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BY @. w. BorELrR. Aus,,ou..r

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL PROPERTY -
~ by virtue OF deed Of trust from Richard G
Briscoe TO the subscribers, dated on the 22d, and
recorded on the oath day of February, lsa9, in
Liber !, A. s. No 2, folios 304 to $40, one Of the
land records OF Washington county, in the District
OF Columbia, we shall otfer for sale at public
tion, TO the highest bidder therefor, all that part OF
lot No 81 III square 1872, being and lying in the Cit
oil w ashIngton, and contained within the folowin z
metes and bounds-that is to say beginning for
the same at the northeast corner of said lot the
intersect ton OF 9Th street with Louisiana ave-
nae, and running thence south with The line of 9, h
street west b4 feet III inches; thence westerly par
allel with Canal street los feet inches or to the
with the dividing line OF lot No. 9, in said square,
to the avenue, "a feet 10 inches thence with the
line OF Louisiana avenue 1913 feet inches TO 9Th
street and the place of beginning containing
5,O33b square feet.
This property is in an improved and central
part OF the city. There it eight three story
brick stores with granite fronts and slate roofs.
Sale to be made on the premises on TUESDAY,
7th January next, at O'Clock, p. M One fourth
OF the purchase money to be paid in hand-the
twelve months, with interest from date, TO be
cured to the satisfaction of the trustees.
On the full payment OF the purchase money and
interest, valid deed, conveying to the purchaser
or purchasers all title and estate vested in the
trustees, will be executed.
Should the terms of sale not be complied with in
three days from the day Of SALE the
the night to re- sell the property at auction such
credit as they may think hit, at the risk and cost of
the defaultng purchaser or purchasers, after one
weeks notice by advertisement III some Washing
ton newspaper All conveyancing to be at the cost
oil the purchaser or purchasers.
sSsr : y " VI ,i ShssASSFyySiAn,{ rro.'ss.
G. w. BOrELER, Auctioneer.
Nov 25-d6w &ds
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swALLows.-A correspondent of the Evening
Posf says: Some months ago there appeared in
your paper two or three communicate upon the
subject OF swallows disappearing under the water
on the approach of cold weather; and lately meet
ing the following extract in the course OF my read.
ing IT occurred TO me to send il TO you Ii is from
the writings of Huet, French author who died
In l72l. He also mentions old fact, which may
be unknown TO you, for the truth Of which, how.
ever, am not prepared to hold myself responsible:
Swallows in Sweden, at the approach of cold
weather, plunge into the lakes and remain there
asleep and buried under the ice till the return of
spring. Then, awakened by the returning heat,
they leave the water and resume their usual flight
While the lakes frozen, if the ice be broken in
certain places, which appear darker than others,
the swallows are found in great quantities, cold,
asleep, and half dead. Ifthey are taken out and
warmed by the hands, or before the fire, they soon
begin to exhibit signs Of life; they stretch them
selves out, shake themselves, and soon fly away.
In other places they retire into the and under
the rocks Between the town of Caen and the sea-
along the banks Of the Orne, there arc many Of
these caverns, where, during the winter, clusters
oiswallows have been found suspended like punches
OF grapes from the roof Of the cavern. The same
thing has been long ago observed in Italy"
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NOTiCE.-Under the sctof Con gress, approved
~ September ., 1850 "making appropriations
Tor the naval service iOr the year ending the thir-
ueth Of June, ono thousand eight hundred and fifty
one,' by which the Secretary Of the Navy is ''su-
thOrizcd 10 examine into the merits Of the various
condcnscrs for supplying the boilers of Marine En-
gines with ircsh water, y commission has been APP
pointed TO meet AT the Navy Yard Philadelphia, on
the third Monday in December next, the pur-
pose of examining such instruments or inventions,
Tor the purpose indicated, az may be presented.
Notice Il therefore hereby given toinventors, and
all others interested in the subject, that by present
ing their drawings, specifications and models and
other modes OF illustration At the place and time
above named, foil examination will be made into
the merits Of each apparatus, and report made
thereon TO the Secretary Of the Navy, TO enable
him to Furnish 10 the House Of r, prosenatves cat
its next session. the result Of said eyamnatiU to-
gcthor with his opinion 10 the vaue Of the beet
of said condenscrs TO the Government Of the United
State. WILL. A. GRAHAM,
Secretary Of the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Nov. 20, 1850.
Nov 2l-dtDecl6
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WospKRruL sAaAo1rx OF Hopsx The 70

WONDERFUL SAoAcITY OF HoRsE.-The follow
ing incidents is related by the Long Point ADVOCATE:
"a lew days since, as we were leaving our resi-
dence on our usual morning visit to the advocate
Office, a sorrel horse belonging to galloped up
and caught our arm, and made an attempt to pull
US in the direction he wished TO go. He then left,
and set OIL at quick gait towards pasture on our
farm about quarter of mile distant from our re-
sidence In few minutes he approached us again,
ton to desire US to follow him. This we did, and ,
when we reached the pasture, we observed the mate
of the horse entangled in bridge, which had bro
ken through with him. After had extricated
his companion from his dangerous position. the
horse which had given us notice of his companion
danger, came up and rubbed his head against us,
showing evident signs of great satisfaction
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[coRaEsPoNpENcE OF THE REpuBLlol.

BALTIMORE Nov. 27-5 p. nj.
Tomorrow will be observed a day Of thanks
giving in this State, and all business will be sus-
pended.
despatch from Macon, Georgia, gives some re-
turns of the recent election in that State for mem
bcrs OF the Convention So far the Union ticket has
been successful. In Bib county there is large
majority in its favor.
We have had an exceedingly mild day-warm
almost as spring.
Our market ID quiet. Sales of 700 bbls. -four at
81 IS. Red wheat at 100 l03 cts.; white do, lOi
los etc.; and prime do, 10 ll6 cts. Oats IS
cts. White corn. new, SO 81 cts; yellow do So
81 cts. Tobacco continues very firm.
Whiskey 90 49, cts
Stocks steady. Sales S2,550 Md. SIS, at So
Sales $50 shares Bait. and Ohio Railroad on time
and cash, at 90 70i; Md. 6's. lOls bid.
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A CHEAP AND SUPERIOR STOCK or
"A HOUSE, EINNI~yIING GOODs.-G w

CHEAP AND SUPERIOR STOCK or
"A HOUSE-EURNIsUING GooDs--C. W.
BOTELER, opposite Centre Market, desires 20 call
the attention Of house keepers and thoso about fur
nishingto lie extensive assortment Of house keep
ing articles which, for variety and cbeapncss, IL
additions to his former stock, and now has the
pleasure Of announcing his assortment complete
Ills stock consist, in part, Of
Gilt and Mahogany framed Mirrors
Dressing Glasses, Bronzed Iron Tenders
Hat Racks, Tables, Umbrella Stands, and Irons
Fire Standards, sc.
French China Dinner and Tea Ware
White aud Blue Iron Stone Ware, in dinner, tea,
and toilet sets
Solar Lamps and Girandoles, new and beautiful
patterns
Britannia and Plated Tea and Coffee sets
Hall Lanterns, Plated Forks, Spoons, Butter
Knives, Sugar Tongs, Shutters and Trays
Toast Racks, Casters, Baskets. Walters, and
Salvers
Painted Tin Toilet sets
Brass and Iron shovels and Tongs and Tenders
Cut and Pressed Glass ware, Door Mats, Stair
Rods
splendid collection OF French China Mantel
and Table Ornaments, Perfume Bottles. &c
Japanned Walters and Tea Trays, Block Tin
Goods
An excellent assortment Of Table Cutlery
Willow Ware, Brushes, Wood Ware
Kitchen requisites Of every description
With an endless variety Of useful and ornancn-
tai articles too numerous TO particularize, all Of
which will sell at very low prices Tor cash, or on
time for approved paper
House. Keepers may rest assured Of finding al
they can be obtained south Of New York. Call and
examine articles and prices.
G. w. BOTELER,
Nov 9-eo3w Opposite Centre Market.
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OMNIBUS ARRANGEMENT.-A new arrangement
on the plan OF the London and Paris omnibuses ia
about to be started by VIM. Tyson, proprietor Of
the Williamsburgh and Jersey City Ferry omni-
buses, and which will afford a great accomInada-
TO the public. The plan proposed is to have each
driver provided with transfer tickets 40 that rcr
son living on the east side OF the town. and riding
down, and wishing TO visit the western part of the
city would be furnished with a ticket by the driver
instance, person in ono Of the WilliamsburRh
stages wishes TO go TO the corner Of Ninth avenue
and Twenty-second street; under the new arrange
lnent, he would leave the Williamsburgh stage at
the corner OF broadway and Canal street receiving
transfer ticket from the driver, and so 20 20 his
destination in one OF kipp & Browns stages with
out extra charge. Mr.. Tyson expects to have his
arrangement in operation by the let Of December
Neto York Tribune
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only to render them rich enough to excite the adj.
miration or the envy Of their companions in the
journey Of life!
OMsiBus CsAsH.-John Thompson. who sits upon
the box of one of MAYORS coaches, yesterday ran
into coach Of the Union Line in mighty vehe-
ment manner, shattering the coach like ten thou
sand, and jarring James Hurley from the box in
such wise az to bruise him and sprain his ankle
most provokingly Mr., Thompson, who does not
think himself much of criminal, ia, nevertheless,
bound over TO meet his trial before the criminal
court
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Union Forever.


Perish the hand that would destroy
The temple Of our sires
Perish the heart that hopes for Joy
In its consuming fires
Let not the monster be forgot
Who dares to light the flame,
But curse him with traitors lot,
And with traitors name
Our fainting hopes refuse TO die,
Our lettering bulwarks stand,
And Freedoms banner still floats high
Der a united Land
The stars that gem its azure folds
May cease awhile to shine;
But tremble not. The arm that holds
The flagstaff, is divine!
While the dark raven BODIES despair
And still our fears renews,
The noble Eagle, high in air,
His onward way pursues.
He breads not there the tempest's wrath,
Though all its thunders roll;
But scars above the tempest's path,
Exulting, to the goal.
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE NnUTTIl ERN pATR InrV


To be published at Greeenpiie, South Carolina.
/ is proposed to issue an independent tr-week
i ly and weekly newspaper in the town of Green
Vile, South Carolina, to be styled sTHE SOUTHERN
PATRIOT" devoted to Commerce, Agriculture,
Manufactures Politics, Literature, Science, and
the general improvement OF the country in all her
Industrial Pursuits defending the rights of the
South, the Federal Constitutions and the integrity
of the Union of the States-and opposing the anti
republican, ruinous and corrupting policy of South
Cardinals continuing in the hazards and specua
ton of banking.
THE SOUTHERN PArRIor' has originated with
and belongs TO an association Of gentlemen who
own nearly thousand slaves, and worth seve
raj hundred thousand dollars. This should be re-
garded by the community, independent Of their
honor, their lives and characters, some guaranty
OF fidelity TO the South and at least earnest Of
their interest IN the justice wisdom, and stability
of the Government.
The proprietors under the impression that the
growing Importance of our town-its heavy mer
camille and manufacturing business, the antci
pated railroad facilities, and present mail ar
engagements together with the general ntelii gencc
prosperity and patriotic of our district must in
sure the success Of tr-weekly ncwspaper--givng
to the business community the news and teee :
phic dispatches sooner than they be received
through the tri weekly city papers.
The undersigned have been charged by the pro-
prietors with the editorial department of "The
Southern PATRIOT 1t is not without reluctance
that they assume this grave responsibility; but,
having done go, neither time, labor, ener-
public patronage. Arrangements will be made To
have correspondents in Washington and other
citiesgiving intelligence in advance of the press
and the prices current and state OF the Charleston
Columbia, Hamburg and Greenville markets will
be regularly and correctly quoted.
1.-The Southern Patriot will be issued on supe-
rior paper, neatly and beautifully printed, with
new and clear type, at three dollars per annum for
the Tri- weekly, payable in advance. The Weekly
paper will be large sheet, containing substantial
ly the same matter as the Tri-weekly. for one dol
lar and fifty cents per annum, payable in advance.
This will be the cheapest newspaper OF its size and
quantity of matter in South Carolina, and is in
tended TO reach those points of the country whose
mail facilities are limited.
Any agent forwarding ten subscribers to either
paper shall receive a copy gratuitously.
The publication of THE Southern Patriot will
commence on the fret day of January next.
b. +. PERRY, pai,o-.
c. j. ELFOKD,
Greenville, Is. c. Nov. /, 1850.
Nl,x oh-n2f
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a CA RID.
uHE PLRIIC are resne. Ilnl

rT'HE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that
Il Mrs. JAMES DURHAM has taken tho house
in Green's Row, Capitol Hill, formerly occupied by
Mrs. spriggs, which she has fitted up in a comfort
able aud sumptuous manner for strangers and
members and their families during the ensuing
session of Congress.
Mrs. ID. fstters herself that all the comforts and
Injuries Of home have been secured for the bcneL
TT OF those who may favor her with their patron.
age; aud neither pains nor expense have deferred
her from exerting herself solely for the comfort of
give her a call
Terms moderate, Nov 23-2w
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Mrs ELLIs's "HOUsEKEEPING MADE

w Easy" price III cents.
Complete Confectioner, Pastry -cook, and Baker;
price 25 cents.
The Complete Cook, plain and practical drec-
tons for cookery and usekeeping; rs cents
Mss Lesle's Complete Cookery; VOL, limo.
Soyef's Modern Housewife.
i'rancatelhs French Cookery, / vol, syo.
Miss Beecher's Domestic Economy.
Mrs. Randolph's Virginia Housewife, &C., &c.
TAYLOR & AiAURY,
Nov D Booksellers near 9Th street.
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IL Making, Hair Dyeing, and shampooing, at
JOHN III. GlBBS's rooms, over his Fancy Store,
on Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10Th
streets
Gentlemen requiring the services Of the Proprie-
tor in the above branches Of the toilet may depend
ON receiving every accommodation and attention
by lavoring him with their patronage, A. he has
hted up his rooms with entire reference 10 the
comfort and CONVENIENCE Of his customers, and pos
sesscs every advantage Of experience practice, and
lashlon. Nov 2s-6tif
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SHIPPING IN ALExANDRIA.-A most animatin o.
scene was presented from our wharves yesterda Y
afternoon. Under the influence Of fine southerlv
wind, we counted sixty eight vessels in sight and
bound up, loaded with grain, lumber, &c IL was
beautiful spectacle; and we could not but hope
TO see the day when, our coal trade fairly under
way, az many vessels Of larger tonnage may be
seen dotting the Potomac with their canvass.
Alexandria Gazette.
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u MASI n co. have Just returned from New
= York and Boston with splendid assortment
oil hne Jewelry, consisting Of
Diamond, Ruby, Emerald. and other Breast
Diamond, Ruby, Pearl, Emerald, and Opal
Finger rings
Garnet, Lava, Enamelled, and fine Gold Brace
lets
A new style of Ear rings, such "a
Lava, of various shades
Fruit. Jenny Lind. and Charm Ear rings
Plain Hoop Ear rings, Bracelets, Clasps, and
Necklaces
Gold and Silver Waist Buckles and Slides for
ladies
Silver, Gold, and other Card Cases
Handsome Snuff Boxes
new style OF Port Monnaies of Gold, Silver
Tortoise, &c.
Bouquet holders, Napkin Rings, and Silver
Card Baskets
Embroidered and Silk Purses
Silver and Fancy Combs
Gold and Silver Pens and Pencils
Gold and Silver Thimbles
Jenny Lind Buttons, for ladies' dresses, never
before offered in this city
Silver Fruit and Butter Knives, Forks, Spoons,
&c. sc.
Albata Cake Baskets, Portfolios
large assortment of Gold and Silver Berlin
Wire spectacles, Eye glasses, Opera G lasses,
Goggles, &c.
Crucitxes, Medals &c. of all sizes and de-
scriptons
A well-scected assortment of fine Gold
Watches
Gold Hunting Cases, Anchor, and Silver L.
Cylinder and Vertical Watches
large assortment of Gold Chains, for ladies
and gentlemen, such as
Guard Chatelin, Vest, and Fob Chains, of va
rious patterns
All of which we intend to sell as low as can be
had at the North.
superior lot Of Mantel Clocks on hand
N, H. Visiting Cards engraved and printed in
the best vie the shortest notice
Watches and Clocks of overy description re-
paired and warranted.
All kinds of gold and silver work manufactured
at the shortest notice and by skilful workmen.
Nov 27-3wif
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CUMBERLAND CoAL.-Tbe brig Galena cleared
from this port, ON Saturday last with cargo Of
'unoerlsnd coal for Boston This cargo ship
ped by Captain d. II. Smith, and IL the FIRST erpor-
taftcn OF coal from the Cumberland mines through
NE Chesopeabe and Ohio Canal, ever made; Ne aiso
the hrst cargo exported from this place. We take
pleasure IN recording the fact aud hope to be able
to chronicle many such departures and many such
cargoes.-d alexandria Gazette
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FOR LIVERPOOL. - United States Mail
Steamship ATLANTIC, Captain James West.
This steamship will depart with the mails for Eu-
rope positively on Saturday, 18th Of December, at
II O'Clock, NJ, from her berth at the foot of Canal
street
No berth secured until paid for.
All letters must pass through the Post Office.
For freight passage, having unequalled ac-
Communications for elegance comfort, apply "
EDWARD X COLLINS,
90 Wall street, N. Y.
The steamer PACIFIC will succeed the Atlantic,
and sail Dece list. Nov %
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u EMOVAL.-M w. GAIT & BROTHER,
~ WATCHMAKERs, SILyERsMITHs, AND JEWEL
LERs, will on Monday next, cd December move
into their store (six doors of the one they
now occupy,) and open splendid assortment Of
NEW AND ELEGANT WATCHES, JEWEL
RY, SILVERWARE, SC, to which they respect-
fully invite public attention.
The above goods have just been selected with the
greatest care from the largest assortmens in the
country and embrace all the latest varieties Of style
and pattern.
NJ, W. GAIT BROTHER
Nov 26-3t Penn Ay bet 9th and 10Th alta
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Tsisxraphic.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
One XVs~L later from, Eurau-

New YoaK, Nov. 27.--The steamer Europa ar
rived at Halifax at o'clock this evening. The
America arrived out on Monday after the Niagara
sailed. Cotton has declined one eighth, but has
again rallied under the America 8 accounts, aud
s; Mobile II; Uplands H. The weeks sales
amounted TO 80, 900 bales. AT Havre cotton had
declined fifty centimes-market duh. Flour and
wheat unchangedj corn active at % to 80 for white
and yellow.
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FOR NORFOLK.

p sTHE STEAMER osCEoLA will,
SzS,YIr5dYS for the remainder OF the season,
make but one trip a week 70 the
above place, leaving Washington every Tuesday
at 9 o'clock, a. IN. Returning, leave Norfolk every
Thursday at 4 o'clock, p. m, touching going aud
returning at Cone river, and the usual landings on
the Potomac.
Passage and lare-s5 90.
Now JAMES MITCHELL.
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ARREsT.vThe Howard Gazette says that Mr..
William Waters has been arrested and committed
to Baltimore county Jail for dreadful assault on
John Hanna, Ellicotts Mills, by cutting cash
in his throat from ear to ear.
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A NEW FABRIC FOR UNDER GARMENTS.

SEAMAN & MUIR, No. 32l Broadway, New
y York, have been appointed by the "Ast0ria
Manufacturing Company" Of England, the cole
Agents in the United States for the sae of Fur I'm
der Garments, an article made Of pure fur. spun
tirey new manufacture, never before offered for
sale ia this country.
As n warm and pleasant garment, they are much
superior 10 those fany other material and the cleo
trica property Of far renders them peculiarly val
liable, "a curative or preventive application, to
persons afflicted with rheumatic, or other diseases
Of a chronic nature. Nov 23-eoSt
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DIED,

On the 18th instant, at the residence of her SON
in law, Captain HENRY w. CoTTRELL, Hill street
Baltimore, Mrs. MARGARET DERRICKSON, in
the 95th year of her age.
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WESTERN RAILROAD DsrALcA1foN Tho lose Of
ms corporation by Addison Ware is ascortaned To
be 90 600 after casbino the secnrties tnrncd
over by BIN last spring upon tho first discovery of
dehcit.-Bosion 1rap., 25h
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Judgment for the plaintiff $50. and costs allowed
IN favor of defendant (about 81 the recovery not
being over S25, costs can be allowed Ia Tho
plaintiff -.NelD York Tribune