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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-16

The Enelsh pre.s devote much space to the
consideration sf the Canadian Annexation Address,
and lite tone and temper are highly commended. The
London Tpios says, by whomsoever proposed, by
whomso,ver concocted, II reflScts great credit on
the tact, skill, and adroitness Of Its authors.
In speaking Of the possible assent OF England to
the annexation Of Canada to the United States, the
TINES says Yet the conduct Of the people will
be directed by motives of prudence aud inte-
rect alone II they think they can do without
Canada, then and then only will they give up
Canada but, in surrendenng Canada, they Will
take care not to surrender one jct Of or
land, the possession Of which really and effectively
concerns the maritime and commercial Importance
Of Great Britain. They will not cede Nova Scotia
they will not cede Cape Breton-,hey will not
cese those sesboards ard harbors which must
ever commend the mouth Of the st. Lawrence,
and Protect the trade Of the Atlantic"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-16

Il Is rumored that new morning Journal ;. being
projected in Dublin to champion the repeal ssuse
The sdvice TO pay no poor rate has been carried
oui in Kilkenny.
Large numbers Of troop, have been sent to the
north, 10 order to preserve the peace, should any
display Of the orapgemen take place on the 9Th of
November
The fourth Of the resumed meetings Of the Re-
peal Association was held on Monday, at which
letters Of adhesion ON several Of the clergy were
read. The rent for the week was stated to be up
wards Of go.
Another dull week in freigh,s, and to New York
still lower rates have been taken but to other
northern ports they are better supported, owing to
the scarcity Of shi,,s. Passengers, no change.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-16

sahsntou. Liquid sair Dye remains unsurpa any
other preparation offered the public For sale
kushtop, Ciarhs Co Broadway, aud a. b. q D. saAds,
Of Fulton and " iiiisn strssts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-16

eherisg and dbpensng bsrrains In Woosn. Plaid, Asd
brees shs~l' Csshmsres Decs"e French asrinsss sss
and every other lind Of ee,sobAbs dry goods large
wore OF french sooas received per WAshngtoni
Worthy Of the ladies' attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-16

terri, ladies invited exafniae style,
snt is ys.s Premium Ceubs beautiful The assort-
sht 4. -. ,.rE.., y The city n Combs =, Wholesale
x. M QUisBY. SSS broadway, I'd deer shove Duane e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-16

hayir just arrived Lordon and Par
stye Of Hair Cutting and AL the latest
Wigs and Sears will be fcund his rooms Bsadvay
spposte Howard's Hstsl, from A. n. W y r. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-16

Arrived from New York 0et2 Heinrich Gustav, Madeira
El,na Harbeei Inbon lon. Nsstor viso; Cadis, visc
Bay I'D Matilda Bemsni s3a, Traneisco dos ravore do
Dsrolsa. swineuurde .sth Cyciops, Pa'mhouG Kblsns
e 1er We declined receiving the remainder Of shiI
Asws because Of ITS evident insccaracy.1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-16

Mr. and Mrs Newer, Nr and Mrs Hopkins Mr. and Mrs
neontsn Mr. ana Mrs weiton. Mr. ana Mrs Aiken Mr. aad
Mrs pupan Mr. aud Mrs spencer Mr. and hrs Jones' Mrs
k,nssdy Gsibrsith Nieo Mrs Balm. Martin and Brsnd,
Rev Young shd lady hessrs Corcoran Gordon Lookha
Little Phppr Raphael Coat's Cooling Balm. James, E
gee, bum,on, csruth, Rrtpatr,ck, sa, surray vase.
6aurdtrs heds Grth, hOushton, smith, Coo Harvey,
stratus sup, Meyer hristis Atkinson, Redmond New
borg, Baker Tobias Jacksor Redmond. Pusobis Browv,
Levir baybcrn Burrows SP smith. CrAndAl, Hath
awky, NARROW, Spencer, Capt Wright.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-16

Committee CT
Arrangements.
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The Cholera Again at vicksburs.

Nav OaLEArs, Nov. IL, 1s4e
We regret 10 state that the cholera has again made
its appearance at yieksburc Mh,issippi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-16

heen asHtse- va Bsschslor by tie American Insttu.
iei ID, l,st g. and rosrss -. luhs svi,sd 70
Wig Fstory, No evan street. where 10 the
sssertmsrt in the city. Copy shs addrsrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11
A GREAT WORK FAIRI,Y REGrN

Last week, considerable interest was excited in our tow
in relation the bidding for the Graduation and Masonry
the Extension of the Louisa Railroad from Waynesboroug
Stanton. great number of bids put in, and tn
Board of Directors after due comparison of the estimates de
cided as follows;
Richardson & Co. for Nos. IL, 3 and 4,
Muigan and Martin for g. g. IL and 2.
Wright and Parish for 7, and TO-
Peter Orchard for No. g.
G. B. Manly for No Is.
The building of the bridge given to Richard and Cor
neius Collins of the best workmen in this country
The reader will understand that the work
Waynesborough the 18th m and terminates in Staun
ton at the st mc the section each contractor has cast
noted The selection Of the has yet been deter
mined upon but learn that Mr. RUaoLEs the Engineer
has made an alteration in the MCure route" which vii
save in the of construction several thousand dollars
We have also understood that it is in contemplation re
up petition the People of Augusta asking then
raise additional $4,000 by taxation on Tie ande
property The object procure the heavy Iron rating in
stead Of the light article now in use Thus laid the mad vii
for years. and ii is doubt good economy to do tn
work with the best material If this sum be raise il
thought the work will be expedited and the people will
sooner put in possession of the facilities which are aorde
BY this rapid conveyance to market The Tunnel we learn
will be begun in few days Stcunton Pndicnf0r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11

EXTENSION OF THE LOUISA RAILROAD WEST
WARD-The Republican understands that the gralation
and bridging the Louisa Railroad omW Saun
tom been put under contract responsible
moderate The whole cost independent OF superstuc
ton is estimated at less than $1,000 per me and with
heavy rail $4,000 will complete it, When the gap is filed
between Waynesboo and the present work of Louisa
Road there will be continuous road to stanton from
Rich mond The work across the mountain done to Wancs
boro' on State account.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11
THE RUINoUsn TARIFF.

The Lawrence (Mass Courier (Nhg protectonst says
f industry really does bring its reward the reward of the
Bay State Mills Woollen ManuactoryD in Lawrence must
be rich enough satisfy the most eager and enthusiastic
the toing millions. For several months past ttro sets of
hands have been employed and the have been kept
moving night and day"
This ia the place where tho same work is done by ma.
chinery for four cents which in Scotland cost eenyro
cenis nnry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE-FR1pAy, Dec. 18th,

SENATE-FRpAy Dec 18th, l649.
The resolution in regard the Moorfeld and Allegheny
Turnpike Road referred the Committee General
Laws, motion Of Mr.. KINNEY.
No other business being before the Senate, motion OF
AMBLE Err it adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND SEMI. WEEKLY,

VI
n.y. THE ENQUIRER is published DAILY and SEMlWEEkLi
For Daily Paper dollars annum and at The rate %
collars taken shorter period than year For Tue
Weekly five per and three dollars for six months pay
able in advance 10 be paid IN the o RENTED BY mall posi- paul.
ar six dollars pei annum al the end Of the year -, -,
n.y. An sues this office be RENTED per mall IN soo anu
available Bank notes. the risk Q: the Editors ne poS az
rs h,ius d 6y he rrers postage Of eter Is scarce
OF any account the the accumulation OF osoge III
- TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
IN THE DAILY ENQUIRER: For twelve lines OF sS s
inserted twice week. three times week. hr
seven and half cents =, o ,,.r,, ,na !,
ia, nropouon greater
Vendors who charged o uoars paer
TIE SEMIWEEKLYFor twelve lines or less first insertion
rs cents; for each continuance 30 cents
distance be accompanied Win Inc advance pay!
or satisfactory references 10 insure execution
M All Obituaries Marriages the country whenever the
nys hand writing unknown must be authenticated oy lie
osaon the Postmaster neghboood they will In M
m published that has been taken TO prevent
mpons and quze has proved heretofore unavang We must
e.ore, such upon being cer
tty nane of the Rospse oon tbs back Of ne letter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11
HARRISBURG. DEC 9Th,

Dr. Mills who was tried here and convicted the charge
Of seducng three sisters was sentenced five years i'm
prsonmen in the Dauphin penentary, to $500 fine, and
costs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11
SATURDAY, DECEMBER s, l949.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


Prayer by the Reverend Mr.. MooRE of the Presbyterian
Church.
Mr.. PENDLEToN from the committee on Roads, &c.
presented bill authorizing the States guaranty TO certain
bonds of the of Petersburg Also the following ois
bill incorporate the Buchanan and Roanoke Railroad
Company bill amend the act passed January 2l 1913
concerning the Winchester and Berys Ferry Turnpike
Company bill for continuing The Beverly and tnmon
corporate the Fredericksburg and Orange Plank Road Com
pany bill TO authorize Oliver May to construct dam
across the Buffalo Creek in Marion; bill to authorize
change part of the Prices Turnpike and Gap
Road: bill 10 connect the Richards and Kentucky Line
Road with the Tazewcl Court House and Fancy Gap Turn
pike; bill provide for the construction OF brlagt
across Now River in Giles county bill to incorporate re
Alexandria and Valley Railroad Company; And on 10
amend the several acts incorporating tho Wheeling and Bel
mont Bridge Company .,
Mr. RIVES, from the committee Agriculture, &c.
presented the following bills
bin to amend the charter Of the United States Mining
Conpany bill to amend and revive the charter OF the Lee
Mining Company; bill to amend the charter OF the ble
Bent Mining Company; bill to amend the charter OF inc
Somcrye Mining Company 6 to amend inc enaIsl o. o.
amend the charter of the Goochand Mining Company;
bill TO amend the charter of the Rapid Ann Mining Company
bill to amend the charter Of the Virginia Exploring and
Mining Company bill to incorporate the Scot. MINING ane
Manufacturing Company And Dill 10 incorporate INC io
son Gold Mining Company
The SPEAKER laid before the House communication IRON
the Clerk of the House. presenting an abstract Oh tne
Clerks Of the Circuit Superior Courts exhibiting the state
the suits instituted in their respective Courts ana me
of days the Courts in session during the year enue
Both August e49-aid the table and ordered 70 De pr
ted.
message was received from the Senate BY Mr. ROGERS
stating that they had passed resoluton-that when the
Senate adjourned on Thursday the l3h they adjourn Z
meet on Monday January m nsa ~ch 'ney ask "
Mr.. PENDLETON moved to lay the resolution on I'M
taole.-Lost-ayes II, noes 10,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11
DIST.


IL will be than Mr. Shefcv offered resolution y,
Saturday last directing the Board of Public Works 10 r
hsh the names of the Directors Proxies Engineers mn
'uperntendens non employed the works of Public I'm
po'enent We are glad TO this movement made as M
uouol IL was, at the instance Of Wing majority of tn
oaa Out IL does not go quite far enough Suppose the,
extend er researches ten years back and enlarge the scope
Oh Their enquiry? Let know the names Of the different
agents, &c. engaged in the different works; The
Jerks Presidents Treasures Also tho names of the
inherent oincers and salaries in the Banks &C. DC
easy TO be seen what game is about being payed-
ana we are TO have statements let us have the whole truth
"oua ADVISE the Members of the Legislature TO keep
'e'r eyes open-the Wings wary and untrne -.Tmeo
Danaos ct dona ferentes"
VIRGINIA TREASURES
oh saturday Mr.. Hiner, tho delegate from pendeton
N"eu Us very pretty miniature horseshoe, made of
iuSeu III 'he hre without previous process II was
ouhu on the lands of Henry Dickeson OF Pendeon and
the initials of his name are STAMPED on the pre meta,
IS quo mountain ofron in the county, and il only needs
good road to develops its riches
The late from California contain an sddress - h
people Oh California, signed by c. T Bolts Dr. Gwin and
every other delegate urging the adoption of their State Con-
stution We shall publish the address on Tuesdsybu
III tie meantime ask attention the following passage
IN unanimously resolving erclde slarery from the State
edona the great principle has been maintained that TO
TIC pcoNe OF each State and Territory alone belongs the
ge 10 establish such municipal regulations and 10 decide
such questions aec, their peace prosperity and happ
ness"
We repeat our surprise that Messrs Bolts, Gwin &C.,
should have voted for this exclusion of slavery.
sS' TWO FIRES About half past o'clock, on sa
urday night fire broke on, in the large building be old
East India Bidngs) in the of the Union Hotel occ
pied by Johnson and Gentry Tobacco Factory The
building and contents nearly destroyed We did not
hear the particulars. No insurance
Just before ILL., the night fire broke out in the dec-
ton of Oregon Hill. The light very bright but we
could not hear its exact location
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11

Mr. T. Butler King member of Congress from Georg
did no. come over from California In the Crescent City,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11

STATUE-A ful-Iengh marble statue of Aristidss the
Just was erected during past week in Louisbg Square
In the city Of Boston.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11
TO CONTRACTORS,

c.r.,n. To CONTRACTORS.
hALED proposals will be until the 10Th December for
snng Raons and Clothing the ensuing year. the hands
10 The repairs Of Canal between Richmond
n nose The employ Of the Company between Lynehburg
hfer For the component Of tho Ratcns Clothing
o'ser information bidders application will be made
ne Of the Company the Office in Richmond Captain
Amus McCorke Lynchburg and W. W. Boyd Esq., Buchanan
-sov oo-e.Awsw WIN r MUNFORD Sccy.
ALEXANDRA DUDLEY and SAMUEL F. HARDWOOD
having associated themselves in the Practice OF Law will aen
and County Courts Of the counties Of King and Queen
S William, Essex Mddescx and Gloucester All business en-
Sed % ihc care will be promptly and faithfully attended TO- Adj
esss King and Queen Court HOUSE. Nov 3-SawGw
PETERsBURG COMMISSION HOUSE.
tCkENSOE LESTER Petersburg yireinia will give atten
the sale Of all kinds Produce and Merehandse and for
'Sctng Goods, Manufactured Tobacco, etc
r 70 Captain Frederick Lester, Lunenburg; Mr. HOLLOWAY
c.s merton Booker, Clarksvie DR. Thomas Hoge Milton
c. Una M Read vsushan, Esq, Messrs BaIksdae
Nssca Bellhgbrook Street, oel la-.c4n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11
Nov N-ct5F HICKERTUN T. WINSIUN
VAJUA RIE FARM FOR RENT.

VVSINE farming, VIII rent out Farm, SSF IN
w YARDS situated Immediately the road between Orange
Court and Gardonsve miles from the former ami
from the latter place. containing hundred and twenty eight
Which when properly cultivated produces well! delightfully."- waeTed
every variety fruit fine rich Garden commodious dwelling
with all houses beautiful and desirable place;
Servants will he sod the Isl day December, the fair day
wish cell land TO Orange Court House. enough
for pasture that place; productive piece of land with wood
enough keep up; is well covered Amy wishing buy
will apply personally to mo- am enabled TO make the lle
good they will by examining the records also, by good legal
rms Any wishing valuable Servants will do well seec a.
7nvae before tina, desire sell traders They
valuable Men, all three. the FARM hrst
Boot maker, Blacksmith, Wheewrshl first Dining
and Smpstre including Other Female Servants;
g'oi Wagner and two Carriage drivers among them.
Oct 6-ctf NJ r. COLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11


CLAiRMONT NURSERY. NEAR BALTIMORE. MARYLAND.
Two my friends and who may wish purchase
L TREES this Fall. herewith inform them stock of
ns kinds Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrubbery, - -
Gnhouse Plants &C. &C. size As this the
branspantng those who with their orders
will be taken please and considerable discount made from
taalocue prices TO those who purchase largely
0ncrs be left William Paners Pow and Seed Store, Rich
n3a. or directed the proprietor Baltimore, Maryland.
Catalogues gratis 10 those who wish them.
Sov 24-c6t WIN CORSE.
LOCUST SILLS WANTED.
PROPOSALS will be received until the 18th day OF December
furnishing the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company thousand Locust Ss of reduced size The Stills
long, faed opposite Sides (by hewing parallel the
e of the thickness of six inches with breadth Of fla,
o. M inches the small end.
The Sls delivered Acquia Creek Fredericksburg
helm Of tho railroad, may DO offered in the proposals
further information address undersigned Richmond
una THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent Richmond Rail
"a Nov l6-rtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11
A TEACHER WANTED.

WISH to engage Ieacer who qualhed To teach cogahy
English Grammar Arithmetic, Algebra Geometry and also the La
aanguage accurately No except gentleman of unoubed
e will be acceptable decided preference will be
Of the Episcopal Church Methodist Church
TEACHER will required His services will be needed before the
sNonday January He will reside with family and have
besides The salary will be four hundred
% Snnum The situation would suit gentleman who fond
retirement and who desires devote part Of his time literary
rusuts Letters addressed Cara Cumberland will
receive attention r T. HUBBARD.
Nav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11
MIDWAY FEMALE ACADEMY.

TINE annual OF this Institution closed its duties the
ul,no, number fl pupils II will be reopened the LIST
October and continue without interruption until the LIST of Au
win =, Or s other teachers whose services have also
@ a ds p Ear or tSI T
' ., r ssssss5s 5Iy v..,,, JEFFERSON sSok
lLlastcAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
SAR LOUISA COURT HouSE- , DR. r. A. Ms tiE
TINE session Of this School will commence tho 10Th day Of
January and continue ton months with vacation Of one month
Dr. the Master Of the University
II Virginia. and has had several experience in teaching His
@ instruction thorough embracing Latin Crock, Maielnat
ov boys Ieanlsrs in family who will have the
mile from Louisa Court House. in rs healthy part of tho
ERMs-For Board including Tuition all tho subjects
The school is limited sen and therefore, those desiring end
,sl!d make early application 10 the subscriber
Louisa Court House, August 2clf ELISHA MELTON.
FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, KING AND QUEEN.
i uary and terminate on the 10Th July 1880
unvaryng patronage strongest proof
ii appreciation by the public During this Time not few M stu
any without collegiate obtained lucrative sua
m, her and @ aass s e '' and
The remarkable hane Of the situation be inferred from
school since its establishment and very few requiring the aid
physiean-no one this session
high atanmen scrupuons fidelity and tried fitness in all respect.
IN the shows in what his
the Board Of the Mill
,ary certificate of the standing pupils Pofes
s,r Harrison of the University also submitted
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE, Sept. &c. lS49
SIR: By order of the Boa graduates &
et appointed with the Board the public
lion q The the June Under this authority
,rs appointed or the June 1850 will
saor much qualification you make attend
ON, very respectfully, DC. yours
FRANCIS ii. SMITH, Superintendent.
MI c. COUNCIL, Fleetwood Academy.
USvRRsIrY VIRGINIA. Nov. =. 1919,
had classes gentlemen who received
education in Fleetwood Academy conducted Mr. o.
take that they with such
uoa all tho Latin Greek authors usually embraced
prpoy enabled them the Senior Latin and
Greek and make good progress the studies therein pur
sued add that they have been inferior genemany
ecrlri attention their studies thus rejecting credit the
sler who had charge OF their previous training
GESSNER HARRISON,
Professor Ancient Languages
The Of instruction will include tho various branches eos
sound English educaonIln Greek French Tactics and
Mathematical theoretical and practical corresponding with
Military Institute anil the University Of Virginia
discipline the School, based vi
raining direction youth, will be such order
and obstience-niild, wholesome firm and decided
all branches and board including
the session. ending the Goth july s9i
The 10th July; and session. ending ,h December s6
These wishing pupils will address the subscriber Fleetwood
A.a.@yP q. w. o. WHITE
Nov
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11
FEMALE EDUCATION.


NE FEMALE SCHOOL my county the
will be under the charge OF Miss MARGARET TAPp OF
Virginia. lady well educated and Of decided The
will the first February and close the fiji
Of December oowng deducng weeks during the Sum
for
For Boa and Tuition English the whole session Of 10 months
POr,gt,un in French 10
TOfMisc Piano and use of Instrument %
q Address, Louisa Court IIouse.
H-rtt5E RJCKEPTOE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11
UNION HOTEL FOR RENT.

'NHS establishment Is for the
pleasant the city, and with the completion the improve
menus now In operation viz the Louisa Railroad Danve Rail
ad and the connection Of the James River
the WILL doubt make the profitable
tells Ia the city Tho House itself be surpassed
Sais for comfort, convenience and appearance.
Also FOR RENT-a family residence with Store below thai,
will be rented separately with the loel
The property will be rented low good tenant possession
rven Immediately Application be made
JNo THOMPSON Jr, Amherst County
p. " DANIEL Jr, Richmond CITY
Or G. A. HODGES, Richmond City.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11
RTJNAyVaYTN-JA T.


WAS committed 70 the jail Of this county, the l4h this
month, Negro Man, who styles himself BANK,
nat he raised the county Gloucester and sold Richmond
Taiaeo George Jones' The said Negro about fifty years
slender and dark Completed his head
grey ANY other description thought The will
sass come forward prove and take said
soo rom jan. D. r. TAYLOR, Tailor,
nov Sy-cit Prince Edward County
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11

~ OUNTNACTONSs
AhD PROPOSALS will be received the Office OF the James
~ ser and Saunon Plank Road COMPANY in Scosyc until the
nun as o. next or,e graduation l2 miles of said road
cus VIII also be received for furnishing lumber 81
osvle ookvie All the Lumber TO be of white oak or pine
superficial. f ' ~ " s'''
he work will be paid for notes There will DO the
u'SA reservation OF 20 the monthly estimates
OF the above
once IN Sotsvile, after the 18th Of November : -
K. LINDSEY WALKER Engineer
Nov l2-etlathDcc assess ~ ~ So"pany'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11

The House of Representatives Of Georgia have passed
ON the introduction OF slaves into ih-t State
We NAV mention, in this connexon that resolution has
been introduced into lower House OF the Georgia Legs
ature 10 remove all free negroes in that State 70 me
Colony Of Liberia The resolution was referred to select
| committee.