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}zA AMERICAN HOTEL q RESTAURAT. ~
~ ,FoRmRRLy COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE. -
Situated on Erehange.strest, 6stWssn Water and

~ FoRmRRLy COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE -
Situated on Exchange .sfresf, bsf1ssa Water and
Commerce streets, Mobile.
The above well known and popular establishment
having undergone thorough repairs during the past
summer. is open for the season.
To planters and business men generally the above
establishment 10 the most convenient OF any in the
cty-being 10 immediate proximity to the wharyes
and principal ushGres-and can accommodate
from so to 60 with sleeping apartmets, and about
l 80 with board. The eating department ia on the
Resta,irat plan, where they get their meals at
any hour in the day-besdes, the reasonable rates AT
which board, lodging, &c can lie had, reduction
Of from 10 TO 20 per cent from lasi year.
w. The utmost order aud cleanliness observed
throughout the establishment. The 3propIie ior
hopes that with these recommendations and strict
attention 10 business, TO merit siaic OF patronage.
RATES OF BOARD, sc.
Board and lodging single room. per month. .$35 20
do do two or more IN Il ROOM. I'd w
do do per week ........... 90
do Ito per day. .......... ] 20
Lodging per night. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
BOARD only. per month lS 90
do do per week ..................- %
do do per day.. ..... ! oO
Dinners each 10
breakfast and sumner, eacl, ... 0 30
ocl23 21gu JAMES }. DYER.
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SHERlFE,S NOTICE

SHEKIFF . NUTIR Z,
OMMITTED TO the Jail Of Mobile county on
u the 81 November 1sl5, by +. q. Kemball,
ESQ., Justice of the peace. a runaway bright mulat-
10 slave called JOE, feet inches high, about %
years Of age, scar oil the forehead, and SAYS he
belongs TO Benz. ketchins, Copah county, State Of
Mississippi. The owner is requested TO come for
ward, prove property, pay charges and take him
away. or he will he dealt with according to law in
such cases made aud provided to pay Jail iees.
nova 229ti G. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. G.
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GEORGES GAINES,
JoHS A. CAMPBELL,
A. 3. Ounce, Mobile.
PERCY WALLER,
WAIT S. HoYT.
FRANcIs s. LYON. } D.t;
BENZ. N. GLOVER. "'p
THos. RIvEs, ) po.,,..l n.,,,s an
WIN. BoYKIs. ~
o. The duties of the school Will be resumed or
the second Monday in October. R..'20 l04
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NIEDIcAL. SURGICAL and ANAT MIcAL

MEDICAL. SURGICAL and ANAT MICAL
WI WORKS-A series oil Anatomical Plates.
with references and physiological comments, Illus
uaing the structure ofthe different parts Of the hu
man body-by Jonas Qnaiae, Al. D., and w. J. (.
wilson, NJ. D.. American edition. edited and revl.-
ed with additional nOtea--by Joseph Pancost. M.
H.. vol. quarto.
A Treatise on Operative Surgery. comprising n
description Of The processes Of the art, in
Guiding all tie new Observation-Disclosures stale of
surgical science in its present advanced condition.
with eighty pIaIes, containing four hundred and
eighty six separate ilusraions-by Joseph Pau
cost, NJ. D., vol. quarto.
A Practical Treatise on Midwifery. exhibiting the
present advanced state oil the Science-by F. J. Mo
reau, translated from Tie French by Thos- Forrest
Bolton, NJ. D., and edited by Paul b. Goddard, A..
NJ. N. d., comprising numerous separate illustta.
tons, ! vol. guarto.
With a large assortment Of Medical WoTks
which III be furnished 10 The profession moief
ate rates. y. W. ALLEN,
oct2O Booksellers and Siationers, % Dauphinst
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III DURRANCE - sTAN ARD.
u VI PARKER. Auetionser

III DORRANCE ~ gTANAHD.
q. VI PARKER. A uctioneer.
On THIS DAY. 9Th. At . o'clock. al ..r sale.
Grnreres. Iiqdor. and Provisions Also ma
alii'les Of salnahs fwoiiur
az WV. II. BUNNELL.
THIS DAY. Al 81 n'rlerk---
Piano, Soda. bbs Lamp OIL
10 krgs Bu,ter, pipe Holland Gu
Al.o, IL lot OF CrnckerS. Plrs. eio ric
Al 10 o'clock 49,
DIV Goods from The sh+Nes
m MARSHALL, ROWE s. GO.
A. =. HUNTINGTON. Aur.tunepr.
THIS DAY. at 81 O'Clock AT sales focn--
/ bale damaged Cotton, good bray Hose
Also-For mcOunl Of whom II MT, concern
bbls Rice. 40 bags Coin. shahiiy dana sed
Alter which bacon Sides. Shoulders Hams
Rsrufed Whisky. Monongnheh 10
Brandy IN p,nes. / and ! casks
Port, Malaga aud MadeiTa Vince ia casks
Rice, Soap. Candles, painted Pals
Segars, Flour. Corn, Bran, l'ntler
Cheese, etc. Also
20 cases boots, Shoes. Brosans, Hms. Caps, ec.
On FRIDAY morning, nj 10 O'Clock. ut sales room,
Valuable Household and Kitchen Furniture
Also-Thc entire Furniture ofan office. consisting Of
Desks, Book Cases. Tables, etc Terms cash.
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Hon John A. Cnthilell, Ten Theo l.. Toun,in.
y r HuIlafd. Esq col rhos. W MeroS,
f. e. Head, Esq Geo ~ Stewart. ESI.
b. b. Fonlaine, Esq Daniel NJ Riggs, E-q.,
q. W Dotrance, Esq Rlch'd X. Redwood, Es,
Maj. Il. Chamberlain. AIphonsu SPmgar, Esq.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Wil be sold
"A in front Of the Court House Of Mobile county,
on Friday the It'll day Of November next, between
the hours Of II and 5o'clock, all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture Of the late Mrs. Rachel S. Shep-
herd, deceased consisting OF Double and Single
Bedsteads, double and single aud straw Mat
irasses, comorters, quilts, blankets, sheets, &c;
Tables, chairs, bureaus, warlrobes, hooking glasses.
carpets, crockery ware. glass ware. &C.; cooking
stove. pots ovens, &c; all Of which is well worthy
of the attention Of Boarding House keepers and
others. &. j. SHEPHERD, Administrator.
T.. b. GALE. AuctiOneer. oct9 212 30dys
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SHERIFF'S NOTICE

y
COMMITTED TO the siI Of Mobile county, on
~ the ID November, ls45. by f. q. kimbsll.
Esq. justice Of the peace, a runaway slave called
EFFERSON, (alias ROBBERY black complication,
feet inches high. aged about So years, and says
that he belongs TO Widow Molly Burnell, Lowndes
county, Alabama. The owner is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take him
away, or he viii be dealt with according 20 law ia
such cases made aud provided to pay Jail fees.
nova 229,f c. BANCROFT, Sheriff Nj. c.
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SHERIFF'S NOTICE.


COMMITTED to tho Jail Of Mobile county. on
~ the 24th October, lsi5, by Charles A. Hoppn,
ESQ.,, Mayor OF the city Of Mobile, runaway slave
called DUKE, black complexion, feet inches
high, about SO wears Of age, has small scars
his breast, the thumb nail on the right hand has
been split, and says he belongs 10 DR.. Oliver, OF
Montgomery county, Alabama. The owner is re-
quested to come forward prove property, pa, char
ges, and take him away, or he will be dealt with
according 10 law in such cases made and provided.
ocI25 Self BANCROFT, Shift Al. G..
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GROCERIES-The subscriber is receiving
~ per Edw ina and Lorena, and others, an assort
ment of the best description Of Family Groceries,
selected by himself in the northern cities, all Of
which he offers for sale. NJ. ROBINSON,
ocs@ corner psuphin and 81 EmsRpel.st.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
=" ILL. be sold, in front Of the Court House Of
w Mobile County. on Friday, the l4lh OF No
vcmber next, between the hours Of IL and O'Clock
all the personal estate Of the late Jos. II. Dung
consisting OF Household aud Kitchen Furniture, &c.
oct l6 =. HOWARD, Administrator,
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LNOR SALE, TO arrive per steamer IL. Kinney
Il schrs Two Brothers, Amiabe. Angelina, and
Eliza--l00 bbls 81 Genevieve Mo. Flour
20 do Missouri Mills do
80 do 81 Louis City Mills do
80 do do Walsh do
so do Louisiana Steam Mills do
90 do Whiskey
In Store-10O Ibis Harrison Illinois Flour
100 do 81 Louis do
10 casks Shoulders, 10 casks Sides
CALVIN KEITH,
oc23 onice Campbell, Owen a. Co.
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IA FOR RENT from ls November The
Gsa4 small Buck tenement OIL the north east corner
Of 81 Francis and claiborne sueeIa.
Also Brick Tenement On The south east coInrr VI
81 Michael and franklin strffIs.
And The entire sqnar+ situated let@een 81 Fran
cis, 81 Michel, iIeaiborne aud Wlkersoh streets,
and on which there arr Two qma brIck buildings.--
Apply 10 kAkNEWALi j WANkOf.
oci3l ~ Michael-st
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II ONDON FANCY GROCERIES Including
Ia Preserves, Sweet Meals. Jams, Sauces, Mus
tard, Pickles, Stiiton and Cluster Cheese Split
Peas and varous other art cles in the line daily
pected per ship Miracle from Iiverpool and for
sale by JOHN O'REILLY & co.
nn.A N E. cnrner Waller and Cont streets
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-05

XNOOLLEN Landing from ship Wa
w verify from New York, 200 packages. viz
IS bales Blankets, DutliI, Plain and fwiiled
White Mackimaw Blankets. large sire, weighing
pounds to IL pair; Scarlet Flanuels
Plaid Linseys; black and Linseys
White, cable warp Check Plains; Silver Spring do
Black mixed " Plains; heavy blue Ky Jeans
Schuyk ny Jeans; rolled Washington Plains
Washington Kerscys, all wool filling
White ny Drills, &c.
Which are offered for sale To the trade on accom-
modaiing terms, apply 10
oci29 T.. c. CENTER & co.
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1,A FOR SALE OR RENT-A desirable Res
GiiB i,lenee on the south side of Spring Hill road.
with half an acre of ground attached. The house is
next above William Turner'S store. Possession
given LIST November. Apply 10
oct2l NJ. WARING, Commerce st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-05

~ FOR RFNT--'The slore No - .3t F,4.ois
.Gb ~ street. recent, nrcupipd hg YIN. j Provost.
Al5o, those desirable offices No p ~ tranri' Il
second hoor Also, several pleasant Sleeping
Possession given irome lately. AppJ IL
hnv4 22S KORERT =. BUNKER.
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"a FOR RENT--A comfortable Dwelling
::::R House on The wes side Of Conception street,
ihird house from Government. with all convenient
Offices, and in good repair. Apply AT this oihse.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-05

TNOBACCO-lOhalf boxes pound lump, Saunders
i a6 eighth boxes, / pound humps, Lucke
1923 do do 8 do do Saunders
Landing from shin Edwina and for sale by
oct2S WHITAKER g. SAMPSON.
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- FOR RENT--A commodors and airy two
ss:H story frame Dwelling House, situated on Gov
ernmpnt, between Conception and Jackson streets,
and lately occupied by W. II. Redwood Esq. Apply
10 II. L.. WATKINS Il Co,
noyl corner Water and ST. Francis sis
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-19
OBHH'UAR Y.

Died. at his residence in this District, on
"Wednesday the l2lh instant, Mr.. Jouy CuI-
BREATH, in lhs 70h year his age. His char.
acicr was marked by that happy uninn in man.
ner of srernness and cordially, and in heart of
severe virne and christian humility, which so
nobly distinguishes the generation to which he
belonged. FornearIy three fnurIs of century
he has lived incamlorl and rcspcctabiIity. con-
tiguous to the place OF his birth. aud after n
faithful discharge of the duties Of this life he
has returned To the spot from whence he came,
and now sleeps with friends who went before
him. He was I"r thirty six years n consistent
member Of the Baptist Church, al Chcsnut
Hill, thirryGve of which he was Acting Deacon.
He has descended TO his grave beloved and
regretted by large circle of friends, and his
death bitterly laneIled by Il bereaved family.
Chestnut I'LL. B.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-19

to marine purposes" says The
Railway Gazette, "a lifo boa, is now be.
ing constructed on the company's premises,
Qhirty-four eetlenglh of keel and Twelve
breadth Of beam) which, with the excep-
lion Of the keel and some iron braces, will
be entirely formed of India Rubber and
cork planking. She will weigh but one
ION and a half, an ordinary life boat weigh
ing three tons; and it is the opinion Of all
naval engineers who have seen her, that
it will be almost impossible 10 sink her,
under ordinary circumstances, and that
when driven on a rock by the action of The
waves, she will rebound like ball, with
out fracture. II is also proposed to use
the caoulchouc preparation for an inner
lining between The guns in war vessels, 10
prevent The effect of splinlers-lor ham
mock knetlipg and bulwarks to save the
crew from canister, grape, &c., and for
other useful though less obvious purposes"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-19
From the Gcorgeto,on Observer.

Mr.. Editor, Sir-In Marlborough Dis
lricl. S. c., on The 2nd inst. an unprovoked
murder was committed by Alex. Brown,
by stabbius one James English. Brown
is about 20 years Of age, feet 6 inches
high. slender built, pale and (rsckeled, light
hair, speaks somewhat in Eoarse man.
mcr, weighs about 120 lbs. When he ab-
seconded his brother Mur1ock Brown ac-
compan..ed him. he is about % OF "a years
of age. about feet high, slender built,
dark hair and little inclined to close. or
what is commonly called knock knee-he
weighs about 100 lbs. !, presumed, that
they will continue together and that they
may have with them negro man, and
make an eff;,l to AXE passage in some
vessel from Georgetown. They have been
heard of in the district of Marion and have
relations there, and also in Horny district.
You will confer favor by giving the a.
hove place in your paper, as il might pos
sibly lead 10 The detection of the murderer.
CORNELIUS SMITH.
Feb. 8, 1916.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-19
(! CHARLESTON, Felr Is.

."HanLEslo oS 4, GU. lO'
COtion.-When in our last weekly review,
we reported the state of the Upland market,
stated that with fair enquiry it closed firm at
prices, ani that our quotations then were deci.
dcd!y in favor Of sellers On Saturday and
Monday last, 1.-The two first days of The past
week, there was considerable falling off in the
demand. evidently produced by the desire of
purchasers to obtain reduction in prices
which however at that time was no, met by
holders. aud the sales amounting ON the former
day to 147l bales, and on the latter to 1910
hales were still at former rates. On Tuesday
purchasers continuing 10 hold on:-hoders
became more accommodating, C. being
about The decline, 10 which those inclined TO
sell had to submit. The sales on that day
.laached- 933 halas.s-snra then tho market hus
been extremely dull and unsettled up 10 its close,
both sellers and buyers apparently reluctant to
operate, nnless compelled by circumstances. or
at or near their own terms. The sales on
"Wednesday reached but 37S bales. on Thurs
day 1852 bales. and yesterday ! l6 bales ma
king the total of the weeks sales G2l0 bales
Extremes D. a6 3,5.-lf lfercnry.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-19

Slaveholding States, and The Ablilonists
may feliciiale themselves, in having ac-
compIished thus much, in their fana'ical
zeal for The "ameiioratlon Of the SLAVES" -"
Nowhere al The South was such a law in
exislance uni the agitation of abolition,
and most OF the States. at first, reluctantly
yielded 10 its passage, but were eventually y
forced. in selfpreservalion, 10 adopt SINH
lar laws. Maryland has been among The
last 10 give in.her adhesion, and she has
been forced into it by lanaticism as reck-
less and desperate as it was dsorganizing
and dishonesl.-Augusia Chronicle.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-19
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Elizabeth Del,uglter and others, } Bill

Richard J. Burton S' and Wife. Partition. Iii
NJOTlCE j hereby given. that by virtue Of
lV an orderlr,m Chancellor Harper, | shall
sell a, Edse6e4 Court House. on Thursday the
l3Ih March n,xl, (Corrt Week, n part Of the
Real Estate Of George Deiauglller, deceased,
consisting o(lhe following tracts Of land. viz: /:
First. The Turkey Creek tract, on which
is Grst Mil. containing fifty acres, more or
less, with the nill house and yard and other ap,
pcrlenances. .;uld adjoining lands ofJohn Wash.
Mrs John R,chelI, Robert Cochran and 9TH
crs.
Second The Williams tract, on the frib
ulary streams of Big Horse Creek, containing
two hundred and fifty acres. more or less, ad.
joining of lands of John Landruln, Bartlett
Hatcher, Francis Belts and others.
Third. The Walker tract, on Kynes Fork,
containing twp .hnndred and fifty acres, more
or less adjoining lands of Janes Miller, Rich
ard Johnson. Estate and others.
Fourth The Little River Mill tract. situa-
ted on Little River, in Abbevile District, con.
tanning fifteen acres, more or less, adjoining
lands Of Thomas Ferguson and others. on
which are erected two Grisl Mills and one Saw
Mill.
The first and fourth tracts of said land, to he
sold on credit of one, two and three years. in
equal annual Instalments, with interest on the
last Two instalments, from and after one year
from the dayof sale, and the two other tracts,
on n credit ofone and two years, in equal an
nual instaIments, the last instalment bearing
interest from one year from the day of sale, ex-
cept the cost of the suit, which must be paid
in cash.
Purchasers giving bond and good personal
security, and mortgage of the premises, to Sc
cure the purchase money.
s. s. TOMPKINS, C. E. D.
Fob 10 4t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-19
RswSche,. S,e YyOaUn I!

HH EZEKIAH HARRIS takes this method
q u 10 inform his friends in the Town Of Edge
field, that he will shortly commence supplying
them with .tine fat stalled Bcgs, equal to any
in the State, and OH as reasonable terms rs can
he afforded. In fact he will sell as good as The
best, and as cheap Us the cheapest, on credit
of two months only. lie will attend regularly
every Saturday mornings He returns his
sincere thanks to all those who have hereto.
fore pa'ronized him, and hopes they will find
it to their interest, (as well as his Own) to con-
Time TO do so.
Feb 10 If 4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-19

men possessing ,thc capital oflhe country
complain lha, il will not yield them 8 per
cent.
When saw bags Of our cotton arrive IN
those mountainous districts, which haa
been packed in the interior of South-Caro-
lima and wagoned over miserable bad rohds
lin some instances, one hundred miles,) TO
Hamburg or Columbia, thence transpor-
led, one hundred and ,hsiy-slx miles. ny
Rail Road, To Charleston where it is sold,
after being submitted 10 the charges of
drayase, wharfage. commissions, and per-
hans storage,-lhence re shipped TO New
York, to undergo similar charges. where
it is purchased by one oflhese manufac'
lurers aud again re.shipPed to Hartford,
aud from the last named. place, making
dangerous and difficult passage up The
Connecticut river, it is landed aud again
hauled in wagons, some thirty or lorty
miles, over mountainous roads; and bavins
now reached its final destination, (aT dou-
BILE its original cost. is manufactured In'o
coarse cloth, going over the same ground
again, it reaches New York. where l. is
shipped 10 Charleston, and finds lis way
back asain, into the Inferior of our Stale.
repeat, when saw these things
inc, as do, the resources Of South. Caro-
lima, and the facility with which this Cotton
could be turned into cloth by the labor
around us, which might be applied 10 !,
wilhou, delrimenI 10 other pursuits
i; he expected, that ] would write, with
With these explanatory remarks, | now
commit the whole subject of Cotton Man
nraclures, TO the people o: the Southern
States, especially ufSou'h Carolina, no,
ping, that whatever fault may be f"und
with the manner in which have executed
my task, my motives will moi be impus-
ned, bat that my attachment I" the State
vii, be hest shown, by my efforts TO pro
mote her welfare, even at the risk OF o"
Tending, oy loo much plainuess Of speech.
WILLIAM GREGG.
Charleston S. C. January 1919.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-19
THE TWO COMETS.
HIGH SHoAL OBSERVATORY }
Philada., Jan. 26, 1915. {

To Joseph r. Chandler. Esq.-Dear
Sir.-This being the first clear evening
since the announcement of the new comet,
seen in the Gulf of Mexico, Professor
Kendall aud his assistants succeeded in
observing it, together with the second Mau-
yais comet, the later "f which was found
in the place given in Prof. Pcrry's Ephs-
meris.
The new comet reported by several mas
lers of vessels recently arrived from the
Gulf ol Alexico, and by MIR. w. Ii. Clark,
an intelligent gentleman Of ST.. Mary's
Georgia, was readily seen in position a
few degrees south Of the constellation of
the Whale. II is visible to the uaked eye
as dim white cloud, with faint tail ex.
tending in direction from the comet OPP
posile lha, Of The sun. It's brightness is
about that of star of The fifth magnitude.
In tho equatorial, no trace of nucleous is
10 be found; but The head appears as ne
bulosily condensed in The ceulre.
This singular comet affords another ex-
ample Of the peculiarity noticed by Others
in January. 1924. respecting The comet of
December, 1923. 1t has two tails. visible
in the comet searcher, the ordinary tail
extends about FIVE degrees in the direction
from the come, opposite that of the SUM-
The extraordinary tail is inclined about
twenty degrees to The south of the liue
from the comet towards the sun, aud ex-
tends about nne degree, being narrower
and better defined; resembling rays stream
ing outwards towards the sun. The new
c6mel's places on the llh and 26lh of the
month. at 20 minutes past 7, z. NJ, arc
+ follows:
r.. A. Dec.
Jan IL 34S min. o. south as min. o. BY
Mr.. Clark,
Jan 26 22 II 81. 81 II.
School Observatory.
Daily increase in Right Ascension 2 IN. II
Daily motion in Declinaion north l m. 4
These two visitors from the southern
skies, are at present about 25 degrees
apart; but their apparent paths inersect
each other at forty four and one half de-
srees of right ascension, and lwenly-one
and onelenth degrees Of souh declination.
This will be the position Of the Mauvais'
Comet on the evening of the 5Ih of Feb
ruary. 1t is also worthy of remark, thai
should The present direction aad raIe of
motion oflhe new comet continue, il would.
on that evening. be within degree of The
same poin-a singular injunction Of two
comels uuexampIed in the history Of as
tronomy, il, indeed, such an event has
ever occurred.
Yours, resi- eci(ully.
SEARS G WALKER
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Effects of Abolition.-A bill of some

Effects. OF AboLition.-A bill of some i'm
por'ance. says the Annapolis Herald, re.
la!ing TO the free blacks and mulatloes of
Maryland, has become the law oflhe land.
By an aci Of 1881, they were allowed to
leave The Stale for an unlimited period and
return again, upon filing. with the clerk of
The county Of their re 'idence a certificate
stating the reasons Of their departure. and
their intention TO return. The clause of The
bill. making this provision. was stricken
out, whereby, under no circumstances, will
they be allowed 10 return to the Stale, after
having abscnted themselves for 30 days.
Wha, is true of Maryland in this regard,
NAV be said Of almost all the Southern