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FIFTY DOLLARS RE1VApn,

Runaway from the Subscriber at Deep
&yA creep about two years since, Negro Wo
TN man CHESTINE. She is Of n iniddlinp
I VA SIZE rather slim, of a slick black color,
| I'M WIN n Hat nose. Upon the left side of
| EASSS her neck, under the ear are two large
So scars, occasioned by scrofula She dress.
es weiI-speaks quick, and has much of n latiyli,c
appeaadnInce, with sort of bouncing gait. She
gGnerally mas her jaws tied up to cover the scars
nave every reason to believe that she has been
urging about Norfolk, and is still harborcd there
an persons are hereby cautioned against employ
ing or harboring her, as am determined to prose
cute 10 the fullest extent of the law any and every
me ABOVE reward will be paid for her delivery
10 nc or Tor her confinement. so that get her.
Feb 81 IF UENpW r. ,Spp ET-,
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EMBARRASSING The Norwich Conn News
says That two ladies' at a neighboring hotel each
presented to her lord fine boy at the same time.
40 the hurry ofthe occasion, the nurses placed the
Oaoies m the same cradle, and were afterwards
unable 10 tell " which from 'lorher'' The moth !.
S's Suu iatneTs are gexed and embarrassed at the
result We think we have heard the same s,orv
before. '''"' ''o'J
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w BOOKS FROM HARPER 4 B

IN DOOho ItOVl 1AE1ER q BROIH-
ERS; Mahan's Intellectual Philosophy
- israeiIs Sketches of English Literature
PaiBes Institutes of Medicine
ne True Believer; his character, duty, and
privilege, calculated in series of discourscs by
Rev'd Asa Maban -
No IS Illustrated History of England
Part 2ud of Fortescuc, 10! cts
Nos. 80 and 1874 illustrated Shakespeare
Parkers Geographical Questions price 25 cts
Cling Mars or Conspiracy under Louis 9th
an historical Romance, by Count Alfred De Vigny,
OF the French Academy-price % cts For sale by
March 2 w IL H. HODGES g. C,O
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HE Subscriber take this opportunity to thank
'nlS generous community for their liberal pa
boat TINS morning, a fine lot of CLOTHING. such
as BACK Cloth Dress Goats, some Black Business
Cashmere Vests, Black and Fancy satin VT
Satinett Pants, &c. Call and | will gnarantsc
mat you will be treated and waited unon in The
h'G5t g 55 manner. J. NJ. MILES
Arc ade
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school REGULATIONS IN MA1HE.-Amonp
T WI regulations stuck Up in school house in
Maine are the following
NJ ss!aPPlhg apple seeds at the master.
mo Kissing The girls in the entry.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OUNTAIN HOTEL,
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE.


PHlNEAS TiURsTON, SProprietorS.
VIE undersigned having succeeded The late firm
Il OIL DIX Fogg in the pruprietorsbip of the
FOUNTAIN Hotel, so long and widely known "a ono
oil tue most commodious establishments in Balti
more take this method of in forming tho TRAVELLING
Puohc that, besides the great improvements made
IaSt spring In the addition of an entire now win q
10 'he mousse by which large number of lodoin o.
'uon,S were added, as well extensive Bafhing
EstdOhshment, they have recently had constructed
hs1 Ldaes Ordindry, fitted up in the most unique
ana beautiful style; and also pirate sitting room
yor me gentlemen, which is entirely free from the
pustle necessarily incident To- the more public norts
Vi tne mouse an arrangement highly desirable md
wulch they Halter themselves cannot fail to please
IN cohhcction with these improvements the whole
nv rior OF the house has undergone a thorourh re-
Vt9ioh' every thlng appertaining the upholstery
oil inc establishment has been renewed and attend
anus Tor the chambers selected with strict yicw To
tn't'c CapaDIity In every respect. The table will
DC iounu at all times fully supplied with ever whine
'ue market affords, served up in n superior AZ vlc
while IN the way of wines, Sc, nothing will he
eept put what is of the best quality. Add to these
iacts the atent on and courtesy which will he rem
ueieo by their assistants acting under their own
pcrsohal supervision. Those who may favor them
WITH a call they fatter themselves will moi Leave
uIssa tished, as no pains expense will be spared
on ther part to meet the of their quests and
.rust their hopes of liberal patronage will not
prove uufounded. ' nv
baggage taken to and from the hotel free of
g Feb 90
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M EM0RIA TECHNICA; or the art of alb
4VI brcviatiug those studies which give the great
est labor TO the memory; including numbers ia
historical dates, Geography, Astronomy, GRANTEES
&c. Also Rules for McmOrizing Technicalitcs
Nonenclatures, Proper Names, Prose Poetry and
topics in gencral-embr7cing all the available Rules
found in Mnemoncs or Mncnotcchny of ancient
and modern times; to which is added a perpetual
Almanac for t.o thousand years Of past time and
time to come. Adapted TO the use of Schools by
Lorenzo ID Johnson. Price ST.. For sale by
Feb u W. II. II. HODGES & co.
TOld North State copy1
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Tue PoPE.--IIis Holiness, the Pope. wen,
Andre della Vale on the 18th of January. and
ascending the pulpit. commenced preaching a ser
mon TO the establishment and delight of the con
gregaiion; no Pope having preached for the last
three hundred years. This is movement, calcu
lated. among others. to make his Holiness popular
with The people. aud enable him with their aid !,
TO carry out many important reforms he proposes.
He IS a preacher. i, is said, Of grea, eloqnence
and is known as profound scholar--.N Y. Sun.
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GARDEN SEEDS, FOR THE SPRING on
- 1871 The Subscriber is now receiying III
new nIn ana c6oce supply of fresh and genuine GAR
DEN SEEDS, and can with the srictcst conf[ence
recommend them as the true growth of tbs la
season' and of the very best quality. Those de.
Sirous OF obtaining the real Simon Pure" should
of ~ " VIZ ~ tug store
Feb % H. DCFF.
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O ~ "A IA w ILLS, Agent for the sale of 7 II
Eli lPiett SON. Nails. keeps constantly on hand
run assortment, and will supply the trade at AZ
prices as an article of equal quality can be nur.
cn;o 5 5n any CT the northern markets. Just re-
'N5' wei assorted Nov
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FOR SSIITHPIELD,
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
MENT.
NEW STEAMBOAT AND Rail. ROAD

FfVo' 'o w ashlngton and y Alexandria, $3.50.
HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED TO 6 A.
me quick and beautiful low pressure Steamer
Augusta, running in connection with the Richmond
aud Petersburg Rail Road, leaves Wrigbtis wbor9
Norfolk. every Tuesday, Thursday and Sainrd.v
at A. NJ, for the above cities and towns passnn
gers cakiast ON board the Augusta a nd arrive az
Port Wal'haii at half past II NJ where tis ic,,,s
immediately for both PETERSBURG and RicLnoo,,d
arriving at Petersburg by half past p NJ and
at Richmond about p. NJ, about two hours In adj
vance oil the old James River Line and in a Roat
unsurpassed IN her accommodations and the otten
non OF cT officers to the comfort Of her PASSENGERS
returning the passengers leave Richmond and p.
re- shurg every Monday, Wednesday and Frid.y
at nall past D A. NJ, breakfast on board the Auou,
ia, and arriving mt Norfolk about half past p M
1t viii be per eivcd from the above that ~.
comfortable and expeditions line gives To nerson.
visiting Richmond or Petersburg. on business The
opportunity OF ransactug it and returnino Nv ibs
BOAT OF next morning, to be absent from tbcr
homes single night only 0A'' '''e'
Inc augusta VIII stop at the usual land;nrs ~,
James River to take in and put out wav travel ,nJ
at any other points the river where SIGNAL i,
made. " ''5 i'"i is
The public may rest assured that II is IN. d,.r-
'hnatlon OF the Projectors to keep I'D this Linz
permanently; an6 TO accommodate travellers he.
tween Norolk or Portsmouth and Richmond and
Petersburg. and the Cities of the District of C,oInn,
bl9, In the best manner and at the lowest ra tes
For further information, tickets or frciobt annI,,
10, , -, w. II GARNETP & co
N. b. The central position of the r. & p p p
Depot IN Richmond, and its contiSuitv In tho -,
cipal Hotels. and place OF starting of Inc Cara f
the North and West and the Canal PocI,ots fn
Lynchburs adds to the economy as N,eiI ~. ~
- o''''''''' VI INNS Line Oct3
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men, canno, be disposed ofby the husband even
with the consent of the wite,--and that any con-
trac, in which the wife binds herself with her
husband is void unless the debt be contracted for
her particular benefit
Thus in Lonisiana, the law is the guardian
of domestic peace.
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SEEDS, SEEDS. SEEDS

SEEDS, SEEDS, SEEDS.
.ssiSoaSstS We have just received a full supply OF
sggsSsfssssr< fresh and genuine GARDEN, FIELD &
Sz3SSas T'-oWER SEEDS, (warranted fresh
w. @sS The Seeds which we have the pleasure
q.tssz>-- OF Offering to the public generally, are
laStd by the Shakers, and universally ac.
khcwlGdged to be far superior TO any raised in the
ehi.eu states Persons can place the utmost con
noehce IN Our supply of Fresh Seeds therefore
those wishing good, fresh and genuine will call al
the Drug and Chemical Store, Sigh If the pir Nor
tar. CIIAS IT IEINIfcTT
Feb IL - %
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II,HE RATTLE 0F LIFr- a - :.

'RNHE BATTLE OF LIFE, a Love Story,
by Charles Dickens, price 6 cents
Daiiel Dcnnison, and the Cumberland States
man, by the late Mrs Holland, price % cents
INC hugenot a Tale OF the French Professionals
by u. r. James, Esq. % cents
turc, price % cents
sale by w n n UODcES e. OK VI
Fob '''' ~ W.
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y STORE, 90 hide new crop New Orleans S,1.
Il gar, 10 bids " I. Molasscs
10 bbls Rusty and Sour Mess PorL
40 boxes Soap, various kinds
no bbls N. o., y. y. and A. Y Rum
ID bbis Common Rye Whsl.cv
'l2 DoTcs RIO, Lagusyra and lava Coffee
3oo 3Ds CoEnac Brandy, Ist and 4th proof
w BIDS Philadelphia and Baltimore Gin
l3D boxes Manufactured Toaaccg
300 BAGS SHOT 400 kegs Nails
4P'cS9grs Loaf and Crushed Sugar Bajiiroo,.
aud Now York refined '''"'"o'0
Ioy boxes Mustard, Pepper md Chocolate
md noi0cntiy expected. 1850 This Ccor-.t o.,,
aug Baltimore SuPsriuc Flour, for sale Nv
"a" q JOSIAH WILLS
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FRUIT TREES FOR SALE

tGs$SSeS ristown, Burlingtown Co, IN. JI of
aTNSa the following varieties -
Apples. Peaches, Pears, Cherries
Piums. Nectarincs, Apricots SC. ali
OF which arc noculatcd with the best vari, ties now
IN use from the earliest to the latest Also Orna-
n,cn,al frees OF the following varieties Silver
maPies, Lindens, Balm of Gllead, &c. &C., All
Cruers must be accompanied with Cash or salts
factory reference in Philadelphia, where PROMPT
Stchtoh VIII be paid in forwarding to any place
oesigna'eu by the purchaser. A Catalogue can be
seen by calling on Mr.. Cunnin gham-or they will
De furnished gratis on application at the MUIR
sery IN wnich VIII be found thu prices of the diff
fercnt varieties also Remarks on tranaplantinI.
pruning &c. JOHN PERKINS, Proprietor
Moriisown, Burlington Co Feb VI
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STILL FOR RENT.
d The Dwelling over the Drn1 Stoo CT;
6#q#I OF the Big Mortar. II will answer remarka
10iy well for small family. We are de-
children. CIXS II IIFiNI,T sS.Ii' view, - rev or
zee 81
4 tARPE!JNGS SELLING OFF an A.
- BELOW COST.-Thc subscribers intend -
son, with view of going out of the tT,de 81 IT,
aar"cIo. Ihose who want, will do well to cali ear
~ as thcy arc determined to close without regard
10 cost; lhcir stock consist of Brussels Suneriar
Ihree Ply, Fine aud Super fine Ingram and Cotton
0' N JOHN COOKE & co,
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS
10 be had at the GUN ESI,dBI,JSIJlTEoy,r

a the subscriber is determined to sell. pcrsons
enAo IN want of anything in my line NAV Fest aus
ar I" 'Iat me subscriber will not be under soId
10, ui,Hcr-worked Every article in the Sno, fin q,
Inc always on hand and mind, am not 20 e' ~
G., sold. Thankful for past favours resoect
rtSS, n.qucS' continuance of the same, as no ex
t Wno may iavor me with their custom as assn@c
ine pdp ~ IT is not = all talk and no cider, but
the $40 70 90 Just as say so, for bargains, stop at
door East of the Old Dominion Office. ''''' ono
r IT, ]. A. SPALDING.
per and Brass p'''0 pau LOT ola Cop
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~ EW BOOKS just received ard for sal, a.
AN Publishers prices, by ''0 az
w. RI. H. HODGES & CO

N EW BOOKS just received ard for sale A.
~ Publishers prices, by "
s.;on w: II. H. HODGES & co.
Sclcnce and the Arts of Industry
ScLIller's Revolt of the Netherlands
i.ivcs OF Columbus and Vespucius
Ihe Pleasures of Taste by Miss Jane Tavlor
Bcmcnt 'P'''o"' ny - M
Kambies about the Country, by Mrs. F.. p. EIIo,
The Lives of Yasco Munez Dc BaIbo, tLo ~ n
covercr OF the Pacific Ocean Uernnndo C,r,- vi. IL
Conqnerer of hexico, and Francisco Pizarro , Io
Conqucrer Of Peru. TO inc
The Philosophy of Magic, Prodioics and A.,
RS. -'0'"P9o"' W. u r.
memoirs OF The most eminent American Mccb,n.
lCsj also the Lives of Di5tinru Fnror,co,, NJ
chanics, illustrated with frty Eporavinog o"i' NC
me Treatment Of Insanity, by Jno NJ Calf NJ
u, Supcrintendcnt and Physician of the Inn 80;
~ 49,, - inil''9ou'g 8 va Feb 20
PURSUANT to Decd of Trust fro,n Sfcrbcr
"A James, and Jennett his wife bearing d. ,ic
18th June, 1916 and OF record in tbc GEL, 9.tS se
OF Nor'oik county, to secure certain debt Tho rein
mentioned, to the Bank of Virginia will bc soId -,
puOIic auction, before the Court House in bc t,,c,
oil Portsmouth, on THURSDAY the Iitb Msrcb
next, at " O'Clock, for cash, a certain or C1T
DAND IN the town OF Portsmouth. situated o., RI
hngnam street, and bounded on the Yves, bv The
lot OF David JaHc on the South by a vacant lot
owned by stephen James, on the West bv EfTing
nam street, and running back one huudred nd
ten feet Oh which said lot there Is donblc ,yooic
tenement, with auc of three feet annexed 10 each
tenement. The said lot being a part of tho nroncr
ty conveyed by the Deed Of Trust as,resaidP ~
JOHN a CHANDLER ,
VIM IL. WILSON, Trustees.
Feb l5-21wtds
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NJ EnH ING NEW UNDER THESITN
ne, ro o[atN ,'-CiHCASSlAN BALM. we have
Ju9' teceived, and are particularly anxious 10 Ill
tno attention Of the ladies and gentlemen to this
nS,S oSSieDrated ard valuable preparation eyer d.
GGgeTea az ne k1iotcn IUOrld, for PRESERViNC: TUE
BE GsI1M aAlR and improving its GRoWTH and
- ms balm Is acknowledged by all ,cho haye y,,d :,
20 De superior to every other If tb
ntbo tnS reinova! OF Dandrf Scuf, &c and al
w airrahted, IN a cases, to prevent BAIDNFss
The nrcy sne tendency of hair to become Gray
PHIng and selfPraise, would per6aps rso%iye
this frni Gn@gv in support of the virtues OF
III rug oondeUut Balm; but relying nnon tbe
Judgment and good sense OF the pnbin "P On ine
WE y yiIe OF the article presented to their notice
and kuo,,, 'nicu0n OF these usomc paneqyrics
aiu showing what has been done trust IN 10 g.
Su n sMn l9 70 our patrons the changes which
o cic a'o OF OF the Circassian Balm may vet be-
BE CAUTIOUS where and from whom vo,, mr..
NTTSSii, me tenWneJor sale only By CHAS. II, UEI
Norfolk. "''" ''' ~ % y IOSi
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10 -EdaUard II. BLnn,iye :.

Y " VIII please to take notice. that on the 3lst
NI,i my on march next, at the Office of James
1870 .is u, IN the town OF Portsmouth, Va, be-
smccn t'ie hours of sx O'Clock in the morning AMI
sbe o. me same day shall proceed to take
tead, Eliza Lyme, and H. Steaks and others. To- he
T ry''u In evidence in suit now depending in the
t lieut. ut superior Court of Law and Chanccry for
.nc county OF Norfolk, in which we are Plaintiffs
ana you, Catharne b. Blamire Edward b. Bla,
n nr' James Blamire and Thos s. Shepherd are
u;o,ehuahtS. III, from any cause, the said deposi-
uonS shouid not be taken the 3lst of March the
it,'e VIII be adjourned from day TO day. until Ia.
- a'u e. SI"ihpietod W2I. TATEM,
h iaee ShSritt OF Norfolk County suing for the
ton & Trutt. Eoi 81 ~ eitu,o
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a Ii persons having claims against the estate
80: ~ OF George Grant, deceased are hereby re
questeh 20 present the same without DELAY for nav
H ment, either TO undersigned or to Leopold G. p.
oGwPer, as j am closing my transactions as adj
mInlstrator of said George Grant. 80 ~"
SAML. FINDLEY Adninist,otr
reo Zo-ot of Geo, Grant deceased
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-. MTNTON, Dealer in Fine CoId -.
g.. w atches, JewcIry, Silver and Plated Wares
or o street, Portsmouth, Va "''''
Jan 10 ~ wal i"htcu.
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4 ,nILDRE EMS SHOES.-The schr Rainbow
Ras brought me 243 pair OF Children's shoes of
various klnds-some as low as % cents.
JOHN COUNCILI
the Post Office. "oOi tS 'uut No oi
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WnISKEY.- 100 bLls Rye whiskey, landing
w aud for sale by j. WILLS.
Feb 81
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TRUsTEE's NoTICE.-Ailp persons indeb1.
Ill ca TO robert r. Howell, late Shoe Merchant,
VIII Picase call and settle the same The accounts
are now all made out and ready. Further or lon
ger duigence cannot be extended To those who
may nSsrngard this notice, they will not be sur
hands Of an officer. pNoo" III tue
LEOPOLD C. P. CowPER, Trustee
Feb 23-6t iio"cH'
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SMITHFIELD HAMS 400 extra Hams, in
- store AID Tor sale lo@ by j. WILLS.
Feb 27
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A FEW bbls Porto Rico SUGUR in Store for
- sale, very superior article,
New Rice, Goldfish, sc,
~ pois and hall barrels Baltimore and POUCH
III 81 '''' ny NJ. CORY,
80 GU .. East side of the Ma rkct
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bringing tAo McrenH rar upon ". Dn'
rrsuec and wonderful change has conc
over he ,pti Of l.oooioeoi,m .nce that
lime, and democracy III" N tbs matter
tasin.ll o,bet,) afreneod tdo4 iraTds vrh
Us customary pr"grcs7nn
BY reference to another column, the &C
ton Of The SENATE, roiAuv, to Tbs resolution
will bc seen and all should be cra,i6cl nj
the noble stand taken by that boly on tins
question Il ,sto be- hoped thai the Scnn'o
resolution may now be allowed 10 pass be
Ilou.e-and vc feel sure ,hs, It VII b.
heartily responded 10 by every uuc hearted
and rgh, minded American
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generations unborn Vet the latter part,
At, ilScli up 10 bc the particular TREND a
morals aud liberty. aud thou Alics have all
al once hcconc the exclusive defenders "
the North. Th,u commissions arc ,cslcd
with tho dAmniug disgrace Of past suh,cryi-
cncy To- the slightest nod of their southern
masters; their hands arc stained with tho
filthy works which their employers dc,piscd.
pocIlc Of the Free States. thc.c atc the rep
tnrs Who ct ny To- be Your champions, to
advocate Your rights, &C. represent Your
purposes Viii YOU IN turn become tho
tools Of such 'ori'. or are You prepared TO
follow The lend Of base traitors. vi, ouce
stabbed the Consultation. ard afc t..W ready
g. scIl thc country
The day has Mt hoc1 suffered H. ~ b.
without us characteristics outrage upon TIC
part Of tic majority ON SATURDAY. Nj
~ .mVs.g 70. Miss. introduced resolution
c..'r- upon the President or certain un-
yli.h.l parts "r G. r..,l Ta.'.-', ,-cs-
roudcacc AID other specific matters. which
Nrr. doubtless dictated t., 'hc hAmi1,stra-
u.u. When it was called up this morning
an amendment WAS proposed requiring tho
President to furnish the House with any
"...',,,,,., ~. r,s,,,a,;'.,' 49,, t.a,.,,,
,',L' IL. ,.,,,,,,.. ;",'.,,'.,.
between him aud any public agcut or officer
c.,rr-I rli. ,.,,'.',,,.., ''i'.,..u,.
urn..|lhy tho frir,I, Of n, prr.,JgoiarJ
"a. voted dawn lac hc .,,,,,,,,,r. - H..
>lu,;.;s,r,ti,r If Lc,,,,t,ro ,r,. J.nL,
c,i,,.d IN the nuLllc mind ,.,otLr motives
of mi. ,onl transaction of scrJng SAINT.
ANN, T.. Ncy;,., n ,,ci,, lcr ,oo,l, ,,,,i,.,
ua tLcv oro NOW s,l,cl The c,,r,c taken
h., liz. immediate ,cnr,.cn,,,ivc, of ,I,cE,.
ccuti,, In couccal II c fact. and r. ,rcyon,
Investigation !. +, NV mind ~ I, INNS, no
I, that orcycry candid man who Lns watched
IN, rr.cLl,,s ,r,c,,d,n,,s of ,lo., IN ,,,,,cr
c,,,,inciu, ,r,ot Nm, Nr PHI is So i,c,ly
crininaird IN TINT di.g,nccful intrigue Nth
onr w.rs, and mos, uo,,b c1ous cnrm, tia,
he da,r mo, rrt.o,t tho TESTIMONY +, n,
c..u,trv, th,v ,,,nnress,d il L,causc Tia mill
so IA. ,rc,.,r unu,1 hc r,,r,ll, |, ma,
,,,,y fear tho ino,,;rv9 Ifnc, vL,,r,lli,
tho trntb from comjnc to lI,ht. Ifnot why
forbid ony examination Ly mart, iudc,,g
Tho character and the coni uet @, iii. Adj.
ADMINISTRATION throws .uspicion around ;ts v.ry
ort-susricou ! moan or ;ts Lonor and In,
tcc,;t, Tho oc,;on nr ;,s r,r,y t,.J,, l,s
ouJnrsol o,.or,. oo,.,,.,,;,,,, ,,o l,.r,,,i,.
with SANTA ANN
Tho m9;ority n,,scJ ,bo rcs,,u,;or -
,rrn,,, 49,. -, ,,,;r,t 'o,..,.s o.,..;..., C.,,,r
T,,Iar lL,l, tL,, Jc,.a,,J ,b., vl,i,h r,;,I,
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W.surSGroN, Feb. |. ls47.
The Three Million Bill, reported from
the Committee OF Forcirs AlIalrs. came up
as the special order Of the dag, and NJ King
OF New York, who is sort OF godfather to
Wllmots proylso, presented the restriction
4 controversy occurred between him and
the Speaker and other members OF the House
as to whether il was in order To- move the
amendment The question was finally dis
posed OF, by postponng the bill to Monday
next. This was carried by the agency Of
Locofocos from the free StatcF who have
heretofore proiesscd the stcrncst determine
tion to insist upon the auti-suycry limitation
1t is the first step to an abandonment of the
ground-thc proof Of a bargain with the
Adlniuistratiou--on one ofthe effects Of the 300
new oifccs to be created by the Ten lisgi-
ment Bin Mr. Polk viii pay any price to
ave the party from an issue which must
sunder its strength He will make any
sacrifice to prevent a secession Of the Nor
thtrn wing, and there are strong indications
that he viii accomplish it
The movers in this matter were iufucnc
ed By no sincere conviction Of its moral right
they acted for party aud Tor thcnscl5c.-
They hoped, ly lcaping upon the popular
current at fortunate moment t. reach the
shore in safety, and To- claim the rilhts and
benefits Of pioneers They aimed for poli,-
ical effect; that accomplished they were
ready b. surrender every principle that the
movement involved. On former occaSious.
Il . O..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-11
Li-Onr hicnls CLAnxn Of lhc Ff.

uTOur frrnls CLARKE Of the Free
Pres, and EASTMAN Of the Patriot are lll>,
" to Get into oriou' difficulty in
discussion as to ownership Of the Wit.
cism IN which the words "Sncw, blew
then fuz, &c " as all will rcmcmbcr--oc
cur; the one ass r,nng that II originated
with the vcti,ablc los Miller, Esp, and
the other insisting that II OF ught belongs
to the no less renowned Tom HOod We
wish that we could relieve our friends
from their serious difficulty bu, we cannot
being in this mater precisely in the sit
unlion Of !hc old lady who hne,c that goo,
eggs could be told from bad - for by Pr,
ting them in water" SAYS she, 'thc Gooc
eggs will either sink or sriml but which
| declare | have now forgotten