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NEGROES! NEGROES |!

NE CIR EST!
I AN now in market purchase fall supply Of NE.
i GRoES will pay the hghcs, market cash price Tor an
LIKELY .NEGROES,
From 10 10 40 years Old.
Person. In wing any Tor sale do we'll to call bs
fore making sale no doubt highest price be obtain
cd ~ HAkT.
Twill give liberal price for two Blacksmths AID
Carpenters good workmsn
N H. Person. a, distance having Negroes for sale, WIN
On romptiy by giving description Of the properly
90 sale -
Aw lg-t..
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FOR IL ENT
Z -
NO 1TCE THIS.

NOTICE THIS
I WISH to hire twenty good able bodied black ,nea
] 10 work on tho James River and kaMwha Canal
above Lynchburg. as company hands, fr which will
give good price. Apply early 10
Feb alt DOUGLAS H. PUCKETT.
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'"sss,s'ii'E W t'ait, VIZ
ossiAn's Poems,
Milton and Goldsmith. 10
Co'lins, Gray sni Beattie do
i-aem,, ",nauy things III few
WORDS"
Lives 81 al the Generals, in
lg,ols
Large Family Bibler,
Small do bound IL Turkey
Morocco, Kill edged,
! .ord Byron's W orks IN verss
and prose,
do do with engravings,
Poetry aud Prose ot America,
by N. =. Willis,
Lille and Speeches Of ~. Clay,
in 2 vols complete,
Walkers = vo Dictionary,
Garland lor 1919,
Floral Annual,
Don Qa,xottc, a vols. in a.
Col Crockett's Adventures,
Goldsmith's History OF
Greece,
Ratlin the Refer, 2 vols,
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PArRIor Orr,cE, Jan. -, 1S4S.

Gentlemen The following comm ncaton. intended
for the columns Of he Virginia Patriot is handed TO You,
With request for iis speedy publication 10 furnish the
public, ard those Immediately interested, with
statement al facts, al The earliest ps,lbe moment
he accidental delay IN The publication Of the Patriot
induces NE Ia this Respectfully,
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Virginia, to witt
Rulcs holden In the Clerks flee al the Circuit So.
~ perior Court oi Law and Chancery Tor The County -
Charlotte, the I'D day oi November, lsa7 -.
Sarah u, Reid, Plsintth,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HyHE CLAIMS due 10 Ambrose and Willis Ii. Plum
l. kelt having been put in our hands for collection,
those indebted l., them or to Willis H. Plunkett ndivd
ually will please call and settle Immediately, as fur her
indulgence cannot be given. - -
Jan. 24-4t IRVING u ROANE.
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MzA 2.sx
9Ts%1SssE ~
BOOkSt BOOKS!i BOOKS'if
At AUCTION,
At AUCTION,


WILL sell At my Store On Main Street. Monday night
Feb 7th, commencing at early LAMP large and gs'.essA
Books Gold and Silver Watches, jewery, &C.
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Cap' Mafryai,, in AmerEa,
Comes phrenoIogy,
Walker Oh Beauty,
Ovid's Art Of Love,
Rougl, and Ready sonEsters,
Wirt's Patrick Henry,
Tales Of the Ocean,
Life and Campaigns Of Nap,-
leon,
sh>kespea''s Works, 8 va. in
Calf,
do do Diamond Ediih,if
Turkey.
Isse- Of The Psssidcnfs,
Tom CDinglc, Cruise Of the
NHzs,
Rollins sSciens Bhtosy,
Josepbus, : solsy
My.teries Of eoHsnism,
Musical ana lbnnatic Olics
Romance Of the Tssss,, NC
Border Beagles, Q wits
Rob Of the Bowl, : vsls,
McCabe's Poems,
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For Rent, - q.
vI,Wo very comfortable Family Residences, on Main
street, and possession given Immediately, both lately
cupied by Robert Morriss Esq Apply 10
Jan. 27--4th sssas II. DUNNINGTON, Agent
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And vaou, other Books too to mention, n
which will be added several Gold and Silver Watches Gold
Jewey general assortment which will be sold wshou. 70
serve to cIosc consignment,. w !. WILLIS,
Feb. 3-2t Auct,oneer and Commission Merchant,
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Cleared.

CleAro0s
Chase Sras Astn'; Martha Washington Green
BarisEien Harding, Laguira Nemith Walsh Chenango
(BrJ Henderson st Johns NF laurie Dove (rj Howe
do Widow tsr GOuim, St Johns NIB Farnham CO.. STAR
schrs-D Foster Garfield jacksonville Connecticut Elwood
Dearborn Richmond Hamilton Pen6 Id, Aesanura Corinti
an Dashiel Baltimore; Shaw, Lave, Philadelphia
CID ThursdsyBrigs American McNar, Savannah; Forina
Drinkwater P.rslnouth.
Br ship Champion Graham Belfast 81 days. ballast "a
70 Byrnes Co. june of Table Island spoke r
p sspen ffSs M.s ss.,S June with cotton
il Co June p lat q, Ion II, exclaimed signals
S spoke Ts o sS fs" for f New
Ba Ann Welsh, Magma Mobile o. day, with cotton
pa senners sS Poppy June as ii o. lon g. spse ship
r New YORK for ug 10Th, lat 40 81 Ion 50 o5, spoke
Bark Lu linda Maria Rich Cardcnas days with
Ja.e, Of Portland, from Havana.
Bark Barton, Rio Grande 81 days. with hides and
Bark nary Ellen, Marseiles May Z with mdse Boyd
Bark Georges Robinson Salt Key Turks Island June a. passed
through the H. schr Mary Chiffon Tales from Boston for
Bark Branero Williams Rio Janeiro Nay TO- with coffee
passed schr Midas Magedom, for New York.
@ Fsis ' %s % r sas' sss s ess
vertical nit esehang signal With sh standing sig
Brig Noses Buckley, Charleston days with cotton &C. to
Bulk ey.
Brig Republic LteHed PARA Is days. with mdse to Bishop
Co. June H. passed and EXCHANGED signals with bark
showing white signal With letter the other red and white lat
q Il. Ion 81.
Brig Anandae Hopkins, Rondout bound East with coal
Norwegian chr Ebenere Ceawien Sarenger Nov So days
in ballast, 90 passengers, to Schmidt Il Balchen
Schr Munse, Rowe, Eetheura days. with fruit Ack.
sehr Richmond pitcher Calais With lumber. Smith Bgyu-
- for
sehr BERGEN Cole, Petersburg days to Hunter
Schr Farmer, Johnson Milton, DEL to b n Fox
Schr Charlotte HERMAN Rondout for bingham (Mass)
Schr Cordeli,, Smi h, Rond ut for HalloweL
Schr Hes perion, Smit'' Rondout for Bangor.
Schr Eagle - Rondout for Bangor with coal.
Schr Worcester, Lynch Philadelphia with coal.
ScEr Barrett Cooley, Philadelphia. 2 days, with coal
Sehr N Ryerson, Ward, Virginia days. with wood.
Schr Henry Brown, Smith Philadelphia days. with COAL
Below.
Ship Jcssore in 'kson from New Orleans
Ship Maid Of 0reaus Dennis from New Orleans Nelson
Ship Rajah.
Bark Adene & Eliza Mix, from Cadiy.
Brig Capt John, Kelly from Sagua la Grande, June H.
Brig Judson RUSSELL from May PR bound NHavcn
Sailed.
Ships Panama Canton Raphde Batavia; Harmonic Glasgow
Espihdola Vera Cruz Laura d. Chean Quebec Hector New
Orleans bark Marietta Maanzas; Br bark Kent St Andrews
briss Mary Ellen, Granada Liberator Hsrbor Grace.
JUNE 22-Wind at sunr sw; Meridian, Sc; Sunset wNw
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H. Nlskst9 Hl)|csssf .slb e. - sssl
|Sll | Y NJ n Y, 4 i
Ss :.s:;. s ss:ss t tss..:ss Va *: sssc al
ssssssssr June s-Ars .sAs Orb n.,si.. cA.sl..sss
Trap s.i f Scasiss from Rio a. Jss:Io
hs sonora MuanxtCn nom San Bias pr,a,s Brown Marie.
Sss @ @ s doe
Sraxs JOUR Ella gs:.sni Ss:
kerr PSilsds Rogers Wait NYg5i sshrs Jno EN-
pr Reeves Reeves Arsla Wheeler Virgins Niossrson hy
Sip fanesi Hall nos quite certain from liverpool
@ e SasSss s s sis ss Ss s
s ana aas
ships vancouver Dsvo she Bay State United States South
Oak, swan and others Frbak Aiexandre cid yesterday
BgcKspoRr June lssd brig Sarah Hswes s eed Phila-
BArli, June 9o-Brig wandsrcr. Merryman, NYork
York shrs Pemaqpd spr@ue do 18th Kasayhs Gilman BAL
a sd Ss ss Gus 5
10Th bark Ennomps Appleton Rio Jan ire" Srg Gunare Dodge
F Rnn Philadelphia
n Dss s %%nsS T s"s.S S
rRisdspSs 5sI pgiSR larsSs: Viz
ton. Reed Virginia; 10TH Emblem Rondou Borden Bait
more.
land sid 18th for Bangor 18TH Odd Fellow Small Phladcpha
MonE june iIn port Br ships Eff CHAM; Hughes; sute
Corkhi and Washing Wke liverpool Pilgrim Flood Fs
p p% i%r S%n Barland smy Pike liverpool
Michigan Mason and Marcia leaves Wilson, Glasgow Denn
Dnbn skefeld; il Augusta Robinson Canton, ss6y
marwocd AndrOs% byron McIcand and Howard iBI
freight bar Georgia iunngCn and Della STARK New York
Crowel Chase Case Rienzi Bangs and Hy Kelsey Gray M
liverpool Elisha Dennison Graves New brgs General
Worth Walton Boston, Lqncassr L0veand t%oTs
RarstOw New Y ASkbsr Crockr, Boston; AMBASSADOR
kn%ai crossy Boston Pc~haan laden Baltimore; s. Leon
DO ton harks Rowland kldridse Boston Salem Gie.Sn
bOson Ref % n New Kns@an
Ps Ns% as Ss Low
New York; Ieretto Henderson, Boston, sarah Brown Welsh
NEW HAVEN June 2-Ar Gold Hunter Thompson, Porte
RICO Sid, brig Industry 81 ikc West Inc Indies n,
wi Dayton hickman Philadelphia Susan Russell, NYork
NoRroIK. June 2l--sd. bark Hahnemann nalett Brazo
Santiago Royal Sailor enlon do scs Frank McMath do
ThOs Common Parker, Plymouth Mass William, Vixen New
PonTLANp June l9Arr brig Porto Rico. Burke Baltimore
GOTH crs Pawuckct ormsbes NYorh; 2st Cinderella Grow
PRovprScE June 2oArr ship Ahbur.on Packard Apalach
ola bark Acadia Cousins chareo. ch E'yira from Mobile
R1 G. Caroline Hail. philadelphia '1 june Ss SCH no
n Fsi Urno s S '
Douglass Philadelphia Mar Rowland, Baltimore.
p.f ss%srs S york A brig M0H''r' Young L'''' sch
sivASSAm june is-cla brig Marcia, Smith Bath NE.
Dram BsltimoTe Ga sshs May CLARK s%aisy SYorh
vi. St "ms iS as f P Merton from Yor 8aF9s
n,ss Mills sana @ from S Rsn White r Oak ee
sch John Potts Brown Crockett for Philadelphia bark Aurora
WARES, RI June 2o-Arr schr Delaware, Harding Pha
deyhia
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Passengers Arrived.

BRRMnN-Bark Sophla--G Adler and Trmel.
BELFAsr-Shp Champion-Mr Cargo.
CARDENAs-Bark Lucinda Mara-J Phinney, lady and
children.
PARA-Brig Republic-C Smith, q Consul at Para, c
Capper and one steerage.
Rio GR ANpE-Bark Iwsnowna-N Toman
GALv EsToNship stephen AustinF Holnery and lady
Col Hockey Mcdonald Mr. Hutchrs and three daughters Mr.
Andrews.
M,BrLE-Bark Welsf-Mrs Strang children,
Steon child and servant Mrs Bliss Mrs Robbins and child Mrs
Tamadge and child, Nj Bliss Whitaker Summingon and
lkley Messrs Quinn, Rosencranr, Lady and Coffin
CHARLEsroT-Bris Moses-Mr McMachen, lady and child
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ssS,slGS u vssssss Asssa u ths Sxss vIN sa~tsS ,
sesslss svss Ssss ~ hv.ssvas ~ vsssss SsSsss aSA
sspssts ntsassA us this sss IN ssaSinsss u dslvss
to our nsvs sssrmss. the News hoy. The News hoy
VIII board Inward bound vssnsls In the VICINITY Of
Sandy Hook and any attention or effort made by
captains to facilitate the object and the despatch OF
the steamer win be properly appreciated by the pro-
prietor Of the Nep York Herald Gentlemen in COM
mand Of vessels bound to other ports whether foreign
or domestic will lay us under additional obligations
by forwarding through the mail otherwise the re-
ports, ship news papers Of any kind that may be
deemed of interest.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

BOSTON, SSs
Widen, Newark Trio, Johnston, Eleuthsra.
Gresnlaw DO; John Crosby Greenaw DO; Taylor Libby
1ns sSs@? G% sisr Cox do swa Smith, do
mas a. New York s"T "din Sones'Se ter Tho
Roger, Rouck, Providence '' w. ''"'
Miscellaneous.
this from @ sG sse o aSsen' to
and hove overheard Hearty a her cargo teas before she go, off,
since aud unu ed While ON h To nor Pon
on Bsncs b. re INV X Carer Island PEAK M sx o M
at pm and had thea fourteen tom,e ship going two
Taas s qap e % % S s 3s
tie sSs chants ssc Tsmont ss 10 Af SSys
S2 Atlantic Mutual 5000 on the ship tn. American office
had $1,000 National soe The SUN Sum
carso-the ars named $4,000 latter saSoc
a. about a"s d s report
Sho" while in stas the shin having pa on and Sns %
Sc Z times the s aS the semsr ss. has 5
INLET rro P.ss,C 20 ,ro,sD or. Nv .
gale March grown larger and DEEPER wa az e"
six feet Of water on the outer bar low tide and when the
ne' Panso sound fSs. is soed
end Of Body Island
Arr at Bedford June a. ship Jeanette Atkins NV Coast
M sans ~ sssa ho s @ % S Ss
voyage.
Aar a 800 e pT OIL June m brig Mexico A''0mN'r Atlantic
ssrong Island y s% Capt ss ass
Stewart, s. Johns. B $50 sn
Woman Clark sh from $, caihar sid I'm
M .s sa de- c'A ship Herald Barker on cruise 3D. bark
TIE VIM Tell q. Sag Harbor in adai.on-spsks
Islands brig Don Newcastle; March X ship Jan-s saary
1870 SS wh bound hone p Robin ood PcndesJn @ S
for PemambucO =
spoken.
IL la 5 Is lon g TO- '0n '"AasrnA LOT Liverpool June
leans June T. "a steering ''a ''a' '' -''
lon 81 "'" ''''A ''' '"'anna"' June ~ '' o.
of Key Ioboo anu ''' iD0"as'0n ''r Noran June H.
Brig Fences 20 Ellen from M'' Cuba for Portland June 81
Mary Marvare days from Cork for Boston, May
Brig Geo % Washington ?s ur) Is from Brandywus De-.
s 5. c June no lat hs was before reported June
Brig BOrdeaa. Of and from Bath Cuba june no lat
Fri date %SSos a. M SsA 'r'' Tor 10
IgSs fsnn'yy@Sa for Boston June 9 % sandy Hees
80 s IS SIR 81 ION s. r brig
Mary q & d' sC% Cork FORK % Ssssn june lat
scbr Ga ellie Of vinahaven from Boston Tor
YER, Charleston. ''''''''
Foreign Ports.
~ o. Da@ae" Knmsn Mobile ssvsdor Evans r1eans
r d.y ga whence she WIS
S' ss"s; ssf t c@"s. F5sp' bark
MAair june ID Brs Levan Jelerson. Boston. days.
ssrAyzA' o June 10 ris' sstesea Knight Wilmington, NC
land Mys s1T Io.sph Grandca. whiting FIN Havana
burg (ance spakenJ Prescott Spear set,ip' st hmere,
S csaG P Miso SS % % 1 w
who Oak. Gihe, w.. mi !. NC
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PiIApELPHIA, June 81 P. M-Arrived-Brg Commerce,
Greenaw Boston; John Crosby Greenaw schrs
Widen, Newark Trio Johnston, Eleuthera-
CearedBark Garland, ford briggs Commerce
Greenaw do; John Crosby Greenlaw do Gen Taylor Libby
Halifax, Ms Euphrates Crane, Lydia Farnum Farnun
Boston, scfrs voager B) Doane Halifax IS Jones
Savage, Boston; Com Tucker Cox, do Swai, Smith,
Mary Groon, Guyer, do; Slavery Widen,
mas Payne Gast New York. Louisa Tucker SeAey do John
koyt Rouc
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T Isr OF LETTERS aEaAisINo In THE NEW YOhx
IL Post Office June q, 1919
LABGEsT
CIRCULATION.
Please tho Of list they
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House OF Representa- yes.
WAsHINGTor, June 90 1SiS.
PRELIMINARY.
After the transaction Of business, commu cated
Committee Of the Whole the state Of the Union.
Mr. Root, Of Ohio in the chair and took up the civil
and diplomatic appropriation bill.
This bill affords the widest scope for speech making
as II contains hundreds Of items Of expenditures in
yolvng millions Of dollars. II cannot be said that n
gentleman is out of order for there being so many
clauses, he cannot fail to select one for his theme
Therefore IL Is not unusual such occasions hear
members talk about everything generally, and nothing
in particular Buncombc in for large slice Of
debate. To-day had medley, and the first subject
touched upon
ONO.
Mr. SAWYER intended to say few words on the sub
ject Of the bill under consideration. Yesterday,
he voted against the Naval Appropriation Bill because
he preferred that IL be rejected rather than four five
Of the items should be passed One Of them proposed
the removal Of distractions in the Savannah River
inong other things; and this all he had to
mark on that bill But he would now take notice Of an
attack made upon his constituents by his colleague
tNr Giddipgs), and by his friend Judge Bayy) IL
was charged that his (Mr Sawyers) constituents
gagged In mob against negroes and drove them
his district.
Mrs BAvLy--It Is due TO my friend and his district
TO say, that in remarks the occasion alluded to.
scas. imputation. The point Of my remarks was
against those who expelled free negroes from their
and yet sent here the light
OF slaves The gentleman constituents nd no such
rSprese NATIVE here | hope he does not understand
me as casting reproach
MIR. SAw,ER--I will not, because presume the gem
tleman did not understand the matter 80 well as my
colleague. portion OF the press Of Ohio say are
mobiles We deny IT. yet these gentlemen print
ed defence They did not let the bane 20 with the
sntidosr and the antidoe with the bsne. They circu-
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AtAKDFN-s
PAFtNl PLATFORM SCALES. BALANCES.
COUNTER SC.lLES avn EVERY OTHER
lAind OF weighing Annarafux-

the great variety If N1arden's Improved Ins,.r
+ ~ hehis 'r W elghIng. apn- have been found Of ;,
9reai convenience ana nudity tie Platform Sea whcE
rs astonishing degree u accuracy ], bringing lnto zen
enl use.
The Plat m Sole invented bv he UNDERSIGNED. Ia,
great Improvements upon those heretofore i'll use is su
i'eriority consists:
= IL the simplicity and strength of its construction
~ nhcf liability u injure by wear IS eutrrly ubviated
ID In the greater accuracy with which irht. heavy
y medium drafts can b weighed By d.
d. In It. cost. which n,Iderabv lower than tia. If
any other Scale.
HeNe are all important considerations in the purchase
= Scale and their .ery extensive s:le in This country
q refer to every firm that has used them is proof VI,
their superiority.
Ihe subscriber also keeps CONSTANTLY m hand large
so rmem Ut Scales. eighs and Measures. for both
town and country Standards Brass and Copper Scales for
apoihecaneS aud Sunirciiouer. Scales with and with
ui stands suitable for srocers; spring Balances Trip
Scales and Roman See wards; trln and Brass Balances,
aud suitable apparatus i"r every size aud kind
livery thng manufactured BY Vie subscribe. is way.
ranied. and, if not found equal 10 VIVA. j. .ecosnen
ded. The money will he returned
tights graduated TO the standard " all countries.
proved aud warreuted perfectly correct.
y ends Of repairing done wIIh CORRECTNESS and promr.
ness JESSE MARDEN
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From Baltimore American


'oHiifHl ana Pa'rotic-lhe subj ,ned article i from
n "'f'l paper ~ nocs. The Darlington NJ )Gazr,ie
"t sentiment Il expresses Upwards Gen Taylor IS com
'n"n - many xhoae II the habit Of exec sing their
F!ht Of suffrage quietly and who generally consider
VIA, they are doing when they vote
TIT VT PIT without reference 70 politics. or infn-
Hill III, we can say truly and openly that wu
1T auhre me old nero most cordially: and believe
L. 4. P''cltS more nearly ~ character 10 Washington
au " me va Roman sage Cinclnna,uS, Ihan any Pres
" ~ ""'o e.tf hau slilce NE Father OF his country
u - ic's 9. 9'ae. Ike ms prototype, the Cheva-
- ''s1fu, "'At"tt .Ied and trtttouf reprodch" he
s"'nh receive me accana ION Of The people ex
y P'ii'lcal coi'ideralI"ns, nowl hstanding the
t.l :, III VI 'ne Jealous Jury OF pretended
~ IVY ~ 'ecol'ec' mat joyous burst Of feel
IL o'''e' ne country lidm Maine 10 Texas,
49, ~ '''A'oos pause, knowing his lit
,iS 'lou'ueu ~ overwhelming numbers Of
yi.,,, III - ucuoh me news OF the
Ir; IL ~ an" 'H''dca ue a rama came thun-
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writinu. nr.i, IL A''u "'s acts ana MS
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WV. VI. ELACkFDRD. Editor.
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EVERY MoSDAY AND THuRsDAr,

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sd
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aud ouaiIs terms.
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VOL. XXVIl.--NO. II

,a"u TIL gentlemen, am soldier. and politician
v ! know General Tayuras soldier anI j, n,, nnl,
speak Of tam only The Commander il Chl.f Of our AZ
my n Mexico. have nothing t. ID wi, liz p,l,i,cs
u yours II IS The duty If soldier cheerfuy Il b.v
"ho'nsoeseT you put INTO power could not hrp peak
~. !" my Commander when thus toasted a. have been
oy YOU t'r services under him have no.nlng 10 do
with politics
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Binsssasn's Transportation
E...S'E,
70 IYYeBI-RG. AND ALL POINTS ~ y,,H
HEo TERS WATERS, VIA 1IIE BAL.
yIMORE AND StsQUEHsNSA
RAIL ROAD. ANDP PENN.
SfIEANIA CANAL

- E>PFCTFCLII informs the Merchants Of
~ Iynrh5nrg. that they are now prepared oreceive
and forward all kinds Of Merchandise 10 Pittsburg or
any giscn destination on the Western Waters bv Sic
f"re route. favorable terms and in short ZINE,
as ans responsible line.
All ''r'ds received az lsa'mo,e and tie freirh. and
charges accrun- on them h'he'. paid. and f1oN, aem
to 'hel' destined point. without any charge Tor Commits.
sion. either at Baltimore B. psbur.. e4c.p. drayage
and wharfage.
y orders strictly adhered TO- md the ,'-,es. o. III.
ShlpP'F shiuily ae.ld to. both in Balti.or. ar. in
PltSourg. by Procurn. re.h. down 'hs Rive: =, Ii.
lowest current .ates
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TIiE PRESIDENCY OF WASHINGTON
COLLEGE,

The r., Ceo'g. Jnrkin, D. b.. now President Of
J,tayst. college. At !.aston, Pennsylvania, was, On
"Wednesday last, elected president Of y ashngton Col
le.e
We learn that Dr. Jlnkn was very highly recon-
mended 10 the cun.ide: atiun vi the Trust from many
quarters.
1t i. hoped, that he will accept but f Ihis hsre i.
a.su1ance.-I<r. (a3.
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LAUREL HILL ACADEMY,
.2.4HZRST COUNTY.

'Y~it second crS Of the session Of .sonte will cora
! mencc l1eh July aGd continue monsns lonses I've
otatlon i II miles y of snchburg hnc healthy
section sometimes Termed 'he heart Of Arrhcrst" Tie
unders kncd WHO 10 completed the 1T term will b
listed necessary by lady, well prepared to tsacA the
French and Eng ISL la wing testimonials OF
ship 'o Of the first teachers the Under this
arrangement hne opportunity will be afforded Young LADIES
lorImprovine the mind, without re heavy expense usually
incurred BY high board, &c. Young prosecuting the
SCIENCES end Languages vii. have adv no.
enovsd IN the country, three uurts ~ the School sns
classical Particular attention w be paid orsls order
&c as"eH IS he department Of the t~o srds
each other. TAe formerly, 40 for the kno
lsh pc. term OF mon.hs. and si2 30 f., shs Cla,cs
and higher bsSncIes q Mathematics. can be obtained
VI RS in the ecsny. 10 deduction. are nl.9. from
the time Of conmenc mant except sickness some un
usUa! circumstance
REFERENCE.
Tr - P.''e.on an. !! y fucker patron. q. ths School
o.. address i.lon Pc. amherst county
Jans :;-5n ~. - WATTS, A. n,
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