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groes, named, are freed and seat to Africa.
to be managed b, certain numhero Of com.
missionefs appointed by tbs and the city Of
Baltimore; 40 commissioner To be- mem.
Der of any council to serve more than
twelve months, or twice il succession
| BE two cities to act a check oH each
other None of the property ever to be
sold. bni to remain forever as a fund for The
h.,ove charitable purposes.
\ large sum i bequeathcd to the Amer.
lean Colonization Society at Washington.
After all these bcquests are settled. which
the donor expects viii bc IN init, wears from
now, the entire estate to be divided between
the States OF Louisiana and NarN land, sud
the Legislatures to carry ont the objects
proposed II the commissioners do not fol-
low his Instructions, the estate to fail imnr
dately To the two States. Every ptccau
ton is taken to prevent these noble brqucs's
from being diverted from their original pur.
pose. The Instructions to carry them out
ate full and minute
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American Statixtics.

\ short time past We published some sta
ii>tics re1tiye to the number OF saliicss
supplied from the different States 10 the re.
yoluiinuary war Del ow's Commercial Re.
r,er gives some tables relative 20 this, and
other subjects OF equal interest, which We
copy.
l. The number Of soldiers furnished by
the American State, during the revolution
and the population OF each State IN 1890
aud Ia l>i1.
: Principal BATTLES of the revolution, their
several dates, commanders. in ehiel and los
SEES on each side
3 Amount ct continental money issued
to support the war. and the estimated cost
IN spCc.e.
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certificate under that act sufficient war
rant Tor the removal of fugitive, aud Ger
u'''N II" not mean suspension Of the ha
bras corpus
- conclude by repeating my conviction
'nht There IS nothing in the bill in question
which conflicts with the Constitution. OF
was Intended To suspend, the privilege OF
the wit of hdtses Corpus.
81 have the honor to be, very respectfully.
sir, your obedieut servant
a.. !. CRITTENDEN.
To THE PREsiprNr."
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Trm IL IlI0Nm1lT N TnqUifrI
Tho Crisis Approao hing.

,,Lieh was read n, the anti fiuitiyc
law meeting in Boston. The eninen,
..;,;oo Of the writer. his arc and i,lcpts
II d;.,insuishcd connection n. a +. Jornl
,i,, tho poli,irs of the rountr, all ga
-, his document nm ALARMING siam Of
,,,e. The snnbi.try and mon.,rous
.,,,ss of the letter we deem !, needless
L.oI nnon hrlore n \ifoini, ,,Ll;,.
VIA, can be moro revol,inp to sonse and
...,,., than his assertion ti..d the p,otile Of
,t,..,cl,,.etts when they ndop,rd he CON.
.a,s,io, nl the lnrci S,,,e. intended TIM,
,..,l,,., for dcli, nns mn tnoiti,o lavrs
49,, h. construed and cninrr.d occ,ri
,,o ibe ro,s,in,,o, of me STAT, Of Ms.
.,,t,,,,,,s Tins plninly nlacjno ,L, ,;oA,s
"A I.s,;,,,.s of ,bc v,,nl, country which
-.,c ,I,y,y. snpposed to he rrotceted lac
r'i...1 rn,.,;,,,;,, an, h, c,,,,o. ,.f
.c.,,.,,i.oI ,o,,l,,,,, Of U,ss,ch,,.o,t.o ar
., E,,l. Rhode I.l,nJ1 What NOR, !,
,.b,., +, S,p,h,rn feel,n,, ,nJ interests -,
a,l T., rho continuance of the ni,, ,h,,
~, a,,l,,..,, r,,o,,k tb,, ,he ne, of i-o9
la. l.,..,. boon ,,,,teJ "a mall ,,rd i,a,.,
,,.. hy III, ncople of Na.sacbnsott. that
-,t,..,,,,e.sl, was oyer d,liy.-,,ipn ther,..
,.l r,, law of lNiO v.H b., ,1uaIl, d..rc.
,,-i..l ,.,.l .,,rnod, TN. .,b.u~'iry a. .nrt
.,,,.,ti,n. ma. ba.., r,ti,.l hy f,,. go,
,,,a..,,a,,. b,.t,ry of tn, Constitution
,3I b., the solemn decisions Of the Supreme
Conff \orihefn ms we'll a.. Southern ndtses
| The objections of NJ. Quincy Ia the Inv.
4. unconstitutional ON account of its viola.
| r-,r the priyilcrc Of the wit of htLeav cor
prs. lind an ample rciuiallon in the opinion
nt Attorney General tntiendru. called out
ty ,h, President Vi. Cattrudcn ,hoN,
| -Anch-ivelv. hy reference tn ludical decis-
,lt Tho eon.tiiutinnaiit, al the act which
GIVE. To fac <laychpll AN apnpilied and
acltpihlc remedy, IN place at the more eS
rascl aud Insecure, hpt not loss la@tul.
mnIc OF sal rcdrcs, and hr cite, thr
imous ease of P.lgs -. Com uo1Wr1l'h a.
Prlp,Nivania. IN wuth the Supreme tuurt
decided that .hc owner, iulrp"n iru' ot au}
ai from STATE or National legislation, may.
10 yrtl' OF the Constitution and his own
a!i, Of property, selke aul r'raniure hl.
might've slave, 90 whatsoever state he may
h1l him. and carry him back to the STAT"
o. rcrotory from which he escaped. We
ny, room hu, fora short extract from NJ
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\ IrrFRNL SrRvsNT-"Plcasc, mann
and what shalt do with these bits Of can.
dlcsf'
Take them down stairs and burn them
IN the Kitchen, Bridget
Df she started At uish,. Bridget called
toe lady. and asked for candle for the
kitchen.
e, candle why wha. have Won done
with those pieces you had this morning! Z"
Faith, marin, pat them in ~ fre and
burned them in The k;fcheg, as ye iosid M
ihis morning
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Letter from Josiah Quincy, Sr.

uohcsNthttu among hs, anu VINO, alarmed
at the supposed stilngcncy of the new lHW
relative Ia them, are preparing. some 10 quit
our country for Europe, and others for Can
ada, aud concerning whom there is To be- a
meeting of citizens this evening. | take the
liberty 10 address this letter 10 YOU, which
viii embrace some of my views on TINT
topic. aud submit them To your discretion
to he used or suppressed
In the Fl st place, 1t ought, in my opinion,
Ia give reasonable satisfaction to that class
ol our inhabitants, that, m he S'dic Of
Massachusetts. no person has orr been dc.
hrcrcd 10 has muster aairr h. 'af o. 1873
believe iii, To be literally the case. II
is. however, possible ia the lapse OF nearly
60 wears. cases MAY have occurred OF which
there i now neither memory nor record.
II there have been any .uch they have hc'n
50 few rs to form only exceptions that prove
the truth of the rule, rather than evidence
OF it, al.ty.
Persons, therefore. under these crcum.
stances, ought to rest at ease. with the us.
.urlucc aud lu the confidence, resulting from
the above lpct. that. ia the State OF Massa.
,.n
30 -,
There j.. indeed, Ia tie new l5w an en-.
crry aud yjgor ol proceeding somewhat bc.
You'd tbpt obtained hl tne law ol 1888, apd
lnis will undoubtedly operate N icrorrm
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A l.,nen Golp Lusr.--Messrs. e.
s,cwar, & Son, Of Newark. n. j.. havo tho
largest lump Of gold ye. brought from Cali.
lornia. It weighs 55l lbs, and Il vslasd
At sI5,00o
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done, under the protection OF the laws Of
Massachusetts, aud the sympathics OF her
citizens And 10 addition would express a
hope that nothing should be done IN this
meeting giving the subject a patty or poli.
zeal aspect which | am assured was not the
E'toHtoH Of those who originated tho call.
OF it.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-23

The object Of conversation Is to amuse
and instruct, but question may be raised.
whether those who can do neither do not
usually talk the most'
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VIVA, young lady is il Tor whose saAs
Young gentlemen most frequently 70 10
comt' Miss y Mennor. certainly, ~
Obadiah
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JOSIAH QUINCY.
J. lNornsoLL Eowpilcn, Esq.

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ATTENTION, lioUsrkEErHRs Red ANITA
can be- KEEP. ont OF closets and other places
hy imprcg la'ing the mir with camphor. as
this odoi Is offensive to all the insect family
We have implicit faith in this SO far as
ch,ucbes are concerned; that 1t is instant
death to them We know by experience
BY the way. wc have excellent authority for
saving that an ounce OF gum camphor. en-.
closed ia gaufe bag. and suspended from
the cords. or other parts Of the bed stead
will keep them away for a considerable
time.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-23

\ gentleman who len Honolulu on the
2ath July. reports that King kamckameha
had recently bad very severe attack Of
acl,ram 'rcnens, and was lying very dan.
gerously III. 40 that his recovery was n
u,a'ter Of great dnuh,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-23

\ NaprL rRiSrtSe Par~.-- Ncssrs.
Hoo a Go Of New York, are constructing
printing press for the New York sun.
which VIII be capable or producing in one
toHr 'i~cnts IRE 'honsaai copies Of news.
ylrer or four hundred and tea in single
minute TIN, machine will cost. when
placed "a operation, not far from e25 .OCO
The southern press., 1850-11-02
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