y.
JOHN GEORGE, Guardian, sc.
Sept ". 2N-n
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ENXECUToR's SALE OF TWENTY FIVE NE.
h GROES.--Win be .oi1, for Cisn, a, P1Sba,su
Court House, on Tuesday. the 18Th day OF o. ober,
20 or % k>iy oesToss, belonging the esaie o, H..
iebeuy Mofby n. (sli raised by ssi Mosby) Ths
above slaves are sold TO meet slaim e JO,spb MI
:beaux "hen I'M adjusted, agains, ihs es ate Of sod
Linlebor Mo,by, deceased.
SOB. $50 BENZ MOsBY E,'o,.
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EEMALE EDUCATlON.--Th. du les Of our Sc
IL minary will be resumed the Sd OF October. II
has house bull, expressly for its convenience an
eslsnt Philosophical and Chemical appaatu' valuabls
cPscimen' 10 Natural HiUory, numerous maps, dia-
grams, book OF References s. and is always condue-
ted by instructors male and female, who are able 10
teach all the branches of a liberal Education. We
believe its advantages are squa to those OF any SINH
lar institution in the country
Ths Chief obj.c' OF this notice is 10 inform thoss
who send young ladies fom the country, that are
prepared 10 accommodate or with boarding, sc.
for very reasonable compensation.
MR. & MRS CURTIS.
Sept. ~. 4l-3i
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A TEACHE "A GsDl Dsn WHO bs, reserved a
IN liberal English and sIassical Edues ion and who
has had fiys yest experiences IN lmpafing knowledge
20 youth, wishes a siiusion for the ensuing wear
Communications siang The probable number of pupils
salary &c. sddre"ed to T. l. J. Abbervi Is r. o. Va.
will mse, With prompt attention.
Sept % s9-N4g
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AND FOR SALE.-Tss subscriber, Intending 20
- remove from Mesklenburg, offers for sas trnc,
Mhess Cfeeks, about four miles NJ n of I.ombardy
Grove, containing about $50 acres, one-iblrd wood
land made on 1t last year, with eight hands, more
then IL 600 lbs tobacco, and expss, 10 make as much
THIS year. Llkewiie, ,rast on Cox. creek, one nile
and a-lalf North of Roanoke, containing about O2o
acres, no.fourih in wood. The said tracts OF land
will be divided if nessssary, suit purchasers ther.
are three settlements on cash tract. The Iands will
be Tor private sale until Thursday, ,he I7h of Novem-
Der, al ~hicb time the tract Crabate and Niles
Creeks with 300 barrels OF corn, crops OF oas tdder
&c will be sold publicly to the highest bidder on The
premises. The tract on Cox's Creek will be sold pub-
hcly on tho following Wednesday. bling the % ].
Should private sale be made, public notice thereof
VIII be given The sales will certainly be madc, as
am determined To sell the lands for Whatever ihey will
bring. About 300 bbis. OF sorp, with oats, hay foi-
der, sc. will be cold the OK, creek tract. The
lands viii be shown by my Overseer o py.eIf The
terms will be accommodating -ereds long or short,
cash, bonds, or negroes, taken in payment.
Sept. "a -10i w. o. GREGORY
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Sept 2S.

NOrlCE.-The Annual Meeting OF the Virginia
Ia Temperance Society will be held at The Second
pst Church of this city, Wednesday the 5,h Oc-
ODER Delegates from Auxiliary Societies earnest
ly requested to attend. J. b. TAYLOR Sec'y.
Sept. %. 39-td
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NEW MARKET RACES.

NEW MARKET RACES.
FUNHE races the New Market course will take
IL place as usual on the second Tuesday in October
next, and continue four days.
First Day-A sweepsiake for years old colts and
hes, mile heats $500 entrance, half forfeit; SUBJ
scribers and closed, viz:
i VIM. r. Johnson, C. Clifford, by Charles. dam
Thunder Clap.
John c. Goode, Vim. Townes C. C. by Eclipse, dam
Robin-red-bresst
James j. Harrison, b. c. Lancet. by Archie, dam
Bedford
Thos Boswell and WIN. L. White, b. C. by Eclipse
dam Belona.
Abner Robinson
Second day-Propristors purse, 2 mile heats, $500;
entrance SIS.
Third dsy-Jockey Club purse, mile heats, 5000,
money up; entrance $50.
Fourth day--A sweepstake for years old colts and
fles, mile heats, 800 entrance, half Forfeit sub
scribers and closed, viz:
David Meade, Arab 6lly out Of sister 10 Surprize.
o. p. Hare, Contention iIIy, Merry6eld mare.
VIM. Wynn, Archie colt Bedford mare
Benz. Moody, SIMPSONS S. 6lly by Charles.
The and other gentlemen will be accommodated
usual at the New Market House
BY THE PROPRIETOR.
Sept 16 37-w3w
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MEARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.-In abou, two
u Il weeks, in he house lately occupied by Mann
). Vaien'ipe as Dsy Goods Store, will be OPP ned o
arge and general men, Of Hardware and Cutlery
nhch will bs sold reatopabl terms a, a, any 9TH
er es,ab isbm nj in the city.
MANN s. VALENTINE & CO.
S'p,. l6 81 ~
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HNOk SALE The seat called Whitehall, on ,hs
~ Ms,ispouy river, jua above Walkeriowp, contain.
pg, BY an cid survey, 1893 acres The terms will be
made easy by 'hs pufeba,e money bsiog amply sseur.
cd. Appiy'o Mr A. Brown, imfnedisisIy oPpod'e
August 10. 28-5swis
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NU RS. sHEFFEY-Ioeod. 10 open a Seminary
1VH for She education OF Young Ladies' in her own
house, 10 eunton. The FIRST session will comm. nss
the frs, day Of November, and continue five months
All the branches usually taught in the bsst schools
will be attended to in her Seminary Shs has
teachers OF great experience and ws,ssted ability in
every department OF learning II i, believed that her
School will eomtna a, many advantages any Female
IDslitusion in the State Her residence is peculiarly
favorable for the purposes Of school, il Is remarkably
elevated and healthy sufficiently from the noise
and hustle OF town, and has extensive and beautiful,
lawn we'll sdsped for the purposes OF recreation and
sxers.e.
In Offering her services TO her friends and The pub.
lie, in This important and responsble employment, Mrs.
SHEFFRY pledges herself 10 watch with maternal ten
dernvss and vigilance the dsportme nj Of ho,e mi
ted 10 her care, and 10 pursue with diligence evary
measure calculated TO promote their moral as well a.,
Intellectual improvement.
She will reseivs 10 or IL Young Ladies' in % her
family az boarders. Board also Re had on good
terms, in some OF the most respectable families in
town For furlber PARTICULAR er quire OF Mrs. Shelf
fey OF Mr.. Worhirg'on Smith.
Siaun,on, Va Sept 25, 1881, 4I-,f
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n I ARPENTERS.-- Wanted immediately, At Hs1-
" shs new nit, ~ good Csrpsot'rs, snd hbs'4l
wsgs' will be allowed by w. ~ RICHARDSON.
Sept 0. ass
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SSTOP THE KIDNAPPERSi-S'ols 20 ir OH The sub
~ se,hrr, on The nigh, 81 The 20 h inst, negro
woman, D-ice, and two shildren. The nsmes Of The
kidnsppsrs arS P.isr p. G. and Champion S,raug hap
PeytoD son and Joseph Moore. II 10 .xpesied the
above negroes will be tHsfed for sale ia Richmond
The sad robbery was committed in the most daring
and outrsg Gus manD@r. The ewusr OF the slaves
overlook them, bu; was not abls 10 reseus them.-
The subscriber fore all porsonJ from trading for
The said slaves and il is hoped mt all persons friend
ly to good order, Sc. will endeavor, should fall
in with tho above oil ndsr' TO bring them 10 ju;.is.
BENEDICT WRIGHT.
w.,,no,.,. County, s p'. 2i'', 1881,
Sept: 30 Az
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A TEACHER "A Gentleman WHO was graduated
IN al one OF he New e. gland Colleges, and who
has been teaching in Virginia during the fur year,
last pa'i, wishes potu'e situation in Academy,
or 10 some healthy neighborbood that will afford libe-
raj salary foF hi, serviees He will give Instruction
inthe Latin aud Grsek languages, and in all The Elg-
iish branches usu'lly iaught in Academ mics The re-
quisse testimonials wi he produced. Commups alton,
addressed to o. p. O., Lovingson. Virginia, will re-
ceive prompt attention.
Sept. 80 A1-vAv
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poToMAc LAND FOR sALE.-pu,.uan, to /. !,


u Deed OF Trust from William d. Robinson 10 the
subseribsr bearing date the H. day OF January, 1928
and recorded 10 the county court Of Northumberland
to secure debt due by bond to viii lam Palmer,
shall sell for cash, at public auction, the pre- ie-
otherwise 'ho next fair day, tract Of land 10 North
cumberland souny, containing s0S acres mere or less.
ying Immediately on the Potomac River. This land
would make a mo,t desirable Farm. Possessing all
he necessary requisites and advantages therefor com
handing very extensive view Of the Potomac river
ana adjacent country, and with respect 10 fertility the
he county All this land particularly adapted TO h
growth OF tobacco whes, corn, oats, aud cotton There
10 no doubt rs TO ,le but such only 10 vested 10 me
az Trustee, will be made to the purchaser.
WILLIAM WEBB,
Sept. II. SOLO, Trustee.
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raj OTfCE.--W snled Al The PsDIsn larry 100 pieces
IL White Ok Timber AXIS 10. 9 feet o 10 chs long
THOMAS NELSON, p. A. p.
Ssp'. 10 se-u
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HDRiYATE TUTOR WANiED.-ihe sub,erlser.
IL having reserved an appointment, which indaee.
hun TO resign lis present station Of private tutor
families OF Messrs Van. and Ben. ii ,rsison, OF Sussex
wishes to employ, by 'h- lO,h OF Ostober next,
substitute, Gentleman who 10 gr dua,e aud an
perien,ed Classical Tearhe and who can produce The
most unequivoeal and satisfactory Testimonial, with
gard to character and qualifications. To such rerson
liberal salary 10 offered.
u Post paid app ica,ions, accompanied With tran.
scrip OF Testimonials adJf e'sed ,be subscriber D.
W. T.vern, Sussex souniy Va. will receive spntjon
Sept, 49, S9-3' OLIVER Nj. SMITH.
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NOT1CE.-Ths sabsefi5sts bavIog located them
liz selves Ia 'hs flase Tor the purpose Of ansasDg
aComms ion Blinsss in country produces, beg leave
70 tender their ssfvees 10 their ~ eDds and the public
generally They will also attend reseiyng and for
wsrdiog Goods. READ s. MACMURDO
Richmond, Sep'. 80. 4t--St
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NJEW HARDWARE AND CUTLERY STORE
lY at The Sign Of tie Golden Broad fire, on M ain
Street, second door below Mr.. J.queiin p. Tayiot's
aud directly opposite Mesrs Lewis Wsbb C Co.
The subcrbets bave formed a conn ciion for pros
cutting the above business, under the firm John or s.
Sydner, and are now ep mug very handsome, en,iIe
ly new end well selected assortment Of HARDWARE,
CUTLERY SADDLERr, 10 which they iuvite The
attention OF heir friends and the pu bic generally az
ihsy are deern ined 10 sell good .e s % thew
can be purchased in tho city, ehef by Wholesale
tail THOS T JOHNSON
JOHN S. SYDNER.
%, 90 ao-U
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MJOlICE.- The su0senoef has qusIned a. AImin
~ israiof De Lonus non, The estate Of 'muei
Colemsp, deesssed, Of Caroline county, add requests
all persous having elams against the said eea e. 70
preseu, them without delay for settlement, AZ I ,bsli
plead bs notice after reasonable time, bar against
the payment e. shy elsims That may be held and moi
presenief and those Indebted earnestly qus,isd
70 I,,wsrd and seil., 80 longer indulgeDce will
not DO sivsn. ROBERT COLEMAN,
Adm'cr de bonus non.
Hsrover, Sept. 20. 4-u4T
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CONGRE s.
". Y. Ere. Post

The Senate did not sit on Saturday.
I'm the House of Representatives, Mr.. Hunt,
,rom the Committee on Public Lands. reported
hill authorizing the State of Missouri to sell Ger
tain lands reserved for the support OF schools and
other public objects; which was read twice, and
nOstpcned until Monday. Mr.. Wickllffe, from
The Committee of Public Lands. reported bill
explanatory of the act passed last year, Tor the
benefit of the officers and soldiers of the Virginia
State line during the war of the Revolution. 1t
was read twice, and postponed till Wednesday,
Mr.. Wicklihe. from the same Committee, intro
duced bill for the final adjustment Of certain
land claims in Louisiana; which was also read
first and second time, aud deferred till Monday.
variety of other bills and reports were present
ed and acted upon; among the former OF which was
abil reported BY Mr.. Everett, of Mass, from the
select Committee on the subject, for grant of
land to the asylum for the blind IN Boston. 1t
vas read twice, committed to Committee of the
Whole on the state OF the Union, and ordered to
be printed. Mr.. Johnson, of Kentucky, SUBJ
mitted resolution for the purchase of 2l6 copies
Of the debates on the adoption of the Federal Con-
situtOn in 1897, and for the printing Of an extra
copy Of the reports of the House, for the use of
members Ii was. on motion of Mr.. Cambre-
leng, referred to the Committee on the Library.
The bill reported from the Committee on Manu-
features, respecting the continuance of the pre-
sent duties on salt, was discussed BY Messrs.
Williams, SPeight. Sutherland, Thompson. of
Georgia, Mallary. and Pettis; and, ultimately.
on motion Of the first named gentleman laid upon
the table, upon division by yeas and NAYS, by a
vote Of l45 to Al. The bills previously ordered
Tor eugrossment, were read third time. and pass
ed; and the remainder Of the day was devored to
The consideration Of private bills.-IeiegrGph.
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"A and muniticently bestowed. HIS loss
seiec.I II ,,s.nects a public calamity. But Tor
81, ~ JeI;neaton of character, anoroins que Vi
. Sa br;rhtest examples for imiatlon' 'ne reaaes
'n. ,., he content to wait tor some more eA.eueNe
"n,oral. which will doubtless be soon '1rtnCoih'
M. from more competent hanu'-N' l. 'o"'
rs $50
/, Iookipg over the correspondence OF the ,ate
On Harper. who, though stign'a'asea as FED
ue ,I;st was thorough .fner'eaa Rep"ohcdn'
'Iai.. struck with the following passage OF one
We io,ters 10 US written March l9, 1921, soon
y aa a,' his return from Europe. Gaz.
"'e' AZ view of the political horizon accords
,n!cb with yours. | see nothing cons0llnS
very CONGRESS of the other hemisphere. Their
liz T.. are likely to be very mischievous. My
'a;on i. that their attempts to stop by force oil
OP the nrogress of those revolutions, which the
in the feelings and opinions of the Euro.
'na"o ,,orId has rendered necessary, will retoh
.hamselyes. and will have no other effect than
W ".e violent and bloody changes, instead
IS ocular and peaceable ones. The true WIS
:, If the ruling powers and higher orders con-
GOn IN welding. with good grace, to the re-
c4,,ns winch have become inevitable; but when
hall we see wisdom among monarchs, coufliers'
and privileged orders
-eSS-
The copyright bill which has just passed the
s,n,te Of the United States is, we perceive, sPok-
~ If "a it deserves-namely, as a valuable
measure. So difficult to observe were the dlrec.
r;OD, of the former statutes on tins subject that
Of the great multitude of copyrights which have
besn taken out, large proportion were defec-
i've. and in fact no protection to the persons VINO
obtained them. The only safety OF these persons
cOu.;strd in the respect which most publishers in
This country. to their honor be it spoken, have
for the rights Of literary property, and to the
,l,sike Of engaging in an uncertain litigation
The bill now passed lengthens the term of the
coDy,right, aud dispeuses with the former diff
cult Ii and complicated acquisitions. Much credit
!, due to the able Representative Of this city, with
with whom the measure originated.
" T. Ere. Post.
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SHIP NEWS.

Mr.. Neilson of the Exchange Reading Rooms.
returned from the Patuxent river and Annapolis
on Saturday night. He left at anchor iu the Pa
tuxcnt Saturday morning, ships Corinthan.
aud Harvest. Bradford, a. days from Rotterdam,
(saied Dec TO-; the brigs Russian. FIN n. Or
leans, and Dodge Healy, from the Isle of May,
besides eight schooners all coasters. The briggs
had previously endeavored to get up to Annapo-
lis, but were prevented by the ice The steam
boat Pocahontas, IN returning from the Patuxent,
had to forceh way through the Ice in the harbor
of Annapolis The feet of vessels there are ali
safely moored. and if the weather continues mo-
derate will receive no damage from the ice. A
brig. supposed the Gen. Pulaski, Foxwell from
Pernambuco, and the schooner Martha, from n
York. were seen by the steamboat little above
James Point on Saturday morning. They had
been up as far the ice would permit them to 60,
but were obliged to return to the Patuxent.
baltimore paper.
Brig Saunders from Cuba ARID at n. Y. Sd inst.
Jan 2st lat S8o45 inl fathoms water, spoke schr.
Gull, from Alexandria for n. York; out 2ldays.
short of provisions and water-supplied her with
a barrel of water, which we were compelled to
throw overheard, having no boat TO send to them;
she had lost both ibs, and had been blown off Sc
vera times.
Brig Alexandria, Howes, hence at Boston slst
ultimo.
Holmes hole, Jan 2s.-Arrived, schr Erie,
Spencer. Norfolk. for New York, with loss of
cables. anchors and both jibs, had been at anchor
off Sandy Hook. and was blown out in the late
heavy NV wind.
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COMMERCIAL.

FLouR.-We have before reported the princ-
pal transactions in the Flour Market for the last
week, in addition to which we have to notice a
contract made on Friday, for 1000 barrels, deli
verable on the first Of April, at s. so. The news
received on Friday, of slight reaction in the
New York market, had tendency, on Saturday,
to advance the wagon price. 1t opened in the
morning at 5 so; early in the day s74 was
paid; S 40 became the ruling price of the day.
and two or three loads, extra brands, were taken
at SO. But little was done from stores; 200
barrels were sold, late in the day, at 5 ST. hold
ers generally demanded Oh. being an advance
Of from to 129 cents on previous rates.
Yesterday the current wagon price was .
40; late in the day there appeared more disposi-
ton to purchase. and several loads were taken at
5 As to 5 4S. Purchasers from stores generally
offered so, which was accepted for few hun
dred barrels, but most dealers demanded 6s5
Quantity inspected during the last week, end
ins Saturday, 5th inst:
King street, 1884 bbls. l half bb
Wharf, 62 - 4 80
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Charles County Court,
AUGUST Term, 1880.

an the petition of George II. smoot, Charles C.
" Smoot, James Z. Smoot. and Richard ii. Brandt,
the Honorable the Judges OF Charles County Court
for commission to make partition Of the real estate OF
Wilson smoot, late of Charles County, deceased -
The Commissioners appointed by said Court tor the
purpose of making partition Of the same having re-
ported to the said Court that the same would hol aa
NIT Of division, and it being represented, that James
H. Smoot, Susan Mclean (wiie OF Samuel Mclean
and Hezekiah b. smoot, heirs and OF
the said Wilson Smoo deceased, DO not reside IN the
Sta Of Maryland
II is therefore ordered That notice be inserted IN
of the newspapers edited in the District ct
Columbia, once week fot the space of two months
successfully warning the said absent heirs representa-
tives to appear in this Court, either in person or by
attorney, on the third Monday in March next to shew
cause (f any they have) why the return of The Com
missioners shall not be confirmed.
True copy-Teste:
JOHN BARNES,
Clerk of Chsrles County Court e.,
ian l8-law2m
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Received This Day.

II KENNEDY has received the
terry Hrfh, illustrated by numerous comic des,ynsJ
edited Nv Miss J.. - Sheridan.
The Humouist, by w. II. Harrison, author
of 'Taes Of ph,sician' embe isn,d D, fit, engrav-
ines; and
TalstaEs Comic Annual, with numerous en-
CRAVING, On wood Also,
a further supply of Mason's Farrier, fifth
edition; and
10000 Needles, consistingol Baylis' and Hem
superior quality, and all sizes Jan 20
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G1NO Reward.

yJNHE above reward will be given for apprehending
i and securing in jail SO tina, get them gain, two
Negro Men Servants formerly the property OF Henry
s. Hawkins, named
HENRY and JERRY
Henry is mulatto man. low, but well built; has his
left eye Injured and is about 80 years old. He was
hired last wear to Capt Tucker, on the Potomsc
Jerry is very black man, good sailor, about IS
years Of age and was hire e. Capt b. J. jenkins,
board the steamboat Fredei icksburg. They we're
both in Alexandria last week, and Henry had pass
from Capt. Tucker.
will give the above reward for their apprehension,
ftaken 50 miles from my house, half that sum If ia
ken in Charles County and all reasonable charges paid
HUGH cox,
jan lS-eoa Chsrles County, Nd
National Inf elipencer
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SUPREME COURT OF THE U. STATES.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY S, 1851.
Present az yaSfardav

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY S, 1851.
Present as yesterday.
No. S2-Alexander Peltz, ct al. Plaintiffs in
error. VS.. Joseph S. Clarke.-In error to the cir
cult CourtfO the District of Columbia. Mr.. Chief
Juct'ce Marshal delivered the opinion of this
COURT affirming the Judgment of the said Circuit
Court in this cause with costs.
On motion of Mr.. Sedgwick. Andrew S. Carr,
Esq OF New York, was admitted an Attorney
and Counsellor of this Court
No. s7.-Jas. Sheppard, ct al. Appellants.
vs. Lemuel Taylor, ct al. the arguments of this
cause was continued by Mr.. Mayer, for the APP
pellautS
Adjourned till Monday, IL o'clock, A. NJ.