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We have received communication from "West, :
addressed TO Judge Young, now Clerk OF the House
Of Representatives. We must be excused from pub
fishing it, The Clerk Of the House is already SUN
GENTLY harassed about his appointments, and we sus-
pec is not lying present upon bed OF roses-though
we have much confidence in his discretion and rmness
and we are willing TO leave him TO his own decis-
IONS But il the author OF the communication has
particular desire to advise Judge Young, we WILL with
his concurrence send his note TO the Clerk for bis special
advisement
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CoNSEcrIcur.-Governor Seymours message TO the
legislature is brief document almost confined to local
topics.
The expenses OF the State were about s22 900, ex-
ceedng the income in the sum OF $4,000 The school
fund amounts to S2,076,602
The governor recommends the enactment oil general
law, authorizing the free banking system abolition oil
capital punishment, homestead exemption, modification
OF existing restrictions the sale Of liquors, and lima.
ton OF labor To ten hours day.
He says that the controversy between the North and
South, growing out OF the acquisition OF territory
which is the common property OF all the people OF this
country, is now have reason TO believe in fair way
oil adjustment ~ Exchange paper
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Correspondence Of the baltimore cnppsr.l


On Monday the clerks Of the Land Ufi agreeaby sur
priscd the Rey John Robb:, Unknown % him, thssy
snscd 10 be prepared beautiful silver cup bearing the
following inscription Presented the Rev. John Hobb
chief clerk Of the Land Office. the occasion o. ms
rcsgnaon Of the office, April 80 lSoe ey o ~
The Rev C A. Davis, attached to the Office, made neat
and appropriate address, which was responded 70 oy .ne
donee nat gives the present greater value IS u was
spontaneous voluntary gh, irrespective o. gavs 'oken
that In intercourse with him. the ability Of the oncer wa
gentleman.
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THE BRIDGE CASE AND THE "SAvANNAH RE
PUBLICAN."
Of

PUBLICAN." -" -
following article appears the Savannah Republican Of the
25th ultimo
Mr.. sHuIrz beg acknowledge the receipts.
from HEnRy sauLrn AZ washington two letters q ts same
containing some account Of Mr. saULrzs passages win he
Bank q the ss g II these y s. h - s DC
the Bank shall longer trade on his capital
suu,r1 rly illustrate, the q Poor r:.sr pssss.
sons ter .s:.s,
Is,oissd . q dwelling
rs.. e. . sc. Inn e ne s,ss ,s q @
STATIONS against bank il saving
so. s s sas 3
up for smother We have along regarded
sos Of MT sau.ra :. unworthy @ the ~, Any
be As te expiring efforts Of masn'y which u desnedto
editor win be perceived, aer acknowledging the recep
accompanied by four Washington papers,"
Ac Ac INDUCES fsncul remarks reference
overy Bank Of the State Of Georgia. lately before te
supreme Court The Savannah this editor
himself part for his
disniereed suggestions TO my prejudice WIN not pre-
tend compete writing that the trade by
his and BESIDES he has been for
touring world his se and has visited The
Rome Jesaem &c He In these missives my
eer shu that he has gained bias Of public opinion in
fnvor good that the Bank shall
his capital" &c. Now glad % say that am
proud public opinion and soemnly
longer capital that I'm
sneengy Says shux fully illustrates the
Piainstancs A. been those
European cities celebrated for their high learning in
fancy undertake how much mine
Bile Poor Peters bu this can The editor that fully
my affairs and business that he Other
easily understand them.
Again. editor We should be heartily rejoiced
dwelling and A he doubtless
by polite remark desires against
the Bank him that soul disposed 10 doubt his
sincerity and candor in this win Join him with all heart in
desiring the but that end win be reached until
and 80 long unusty withheld.
Again he says object shutzs publications., &C,
ind again through the Of dtsniercscd
sons In him make other legal demonstration
against Bank for the sake Of saving itself from
persecution annoyance buy him or Now, he call
buying or by other he b penzed
call Il strive get my In possible He "ven
prediction, that the viii nil In
drumming for another encounter And win make
another prediction Let get Bank into the
field segean- win prove himself general enough
ssy enemy The has pointed ont The and shall
o'" HENRY sHULTz
wAsHrreros, May i, 1850. Msy5-h
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FIRE PoRrsmoUru, VA)-THIRrY HOUSES in AsHKs.-
Our yesterday afternoon again visited with
very destructive frethe largest witnessed Ia this
place. Il originated In kitchen OF Mr. Foster In Gospor,
between the foundry and the navy yard about o'clock
and 90 rapid the flames, owing to the height of the
wind that In very few minutes both sides OF the street
were completely cnveloped In one vast sheet Of fro
Twenty nine houses entirely consumed and many
otho being douby tenanted IL supposed that hy
families have been turned upon the charity Of the
shelter The loss Is estimated at 100000 Five entire
blocks were destroyed, and furniture was stewn In every
direction. - porfsgsossfk Pilot, May2
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WASHINGTON, May A.

THE COMPROMISE COMMITTEE will be seen by our
Washington letter. that the committee of thirteen in the
Senate have agreed upon the essential features Of plan
OF compromise, on which is hoped the two great
tons Of the country unite II comedies to the North
the trial Of fugitive slaves by jury but the trial is 10 take
place in the State where the slave resided and not in that
to which he fled Other guards thrown around the sub
ject for which, see letter The Texas boundaries 10
OF New Mexico; but the latter is 10 be purchased by
Congress for an indemnity in money Territorial gov
enments to be established in New Mexico and Utah.
without restriction the subject of slavery So far SO
good.-New York Journal Of Commerce.
Correspondence Of the New York Journal of Commercel
WASHINGTON Tuesday, April 80.
The compro mise committee have agreed upon all the es.
sentia features of their scheme.
The for the enforcement of the constitutional sipua-
tons the surrender OF fugitive slaves has been drawn
accord with northern sentiment and the time
TO be efficient for its purpose. whose slave eopes
must 20 before In this neghborhood and describe
the person Of the slave pro his eopeen He then
receives certificate OF the facts from the court
This certificate he Is 10 give officer in the slave
holding State where the fugitive may be. Officers, whose
duty shall be enforce the law be appointed by the
federal courts The officer takes the certificates and
corresponding with the description, DO. The Off
surrenders him to the agent upon taking
bond that the save upon being restored 10 his shall
be ,sa Sy JURY Of The s Snd proved to Be sys
~ OF kidnapping, under color Of executing this law.
The conpromse committee took the question Of
ries They agreed, by decided majority the establish
OF territorial governments. They then took
uniting these two in one BILL and carried,
with only or three dissenting voices
Some details be settled the line OF the Texan
boundary, and the 10 be offered 10 Texas But this
necessary part OF the territorial question, is be
braced In the aforementioned general bill.
learn that OF the southern disapprove Of the
provision for the trial OF the fugitive slave by Jury, though
jov of citizens residing in saveholding region The
measure cannot without some provision OF that kind
which will prevent kidnapping.
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We see that Mr. shulz sl in this city. and, as we
understand preparing for another combat in his bridge
case We also learn that General Waddy Thompson Is
now In Washington and has concurred in the opinion OF
Mcssrs Webster and Butler. given 70 Mr.. Shrltz In
relation to the further progress Of this important case
which opin,on we published weeks ago.
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We call the advertisement OF Messrs.
Lewis and King, Who viii be seen, intend exhibiting
their picture another week We glad OF this,
are doubt hundreds who have been deferred by nm
favorable weather Of the past from seeing this
rama undoubtedly the finest of the kind ever seen in
this city.
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Adjourned till tomorrow, II O'Clock.
FarpAy. MAY 3. 1850.

JohnA Campbell and P. Phillips. esqrs.. Of Alabama,
were admitted attorneys and counseors of this court
No. 1873 Fleming & Marshall Us. James Page, on a
certificate OF division in opinion between the judges OF
the circuit court OF the United States for Pennsy vana
Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion Of this
court that Tampico foreign port, within the
ing the act OF Congress Of July 3d. ls4e and that the
goods &c. were liable to the duties charged upon them
under said act
Nos 1876. 1877, 1Os George M. Gill u Nathaniel Will
liams plaintiffs in error, Robert divers executors.
The argument OF the motion dismiss these cases was
commenced by Mr. J. M. Campbell in support thereof.
and continued by Messrs Nelson and Schley opposition
thereto and by Mr. Attorney General Johnson in sup
port thereof.
Adjourned until Monday. ii o'clock, a m.
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tween California and Canton. The Hon. John w. Davis,
our commissioner China, writes that within the space Of
three months eighteen vessels sailed from the poroi Hong
Kong alone for California, with cagoes valued At over hall
million Of dollars
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Accident Calling from adder brain, congestion Of inhsm-
nation Of bowels congestion Of liberation Of, inflammation
az bilious collie convurons, consumption, o congestion
ofIanes drcp~y, dopsy from scastena, eyspea ?; ver
carsrra a yphus, typhoid, incompetence injury Of he
head soenins brain, pneumonia, petcns scofia
secondary syphilis Stubborn whoopna cough, unknown,
Total
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.



BArrniaEs. May 49,. p m. u
1hs GsbsrNafortaf Nomiasfoas Democratic and JpAig
candidafss-Fstai Aeeidsat. -Yaius Of Rsai Estah-
The Markets. &c.
From present appearance, there Il strong probabilitv
that L. Louis Lowe, esq, OF Frederick will receive the
democratic nomination for governor BY large orty ON
the first ballot his great popularity In this ciy,he great
citadel OF had favorable effect on the
counties In addition % the twenty delegates he has al
ready carried la Baltimore city, Hartford, Somerset and
Alegany counties, letters have been received here from
Worcester Dorchester, and Caroline counties, speaking
confidently of sending entire delegations The enthusiasm
evnced by the democratic in all par OF the State Ia
settling this preliminary question indicates thar the cam
paign will be entered into with enthusiasm that win
eventually place their nominee whoever no may be Ia
the chair of State.
The wings make their first movement towards nominal
ton days after the democrats shall have named their
candidate thus holding back until the Ian minute, and evn
cling weakness that BODIES but lew antcipations Of
In the great contest that is take place next fall The
probability Is that the Hon. Dixon Roman else James
l. Ridgely ESQ., the grand secretary Of O. O. r lodge Of
the United States, will be their candidate though the latter
would probably have been thought Of but for the
sition and popularity he holds In the Order.
litle daughter Of Mr.. John Hass burnt TO death
yesterday by her clothes accidentally taking fire.
The old Exeter Methodist church, known through
State the Oldest church of that denomination In
the city, Is 10 be down week. TO make room for
new and modern ediice. s@ ky WIN @
The value OF real the city Is increasing beyond
all precedent lot Of ground 81 Paus street, which
was purchased about year since by H. q Murray for
IS OoO sold yesterday to Major Howard for SO. 600.
The MARKETs.-In the Baltimore market this morning,
there were sales $50 bbl Howard -four 10 l2i
and 100 bbs. 20 064 The market 10 very quiet No
sales Of City Mills. Wheat IL lower with sales Of good
Maryland red ia cents and Pennsyivana 1l6
Sales Of white corn to some extent 81 cents and yell
low at SO 81 cents Oats, 40 cents Whiskey, rs cent?
Sales of 400 bbls. No. lard at q cents cash. 8s
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THURSDAY, May Q, 1850.

Adm. Oakley Hall, esq, Of New York, was admitted
an attorney and counsellor of this court and he wa
sworn accordingly.
No. So. Robert Rufin Barrow Us. Josiah Reab In
to the circuit court Of the United States for Louis
Mr. Justice Woodbury. delivered the opinion OF the
court, affirming the judgment Of the circuit in this
cause, with costs.
No. 90. William H. Tayloe, appellant. the Mer-
chants Fire Insurance Company The argument Of this
cause was concluded by Mr.. Attorney General johnson
for the appellant
No. 95-6. Ambrose Waldens heirs, appellants Us.
Thomas Bodley's heirs ct al The argument Of this
cause was commenced by Mr. Underwood for the appel
lants
Adjourned till tomorrow, IL O'Clock.
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rELEGRArMO REPoRrs EoR THE UNION.

Isl -
One Dug Later from Europe Of the Washmgfo~
No Change In the Markets.
NRw York, May 4, a. m.--The steamer Washington
rived here this morning with days later news from
London than that brought by the Canada.
There Is no change In commercial matters whatever
Everything remained Just when the Canada sailed.
There terrible tornado in Dublin on the night ofthe
tmated at least 10000, great portion broken win
dOws 3aaa
Condition Of the NathUn Marksfs.
PHiLADELPHIA, May 4-p. m.-Stocks are firm today;
governments still in demand about yesterday's
Cotton is r but not active The Hour market quiet;
sales heavy a ys:erdsys prices Nothing doing IN corn
change in supply light Whiskey dull at = ~
Business Of all kinds 10 pretty much at sand dealers
waiting for their letters
NEW York, May Az, p. m.--The stock market 10 active
to-day; sales United loan Of 1857 advance
Of DO Of 1867 at Pennsyivania s. have advanced
with sales. There spccia change in breadBtu6s ;
market heavy Not much doing In cotton dealers showing
disposition operate any great extent until they
ceve their private advices by the Canada Provisions and
groceries about yesterday with moderate sales
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Photographed for the New York SUM-

WASHINGTON. May q.
FAsHIosABLE WEDDING Miss Ewing, the daughter OF the
Secretary OF the Interior, married last evening Lieu
tenant Sherman, Of the army The nupta party very
large, and the happy affair passed of with great eoat
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MAnnIGn

this city evening Of May, the Rev JANIS
RYDER President Of Georgetown College, WILLIAM r. SHERMAN
United States and ELLEN BOYLE EWING, eldest
Of the Hon. Thomas EwIsa.
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Odd FELLOWS HALL.
ONE WEEK MORE.

Odd BELLOWS HALL
ONE WEEK MORE.
Psnorama OF the Mississipps.
In consequence disappointment in obtaining room IN R.lore
he popretos respectfully they win exhibit their
painting during the present week. h
Urrrs Rrvrs~-Mondv, Wednesday, and Friday.
LowrR RivrR.--Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
afternoon Performarce at O'clock
UrrER RrvrRs-wcdnesday
LowrR RvRR.--Friday.
Tickets, o5 cents, children under TO- half price.
Exhibition commence At q O'Clock.
May SIT
DTONEER Brown sheetir gs--loo 7s and -. For
/ sas by STAINS. MURRAY co.
May 5-so2sf
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0y-McdicaI Conventon.-The members Of the Convention
Phaacopea OF United
Of the Board Of Aldermen cd story wing City
al been Obtained Cor accommodation they
quested 70 assemble tomorrow Monday az ~ o'clock
H. LINDsLY,
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90 Medical Association OF the District % Colum-
hThe semi annual meeting win he held " o'clock Tuesday
morning. May TN, al the Washington Inhrmap.
May la r. X STONE, NJ. D., Secretary.
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THE Postmaster General that he WILL Mon
day the 9th instant 10 O'Clock In the large room In The
southwest corner Of the General Post Once, hrst hoo the
hooks for public examinations and those
cd the state Of e bd preparatory 20 the making Of the hnal
decisions awarding the This proceeding will embrace the
following States and Territory in the order In which they here
stated, viz Texas, Louisiana Arkansas Mnnesofn Iowa. Mis-
sour, Mississippi, Alabama Tennessee, Kentucky Illinois, Wis
conn Michigan and indrna, and continue nom day 70 day til
concluded.
May 5-A
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s7o0 bus, at seh . TOO. Tho demand for Oats
good and prices have improved, owing to tbs sosnty
supply AZ present In the market We quote good river
and canal, new, at 20 q 43c and Je sey at SO soc
Corn opened very 6rm but que, and closed dull at the
insid. rates The sales foot up II vO0 bus high and
low extern mixed at "a 64fc the latter for very
hsndsone sample Of high mixed There was no other
sort offered Barley wanted at 50 800.
CASpLEs-Iu consequence Of the cortinued high
price Of crude sperm oil and the deficiency In the
supply OF candle stock causing u suspension OF the
manufacture Of sperm candies for fsw mouths 10
there has been sale ssr OF 900 boxes At an
advance Of abont cents per ID ray AZ "A cents
for spei and At SO for patent with months credit,
the market closing nrm st our outside prices.
CoAL.-Tbe demand for anthracite continues very
brisk vt the recent Improvement lot OF $50 ohsi-
drons Liverpool orrel Sold 10 arrive at 81 10 mos
CoFfEr.-For this article the market has been very
firm. and price, II anything. tend upward The sales
OF the day embraced 500 bags Lsgusyrz at ii 200
Jaws at l2Si; and 90 Jamsies at IL cts per Id.
CoT1oS Il here has been poderste inquiry to day
end the sales about 500 bales the mar kst
! closing very Grm AT tie al nexee quotations.
j i IN I.LAL- 4 saHLn
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CITY TRADE REponr.

tArr tnAY, sept 1872. M.
lsuu-The market for pots was Inactive With sales
ofI5 bbls at 80 l2. Pearls we're dull With Gales Of
30 bbls at SO The stock Ia the inspection
this morning, was ~ follows -2ly' bbls pots ana ss,
pearls. Total, Sls4 bills 49,
BSiess.-ilard North River arrived pretty freely
but sell readily on arrival q. - 25asb So cash A
cargo ofi4coo Newcastle Gre sti on terms sot nder-
stood
BSEsssrrtrs e. IlovV - There vas 4 good demand for
Western and state -four, bot IN, supply Of the to-
grades vas tra All which checked orarstions por No
supsrhne, the Inquiry vas very active aud holder.
nrmer, The better grades we're dull and heavy Cans
dian ". BOT plesty sud rather better The transac.
tcrf OF the dsy we're aeOOo bills includns soar "A
- t2h at3si No. 2super6ne at 50 81, aS4Iql,,
cid state ard Western az 50. common state f.sh
ground, At 81 ca .vStste at 81 os,i rs. Cana
dian iresh ground, at 81 TO- new Western 81 a. as.
Ash pure Genesee at s. Goa s. lc, fancy Ohio al
s6sst ~ fancy denefee at 50 1sss5 81, extra Onto
IT - S7s - U2is and extra Genesae AZ Is sTt. a
SO ca, which was an Improvement Southern eour
Gas lees sctive and shade lover. about 90 bbls
sold st So % - rs for commsn snd good old br,pds
aud IS Is = IS sfs for p.v. nv, flcu vas steady
sales reached 100 bills At 50 Com nsoi vas better
vith sales Of $50 bbs jersey ct 80 i2S ss3tss The
supply % What wss moderate and prices advanced
Included In the .aes 90 bus prime Genes.c AZ
~ 10 aud 5000 bus inferior 10 isr red Southern ..
90 $50, showing an improvement Of from three 20
Eve cents per eushel By vas dull, sats sSnPrisea
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S.; Eros. H...
,eph Walker tpht hosis. do Thompson Nephew; rido-
81 hsItu s.r CO. Ss
Orleans: E.si; Elizabeth Bruce. Fsrdsd' iso'ie.
naTi:a9Hin SBtsnh Schwartz B1sohAys; The,
A;nsi. Res:Pt 90, L.mgcgsh EssIlsoseSoj " nsr,ay
xs $Ia So sSsss;s so;sssss 1 ts1
MssS,s Sisn sSs fSI sfs%iia Barclay M
p.rs.s: Kuhn saysSae. Wisri. FoIs' King soATosdss
Iss .ne smS csaTls.sa 'S Ssci:.ds Co. sp.n.
w. s issf s:sn @ s
T,'f9 !i'f: sss ssisy 1'ais
h'Sis. Jones, FSo;idsnss; 6orssHs, Taufiin Boston,
slocp.-oigon stursss Washington. Pren,ss. and HI
800 ps,:en,sI Williams GuiOn Aug no. Ia. So Ion 10
s.ss had BEEN IN contact the dsy previous With zip
gallant Has she r,Sailed perfectly tight would pro-
esss or bier Sc 20 this port hs wanted s ,
st.n.0n Avg Sid L.. Is lon :, g snpsr.nseS Sc
cd suddenly TO ssw and bowed spsres burfcsns
hOu lost m,in ,op.. h inst Of Li..tsIss sIPsIeaGsd
s'sS5 sssi In = .Sl: kss.,ss
les, Of tore mi.renzast. .nd main topmast.
sAS nSsI STATS 1sss: ass T:a s1,
a. experienced very heavy gale from 10
to e. blew two close roeed topaas oresa and fvre
topmsst aysa heavy croes sea on a. the time, one OF
struck the chip in the storm and stove in Of the
siors and done otl.r damage. -. 80, -.
ship New York BSl Charleston Sept s. with cotton and
Bars Ee~srd KIud,op. Charleston. day., with cotton
Bari wy.ndo,e ~ B.th) Houdetse St Martins, asys
With alt to . foulke 4 sous. .
BArk George Leslie Thomsston Hail. Turks Island ~
ith SALT Woodru Robinson. 9th inst, lat ~ So
Ion "a EXCHANGED mails with bark ks pd heAce fer Havana
Brig Neptune tBr Vincent, ~ Kits. ~ days. with SALT
John Dawson 1of Wilmington NCl Hrisr Turks I,,nd.
9osys with ss 10 master stb inst OF HAttesas lat 80 ~
Ion - co. in heavy blow from En- to NJ sprung oro top
topea yard, lost main staysa had decks sweeps
on everything moveste has vessels since then
less disbs 18th inst Gscrse hegAn seaman native
seLr Aseona orb Russell DOrShsssr ND. with lumber.
Habicht. On Sunday last OF Fire Island, in blow
from NV hove On her tsAn ends ana lost part OF
teck load, wttor casks, &c.
sehr EIais tBr Macleod fie.ou. Ms. 10 days. with
sehr Helene Hudson Charleston 10 dsys. with cotton 70
schr william Cspss Holland, Virginia, 5d,yI
sNLr wreath, Talbot, PLilsdslphia- 3 ayv~
| Sloop RADIANT. Br0okbAvun.
| slrop james Long Baker, ProvidsIse,
1 Below.
| Ishis. and 7trir -
Bark Nord Aneries tHanL Ansterdani brSs Godolphin
Cadr: Dieeiah, Amsterdam sehr Esge CslferniA. snS
| others.
The ,team,r seuth.rner for Charleston dd no, sail OF
Saturday, but will ssl q, 81 AN this tsundsy) morplS
| Wind durins tie dsy from NE INV.
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SLAVERY vs.. FREEpus the 6rst day Of the
August term Of the county court Of Fauquer, Peter
BcBson, man Of color, was at his own instance,
cold into perpetual serudc. 10 appears that at the
death on his mistress, some years since, Peter was
emancipeted, in accordance with her lGsi W IN and
tcgiamtnt. The laws OF the State forbade his re-
naming within its lrnits more than twelve months
from the date of his manumission; but all the ties
which rcpdert existence detirable were intimately
connected with the place Of hs birih-a the as
sociaions Of his youth were ndissolubly connected
with that spot; 50, after making fair experiment
ot ell the blessings attendant upon freedom, he
finally determined upon the course he would pur-
sue lie voluntarily appenred on the frat day Of
The court, and entrca,ed that he should be publicly
sold to The highest bidder. Ills request was com
picd with -RikrlOnd (yd.) Ttnss, Sept. N.