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Wanted

rgNO purchase NEGRO WOMAN, accustomed TO the
management of children A good Nurse, about forty.
five years oage would be preferred. Apply at this Office
August 81 iS50.-3t.
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c. A writer in Moor's Rural New Yorker an excellent
agricultural Journal, published in Rochester, New York
says that alum dissolved in whjskey will gals on hor
SEES caused by the collar ether pieces OF harness. 1t will
prevent gals from forming or where they have occurred
constant bathing will secure the continued use Of the horses
and ACTUALLY heal the wound while in service.
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.gns1 Received,

gRst Received,
A FRESH supply Of Groceries, such as best Molassss,
"a Coffee Tea, Brown and Crushed Sugars Sc, &c.
Also lot of Maple Sugar, superior quality Call soon
CHARLES Fl. BALL
Stauuton, Aug IA, 1850.
EHRESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES, hhds.
l. prime Port Rico Sugar bbs double refined Loaf
Sugar u bags Rio aud Laguira Coffee 20 Kegs assorted
Nails 2 bbs Rice Chest Imp Tea, prime article Tor
sale by WIN. KYLE.
Staunlou, August II, 1850.
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G3t is said that DR.. Foote present Charge at Be-
gotta. is about to return 10 this country and assume
the editorial chair ola new Wing paper to be established
in Washington city He was formerly editor othe Bufa-
10 Commercial Advertiser, an influential press in Western
New York, aud we suppose personal friend Of the Pres
dent
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-21
STILL LATER.

II the Store Of Charles H. Ball, Opposite the Spec'a
IA tor Office, may be found fresh supply of FRUITS
and CONTEMPORARIES, consisting in part OF Lemons, Raj
SINS Prunes Figs, Citron Dried Curants. Almonds, Re-
cons &c., &C. Also, every variety of Candy, all Of which
will be sold low they be had al any other establish
menl in the place.
August Ia, 1850
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augusta County Court Clerks Office, TO ,cit
ESTRAXI

TAKEN up BY Henry T. Grever, of Augusta County,
on the 2nd day Of August, 1850, Sorrel Mare,
full fifteen hands high, blaze in the face The right fore
foot and both hind feet whe supposed be twelve years
old, and appraised to SIS
Gan Extract from the Records.)
fes,e, WM. d. TROUT, .. c.
August 7, lS50-3t.
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Notice TO Cosesracsogso

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Office
~ ofShe Fredericksburg and Valley Plank Road Compa
ny, in I've town Of Fredericksburg, THURSDAY the l2lh
day OF September next for the construction and completion
of the frs "a miles of said Road Plans, specifications,
&C., can b. seen at the Office of The Engineer.
By orderof The President and Directors Of said Compa-
ny. =. JAMES MCGUIRE,
Secretary and Treasurer of +. s. Y. p. r. g.
N B-Pioposals will not be received after IL O'Clock,
NJ, on the above mentioned day.
]. MEG, Sec'ry and Treas'f.
Fredericksburg, Aug. IA, lS50-5w.
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ooTGE AID GET rT!

Stanton. Aug. q, 1850.
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HIGHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY,

Angus, H. l95O-tds
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

LIVE STOCK MARKET
RICHMOND, Aug. l6, 1880
BrEF-Scals Height- So 75a 1926. Extra quality will
command highcrprice.
HoGs-$5 $6nett; marketdul.
MurToNs-$2 ass nett, as in quality.
BALTIMORE Aug. l6, 1850
BEEF-Scals Ueigik- So 30.
HOSES 90 s djO no demand.
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Bellevue Female school.

FVNE session will commence the 2nd Of September
1t is at the residence and under the superinendence
the subscriber The various branches of English togeh
with Latin, Greek, French and Music Taught
Terms moderate. JAMES MORRISON.
August 7, lS50-St.
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Notice to Pewholders in the Presbyterian Church.

r consequence of ndsPosiliOn shall not be able 10 call
upon subscribers within my district usual hope
therefore, that longer indulgence will not be expected and
that prompt payment will be made this week at my store.
HUGH J. CRAWFORD, {. c. g.
Staunton Alg T. 1850
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

CHE subscriber would respectfully inform lis Sends
and the public, that he sill, continues to furnish Wei.
ding and other Parties the shortest notice and IN man
warranted 10 please. He would also saw ia persoos
wishing to purchase CANDIES AND CONNECTIONS
ARIES by The quantity, that he is ready to supply them
as low or the cash. as any other house in the place. and
In the market. All he asks is an examination before Dur.
chasing elsewhere. r. nj. CUSHING.
July "a, 1850
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THE RKET PRICES.

WINCHESTER MARKETS.
tYeek Ending Aug. is.
RouR-Si 50 a SIS 90.
HsSRISGs-$5 % a 5 so.
SHAp-S9 IS a 10 50.
BAcoS-6 l.2c. per Id.
WHEAr-95c. 100
OArsA0 a 45c.
CoRN-os a 70c.
RYE-S0c.
LARD-7c per ID.
PLAsrER-- 81 so per ton
FEArHERs-3p a 32c.
lRoN-Sg5 a eC pcrton.
BEEswAx-2ocpe Ii.
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JET TEE OLD SY.sN

(s doors above the Store of E. Crawford, Esq,,)
'5NHE undersigned 9ntinues to carry on the COACH
MAKING BUSINESS in all its various branches.
He s thankful for patronage heretofore received land hopes
from his long experience Sd personal attention to merit
continuance lie has vSiety of Carriages on hand of
every description used in tin country.
o. Repairing done IN theNes manner and at reasonable
prices.
He has also connected witt mis- Coach Mandatory the
Saddl'ry business, and wilNkeep constantly on hand
and for sale, Saddles and Harness every description Car
Carriage Springs, Axles. &C., &s Call and see,
NUDSON'McCOY.
S,aunion, Aug. 81, lS50.-,E
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
Ueek Ending Aug. Is.
FLouR-$5 25 a SIS so.
CLovERsEED-S4 50 u 5.
HERRINos-S6 25.
SHAD, 50 rs.
BAcoN-$ 90.
Lard cts. IN Kegs.
WHEAT 81 10.
Cons MEAL-75c perbush.
WuIsKEY-Rectiiied, 26c.
BUrTER-Firkin ii u II C.
PLAsTER-$3 90.
SALTS 40.
CoRN-62c.
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New Books.

NINE'T'S Miscelianies; international Miscellany Let
tee Arnold Pride aud Iresourion, Sc, sc. Scott's
Bible and vol editions, just received and for sale by
ROBERT COWAN.
Siaunon, Aug q. 1850
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ENGLISH SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

vTHE second session Of the Parochial School will COM
in this place. the first Monday in September,
under my superntendence. The School will be Taught
hitherto by Mr.. WILLIAM LIFE, experienced Teacher
and graduate Of Washington College.
TERMS, FOR SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Elementary English Course, 81 so.
Complete English Course, ~. $1,000
few Classical Scholars will be admitted, if of suitable
age, at SIS.
Particular attention will be paid to the moral and reli-
gious Education Of the Boys Apply to
Sianbtonn. july 81. ts5o.-tf
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Something New.

SOMCthlNg Now.
r YNCH'S Dead Sea Expedition, Georgia Scenes, Ma.
~ sonic Chart Hymn Books and Teslamenls, Letter
Writer, Key TO Oendorf's method of learning French,
Grays Natural Philosophy Webser's Unabridged Diction
airy, McGutleys No |, 2, g. and Readers, just ecev-
ed and for sale by WIN. CHAMBERS.
Slaunton Aug. 81, 1850.
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Selling off an entire stock of Clothing
Wholesale OR RETAIL wITHoUAREGARp TO COST.

HAVING determined to disconinuetur business in this
place, shall offer for sale our etgre STOCK OF
CLOTHING. without regard TO cosrAembracing fine
assortment Of Slnamer and iNc Goss, for not longer
than two.weeks. We wish, therefore, an hose who wish
yet to be supplied with uncommony cheap lohng to cal
ON US forthwith.
Those Indebted TO the undersigned, are REQUESTED come
forward and settle their accounts al once.
Merchants will bear in mind that such Advantages are
seldom offered to buy desirable Stock Of Clothing lower
than City prices.
Stanton Aug 81 1850
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aeAkER'S COCOA, fresh and fine, just received and
- for sale by 1ilOS. P. ESKRiDGE.'
Saunou, Aug, 1850.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-02
To Planters and Merchant.

FHNllE undersigned has on hand and for sale a
4 Collinsburg. Bossior Parsh, b. 100 hale
Of heavy Cotton Osnnburr4 From 500 10 $500
pair Of homemade russct Negro Shoes From
80 10 80 Cotton Gins warranted to perform we'll
Twenty lios d'Arc Wagons, both lor Hor.es and
Oxen, with wooden aud iron axels poes af auy
pattern required Also, heavy stock Of Dry
Goods and Groceries. a superior and heavy lot
Of Rcady-Madc Clothing both Tor summer, fall
aud winter wear. plaulep and Merchants are
particularly requested 10 COLL and lay in supply
Of the above articles, as will sell them ns cheap
as they eau be bought in New Orleans, and on
time 10 suit their growing crops Orders will be
punclually filled for any OF tho above enumerated
articles.
j. d. GtLMER.'
uJN. B.-Goods, Groceries or Cash paid for
Cow Hides or Pei'ries, good article always
required.
June &c, 1850. LING.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-02
&nlc Of 9n.rm L0is.

A Number Of lot. in the Town Of Washington
n will be offered to tho highest bidder, at tho
couh.honse door, on the ifsl Monday IN October
next on a credit Of twelve months, purchaser
giving bond ahd approved security. All persons
having a claim 10 Lots BY purchase or transfer,
which haze not been decided by the Trustees, will
be heard, and their claims considered by the
Trustees at any time between this aud the day
OF sale
by the Trustees.
Washington, Ark, Aug. 90, 1850 [Ji4w
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-02

DsuoyeRiEs OF rnE NloaosooPg.--Leuwen'
microscope, Of which twenty seven millions would
only be equal to mile, ,nseats OF various kinda
are observable in the cavities Of a common grim
of sand. Mould Is forest Of beautiful trees, with
the branches, leaves, flowers and fruit, fully dis
eemabc, Butterflies are lcalhefcd llaitz are
hdlloW tubes The surface Of cur bodies is COY.
cred with scales like fish a single grim Of sant
would cover one hundred aud fny Of thess seales;
aud single seale covers five hundred porrsi yet
through these narrow openings the swat exadcs
like water through a sieYei how minute then must
bc its parlieles' Tn, mite makes five hundred
steps ia a second Each drop Of slagaant water
eiatains a world af animated beingsi swimming
with as much liberty rs whales In the sea, Each
leaf : caluny Of insects grazing on II ike oNrn
IN meadow.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-02
FAlR CHANCE TOn
= PIE CTLATHOy,

'G7uE fuhsanbrr wishes to sgI, de FARM
A. where hr now resides, containing i31 Acres,
$50 Acres Of which b under good fence aud In a
high stale Of cultivation. Situated IN dry,
hmllhy region. cn tho main road leadinr from
lille Rock 10 Texas, Eve miles souih.wssi Of
Washington, and nihr miles from Fulton; on
which is good Frame Dwelling House, Kitchen,
Nrrfl Cabins, &c. Bim, Cuhs and Stables are
oi COED and convenient structure, Il s one ol the
m1si lrslrible country rruieneJa iu the county.
having pu abundance of running watef iorsprk;
also, well and spring water, Of lbe b.1t qra'iiy,
for family use.
will also nell Six LIKELY Slaves, Curn, Iiorros,
Cattle Hogs, Sheep. Wagons. Farming utensils.
aud rrt % Blacksmith ioos, Win lhu Iaun Il
desired.
Also a Tract Of Land 10 and adjacent 10 BoIs
dAc Ppifie, containing $50 Acres, musl of which
: m good Lame Land as The coualy eau pro.
duce
Also, lGl Acres Of Land northeast Of, and
adjoining the town Of Washington.
All Or any part Of which eau BE- purchased on
accommodating terms, by aPpyngt to
4. NANCE.
Sept /, 1850. I3m
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-02
ny fiI0RIrY.
PUBLIC kePs.
FUHLIV NUTN,
Passed during The first session Of The ghity.frsi
Congress

N'f''E NV I'Ht N''HAHftI AHt q HHt F'fNH
Congress
PUpue-No. 81
AN ACT supplementary 10 the act entitled "Au
act providing for the taking Of the seventh aud
subsequent eensuses Of the United States aud
To fix the humber of the members of the House
of Representatives, aud to provide for their lu.
tnto anpoflionmrnl among the several States,
b. II egdcted by The Ssaaic aud House NJ
Representatives, ef The United Statss Of Amoiea
IA Congress assembled, That the Secretary Of The
Interior bn, aud he hereby, authorized 10 Increase
the compensation allowed the maIshals or agents,
aud their assistants, for taking the seventh CENSUS
IN California. Oregon, Utah, aud New Mexico, sa
as 10 secure the pfompl aud faithful execution Of
the work,
Sac . Aai BE- Il further Enacted, That in
enumefaling parsons residing IN California, Ote.
ron, Utah, aud New Mexico the several assistant
marshils or agents shall include those who may
have removed lfum their IesIdrnee in any Slute
or lculofy of the United STATES pfiar 10 the isl
DAY Of June, one thousand eight hundred aud iily,
aud setlled subsequent to that date in either Of the
said oouairirs.
SEC }. Aad be il further enacted, That each
assistant marshal OF agent shall be pad for making
onl aud returning cuinprir copies Of the ofIglua
ornsus ralurns, required ia the eleventh sreluu
I
cents for each page Of the twa copies Of the ongi
nal eensas returns foqarrd Ia br furnished By the
eleventh section Of The act Ia witch this d a sup,
plemrnt
sac. l. iad BE- Il further saattfd. That in ans
Of the districts Of the United States where causes
beyond the control Of The manhals shall hays
tended to DELAY the laklnu Of the census. sa thai
the ssme could not b. taken aud fetum lhtrcaI
male Whia the ine pfpsaHhrd by the act ol
twenty .lliri May, Tie secretary a the Interoi
may II he sees proper Halead the inns TO any daF
nal later than The iirsl January, eighteen hundred
aud h'iysone fIatiasa. Thai the sid Secretary
may extend the time fer completing the census
IA California ofsgoa. Utah, auI New Mexico.
"a such time as IA his aiscse.i5a my b. deem
advisable.
Approved, August %. lsj0.
HOWELL COM.
SPsabsr d Ge Hsasr u Representatives.
WILLIAM x. KING,
PfsEIisai If flf Saalf- pro isHp5fs.
MiILARD FILLMORE
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-02
NOTICE TO LAND BUYERS.

THE undersigned offers valuable Tract Of
L LAND FOR SALE, 1920 acres entered )
900 acres clearcd-good Dwelling and Negro
Cabns-Gin House and Screw excellent water
good Orchard of Fruit Trees Of every descrip.
ton. This Tract Of Land is situated On Dor.
cheat Lafayette county. Terms will be made
easy to suit purchasers.
"a r. C. TURNER
August 10, 1850. s5:9
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-02
AppioFtd, August q. lsj1.
HOWELL. COBB.
SPfaksr d he Haa'- u R.IBsssaiafiret
WILLIAM X. KING,
PfesIasai If Ilf - T. pre- fsmp5fs
MILLARD FILLMORE.

tfune=No all
~ ACT % amsud the igt emitted "An act lu
afncuii in tie clsHs lIafHI1 maniiouHa The
.Ari 10 regulate iAe dn. .os % .upsas and lol.
naEe.
u It saarisa BY Il Saats aal Hsssr o.
RsFrrssHiaiirss 81 ne uHisI Nifss gt A#srIea
Ga tgagifsa aszsnlisd. That ifum and aflHF tie
passage d this aai, the collection zf.ei u eEa.
usae, ia North CaaiI1a, sIa.l rmafacr all tla
Ezisu, saafgs larbllss fysfzs cre# kz. auI inlrls
NlHh The hunts hrfs5HsIisf described, u WH.
taHmrazIRg At pmm inlet. GA tie sea shore,
twenty mile sauli VI saaze. tlaaer raa4ias
ia auHHsIly aIfsgtaH 10 taa ilaTaugHlair, "a
called, aud lAfaasi sad llaf1EHfsfe 10 foIni
Nzfsl, neat the mguta Of ids Aausa uytr, thence
10 lbr put Vi long saoai iu PsmIloo sound.
uIHHer HzH1ss a1ii saaal "a a saalIIWesisi.y 80.
rfelisl n the outer bar 81 Gans llailstas inlet,
we've maes nenhrasl ui ulf4e0kes an iHeace
liaHs i'Ia sea caasi 10 uHun I#Iei.
So. : Iat be H IHii5f aaaeFsd. Tint al
auis aud HaIIs d acts iaruasIalrsl WI,h tie pro.
s.s#aus ul lhs 4si be, aaI Tie sans arc hereby,
rgpsaIrd.
Approved, tugls u. l-t1.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-02
SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES,
IN LAFAYETTE COUNTY. STATE OF ARKANSAS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,

THAT Taxes following described Lands remaining unpaid, tho
OF Tracts shall
the Taxes Penalty aud Costs eged thereon will be sold tho
County TIE first Monday of November 1885,
be paid Sheriff and Collector tho
County Lafayette The will before
O'clock NJ, said day until
said and OF offered for sale =
Tract of Land be part will be
OF / n a u southeast Of the
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-02
LIVE AND LET LIVE.
e " LIE ~ BEG NGz

rrIlE undersigned would respectfully inform the
| citizens Of Washington aud Tho surrounding
country, that he his laea'ed himself in the lewa
Of Washington, aud thai he hopes bs prompt at
tsnlIan To business TO merit tie confidence af all,
lle is constantly receiving, direct from New Nafk
Inc London, PlIis, New NofA aud Philadelphia
FASHIONS, aud his prices are saeh that none eau
complain,
Attention paid 10 Cutting, Country proince
taken At cash prices iof work, Shop opposite the
Clerks office.
;. s. BOzs
October .. 1850. l3l5w
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-02
MONEY! M0GEy,I MoHEyIIl
October 1850

H. ,hose indebted to tho late ilrm of A
"A Bia5l 8 Ssg will plrase COME ldfp i-l aud
settle, a. We arc dsifola Of oiosng up our un.
srlilrd bnaarss, Those owing us wll have
money will uoi in ilr least n1Iaat us By Bringing
i forward, as nj thii particular time i will come
very acceptable, and ,hos, not having money
viii please give ns their noie' The backs aud
papgu II our late iim are IN lhe larjs oi d 4 y.
Block, Who age aulbongsd &c settle all maigrr.
ius ua
4. BLOCK a son.
N LnUiIliio1.
Sfni. A. fzrn
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-02

Two rival cheese towns, on the West.
cru Reserve, Ohio, show the following
figures: The amount OF cheese made
IN Furminpion lor the year ending June
/, 1860. was a22 100 lbsi Anslinburg
asa ODO
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-02
Noiice.

A lL persons ufc hereby torwarned from tfa.
"A ding for d note OF hand given by myself to
William THmbc, for ono hundred aud city dol.
lars, dalcd on The Gh day Of October, 1913, and
doe or The lH dag Of May, 1850. As the cousid.
GRAFTON has failed, will not pay the said note.
.. L.. T. CuLLEY
81. lh 1850 i3sIw
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-02
s,pl lsH
YnIunhIc Vronerty DOR snIc.

g'liE sahsonbrns odtr for sale the following
z property, 90 wiz ll2l Acrrs u Superior
land, 800 o. which D. ia hIgli uilr of cu.i.ga.
lioh' tlr land differs in sa. ohe hii b-'ng Of The
black kind. the balance % OF sandy nature. Of
hickory sni oak EfoW'h There haNery com.
iuHabls dwelling, with oui builingsO Ol the place,
together with un excellent Gin, Sc., Sc. The
place 10 urr Warrington, and i known a. a
remarkably healthy situation. A barfain can b.
bad b. any 0uc aisliiug 10 purchase. by appiIea.
tiouto D. y " BLOCK.
Also, for saic.-A good, comfortable Dw.i.
log House 10 tie town OF Washington, we'll
situated l0f a private residence. lof terms, ap.
ply D. & v BLOCK.
sept !, 1850
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-02
MARRIED,

by WA :. BssNstga. Esq. an the 10Th inst. j.,
at lhs residence Of her father, Mas An,iiSg l..
WABASH to DR. A. Z, Loyrrr, all Of Lafiyetr
Coualy. Afkahsa.. r-=sl
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-02
ASuEN TON
& EMALE SEMINARY.

4 GMhLE SEMINARY.
rUvliE FOhh Srs,ion Of this institution will
1 commence sn the third Monday Of Ssplcm.
her mkt The School has been IN operation,
under lue present Principal, for two years, under
Circumstances that now place il permanent and
pforref9ns existence beyond doubt. Every ar.
ang,uul hos beaa made 10 build mp Raais
fHSfiisf.1l Inferior 10 none IL aug rfspflL II
IS provided with assistants 10 every department,
aud ~ expense has been spared in procuring the
services Of ladies whose education and experience
emiutnty qualify them Tor the position,
Aa extensive Chemical and rhlos, phical up.
pluius ha, been ebiaincd, 20 which large ad.
diions will bc regularly made. aud The Institution
is well furnished with Pianos aud such other
musical ins'fumonls az are required. Every IA
cilty Is afforded for The thorough education Of
Young ladies, both Ia sold requirements aud In
elegant accomplishments. Pupils from abroad
arc received into the family Of the Principal.
where a csrrlAl supervision o. maintained over
their health progress mud department.
The location d healthy, the ,uildIngs large and
comnoloua, aad The gf0unds i.F recreation ample
aud rxtsutve
Young ladies completing the prescribed course
Of slndy receive diplomas from the Institution,
There i but one vacation IN the yenr, from the
lecond Nnulay af Jelly 10 tho ihri Monday of
Sspioeiblr. Pupils may, therefore. BE- entered at
any tine during The schansiio year.
BOARD or INSTRUCTION,
$. L. SLACK. A. NJ, Priacfp1i
Mis, Il TIMANUS. Vice Principal.
MH. $. l. SLACK, Teacher Of Music n Drawing
Miss $. T. JosEs. Teacher Of Music q French.
Miss NJ. J. ALEXANDER, Teacher Ia Primary
Department
TERMS.
For Session of q weeks, payable invariably
quarterly IN advance.
Tuition. SIS or 500
Music, Piano, Harp, or Guitar, each $50
Latin, French, Italian, each, Si2
Drawing and Painting, Sl2
Boarding. every Thing inoudtdl ; $50
s. l. SLACK. Principal
July 10, 1850 l2m
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-02
Caution,

TTIlE public are hereby cautioned against
Il trading for or taking an assignment Of a
certain note, drawn by the undersigned, and
made payabl, 10 Messrs Brown 4. WOosley, for
seven hundred dollars, dated on ot aboa, the ottb
of May, 1850, and payable on the fiNl dey Of
March, 1851. The consideration for witch said
noto was given having partially failed, The under.
signed hereby gives public notice that he will no,
pay The same, unless compelled by law. fss'f
JOSEPH EAST.
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-02

A dvances on Cotton.
/ lBERAL Advances will be- made on Cotton
II do siore,) consigned to our friends in New
Orleans. t...t ,.........
McCOLLuM a FELLOWS.
Camden sent. !, isSN ~
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-02

Eight thousand persons were present at Jenny
Iind's first concert II was magnificent affair,
and all were cnrdptured with the entertainment
Washington telegraph., 1850-10-02


iIousr--Mr Baily reported the army appropd
nion bill, and moved that the army, navy an,
Mexican indemnity bill be made the special ofde
for tomorrow aud daily thereafter, uutl dispose
OF, which was agreed TO.
Mr.. Hall, under suspension Of the rules, intro
duced BILL prohibiting the commutalon Of in
terest on virgisia claims.
The yeas aud nays, on motion to engfoS tn
bill, were ordered.
Mr.. Baiy moved to lay il on the table. Reject
ed; and the bill was ordered to be cngrosscd
Mr. Stevens, under the rule, gave notice 0
his intention to introduce bill to alter tho exist
ing revenue laws to encourage American labor
bill 10 abolish slavery in Utah--a bill to rcpea
so much Of the acts establishing territorial gov
ernments in New MeSieo and Utah as recognize,
slavery in said territories, aud as peases the ma
tion to admit new slave States into the Union
and bill TO repeal aud annuI the fugitive sayt
law, lately passed.