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.N0t1ry PI6'tc, R0smfy Lind: I'exstoH and GfasrdI
CONTINUES % e,ams FOR precautionary services,
valid evouronary, hafpsy, and widows pensions. and
claims growing oui q ne war % iss ana me ,s.s w w
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peesd mat correspondents w'l pay postage
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treasury treasury.
NEW MUsIcJ received :, ,1, old ,.,ssIned Music n
Stationery Store, door east Of iat street pennsylvana M
, price, four per page; 49,, WIN. FISCHER
F Ts ysaf Fancy rS fos iss' bssasr
ssa POLKA Polka o. @ sps
The The E y.s %s r0s s y y. Ssss y ross
Sub Ross Waltz, y Z Bernhard,
The Virginia Rosebud aaicls,ep, BY ososo
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Leap Ger the Waves by J. a. Hewitt u., :, a.. s,.,...J
Gentle Deeds, bcauufnl ballad
Jeannie and Donald ballad, by Hodson
Mary Bell, 9Th edition, BY Benken
Wi you love then now 20 with the answer Dearest m|
III love you moren
The Merry Sleigh Bells, arranged As a quar'e''s
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isu,s s''''' uns 00nhe h'u'''o"' :" 'A''' "'A'
ssss e q sse gu Danger 'e'
Emma lie Model dcs Jeunes Peronnes Par Fable Guenne
vol, 81 cents. st
Hsorees les Enanisi Ouvrage Autonse par Iunven
I vol, 81 cents
Efudes rUsase de Ia Jeunesse voi ~ cents
FernandoI Historic dun Jcune Eagnol uadui dc AiemaA1
de Schmid- vol, 81 cents
LIE Tour du Mondei gu les Mile et uno mef'enes aas '"
par Leon Guertn vol, ~ cents
And many Others Cor ADVERTISEMENT Of dihers
kinds Styles prices and foe different OF them IN n
bindings, and with Illustrations.
Imported direct from Paris, By
Sra FRANCk TAYLOR
Also new Juvenile books English and American great vae
older books
youth Nt Eee Dec ~
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sgbgl UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
Voc rAcalty ~ Physae--Sessson Of Is4g-'50.
THE Lectures will
Il unue until the 18th OF March ensuing.
Shemisty and WLLiAm T. A. Axss, NJ D., LII. D.
Therapeutics Massrs Hygiene cHrw NJ
"A Ann1emv aid Rkyssoloxy-Josxrn Rosy, M. D.
- Ineoy And frac3ce Of McdicineWfLLfAm PowrI, NJ
Hessy and Dssssss Of Women and chldren--RcaAsD
Is..ss q P.olou and Demonsuaior Of Anatomy
Iasson Clinical Medicine and Clinical sursey avery d.y
ne Baltimore lnhrmsy, opposite the Medical college
o aeecs anatomy viii be October LIST charge
me denonsatsr. Fees for
o 50 psI week. WILLIAM 3. MArREk. /"
avg ls-sAwtSovll llL hasim Dean fhs Faculty
.sl...s.a. u ~. y, Superior Old Brandy.
10 Ne vintage Of 8 purchased expressly medicinal pur
Famuies wishng do
80 sxssnine bsfors purchasing elsewhere IT
CHAMPA0NEs.
~ ~ ue1ss1der Cock and Crown
tBetd1ieck Ducai Grape
N'- s5nso E Venus
- & Ancbor ~ q Fountain.
yOeCoA Taeaeco, Ac. ESQ JOSEPH WRIGHT,
49, 1l->o4ln, Penn. avenue, near i5h street
CARD. flt tr &fteM
THE u1dsnsd Of once, having Tor The las
seven ye ban employed The various duties
me ssid cce cuia revolutionary and consequently being
pssnced In AZ me detn thereof offers his services pub
me prosecution of claims against the general government III
Az ssnss eondsd 20 him snail be promptly attended to an,
sseea'a All letters must BE- r Pos,Psd u,,,v,
w AZ. e ciIr, D. O., August ., is4s.
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enllemen who had present wards
members Of the Institution.
Sep. 2--tf lintol.I
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rHRIsTMAs FEsTIvAL.-A Festival be held at The
building OF st. Vncent's Orphan Asylum, OF
and streets 20 commence the 2 Of this month, and TO end
the night the LIST provided
The ladies As proceeds applied 10 ue
finishing OF the asylum,
Of Sisters Of Charity, and little orphans
charge, expected that the public VIII give their attention and
patronage Dec
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Union rSTELIIGEvCE AND GENERAL AGENCY
sueets-E PHILLIPS, and indvid
applying this ONCE be supplied with honest and
ong walters, vsiet- &C Good situations always
Farms houses unimprovcd property, kc sold and rented
Also unfnshed rented and supplied the
most reasonable terms
Rev. w. samson, Very Rev. VIM. Matthews,
Rev. J.C. Smith, Rev. j. r. Eckard,
Rev. q. VI. Butler, Mcs-rs. r. q. q. r. Dyer,
W. w. Seaton, Dr. A. NJ. Honar,
Robt ?. Anderson, ESQ. VIM n. Campbell, esq.
g. D. Ciuskcy, ESQ., ~ ID. Gilman,esq.
Nov 24-eodlmn
NEW Cloths Cassimeres, and ve.tinzs-T'be subscri.
bcrs have just received entirely supply Of the
goods which they invite the attention Of their friends and the
pieces French elos jus, received black brown, blue
20 piece. nc embracing the popular
10 pieces bes, French doe casamercs
do medium priced do do
IN vEsTINGs WE HAVE
Rich different
Plain black, brown and olive silk vestinRs
Rich figured silk vcstngs, complete assortment
r ssh vssun s suitable ,or Evening purposes a.
Doc. s-suf CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY 4 co.
A NEW supply of shawIs. CIoaks, and s.chs.-stran-
"A md citizens respectfully invited
Of garments before purchasing We the following dccrp
uonEs
10 coaks new shapes Of new and u
materials
10 pain cioaks, richly trimmed
10 French saeks
In sffAWLS we have
g Hungarian long shawIs, In rich coIos
~ half mourning do DO, In new designs
100 medium and low priced wooien shawls
Also, rich cashmere long shaws
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picture such win be worthy place cabinet
be taken, with an light
b The CREATES, procuring correct nkene..e. Of
tue perfectly satisfactory. Call and specimens
'' Dsa. = avenue
! EIF rY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran away from the sub
fER Ben mas,es Ss sV .os under nc
IL o. Ferry S sd s on m sas
win give y dollar. reward for the two soys wherever ,ssn se
brought home or secured in jail 50 that may e, snsm again
CHRIsTMAs FEsTIvAI.-A Festival will be held at the
building Of 81 vineens Orphan Asylum, ION
the night o. the 1t January Rs-hmsn,. win Dc provided
e ladies'. the proceed. o. @ Ss @ e applied i, 70 my
anhing Of e new asylum 80 much wanted Cor the sccommoda
charge, i expected mat public win give
| patronage Dec u
UNITED STATES HOTEL. WASHINGTON.
TUE United States Hotel win be opened Tuesday the lin
slant lor i The reception q guests.
% @ s ngs % s sss ls % @
entirely by me sulber and he homes 70 merit
unusnee Of us heretofore extended his father
EDWARD n. FULLER,
Dec s-d2wn Proprietor
en.-veves and Morocco covered Prayer Books English
WISHING printed from plates at the soue. notice. and plates
/ VIM A. WHEELER q CO.'S staiouer.,
Dec snm Corner ofPennsyvania and ioth street
i
4 A HANDSOMELY furnished House, In = central and
and chamber back building together and
carriage win . fo longer
'' sos a essiss ApDy o,.; 5 20
MIR. JOS. II. KEssLER, Professor OF Mussc,
HAVING returned this city unavoidable Absence
caused sy ~ health has the honor Offer
services the musical pubc
attention shall be devoted bis Hcis
give instruction. AZ hcrctotrc singing and the
boarding house s between penn-yvania and
shall have immediate attention.
Nov MISUNDERSTANDING
WINTER FAsuoSs.-MRs ANN sPErR having received
her selections OF The latest Paris Millinery Will introduce
on Thursday, November ls-
show rooms on D street, between OH and iotb Oct 81
BEAUTIFUL English Bibles, Qusrto Octave, and
small Pocket Of beauty OF and received
this variety Of Also,
Testaments Imported direct from London BY
Dec 10 fRANCK TAYLOR.
mHE OF Common Prayer. interpreted by its his
Rev O. NJ Butler ID. D., Trinity Church, Washington
city One volume price one dollar . ..... r
40.
TIaE Mexican Minister removed from residence
in ~ street, between Pennsylvania avenue and
street. Dec 5-lawtmn
EOR sALE.--Ths occupied BY undersigned
Q street A. r. BAaBY.
1 Nus =
RrsHOP ENaLAND's WORKS, COsfPLErE.-TAy-
LuH MAUHy, booksellers 9th Just received
when , sSP s.y =
list o. washington suoscrsers has been sent drscscns
n y ppnea ana hs copies VII - delivered nom Tyler
Z aasfs. sAt. 1900
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TUE United srtes Hotel wiz be opened Tuesday, the lin in
l. stant for the reception OF guests.
The hotel has entirely renovated furnished with entirely
furniture throughout the and the proprietor feels coDdden
that his efforts viii fall his The viii b
conducted entirely the subscber and he
unnance Of The heretofore extended his father
| A. Fslier) and himself
\ EDWARD n. FULLER,
4 Dec b--d2w6 proprl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-03

TLsSzadan5 ssssHs aiuk ~ a - usal
4 rreEer esuEs<.y IN eksf.efrsizils he a1sossiss
q lh< NzzAsiiis coasenslna a. -sislena- 81
incoasiaenas." HIS pangrsrs > written il
rx=pe<sfal lsnsrsss 81 he r1peaioa grossly
unsruf." a. spPlied 10 he charge that he sase-
eales ofshr Nashville censsIiion : are Disuuio..-
lssz q sgilzion fsr he Sale q ssi,aiion o. far
tbs l.sske Of party" We DO mot .lsks % eur
self Hhrshel the charge Is true or fslse. We
shall nos now undertake 10 prove though wr 10
knox that some q he sdsocsics 81 thc conxen-
sios have spenly sso~ed that dizzy tssk 10 =
Southern confedency - the ultimate 'Iesuil
Sons Of The movers in The msiier, ~ith The ep-
k1wona Of moderation, ssy lbeir only object b
shst the s0ssh may pFr~ns an undisidez frsns N
favor Of her just nights. Bot thep is no well
informed man ~ho DOES nos know that strong op-
position 10 ihs project crisis in ell paris 81 The
soush. and in some portions Of Il even by large
msjoriiies Of the peoplr. That object. therefore.
esnnos he accomplished. What is 10 be isopos-
ed II the Convention, or What ullerior measures
are In contemplation. the people have no; yet
been informed. On that head the Standard has
maintained perfect silence. as have also oil his
eo-woskefs, as Gar as We have bad an opporiuni-
~ Of noticing. II the STANDARD win come out
and make full disclosure Of all that is coniem-
plated, he may relieve us from some Of our seru-
pies IN resard 10 il.
But objection is made 10 our use Of the express
sion violence Of iaconsidesie men," On re-
view We cannot see lhsa we used the expression
inzppropfiaiely. Whoever reads the Wilmington
Aurora, and some other prints Of like character
their exciting pictures Of the expressions suffered
by The South, and the harsh sbnse bestowed on
those Who differ with lhem--will not fail 10 see
something Of violence + anil those who follow,
not knowing whittier they are to be led, may just.
~ Be termed inconsid<raie." We are ready
enough To acknowledge that oil men DO not be.
long 70 those two classes some cool, ealculat
ing men, selfish we are afraid, and promplers ia
the business. whose sole aim is their own advance
mcnt. We trust the editor Of the Standard vii
not Be found in the end to be one ofiehse.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-03
SOUTHERN RIGHTS MEETING.

Aftsr due notice, meeting of the citizens ol
Beaufort county for the vindicaiion Of Southern
Rights, was held IN the town of Washington on
the 18th ultimo. We are pleased TO observe, that
while they take high ground in favor of main
tanning the Rights Of the South, they breathe a
spirit Of devotion TO the Union worthy of the best
days of our Republic. We can say, with the
editor of the North State Wing, that the resolu-
tons passed at this meeting sound as Emusic in
our ean;" and the more so because we believe
they express the general feelings which prevail
throughout the State. The following are among
the resolutions adopted:
Resolred, That we are prepared TO re-
sist, in conjunction with The whole South,
all acts Of open and palpable aggression
upon those rights and interests which are
interwovcn with our being as commu-
n,ty, whenever all constitutional remedies
shall have been tried and found insult.
Client for our protection; but that we are
not prepared 10 enter into combinations
and conlederacies in anticipation of such
acis.
Resolred, That in the present condi-
lion Of things, and in all probable contin-
gencies, we are opposed to the holding of
the con, ention proposed TO be held al
Nashville in June next, since we know
not with what powers The delegates are
to be entrusted, and since, il the preserva.
ton Of the Union be its object, its action
is unnecessary-if di.nnion, il is not war
rantrd by any measure yet taken by the
General Government.
ResoiUed, That now, as ever hereto-
fore. we cherish and avow the sentiments
Of Washington: That "lhe unity Of go
vernment which constitutes us one people
is main pillar in the edifce Of our real
independence the support Of our tram
guilty at home, our peace abroad, OF eur
safety, ofCour prosperity, Of that very Ii
berty which we so highly prize'-of
Madison: That "every man who loves
peace every man who loves his country;
every man who. loves liberty, ought 10
have the consequences Of disunion ever
before his eyes, that he may cherish in
his heart due attachment 10 the union
Of America, and be able 10 sci due value
upon the means Of preserving il"-oi
Jackson: That " misrule and oppression.
10 warrant disruption Of the free insli-
lulions Of the union of these States. should
be great and lasting. defy ing all other re:
medy"-of'IIenry Clay: That " The evil
which cnvers ,Ile sad and disastrous events
tina, lie beyond The possible rupture of,his
Union. is foo ihek TO be penetrated or
liied by any mortal eye or hand'-oi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-03

A COMMITTEE Of the Newl York As.
semhly. in their repor. on intemperance
IN the state, estimate the amount annual.
~ expended for drinks, at 1000 grng-
shops existing in The cities Of that stale,
exclusive Of villages. at upwards Of twen-
ty.five millions Of dollars. They have
collected statistics from the various city
aud country prisons, with the exception
90 twenty.three, whepce no returns have
hfri' received. wfich prove thar upwards
- 80 600 incorporate persons were ar
r,s'r. in lS49, and that from four-ffihs 10
nm st'"lhs Of all the crime committed has
lis origin in inlemperancc.
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The Connecting Link.-A company
has been ehanered ny The Legislature Of
Alabama. with = capital Of 100000.
Coz The rsnsiruetion OF Rail Road from
Mobile Bay ioGirard. Opposite Columbus.
Georgia. The planters along the line
have subscribed sufficient amount. pay
able i'm work and materials. lo grade The
whole Road. gao miles in length. and lay
d wn The superslruslnre. except the iron.
A further amount. sufficient IN purchase
and Law down the iron. and 10 equip the
Road with the necessary engines. cars. DC,
is likely 10 be oblianed in the immediate
siriniis of The Road. This is The last
link in the line Of steam communication
By land. from Portland 10 Mobile. When
completed. the distance between New
York and Mobile can be travelled 10 four
and half days.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-03

A recent letter from Jamaica states that
The revery and industrial prosirsiion Of
that island are almost Incredible. II says
that since 1882, osi Of the six hundred
and fifiy,ihree sugar estates then in cult
Walton, more Than ole hundred and fifty
have been abandoned and the works bro
ken up. This ha- thrown oui Of culliva-
lion over 100000 acres Of rich land.
which. in 1892. gave employment 10 about
10000 laborers. and yielded over $4,000
hogshrads sugar. and over 5000 pun
rheons Of rum.
During the same period over five hun
dred coffee plantations have been abandon
ed and their works broken up. This threw
ont OF cultivation over 100000 acres more
ol land. which. in 1892, required the la
Dor of over 10000 men.
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lcosrespoaaeni Of the Dal.is>as< sua-l
Washington. Msrrh 10. Issl

ltoffr<f1H4f1t o. t-t LaluWT<< rnh
Washington. Msrrh 10. 1850.
The Prszideaf and.fle crisis--His Iirrs effks
uaioa-ns Duty II Congress.
Murh has heen said Al various times
concerning General Tsylor's intention 20
maintain ihe authority of The Union. in
case Of a ronrulsion. growing out Of Ihe
slavery quesiioa. vsrians false reports
have been circulated as 10 his deliberations
on This subJrri. II has been alleged on
the floor of The House that lhe President.
in The discharge Of The duties Of his Office.
will he obliged to employ The executive
arm IN Offending The rusiom houses. arse
mails. &c. Of The U. States. and enGHring
The obedienre OF public oflirers. and Tie
collection Of tire revenue.
Il must be supposed. however. thai the
Executive pawer will be exened 10 pro-
ieri one part Of the constitution as well as
another. and 20 enforce one law &C the
United States or deere Of The federal
courts as well as another. If anticipated
collisions should take place. on The border
Of the slave holding region. in regard 10
fugiIives from labor or service. il Is pre-
sumed that the President will employ the
armed force. regulars or volunteers. or
bolh, 10 enfarce the laws against the
North as well az The Soulh.
] imagine thai The Presiden. has hardly
contemplated. as yet. the occurrence Of
such events. and has hardly prepared for
them.
lie stated To gentleman OF this ciIy.
who had jusl arrived from the south. llIal
while he was here he should en.Ieavor TO
preserve the Union. but that n the time
should come when The Union rannot be
maintained without force. i, would so long
CT be worth preserving. Tile President.
in this remarks d my authority is The
gentleman TO whom il was made-has
shown that his nomination for the Office
was one 6l 10 be made. To that shor
speech nothing can he added. II is worth
a weeks oraiory in Congress.
This brings me 10 remark that il is The
duty Of Congress TO adopl such course
and in due time. as win proven, any resor
TO force. The position Of Congress i
now very strange one in regard 10 III,
matter. The argument is exhausted. an,
no. another vote can be altered upon an,
one question connected with The dislnrbe,
topics. Moreover. il is believed. that a
far as The Senate is concerned. the ques
ton is already practically settled. Il j
known that a majority OF The Senate are
prepared 10 unite upon a plan adjus,in!
all The questions. Yet vote cannot b
obtained even for reference OF the subjec
10 select committee. Ion.
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Depopulation by Cholera. = Tn

Depopulation by Cholera. = The
Nalchez Free Trader of the 9th uli.,
announces The entire depopulalion Of the
thriving village Of Trinity, IN Louisiana,
abon, thirty miles distant from Na'chez,
by the rayages Of Cholera. There were
ten or twelve physicians called TO The place
but lhey were hardly able TO save one
patient. Dealh.reigned. Mr.. Snyder had
% or 80 bparders. all Of whom died. that
did not leave the .place. Mr.. Snyder
stayed and0look careeol them until The las.
one died, then descended TO the mouth Of
Red River, and we are sorry to add tina.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-03

The emigration 10 California. in spite
of all The reports about disease. poverty
and death al The gold mines, is prohlgious.
During the last week, Two thousand per-
sons or more have lei New York for San
Francisco. The Georgia, the other day.
took out some 700, the Empire City.
Friday $50. and The Cherokee 277, besides
others that have gone by sailing vessels
round the Horn. The Crescent City,
from New Orleans. look out about three
hundred. The overland emigration from
81. Louis is just beginning.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-03

The Ffnrh Government has annonu-
eed 10 Great Britain is iniensian 81 with
drawing from The treaty s,ipulziions Of
Ies5. by whirh il Is required TO maintain
a lleei n lweniy-sir sail on The coast Of
Afriea. 10 aid in preventing he slave trade.
The lrraiy In question was finding Cor
Eve years. and expires in May next al
which lime either parry has The option nf
retiring from the compact This exper-
menl has failed 10 answer The humane
purposes 10 which il originated.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-03

MIississippi.-'rhe Legislature Of This
State adjourned sine die on the 9th ullimo.
Amongst the laws which il passed is one
authorizing The election by general ticket
Of the additional members Of Congress TO
which The State may become entitled un.
der The new apporlionmen,, SO as to super
sede a special session Of the Legislature
TO re-distriet the Stale. II is also said
that, by another act. the state has al last
determined to receive from the General
Government her share Of The proceeds Of
the public lands.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-03

The Wilmington Aurora. acknowledging the
receipt Of the Abingdon Democrat, says. il is
q published in the mountains Of Virginia. just the
region to furnish the soldiers for :" freedoms fare
weH fight"
Freedoms farewell ight'-we DO no. know
what precise idea the editor intended to convey
by the expression; but to our apprehension Il il
not an inapt simili,ude to shadow out the sad
consequences which would inevitably follow the
dissolution Of she Union which he advocates.
whsn soldiers" shall be brought into the field
to stain their hands in doing the bidding Of ambi-
tious leaders, Freedoms farewell will have been
30 long Boosting will be ours no longer. When
civil war RACES, petty yrants fourth.
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The Prospect at Washington.-rh

Washington correspondent Of The Charles.
ton Courier says: The prospect of an
adjustment Of The questions Of the day is
very good, and is said 10 have been much
improved during the last few days. The
support which Mr.. Webster has received
in the noble end self devoted stand he
took. will encourage many ofthe Northern
men, who have been so fearful Of their
constituents as 10 be deferred from lhe-
raj course. Ibid.
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Wing meetings have been held in nearly

Wing meetings have been held in nearly
twenty counties Of the State. preparatory
10 The election for Governor and mem
hers Of The Legislature. The proceedings
al these meetings do moi indicate that
there is any wish onthe part Of The Wings
generally TO rule Gov. Manly of the
course for another term On the contrary,
all. with we believe one exception, have
warmly recommended him for reelection.
Wilmington ciron.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-03
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the Intellieenccrl
We.lnes.lar Marrh o1 le5


"Wednesday, March 81. 1850.
ToBacco.-We have no change to noie
since our last. The demand rnnlinnes
active. and prices tending 10 improve.
Lugs s ~; Leaf OF Sill; Manulaciur-
ing 8 Ella.
CoTToS.-we hear oI no transactions
since our last. We quote II I 4 cents.
FLouR.-Coniinue very dull. Offfrs
TO purchase are made al sfl. which sel-
Iers refuse. The retail sales are IL Al
IS for superfne; a 81 Tor family.
WHEAr.-Bui little arriving. Il COM
mands 90 LOG cents.
CoRx.-The Millers and Town trade
are buying al SO cents.
BAcox.--ls unchanged. Hog round Oh,
and dull.
LARp.-Pume v. Lard in kegs II s7s
cenis--ssles.
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Removal Of Free Negroes from Vir.

lkCIlUFdt U1 = tOb ksSbKUc5 1k0Hk VI
ginia.-'rhe bill which had previously
passed the Virginia House. appropria,ing
$4,000 per aanum TO the colonization Of
free negroes Of that Stale in Africa. is now
a law, having passed the Senate. with an
amendment which imposes an annual tax
of one dollar upon every male free negro
in the State from IL 10 SO years OF age.
The fund arising from this source to be
appropriated in like manner with the $40,
600. unless The Legislature otherwise pre-
scribes.