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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-13
HOUSES FOR SALE,

'TlIE Grccnman House IN Spruce street, con.
| tanning eleven rooms, with all the necessary
c1u,,uicuccs AMI uu'-hullugs, well uf good wa
tcr. barn, u large pnr cn containing ,nriet, oi
tut trees, Sc.
Al,ba house ~ Tanner strcrt, containing cig'
rooms, with out.buildings. well of nood water,
garden cont ,iniug iimt trees. &r. Both house,
"a, in good repair. for tcrus, &c. apply ~ THE
ofrc. ". ~. CRANS1ON.
Jan ll.r
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-13

Thr undersigned, having hceu appointed Nd.
ministrdur or al Estate, and having qualified
himself according ~ law, requests all persons in
dcltel thorot, IN make immediate psNmentt :" him.
F~h3, 1851 JOSEPH OSBORN, Adm
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THE NEWPORT BRASS BAND
Win give GRAND VOCAL AND IN
~ -. c-..l.r, a ftllNI ,LnI

,rpRows's HOTEL, IN PORTSMOUTH.
ON THURSDAY EyEhiNG, FtbkuAhf '"'".
onwhich occasios they will perform n variety OF
their fi,orite pieces. Doors oprn at - o.
clock Concert "a co,nmcnre at Z. AdnItfance
o. rrn,.. Should ihr weather he unpleasant
THURSDAY evening, the FoHoeit viii ie postponed
unit thenext lair evening
tbs.
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ALBANY, Feb. 4

The Dem ocrats last night, after
stormy discussion which lasted nearly
ill l2 o'clock. nominated John A. Dix
for U. S, Senator.
The Democrats have nominated Ex-
Governor Marcy as Regent OF the Uni
vcrsity.
The Senate after two ballots adjourn
cd, without making n nomination. Mr..
Beekman voted for Granger. Hamilton
Fish received l6 votes.
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Bn Vclesropb.
ALBANY, Monday, Feb. 3.

ALBANY, Monday, Feb. 3.
The Cereiqnd Piuindedler OF Thurs
day has a dispatch from Columbus OF
,he same da'e, as follows: First ballot
for U. S Senator, Griswold, Wing, 46
Payne, Opp, 40 GldLngs. II blanks,
4. Great excitemeut prevailed. Seven
members were absent. The parties in
the Legislature stand. 81 Wings, AZ
Opp. 10 Free SoiIers The fourth bal
lot was, Griswold, As Payne, 43; Gid
dings, l2 ; Taylor, | Allen, !; two
not voting.
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CONS,ISsiONER'S NOTICE.

CONNISSiONER'S NOTICE.
WE, the subscribers, having brcn n pointed ll
w the Court of pfuhltc ~ the town ot 1iycr-
ton. Commissioners to receive AID examine the
claim. az ,ir. the E.lal #
BORDEN BRANTON,
lac of said Tiycrtuu deceased, tcr,ctentcd iusol
vent, and how the, arc ma out, du hereby give
notice that siN months from the lhud oaN # T..
rn,r, inst. arc allowed to the Creditors of sajl
Estate T. bring in and prove their cluns aiaus'
the same and that the la-t Saturdays IN JuN and
August. 4. ~, 1851, az 10 o'clurk in The fore
noon. and the house at Josclh Osborn, Esq., Is
appointed b, us The time aud lace ui meeting
said Creditor. iof the rmposc of receiving aud oS
amnng their s,vcral cL,lms,
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'= f1lorinr lntrlliucrtc. s-S.; -
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARP " Ed.

ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY. Feb. 5lh,
Schr Umpire. Hall, Lubcc, New York; Longs
dale, Baker, Prov, Phila.
Sloop Roger Williams, Rhodes, Prov, Y.
THURSDAY, Feb. 8.
Pilot Boat W w Johnston, Young, cruise.
FRIDAY, Feb. Z.
Brig Joseph, Keller, Prov, Havana.
Schr WIN Wright, Rogers, River, Norfolk;
JARVIS Lyon, Burroughs, Prov, New Haven
Charles, Griffin, do, Bait; Mary II tase, Wous-
ter, Eastport, Alexandria; Coh,nnet, Chase, \
Bedford. Norfolk.
Sloo5 Mary 4 Smith, Darling, Providence, y
Haven Isaac II Borden, Dunnng, River, n
York; Thps Is Hawkins, Jones, Prov, do Gaz-
' SATURDAY, Feb. g.
Brig Mary Farrov, Warren, T., Frankfort.
Schr Roonoke, Stowel, Portland.
SIoop Monitor, Davis, + River, New Bedford;
Garret : Duryea, Brown. Brookhavcn, Prov'cc;
Ilardscrable, Simmons, \ Bedford, do.
SUNDAY, Feb ..
Brig Hudson, Swain, liucksport.
Schr I : lIging,, Pcrver, Bost, Tangicr, Va;
President, Padlciord, Bristol, St. Thomas; John
Coalv, Rider, n Y, Bost; Leopard, Wilcocks,
Lubcc, y Y; q l. * Go, IuvcIl, Bost. do.
MONDAY, Feb. 10.
Brig President Il Taylor, Staples, Savannah,
Portsmouth, IL,
Brig Sea Belle, Harris, Savannah, West Thom-
aston.
MEMORANDA.
Ci'd at Savannah, 29lh, bark Martha Anna,
Mcsser, for Havana.
ARID "a, Charleston, Both, schr Harriet Lewis,
Cudworth from Darcu.
At Tapauin Cove, Feb 6, brig hudson,
Swain, from Ruckrporr, for this port; and 'chr
Red Beet, Small, from Eastpott, ior \ York.
C'd from Marirl, Jan. Both, brig Ellen Hayden,
smith for Wilmington, \ &.
Arr. at Havana, lst. brig Annawan, Almy, from
! Wilmington; do. do. Sd, schr Fakir, Gardner,
| 81 = DAYS from Savannah do do. brig John
| Ralch, Melville, from this port; de-. Savannah,
! brig K Il lawton, Gardner, from Havana.
Spoke Oct, 81, bark lIesper, Socum 800 bbls
Sperm Oil. do. July II. bark George Champlin,
! Swain, clean.
Cl'd from I.ahaina, Dec Z, ship Machias, for
/ home drrct.
Arr at Valparaiso, Dee -, bank Express, Boss
Il from Panama
\ S,hr L,sandcr, Thomas, Of Kingston, from
II Cape lla,tien, for Boston, J. ashore 1T MaCheicl
|. Cove She reports the following vessels, AZ Cape
!. Ilaticn '-Schr. Manson, Of Scituate, l2 DAYS
n from Wilmington, she spoke the Angler, ui Eu>-
II bury, 2iih January, Turks Island passage. --
n Spoke, Jan %, in Corcrs rassagn, Schr Olbt,
H Of Waldub1,o, bound to - Domingo.
u Brig Bussy, Of Warren. 9TH cargo uf Nolas
\ scs, is ashore in the West parsagcia vessel h..
gone 10 light h +.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-10


The NEST important poi;tc; question OF the dag in ""'
prnia says .h= Nc,Y York Head! that of dividing 'a
;ac:n:o two States ~ tle line OF lic 57it degree no
latitude Srch division IS ultimately Ecvi:aDlc. III &'!
question o time The State oi California nor;I"':i
exiends :hn thirty second the orty.ccnGl "a-2s =!
north latitude Between these point; c il! s,i-o"ai
lie the Atlantic States o. South Carolina North CAot"'
Virginia. aiary land Delaware New Jersey, -ir" oil. 400
Connecticut, in other WORDS north and soath, Tie ''
Of California extends from II .ssachuscs Gcor1i1 fo'
the present; it may be advantageous ~ the wn"r "
rilory bc included within The limits ri Stiie; Bat -
the population increascs it will doubt, hc Gi"1ed no
States first embracing tie SACRAMENTO river, "''h
flows SOUTH and the uiie. the san Joaqa.n which iiS"S
north, into The Bag Of San Francisco. iac question
rests ea,ly with tic peope nt California. Tic" n'1!
divide the State and The southern haf being adapted 20
cotton, rice, tobacco, grapes ana olives, may Of may
admi; the institution u slavery. in becnni srH2;
Stale, their option with the question u the erection ~
State .; the 'c,r:'o OF the present State q "
ifornia, Congress has no,i. ress enl!s1'
with the people. Let them ipGm Stale, either admit
ting or excluding slavery ami Congress- ii ;!cy haze ~
publican Gnvc!nIent must receive them into iie .ni"n
Congress is ; tie servant OF tie aad ~; e"Fr II
has The powers OF consolidated Sovereignty "n' '"f
as they have been conceded by the %taes and the P1o
Wa, tcr have conceded they have rcsevc1 aad i'g
these reservations is The Sovereignty The question -
slavery.
1t is proposed call convention OF delegates from 'n'
Southern counties Of California 10 be held al Los Anger,
Santa Barbara Monterey or the purpose Of nicc'Anshs
sentiments the subject, thai tic Legislature may '"e
tho matter into consideration.
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MORE BRITISH ANNEXATION"

The Honduras papers, received at New Orleans state maj
the determination Of the English Government 10 'ass ~
session OF Ruaan md the other islands along the c1a 10
no longer concealed meeting OF the BRUSH rts'ichiS '
Ruatan has been held which plan of government l"r Tie
island ,ycs drawn up This plan headed foposaIs "' c
establishment OF system of government for the s'ai'S
OF Eua,an Bonaca und others thereafter 10 &c termed inc
Bav Islands, agreed general meeting held al Ruaan Oh
Saturday August 9th, 1851" l, provides that the Govern
ncn shall be composed oil the Superintendent or o'hti re-
representatives. Of the Crown in Honduras, Legislative 's
sem5y ana Spendng Magistrate. The Ssr 32d and 1'i
articles Us follows
81 All persons in occupation ol any lind shall Fe-
ceyc grants from the Crown for the free OF payment
provided that such parties shall register their application lo
such grants within six months after the arrival o the has
tra and provided that such parties shalt pay Tor the survey
and the prepara ion and registration OF such grant.
49, All land for winch application IL registered "i'ih
months after the arrival Of the Magistrate shall be deem
ed the property uf the Gown
49, All land the property the Crown shall be put up to
sale by auction in lots and al the p:IcG oi Two ana l
dollars
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-10
WILL. NOT THE EVIL CURE ITSELF

The New York Express, referring 10 the outrage ana ne
cessary consequences of the ghc law men at Syracuse
says with much emphasis that t now begins 10 be e 10
asi,ae another question, and that is the e1eus'on oy m
the Immigration Of blacks into the free So'es as indiaha mas
already dunc levery runaway negro Is t. tfihg WIN ~
Syracuse fight let US forbid negroes BY law from coming
here We huve in this Stale already prohibited them rom
voting unless they have large property qualifications ano
no doubt majority prohibit. their entry here could got
inst as large as that which prohibited them from voting we
cannot afford TO make free States battle ground for run
away negroes. We cannot afford TO have repeu'lon OF
christina and Syracuse ouiagss We cannot aioFa he III
vi ,he had blood the manning and murder the Abelliolss
through the means these runaway negroes get up between
tho North and the South The remedy is TO forbid the
immigration of negroes and to stop the entry OF any more
them into the free States As long as The whi'es anu c
blacks were permitted live peoceaby together no such law
was necessay but as the Aboonsts are bent upon ofin
ing constant collision and the blacks especially into
collision with the Law we must remove all causes Oh sucn
collision by refusing have any more negroes come among
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-10
EXCITING SCENES IN CALIFORNIA

About quarter pas; o'clock YESTERDAY .iser tic
jail ioTcbIy entered by division Of Tie :%'anc e"r
mitec consisting "i tlirtysS members a1 TIE pm o"ci
Whitaker ana Mckeuz:c taken ani carried t. The roam -
Battery street, si'ese the we:r "gFI
THE l;EsccEii" circumstances .: hr ppctcGn.' a.ear
follows Iac Rev. Mr. Mi:!a's ~ has pcs ha cGst, ~
Sind 70. wecss S' was rEg": - ~" F'.-"r-
aX.Ice with Tie prisoners, WHO ia: been bros ;t rom
tlcif cells the yard hai"tca 'i1 n"gF ~" a.
,le prison m: the s!1l WOODEN cGc@ that :HToGr1s H..
Ilc.G about eight spectators pres n ahd a.J"& teIi
r,yo n1iLi,r, Of the cir-,!.a Tie hvtln had ri.a
c:ied. and the minister Offering up rmycs when
persons cndcavorin@ 10 force the door IL Inc
wooden 5acade was heard. Captain lanuer, attempted :"
keep fastened, bat il burst troGSn ard the deiac!
men. ih;rty-sx rushed in One portion instantly
poncd The officers guard and ei'teuay prevented any
trfttace their part while another potllon ssz1G NH
taker AMI mckenzie to bear them of They, however,
struggled and sisted until !orci1y carried oil by their cap
tons Daring this hc other prisoners remained over
cni.- wish lear, Inc. profoundly quiet
Several shots o during tic ncec il Is probable
IA nobody ugrt, ;aat the shots l!ei ~ the ai:c
party wee aina 1t no cnc bu, merely -e"nIs. One
Of Tic guards whorl there were ou Including C Lam.
be duty the zine, canlr do":n from .!!s rys' " tie
top OF the Jail into the yard, an scG cG:-c! yc'"ecn
niln ami one ol the artic"n party.
'inE nourE COMM TEE tDOMs.--n tie nci"t.n
the pl:Jcs lad been hu!ti" III in chri.a2e, provided !oF
occasion, standing At III" corner oi bu."t a' Bros"
way streets, bat rr steps ir-in nc jan lio III, i.}
rI-,, pi.uir. q. % gGa o.: u2 conaiit"" -" IA
Piled hs whip, and ol casci TIC vehicle nj IL" nln."s1
c,! m i3rJldyiy t. stockton street, ao.: St,c.t,
I.. ION street down Washington 10 Dupont .:c and
through Dupont Sacramento" MontgoHGy, Gh1 ta.i..ta
streets the ol Tie co,'sittCt on he'y s,i'';
The mole Ht!i7 rJ.d!c~! with such NpcIi!JH Uat
Def &c those G Montgomery Street, who Ec .! ire rescue
HOs Il. !. orcncrr! c9n!! run DOWN To lie c,!
rc rooms lie prisoners ind been ci.:.-d within and Tie car
iage was returning ijc!1e ley hh yr' i''G'' s ''',
,o"e,e III" cl oi III: MonHncna' engine commenced 10
strike ,rckn,Sn signal ir tie Instant a..c'!s!a,e o:
he committee. Al urdcfsc1! IN an ln-tins GW nt'''!"
syu tie whole city secinG rushing to"a' baItei;
Tng ExEcrTIoS.-ln al incredibly short space oi time,
roqes r1cvct 'A'"Hrh TIE two n!ocAs It' h'.-.
rom beams PROJECTING ':oh Tie "'t 81 me ','''
over the ':oors Ia The s'c''' story, a'' ''' w. t~
taken i'isilt Tie rooms .>'''"s ~ ' ~ " i - 80. " ,,
tacn, .sd "a i:haie Hio ~ c''''' .'" 80 y. -, :.
tnrra IN ticr slrt-stc"tS' NV ''f'' "e't ~
icif IccSS, ana III an 'ISi''' ''? "ttt jim"
o;a'Y nio tie ar unI te!f h.cH' s''A u. ne"5 ing'
descended ilttic distance, an. W.T. aT"'. JNe ~ -
arms were rniontd To their sides: bat Alckcrz.s htrH
bcing free he caught The rop, by which Lc :a;e: IN
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- - - - =
100000 DOLLARS
riry u" PETEH-Bt'RG BONDS AT PUl

rirY u" PETEE-BtlRG BONDS AT PUBLIC SALE
!, rurt At pubic the Merchants Exchange
II he CIV d, .rt".sourg. THURSDAY October 10Th, at
....rEA NJ slurso Cy -. Petersburg Ho"ds with Coupons
r,r IL. icr annuh iaSao!e semi.
Ia :. cu lst Fen nary aUl u August ,
,. are n <ui.s s5n' 900 and $50. rnyshle IN the
@ an ISIS and a issued Tor the payment OF the subscIp-
n, C,,Y 10 N. sock Of the South Side Railroad Co
n ,n,r, a,c.ve. from tie Is, August last will be added
;iY, r r al the he required on the day Of
. ~ equal pa ule4is l5.h November. 10Th De-
r and M January the bonds will he delivered Fur
however, make pa!mensa once, ora an carrier uae
.sat!.s. i.fnei's
grn.run desired ia relation these bonds. be obtain.
oi tie undersigned, who believe that 10 saier invest
MI i,4 male ANDREW kEvAS,
DARCY PAUL.
ROBERT B BOILING.
Io!nm,ire cf Common Council Tor sale Vi Guy Bones
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IIT.I q aF'I'
JOSEPlI ALLEN.
- 3--ll@777-777
RI-S w Y.

>cGH; man nance. uB escaped RON me on the 2th OF last
~ san! man is about 'ice.. inches high, and OF very
o.. 81 ears old and weighing Ahuu loo pounds,
s at ms ,yrs iItiir-7 be ;tic red When spoken 10
.,.E Wn.s he escaped, lie had wiskcrE quite halt
= rs ~: lis itcss White Ionespun irocS
,aoa al the same Nc : mci:rc4o he a ie para.
liza, rrr,rG from FdlgrieI county 20 Richinott sold 10
= .sr a,. va purchased by III. = IN Srri leV, from
49,. /; NAV oe i:,nrc than likely. that SAID negro ma!
.i,rr Wo-rrrron. Va. have heard that his vile was
~ ~ ,.rau Il. Warrenion ONE Ill NDRED DOllaks
siyeu 10; .a! sru delivered III any safe jail, 50
- -, MIN; and Il d.verc! Eichmond jail S,ao
:. -, ~ PRESTON WORTHY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-10
THE SYRACUSE OUTRAGE.

This continues great excitement IN the Stae
of New York The Syracuse Star says s'atr oGc'Ir-
renee ever will take plCa there again. because more
stringent would DC taken 10 preycn moo vi"cnce
sober reelection would prevent repetition OF the outrage
and punishment which must follow this atE0cl1us con-
duct will cfIscuay check it hereafter. FandonSurs the
abolition coloac who ordered the troops dsblnd has
come out with lame apology, which has already in part
been conradctcd b. The company officers wo subject
10 his command In reference to the arrest Oi the slave
which caused the riot, the Star says:
"And what was the cause of this upbrcak7 Simply tina,
colored man who had been On: times sentenced 10 the
panenary of this city during the present season for c''c
charged upon oath with owing scrrcc or labor 10 man III
Missouri had escaped from that State and come lcc unon
which issued by proper officer OF he tni-
ted States and the fugitive arrested by tnc las!li Tor t4
according 10 law.
"c was not sought 10 be charged By any e%rar;e c;-
denco taken Missouri, but by witnesses in open court,
where he had the benefit Oi couGs" and The r ol cross
examinations and the right 10 produce Witnesses II ms de-
$50 lar, then as this concerned tAg I:v oi 1885,
Gpprorcd BY Washington, would have hrcn AZ Ec Iw r.
Gr;rad in inis rrocC ;ns; 50 mat the @ "E cy aEa!Es
the late law has nothing DO with .ha ari might -
well be applied the Iaw :hc has been L: ioc2 IL!
organization Of the Government.
W!.c,i there sCc: Y; uc, - tie execution 1t
tie former law? Never! nere:, Have ncn become ~
much wiser better or no:e vfGous ian ;&o3c patriots
a,ho formed Federal Consttuon-who mad" pa:t
fundamentally. :nat :ncn ,Ii - l45'r I'D service IN
Stale escaping into another S well dS TT livcs from
ju:tcc) shoul be delivered ur :!
There silly report hear. circulated b. the Bolts
iaz yesterday, tia; IA! r's.i pal. Irior Z"
Mr. Bolts speech :'riay night last This is c!.clr gn
founded. We shuuld wi'h tic Ta;c have published ii
Bots spccci this morning. bur al !:2 Eoa7 yes;eI: W.
were not satisfied la. Mr. Casac woald be- aL . c.; III
in Fridays country paper The ep1T, ii his speech,
necessarily imperfect account rl the Interruptions aud
Noise and the unfortunate location c: the :@a,rsrs tn
occasion. So Icccivc lr CIskic's speech
in proper usT sai present 10 readers ia c3a"ec
ton with Sir Bytis'-havns every confidence 'nai 20
gallant champion, before any tribunal the .!n II yi.or
will be awarded.
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RICHMOND s1EQsjIR: Il L
ELECTIONS In CALIFORNIA
.-..-.. 1,
o TnUKSDtl s:oRNTSc. OCTOBER .. 1881.

TRIUMPH OF THE pEMoGRaTic FiCAEl!
We find in the philadelphia Pcnnsy Of Tuesday
The Two CIx,, letters from San Francisco written al tic
moment nj tho steamers sailing both OF which
rh or,titvir n leence of the election ot bigeI tie De-
nocat;c candidate for Governor together with the whole
Democratic ticket for State officers and for Congress:
Ca,roRs1a HALL ALL uAlL!-The Editor of the Pacific
Star Democratic daily paper al San Francisco, writes
follows
OFFICE OF tue Pacific STAR, !
San Francisco, sept. 6, 1851.
My Dean FoRSEy: We have no telegraph in ms coun
try and our news docs not arrive yet with lightning speed
in "Pennsylvana o the Pacific. Enonsh 10 Hnuw .a
The returns as far received show that Honest J"n
elected Governor of California, and the whole Dsico'lt
State and Congressional ticket We have secufcd as i S
heard from, majority OF tie next Legislature WHICH ~
su.es Democratic United Stacs Senator, wee ei,'nt
The legislative vote from this county WIZ os el"ai,'
which in view Of the house influence ara lhe hot
ri. fac, tina, Mr.. T. Butler King Is candidate lot he
States Senste isa triumphant victory we claim h"
buaner and The official result will prove our e % us o
session The mountain men o California; axe l!c hcts :"
pens> lya;a have proved 10 their p'incires ana iV
their country. May Heaven grant The same gieouS 'su
in the Old Keystone!
ole scranl We feel well to tc very particular ~ our
style. Faithfully, THOS. W. SolHhAhA.'h'
friend who came passenger by tic Promel'ns nfn2s
letter 10 r!lliye from San Francisco which probably
contains the latest news from The golden S'al. NC '
been pc rmired to make the following extract II "y con-
~ " SAN FRAScIsco, Sept. 6, 1851.
DEAR COUSIN knowing the deep interest you 'ahe 10 o
re suit of our elecsn will keep my letter open uh 'hc
last possible moment in order give you our latest returns
The news published by the whg papers OF 'his morning
looks squaly but the San Francisco Herald says-wnch
according 10 the best information, Is tructhat the DEMO-
cra,s have swept the State by decisive majority
10 Tonphe! We have conquered We have carried Big
Ter for royenur the rest OF the Stale ticket the two nom
gers Congress, and the majority as we pee'e III pon
branches of the legislature.
| am, doar cousin, yours truly, G ".
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x. J.. ,tiTIDi!EtI AM; kitVI DULAAKs

.,u.v rom Tic .anns Guoch,and county IN November
~ ,,r:o man us,ir, WALLACE SAli H. lie Is ahou 70
AL sim and o dark hro@n or EhGcr bread coor; mas
g ar =. cst, essed usd he-nacs or sianlefs when
~ = ar,, spoken lie was formerly o"ltu ny IL
~ u!ucrsicr cc'nty ard u supposed 10 NC lurking III
conn - unless lie has ct: the State The above rc
~ ne .sii apprehension ad delivery al iackahoe or
. :ikgtl ina S:ae; iOo II taken III Tie Sla'e ana
], -. '' = ., 49, ' JOSEPH ALLEN.
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Pledge appears in the New York papers, with several
thousand signatures in which the ssncrs agree thai at the
election in November next they will faithfully carry out the
following resolution, adopted at the great Union meeting
held at Castle Garden, the 30!h of Oct, last, To wit:
Resoved That in the opinion of this meeting, further
agitation OF the slavery question in Congress would os
traught with incacuahc danger 10 our Cnion and ' We
will support no candidate al the ensuing any u:: election
or State officers for OF Congress- or 0i INC .1-
ssature who is known believed be hostile 10 me
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-10

THE kHAISI CATTLE.--Thc Chailestown, iNitg!na.)
Spirit Of Jefferson, says that these superior cattle b. tie
Of agreement be removed the present autumn 10
the county OF Abemarle and Dr. Wood, OF that county,
takes them in charge. The Spirit adds:
"Some of the produce of the khaisi the original and
crosses coming maturity for size beauty OF
appearance, ana all other essentials beef cheIsno
species of stock introduced into This region country
begin approximate 10 item. The naac-,s - the al
ley Agricultural Society hope b" able have them on cE
koition conin: fair Col Casiieman las recently
made Inc following sales James P. Co.bn ESQ., OF Caro-
line county-One Durham COW, with call by khaisi bEli
$780, one Dcvnnshire with calf SITS; i.abrccd bul
calf ii months old, $780,
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"a ai~ tMA+iA II. AilAF Llti.' ;. having vol
an without cause, tc h"itsr sad ecims under no
!l. nuv debt she u:ay arur. herb? Cation all
H.. her. wall -. - Responsible lot her con-
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u LIAM i1D MAY CpLLtGG:i.
s ;,r ,:p -" "i Within - Mary, are earnestly re-
.ort,: their nl.uca'.,' Hup:a, Tuesday, the
Of ,tn.,3 "a. The aitposc q" il.mg Tho vacancy ~ The
,.r,' ly ;.c lam ni.i death o lu''E" Tucker.
E-r.t JDi1S TYLER. Rector