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A Card Public
an taking residence Washington,
Of Congress, the undersigned respectfully offers his
Individuals associations public bodies who may
medium Of intelligence explanation and
eommtee the hand needing be OF facts In the
for the collection VI which they have from the
other dutes requisite leisure facilities, and applicants
memoasts, other hand, and different
parts Of the country, seeking channel interpreter through
whom be communicated The facts tt A ana
just legislation In the premises.
But the editor Plough and the Anvil wishes ~
nevertheless, be well Understood thai his journal wi De
driven with unabating diligence and ne hopes learning
condition and OF agriculture
the dnerent fruitful OF advantage 70
which II has been he apt and
e peese he might even say te insne Oh ms me " aeso mn
on mere matters business, Of subscriptions,
kc with the Plough, the LOOM and the Anvil the u
70 Walnut Philadelphia For anything
pacua demanding especially his care
should be addressed, where they will be 70 hnd h at Wash
bee s-asw4w j. 8. SKINNER
day full Of gennemens ouht
Family made "yoke neckr Shirts superior quality
styles The ssiem Of retailing shirts n wholesale prices will be
very large supply of black fancy colors, imported
believed be the newest In market
UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS,
merno, lambs WOOL Scotch very large
assortment, and some of extra large sizes.
UMBRELLAS
full supply Of silk and cotton, some styles.
Observation-Disclosures permery dressing robes
canes brushes fact every necessary gentle
wardrobe or toilet all Of which will be sold uniform
prices AZ sIEpENss,
Dec 5-eodf No. Browns Hotel.
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TO THE Lovers OF the best Havana Ctgsrs.--T BAs
TIANELI Co.. under Browns Hotel have received con.
sgnmen directly from Havana select
brands manufactured In Cuba Amongst them have only 10 900
celebrated Fanny Essler brand They he sold
for cash only We earnestly good judges Of
cigars hem nothing has been imported for long time
q 10 them.
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MO. ., OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET, have constantly
IN on hand full assortment of family groceries.
Extra New York fanily

No. y, oFrOslIE CktNIIlH MAhkAEAj nave consahuy
IN hand fuI assortment Of family groceries.
Extra nr He New York family -four
Do 10 supsrfne aour
huLed
Rye flour, Graham -four
Unboled -four, twhte wheatl
Fresh ground oat flour
standard oaf, crushed granulated, ground sugars
Old government Java, Maracabo, Mocha, Rio Domingo
coffee &rat at ' ##,
Fine gunPowder imperial hyson, old hyson hson skim
superior butler, selected from Orange county daires
sasago Paesan, sician, pine appe imitation English and
Goshen cheese -ao# 's.H
Genuine Boston, oyster, butter, Soda crackers
biscuits 4 h f
No. md No Mackerel, in 25 b kits
IA barrels codsh salmon, tongues sounds and
dunfsh
Scaled herrings in boxes
Beached winter sperm, lard, whale oil
variety Of fancy mats brooms, buckets baskets &c,
Pure ground spices of all kinds .s. .-#@s a,
Spices of all kinds grain
Spanish and French olives paragon mushroom, walnut
and tomato casup mixed pickles. gerkns and English pickles.
sorted
lines, Guava jelly fruits sirup
Crunberries, rasins, fgs cuTrans
Maeies Almonds shelbarks fberts, wanus
Pecan nuts, ground nuts, and Genoa ciron
Worcestershire Harvey, Reading and pepper India Sol
Anchovie, Shrimp, Cavier, and Bloer pastes
Extract OF lemon, majoran celery, nutneg VANILLA almond
peach, mint, orange peel and savory, Of superior quality
Sweet oil powder hoseradh anchoves sarnes
flower and peach bay salad dressings Coopes
geaune, Leghorn chip seed maccaroni yermice
-four, &c.
With many desirable articles,
tention. For sale by
Dec g-eoguf
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United states Patent Once

November ~, ls49
ON petition Of Stephen H. Long Of Louisville, Kentucky,
praying extension Of granted 70 said Long for
lateral bracng for bridges from the
expiration Of said patent, which takes place the twenty third
day OF January, la50-
ordered said petition heard Patent Once
the fourth Tuesday January II O'Clock and all
appear and they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted
Ordered notice be published in the Republic, In
Ilgencer, and Union, Washington city, d. C Tribune New
York Providence Journal r. Daily Atlas, Cincinnati Indi
annapolis state Journal Journal Louisville,
weeks previous
fourth Tuesday in January next
Commissioner of Patents.
will please copy, and send their
bills once with paper containing this notice.
Nov. 24-law3w
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MIME STORE-I beg of strangers
generally well selected and choice stock OF
Wines bande &c old and Of the highest order which
offer for sale moderate prices:
Madeira casks Of grades very old.
Sherry, pale and brown, bottled and in wood.
Port winc of very superior quality and genuine.
Rhine wine Of great variety among them senbeger Cabinet
g Steinwen Bocksbrute,"
Also, Sparkling Rhine and Moee from the house Of Henke
Co., in Mayence, the Rhine. go.
French wines-Champagne Heidck, J" " Mumm Coo de
Bnmon,n Moet Lahte, - Haut Bnon
" Haut Talance,D p ST. Julien, &c.
Table Clare Sauierne, &c.
Brandies boues vintage 1875 Old q, "London
Dock,n nc.
Also, draught, dark and pale Cognac.
Jamaica Rum, bottles, proof and finest favor.
Holland gin very fine and pure.
Irsh Scotch and American Whiskey in bottles and casks
Ansee de Bordeaux aCuracoa," (Wd Cherry Brandy and
Stomach Bters prepared by myself)
Ale London Brown Stout, &c.
Always kept a choice article Of Havana cigars.
JOHN Ii. BUTHMANN,
Pa. avenue, south side, between AZ and streets.
Dec7- tvif2
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CARD.

CARD.
THE subscriber vacancies IN his
Family Boayding School Young Ladies' which he viii be
happy have occupied daughters Of members o Congress,
seeking school recommended small numbers, BY
and comforts Of home, and BY ample fo
Improvement.
Parents unacQuaiuted character Of school
spectny referred the senior editor Of this paper Of whose
granddanshters Is member Of H.
n. w. CUsHMAN,
Indiana avenue, Washington.
Oct 23-eodt5thDec
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CITY OF WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 1850
A La WILLIE DE PARIS.

A La WILLIE DE PARIS.
Feaeh Confectionery, Bon Bo1s Famcy Bora Comssitbss
GAUTIER respectfully the public thai he has now
v. completed his winter and fully prepared 70 FUR
nish
BALLS PARTIES DINNERS, AND PRIVATE ENTERTAIN
MENTS,
win every description Of FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, PRE-
SERVES, coMEsTfBLEs, Ac Se IN the best manner and al
the shortest notice.
attention, during the
summer 10 the manufacture Of description Of
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, BoN-BoNs, 80.
which he calls especial attention. thinks he has arrived
in this brunch OF his business which equaed by
other In America proved the orders he
tinuary receiving from the North for these articles
FANCY BOXES, sc.
His annual importation Of these arrived and viii be
public Xad which
particularly invites the attention Of those desiring holiday
which, and win with
ported into this and win be sold the reasonable
terms.
The following siore constantly for sales
300 boxes
500 do Mushroom
100 do Trufies
5000 preserves assoed by pound OF in the botie
Large assortment Of sauces, spanish olives
300 botles Jelly, assorted Fn
5000 lbs. chccolate Of different kinds r$
400 kegs grape
200 quart tomato
800 bottles tomato sauces, at rs cents per bottle.
He has for hire the reasonable the following a
eles;
Two pair Of very candelebras
Silver spoons large, dessert and tea
Forks, large and dessert
Glass ware of every description
A LA VILE DE PARIS,
Dec l3-ataw2w corner Of ilh street, and Pa avenue
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DOPULAR MUSIC.-wM. FISCHER has just received
the popular songs, wazes, pokas, Ac,
which the foownga Of which viii be sold si
reduced pnce-four cents per pages
Kossuth's March; by c. Lenschow.
General p Y. Smiths March; by Martin
Spanish Psrou Mareh BY Marin.
Mary Blame Quick Step.
Battle Of Buena Vista.
Invitation a Ia Polka by Mar Maretzch.
Tedesco Polka; by Max Maretzch.
Belle Polka; by Berg.
Carnival Polka by Canthal
I'm thine, only thine; BY j. Benedict.
The Broken hearted; by Felice Dorego.
When Others strive thy smile.
No, ne'er can Thy hons be mine.
Jeannet and Jeannot complete.
The Knight Of the Golden Crest.
Oh Sally White; favorie song
Stop dat knocking; by Winnemore.
Choef 90 be my wife.
Sweet Rose Of Caroline; BY Becke.
Emma SNOW.
her the window.
Ole Nirginny break down.
Ole Bull and Dan Tucker
Gwine long down; BY Frank Brower
Invitation a Ia yalse; by Won Weber
Cloister Waltz; by Engelbrecht
Nanlie waltzes; by Labitzky.
New Aurora Waltzes.
RecoIlecuons Of Strauss beautiful collection Of wnizes by
Hegar.
vARiAuoss.
Dearest Mae, with variations by Grobe.
Oh Susanna;
Rosa Lee; "
Virginia Rose Bud
Beethoven Waltz ale dcsirj !" by Czemey.
IT'S Of Herr.
Dan Tucker; by Grobe.
Dandy Jim; (" Nov Is
L,OR sale, very desirable three-story house.
with back building two oes good yard and stabe and nun
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Of IN REwARD--Ran away Luray
lJU Page county, Virginia. the 9 boy named Aaron
He black n about feet or inches high, has
down look when spoken thick lips and heavy He
had faded black color
broad bm white and other clothing with him. recoected
The 550 will should apprehended
out Of the se and Sl00 taken the State that
him again All reasonable charges will be paid delivered
Luray
Aaron e company with spghdy yeowboy red complex
red hair and soed face tall Aaron but heavier
WIN. A. CHAPMAN,
Sept 0-u Luray Page county, Virginia
tnHE New York Journal Medicine Coll
iatera Sciences, published D. Fanshaw Of New York.
just received by the subscriber vol III No ILL., for No
yember, i6ss
Article st Ampuaons and compound fractures, by John o.
Stone, M d.. surgeon to Beyue Hospital
Article I'D Essay by w. 9. Roberts, NJ D.,
C. p and 81 Of New York. Of New York Pathological
Society.
Article ID Extracts from reports Of New York Pathological
ciev.
Article an On chIorofom parturuon, by p A. Ayle NJ
MD
infancy
biblioxraphical notices.
Ps 4, foreign retrospect
torial summary
Price % advance single 50 Specimen
numbers the United States application
y. TAYLOR, Bookseller,
Nov 2-lmw Penn avenue, Washington, ID. c.
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Once Mutual LAfe Insurance Company OF New
York, 35 Wall street.
QUARTERLY STATEMENT
OF affairs of ending October 81, lS49
Nett accumulated fund, July 55i
changes s..'s = =. -. Observation-Disclosures. 1910
paid agencies Is 1000
- s 4
Metz accumulated fund, October 81, 1884, @7764
INVESTMENTS.
Stocks United New York
valued al double die sums loaned respectively sssaOo
Cash hand in bank, 1854
4 . e = 3 . y y
Policies during quarter er................ 40
JOSEPH B. COLLINS, President.
j. ABsATT, Secretary.
DE sELDrso, No Todds buildings, Pennsylvania
avenue, Agent. E7s1
W. joassror, M. D., opposite CRY Post Once, 7h
Physician.
Pamphlets explanatory OF the principles operations Of the
pany can be had ON application AT the Agents Office.
Nov 2l-4t
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CHRIsrMAs AND NEW YEARS PREsENTs.-Jol

lNHHISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PHEsENTS--JOHN
H. GIBBS viii open during choice rch and varied
assortment OF beautiful Hoyday GOODS, such as-
Work boxes feues writing desks, and writing
Odor cases, toilet hacons
Gard
Silver pearl, and enameled card
Mother of and tablets for balls other purposes
silver gilt and plated bouquet holders
Very elegant and fashionable evening fans
Cigar monnaies and purses
An OF fine jewe finger rings, medalions
breastpins rings, &c.
Gold and silver pencils pens, penholders, &C.
Fancy md
And quantity OF other useful articles which
the attention Of the public is respectfully invited.
John H.. GIBBS.
Fancy store, avenue, between su and 10Th
lS-6tf
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nj for military purposes apon confirmed privae
caims and upon lands disposed Of the msnnge-
ment az this business has attended win mvch en-
invoving voluminous correspondence with
and officers In charge oi the investigations OF the
claims.
h ,,,.n,;on OF Congress Is invited class OF unset
dad noontrmed claims In the village Of Saut 81 Marie
on The extreme northern frontier Of Michigan and oi the
Iiaad reoaitng legislation and recon mend that meas
es m directed BY ia order 10 their adjustment upon
besa basis and with due regard to the reservations o.
lard which may be ssary for public uses -.
Toe Chkasaw Indian cesso, embracing porsons o We
STATES OF Mississippi and Alabama was cedcd 70 the un
id states the OF 1891 and 1854 with that bs
Under provisions OF said treaties the lands were 70 %
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q ~ CARvALHo Aris Of baltimore, respectfully informs me
u o Washington and the public IN general That nc
Gallery formerly occupied by Van Loan
Chase Of u and Pennyana avenue where he
prepared make which viii bear comparison with any
daguereotypcs world He has established NJ BALTIMORE
reputation for making the best pictures in that cry and he public
the opportunity Of procuring an atsu
peur such win be worthy place IN inc cabinet q INC
table Groups any number o.
aken all the classical of light and
shadow EXPRESSION and beautiful tone Of highly finished mezo
tint engraving. :,
greatest taken procuring correct kenesses OF
and viii charge be made without thc pc
perfectly satisfactory Call and examine specimens fost
promptly attended TO- Corner Of u street and Fem
syivana
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NOVEMBER Report Of the Mutual Life Insurance
IN Company Of New York Office No. IS Wall Street
Nett ls49, exceeding $500 000
during of November issued ninety three
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Tor SALE very desirable three-ssory brick house,
with back building stories, good and stable, and
ming back alley Is feet situated street, between ~ and
9th see being Of the desirable parts Of the city for pm
residence.
Terms Of sale win be made easy but little money win be
quired on the first payments.
For further particulars apply 10 GREEN Il TAsTET,
Auruoneers and Commission Merchants
Nov 4-9aw3wh Conccu Hail.
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La CROSICA.

Spanish Werspdpe. pri~ted N Nsio York.
s valuable journal Is handsomely printed twice week,
double sheet in the on In the most approved
modern style II has lately entered the second OF lbs pub
has been published has failed
appear with the regularity II s ably conducted by Don
X employs regular the court OF
Madrid besides having In all the countries Of
Ofhcers Amencan government members OF Con
diplomatic Others VIII md the CRosfoA
compendium Of Spanish and Spanish American news poll
by mail Postags free te postage be-
prepaid by the Publisher New York without charge 70 e
subscribers, at the following rates, invariably 10 eSpanee
n AyeAr.. w
kix months. ...s.......
For three months ...... u %
r. JEFFERSON,
Dec. 6-law3 Smiths row, Eleventh street, near y.
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ERcNCH Mertnos, just reeeivedWe invite the aftenuo
Of French mernos, cashmefe &c
We following desirable shades
pieces Mazane, Cobug and sky blue, best grades
pieces bright scarlet, cherry, and pink
pieces shades merino in maroon brown, care an
10 pieces color eashmeres and mernos
pieces with large and complet
and usns part Of which are ei
will be sold accommodating tera
Dec B-Fsn CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, n co.
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CIFrY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran away from he sub
srbe living boys
BEN and FERRY Ben bright mulaffc; has under th,
len eye by powder; long blue coat and eh
old Perry had on white coun
panaoons and old ock coat and VI m y years od
win rive boys, wherever taken eite
brought JAIL that may get them Again
Dec ll-dlw JOHN o. skiNNhh
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DEAUTIFUL English Bibles; Qusrto, Octave, and
small Pocket Of beauty cf type and paper received
this of Also large
Tesnnnens. Imported direct from London -
Dec 10 FRANCk TAYLOR
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Christopher Grsmmer,
Atornsy and CoprseYor at Lar
HAVING OF Pcnnsyyana Avenue be
III ~ and 9th will
District, before Congress,
parmenis, Of Mexican claims
Aug l2-cod2m
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(tHRIsTMAs FEsTINA1--A Festival wih be hea ~ u ne
new buidnr yncents Orphan Asylum corner OF ot
streets the 26h Of tins month and 20 enc on
the night Refreshments viii be provided aud
variety articles VIII be offered o sale by
OF the festival win be apped 70 ule
finishing OF asylum, wanted for The sccommoda
Of Charity, and the htte orphans under mei
| ns,ss...s NF - F Dec IL
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HAVING returned this after unayodabe ansenee
services public that his undvide
shall be devoted bis professional duties ne nov
heretofore singing and on e
which be e for him n his residence, WIS WIse
boarding house, l3 between Pennsylvania avenue ana see
shall have Immediate attention.
Nov 1s-3taw6w-
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CARD.--O g. X rrcK win practise Of the
District Conmha and class before different
Ne
United attorneys marshsis, and the the Uni
Ted had experiences In the Treasury Depsr
reference claims or Of such officers All commu
nicstions should be postpaid
Once " street, between 18Th and 14th.
fInscl.l July os-dly
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John M. McCALIA, second utitor Of the Treas
Of claims the
departmens mill
agency generally He win also practice
law In District courts.
Letters addressed him business should he HIS
Gee the Of 9th and Louisiana avenue, opposite e Tee
graph once.
WAsHIseros CITY, April os-co6mn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-29

WASHINGTON, July "a.
The Cunard steamer Asia arrived at Boston on
Tuesday afternoon, the 23d inst. in ten days and
six hours from Liverpool.
The cotton market was firm. Prices had ad-
vanced during the week, mostly on the middng
qualities one farthng-which IS one.eghth over
the prices Of the 10th. American cottons main
tain this advance Of one-eiehth TO one farthinp.
Sales Of the week So 600 bales.
Two great battles have been fought in Asia. b
tween the Russians and Circassians. with heavy
loss on both sides.
The Danish question assumes warlike aspect.
All quiet in France.
In the Senate, on the 24th inst, Mr.. Bradbury
offered caucus amendment to the compromise bill
to the effect that two commissioners be appointed
to meet two commissioners from Texas, and to
decide the Texas and New Mexico boundary ques-
ton.
Senatorial friends Of the compromise bill have
agreed in to refer the Texas boundary ques-
ton to commissioners.
Mr.. Pearce, of Maryland has declined the APP
pointment of Secretary of Tie Department Of the
Interior. His successor is not named.
Messrs. Corwin and Hail have entered on their
duties-P icavitae
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-29

Rio DE LA PLATA, The Courier des Etats. UEis
Of the 18th has letters from its private eorrespon
dent in Montevideo. Their dates are LIST. 9Th. and
18th of May. The substance Of the news is that
Rosas continues to create difficulties with view
10 gain time, while the French Penipotentiary, M
Lepredour, has not the energy necessary for adopt
ing decisive measures. The troops on board the
French fleet are eager to be delivered from the in
action to which they are condemned On the other
side, the Paragraphs are vigorously attacking the
Northern provinces, and their army is already mas
ter Of the provice Of Corrienes. AT the same time
the Baron de Yaqui, at the head Of body OF more
than two thousand men, threatens the frontier OF
uruguay, and has already gained more than one
victory over the deiachmsnts sent against him.
Brazil, moreover, is all ready to enter into league,
the object Of which would be to overthrow the
power OF Rosas. The letters of the correspondent
Of the Courier are full of bitter complaints against
the course pursued by Lepredour The last letter
mentions that the army of Paraguay, y 900 strong
has entered the province Of Correntes, and takefi
possession Of the city bearing the same name. The
second alludes toa rumor that Rosas has intimated
10 the French Admiral that he cannot treat with
him, inasmueh as he has given orders 10 General
Alyear, the Minister Of the Argentine Republic a,
Washington, to repair France in order to arrange
The question of La Plata
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-29

The following is a summary of the proceedings
on the 10th instant:
Seaiate.-Messrs. John Davis and Greene pre-
sented memorials in favor Of a modification of the
tariff Of 1912
Il was ordered, after debate, that three thousand
copies Of Professor Espys report meteorology be
printed.
Mr.. Cass called up his resolution respecting the
exercise OF civil authority by military officers, with
view to enable Mr.. Pearce, of Md, to speak
MIR. Pearce spoke in vindieaton Of the course Of
the late President Taylor and in reply to the recent
remarks of Gen. Houston.
An executive message was received from the
President. The Senate, on motion, went into
executive session, and the Senate shortly after adj
journed
HoAse.-Mr. Strong moved resolution which
was agreed to- to close debate at o'clock to-day on
the application OF Mr.. Almond w. Babbiit to seal
in the House Of Representatives as delegate from
Deseret
The House then resolved itself into Committee
Of the Whole ON the state OF the Union, (Mr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-29

CASE OF DANIEL H. PEARsoN-This man is to
be executed at East Cambridge, Mass, for The MUIR
der of his wife and two children During the hear.
ing in the Webster case, statements were made by
several clergymen who visited Pearson, to the
effect that he remained insensible as to moral feel
ing, and asking that further time be extended but
the Council Committee said they had no authority
in the premises. A guard has been placed night
and day TO prevent his doing injury to himself
Luther Bell, one Of the Council, and Super
lntendent of an Insane Asylum, also presented a
long statement in opposition to a Communication of
punishment, on the ground Of insanity, believing
there was nothing in his that would not shield
the majority of wrong doors.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-29

SLAVES IN CALIFoRNIA-The Journal Of Com.
merce prints letter from Sacramento City, from
which we clip the following:
The bringing Of slaves to this country is pro
ductive Of much trouble. Slave owners in bring
ing their live property here, rely upon the fidelity
OF their negroes, or else upon intimidating threats
as their main security. Some of these negroes are
extremely faithful | am acquainted with one whose
master has gone to the mines ane left him here at
work. He had made money and is now about to
open boarding tent. He told me that he had been
tempted by heavy brides to leave his master; but,
said he, Massa has been good to me, an bin
guam good to massa | make all money can for
nm, case he tell me him make me free niger when
him guam home.' A few days since, Slave es.
capped from his master, and on being arrested, he
resisted his captors and attempted 10 stab his master
with dirk. He was brought before the authori-
ties, tried and acquitted, and the decision has in
some quarters raised much dissatisfaction heard
one STAKEHOLDER remark, that if one Of his negroes
should run away, he would shoot him wherever he
found him, if he was ure he would be hung for it
the next moment. This slavery question seems 10
remain as troublesome as ever.''