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A. ZAPPONE

CONTINUES TO offer his services Professor
~ and Translator Of the FRENCH, SPANISH,
ITALIAN and LATIN languages. Rough pronun-
citation soon improved, and bad pronunciation GER
tsinly corrected, under his stfuction.
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0TRELAND As SAW IT."-Thc Charac-
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BY William s. Balch.
The Shakespeare Calendar, or Wit Wisdom
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THE MODERN STANDARD DRAMA.
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Tine NIinor Drama.

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NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTI0N CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the right of pre- emption
10 any OF the lands within the townships above
enumerated is required TO establish the same to the
satisfaction Of the Register and Receiver proper
Land Office, and make payment therefor as soon a,
practicable after seeing is notice and before the day
appointed for the commencement Of the public safe
OF the lands embracing the tract claimed, otherwise
such claim will be forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD
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NEW BOOKS.

We have received from Nash and Woodhouse, (who &C
perceive also Honorary Secretaries of the American
Art Union for The promotion Of the Fine Arts In the United
Sa,es handsome volumes printed By Lppincott GRAM
bo Co., PHILADELPHIA, viz Lonr POuers or the Regua-
tors, Romance Of Kentucky founded on fucts BY James
Weir Esq We have had time read this bookbut II
has been well spoken OF by the pressand Its scenes OF
Western @ which have glanced at seem full of thrilling
interest.
S,rnger e. Townsend, New York. have sent US Phlos0-
phy Of Modern Miracles the Relations Of Spiritual Cau-
ses to Physical Effects with especial reference TO the mys-
erious developments Bridgeport and elsewhere, by "A
Dweer In the Temple" The writer details the "myseri-
rappngs Rochester and other places and arrives Of
the conclusion that hese phenomena emanae from nvis
bic spiritual beings who act through some mponderable
earthly medium" This theory he enlarges upon having
previously rcfucd the dea that the phenomena were produ
ced by animal magnes venoquisn, electricity or the
theory OF Opposite relations He explains "the rationale
of these maryels, by of which, ignorance super
son nna,icsm and skcpucsm will Says he) rest togeth
er In common grave Those who are fond of such e,hs
rial investigations will be amused by the authors ingenious
heorzing and development Of facts which he personally
witnessed.
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THE MORALE OF THE LATE ELECTIONS.


We are pleased observe that the Democracy of New
Jersey have gloousy umphsd upon high national ground
and as champions of the Constitution and the Union The
night before the election large meeting was held in Prince
ton, and Commodore r. F. Stockton made al
dress. He forcibly urged upon the assembly the In
porsncc of supporting the Democratic party, as the nd
of progressive measures and said ha, the nobest
victory won by them was the surrender of their principles 10
the Democracy the adoption Of Democratic BY
the Wings He also enforced the importance of supporting
the Democracy the national party opposed TO the Abo-
rionss and in favor OF the compromises Of the Constu-
on He rebuked the factous conduct of the Wing re-
presentavcs In the last Congress from New jersey and
the disgraceul endorsement oi that conanc ny the late
Whig State Convention. rIc was earnestly eloquent and
orcble in his advocacy Of the Democracy the true
onal party and wound up BY appeal oil true men 10
support them as the ony safe guardians of Govern
In the result in New York, glad to know from the
New York Globe, the members oil Congress- both sides
elected in the River counties generally favorable to hf
adjustment Of the present Congress. and In favor
81 th; fugitive slave law In the Northern and Western
parts of New York the is different. The Wing Nom
na,ing Conventions, generally, passed the most inamma
tory resolutions respect TO the Fugitive Law and in ont
Districts reported have chosen Drmoca,s, pledges
have been procured from both candidates IN favor o fpea
or essential, modification"
New York however gave only In favor Of the law
and We have reason to believe that tho delegation jus
chosen will furnish large number Of votes agans Its re
peal Essential modification" We trust that Mr. Brooks
whose conservative course in Congress- has been so hand
somely endorsed by his eeec,on will continue, through h
paper the Express" enighten the North the true
sentiment Of the South this point and battle the nfa
nous agitation Of Seward Greeley and Weed.
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COTTON BAGGlNG--i New ARTIcLE-.'ehe Mssissi2
plan connins The saboned notice of article of bag
gng made from the growing extensively in the for
ests and swamps of the South and Southwest,
awe have examined an article OF h1crng made OF
NOES taken the woods, While shall
refrain from expressing opinion OF its neyitsno' hav-
ing tried with the hooGs- gives pleasure TO say
that It's appearance Indicates strength and durability ana
think II well worthy Of the attention OF our planters
We desire to see II fairly tested.
1.-THE experiment Of manufacturing this bageng orl'
snoted with Maj Mosely the Superintendent Of the Peni-
ienary Some yeurs neo he attempted liza manufacture with
his cotton machinery and he we'll satisfied with the
result that he large qusn!ty Of mosa TO Kentucky
where IL manufactured into bn.aag with suitaae
machinery portion Of has been received and is now IN
the store Of Messrs. Fearn Putnam, where although ine
heaviest article it may be bought n, price smar TO The
Kentucky.
be made at lower rate than tho Kentucky baggng: Ha
wing ineyhaustabe quantity woods demand for II
would bring the price Of the raw article down three cs P
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MORNING. NOyllWfSll2 - $3.50

p'uh F!:e CENTS woul cove: the eos, nc
- 'r article might be furnished r.i; cents pr ,o,t
wond also b. in the power of th, ul,n,., "a
.e MS own begging. W. think Tie -llht.er is one wIl
'hy me attention The LEGISLATURE The sale Of haarn
' ana twenty ino-and dollars II easy 10 seq tha, #
M aus new Article becomes good substitute owing 10 lis
snercr price, mat The ~hoe OF This ...e amount oi mo-
wiz be enployed IN "n ow State for The rcc; an! pe
m'ent heEct of Ilaa;crs MECHANIC and nan,,,,.,n
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MARRIAGES..

MARRIED at Emwood Roanoke county Virginia on Monday
evenns 2Sth, by the Rev George Wilmer HOW
WHITE, ESQ., Philadelphia 10 SUSAN MADISON, daushef -
Col. Nm. N. Peyiron.
MARRIED on 9th instant. by the Rev M woodward, M M NAE
TIN SWEENEY of Richmond TO Miss LUCY Ann bAnNI'' "
Charles City.
ES- Baltimore papers requested TO copy.
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From III. Cleveland r!aioaealer.l


Grcct I1or on Mormon jsldnd&rnng, The Prophet IN
Observation-Disclosures IA Commotion.
M,cKl:;Ac OcT. 70 lS50.We had occasion on account
of The .iad into Beaver Harbo where Is s'caed ne
ciiy nf Nauyno On aoins asi.oc. learned taa great
row had taken place ana ihat Adams the prophet OF hs
adviser had ec his life Adams had warrant ss''ed
and James T. rang The prophet, was arrested 'f'eI
have To guard their dwellings with mussets ior lear uie
prophet and his subjects will On them In the ngh
and sa thc he threatened 10 do so in the churc uoo
two weeks ago "Any one" said he who daes 10 disoo'y
nv laws shall leave the ls:nd without boat or &c ld
shorter he stay." His lava he says, are given 10 M
by God nnd that they suprene that the laws Oh INC
States nc OF no account il they conflict win MS s'e
law" ,. t tho
lie pracscs upon these principles and taxes IRON ,ne
n(eles as no calls all such who do not ncnno~eo2' MS
ath whatever his wants may demand. e" higil' since
his oarly entered G.nilc store and TOOK away l"ue1n
harrcls Of pork and Mr. Gente could not help himself
Another Gcni- had his property burned, owing 70 te VIZ
ufion of the 'ighcr aw," but tic prophet told hn ,s
event had been revealed 10 him. and he knew the merry JUG
mrnt of the Lord upon him. II appears ~
difficulty from revelation to S!fang, that cet
woman 10 be his spiritual wiie bur the consent ol
partcs raa nc, be obtained md consequently this anoin
ed of the Lord waved wroih
Adams left taking with him the ,hrl.!ica cnralns anu
fixture, from the church. and weE 10 Macsnac, where W
going 10 play "tragedr.' . o ~
Great excitement here This mcrnng Srang has b',l :,
brought here unaor arrest and IS be tried at hall past
o'clock. ..,,
/ p S.-TTal us, Suang sentenced TO Sly inoh.n
imprisonment In The county jail rescre By me Mormon
! will be atte!nllet-no
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Ri TIE GONERSOR OF NlRclNl
PAAGI ~. ,I.nnX

N TRAS i:craoa has bcrn received by tho Executive that
~ icstcv has occurred ky ,s tcsh Of joan Akes s dr
NE nc Patrick 10 TIE Gcncr. Assembly
s. Tlercio;c he Sheriff OF tie couly Pares
n0i election In that county the third Thursday
.1 e 2s day o! November a-1;, delegate fiji
tty a0reaid
@ hand Governor and under The lesser seal Of
Commonwealth, n Richmond, This 2,. day 0rtobcr, A. u
~" 80 anC al the .,ih Year oi tins Commonwealth.
-. u
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GOlJCE.

R,cuMo.o OCTOBER % 1850. s
Toe heirs ne 0! Jares iitr'n deceased The heirs Of
c M francis 3oca .cd. the heirs o.! the estate OF
Arc. aui iw.l e. Mayo D. Moseley.
r.i.y " i wife, Thomas Adam " II Taylor and Eliza
David Mage and Ev!!s ts "i!e, and Allen y Stokes
s.sirgare:. his wife
= appointed b. law the damages to
the condeIlpl of their aas for the the James
l I'd Kiawha Company. m in.e your lands nersec,ed
M re OF li Compiays Canal now located in the coun
o. Hnco. the od day Of Dcnber 0 and then and there
dana the condemnation of your lands
a.e Of The said Company, rrsuan: the law in that
=. sai provided Yours, &c,
.ier O! ,ae roari Of Directors W3f P MrSFORD,
Z, = ., ma, ~,