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Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-11
TATE OF MISSOURI,

TATE OF MISSOURI, g.
County, OF MARION. So.
Marion County Cont, August Term, October 9th,
81. Among other proceedings, the follow
had, viz;
A ND now al This day comes Thomas L. Anderson,
n and moves the Court TO order the vote be taken,
Of The different places Of holding elections in The differ,
ent Townships In the County Of Manon, On me la Is.
Mnndav in January next [lS52,1 as TO whether the
aid County Cour shall subscribe tbepart Of Ma
ZION County tbe sum Of one hundred thousand dollars
of stock to Ike Enabs amidst Joseph Rail Road and
ti hsu 80 de,ern ne then the County Court shall is
" Un County bonds to amount Of the calls made BY the
Comnsav when said calls are demanded. Upon the fl.
ling q said Gcn + Grdered bCy ,Hs court '' al
Election be held in act'cfdahee 'nete"ih'
copy THOMAS F. HAT CHE !, c.,
O.. PERI los. l.. HAY, DC
D.i.. No., oe , Sb1. -dee4-2w
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Tihany's Mineral RAZOR SrE0p RI sFE. war
snted TO gIyea fine sharp edge 70 razor d. ~ Inns
than noy other paste ever manufactured Fifty ds zea
just received ard fof palAby J. A. GRsT \ co.
Fuf5a Buiidegs, HilI street. sepfsy stls Agents.
w. LlGlsTCAP, Manufacturer Of every.
variety Of Ga biDst friture Of ,,o latest French NJ
erns, No i42 corner Of Second sweet and Washueia
Ayenas, ocgv
ST. Louis, Mo-
BVOTH. DRAKE e. CONN. Hat ana
zap hAnuiaetnfers, No. i55 Main street,
st. l. onk, Mo.
aal: andcaps Of The latest New York and Fnropean
lasnons AID every variety ofsiyle Dealers broi,qh
0u. she eou'tfyare Invited 10 examine cm soods. e
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S,H. BAILEY, Wholesale Conlec''on'
er, cor Pine and I'd Streets one square hello" 'o0s
rousey"
-, ,..,,, an hand Of mis- own manufacture, steam
Refined PLAIN and Fancy Candy; also PLAN aud MsH,
ieated Iozenges put up in ounce wrapper de 2s
from the country promptly attended TO- ana made tc
to any part of the city free OF charge eyfupS or9y
order,
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-11

Twas onened for J, G. Waugh al Me well known
II stofe formerly occupied by Kercleval \ nleen'
and recently known as the Peoples st"e' hne STOCK
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SG1'dReS.
w, F, KERCHEVAL

lust received lot oil superior SagG,nes ana no LOT
j ,aIe bv novI3 J. A. 1SSLEE u "
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st. Louis, Mo.
LOOK HERE

s. F. SUMMERS,-~tlaie q Ph;Iadsl
a)-Wholesale and retail Trunk
4s, Chestnut ST., Nuae'aFer' no
81. Louis, No.,
where may be found every variety of T.ankr,.,e,.
lure at very low prices for cash. Vs nl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-03

s.sas e. Ava .s as:. s:.. ~,
assssss. H. aS'i assss b.s
S css.h VIZ v. ssss as
isush cars sssG so:. xai:s 90 v.ssss s.-
;SS C ,sO, We
wn.hsop Bissohsrs Mobile; Sssis SEES. whss' ~ sS.s
Sarah Band. Nichols. Havana; bss Czsrns Bstss sar-
load Porto Rico; schrs Albert Sm IT, 81 bs1in
sh.sd b.rls 0rSpS saons Mary Fraaiiia brxs EnSrs.
Newport h Velocity ryder Bo.son sid sbips I.sv Reed.
Ferguson dos brig Gulnars. Esms wIndisS Tybes. rsr
DSasS o. Feb lsnd brig Belle Foster New York; s.Ar
port 10TH brig Live oak sswssr Tor NYert lds sshr:
DO do centuron Hstsh. DO. ids, I.asvs:is Nut.
ter from New Haven just to load for NYorh Also brig
siss1i +! sys. f:s .sar virgins. L.x. PA,as
Dh sa 9Th 'sSp Tho Ts0Tn 1S4. syors
YsrhAyen 94th Yandaa. Townssy. Boston; 2sh. brigs
Maria Wilder Conn. Portsmouth; hnardis, H.rpsr 90
Croia William Fish, FAirhaven sohr AMBASSADOR Eaton
LIVES. Del. March IL Ax-ssrk Elm from Boston,
boz, ana only three senrs in sgns beating down against
B.Teson.: sls.. ssip NspIs.. puns.n LiysrpooI. 80
B! sspoEs prep sSssuelet smith, pHewYoss for sos.oS
ssnrs r. Berss DO fer Beverly Gen T.,is Clifford q:
Brown Rieh ards Phsdsiphi. Ciotls. Gldsrsssvc New
MsT .1a basIp.Ass %
BPnsn.5s aS sSss Baird s,Sbs: assapoi
Havsns Baltic; brig PuIasf s,hrs Minerva Bai-
simors; Jos Lybrand PhiadslDhis sloop Roger Williams,
SAVANNAH. Feb 25-Arr steamship Alabama Ludlow New
goIs BIZ shs Avon Johnston Liverpool Cid sohr fakir
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MARKETS ELsEWHERM.

BALTIMORE, March l-Stock Bodrdl0 shs Farmsrs' aud
Plan Bank. 2bA Baltimore and Ohio Rk 7i % do,
tine 1875 SO York and CUNT erand RR 2 loo do time
"a IS DO. 23k 30 o. time "a 40 o. AZ the board
to- day. MARYLAND 6s closed at l02A bid. 1857 asked; 3D.
81 bid 50 asked; Baltimore Bs 1890 n5 bid 1854 asked;
Bau ore Ohio RR bouds 1867 92sS bid. 927s Asked
DO es 74d BID. 75k asked fork Cumberland RR
23 bid 2 asked; Baitiu and susquehsnnah 3s bio
$50 asked.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
HAVANA Feb % The sugar market has been easier
and purcha.es can be made at more favorabls rates
Molases the barber bias declines to 1h Freights
upat-r,d. Exchange has improved, and we quote
New York and Boston per cent discount. Rioe-The
cargo per from Charleston and 81 casks from
Philadelphia has been cold at 1915 cargoes OF tbs
Harriet and Martha, at l0rs.; Sea Gull from 8svan
nah 1o4rs the Palo Alto and Merchant from Charles
ton at l0.rs The rice per steamer Isabel, for the
lest two trips amounting to 428 tercss and that OF
the Adsla, 302 tierces. IL ttill in store. unsold
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~ deeegnteu heAers Asvs eAkas>aA 49, fuli Asur>s
The Hst4sr HrnnAa ver~ Nvrn hrf nct scsivs 1hore
l6OO basrels cho1esd ha.ds iuciudinS srrsrs.s No
Ct o. e e SIX: ordinsr, 10 strsrSt sfsts "a a 81
: "a s2K; New Orleans 4 a 81 4 "a rs: mixsd Co
e. rs : a SiE! fanrv 1i,hi.sn scn% "a rornS
hoep iOhio. ma pnrs d.nssss AZ "a ~ e. S.ncv
Ohio ana 0eneass a AZ 10 ~ az xtra Oho M az Az
: rs e2k. ana :, "a asrs.S. a az "a : "a AM Ths
NAH 81 Tor Osnadisn "a. issctiy" vhiis oommor 70
good brsnds IN bond vere hsii Al Al Sc Al rs Buv
err hovever vsrs unvS,,r~ 10 i've snvth,ng ovsr
81 esL for cheios hrsnds Thsrs Sss sts.dy dsmsnd
for Southern our from thu trsds ana the msrkst re-
NAMED without mater,aI ehsnge About 400 barrels
we're sold a a ~ . az Sor r,ivsa and .ond hrsrds
Alsxsndr,a Rsitimors A. and az OK al aaX for
fancv In = pior,,bsrs r.s.Is.s 6rwr..s srhthtsd
vhils the s.ls. hen rrett fair amomnticg 10 40
bsrrsls NJ "a 7s sassI Triains s.ss ~ c,asnm m
havs hssn m.ds ~ az "a r., Jas.s- ana "a az Sor
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HARIvIMn IAvELLIaaHon.


ATKIVO0s
nd:s .ss e:..sss:s: ir::s a:i. ssi:d
sn s! ~ fiSs .s e.:
sar S.ss o. s ss
"a two bales cotton II being very fossy ss the time
ps 81. ~ :: {rs.;; day. With
II h .s's .fs.
sssi P::;ss:
H:ns csias had eaaass isS =:
and sns sSs Tss
i':s n: s's:s ss 10th
nf Has %s.s .s.ss % "a rss
oS n q 80 fsli il With large qssass: q
shis TsrI Ies.oa H.ss, St Marks, 10 days. with
csxs: days. with ndss and two p.s:snSsrs to In
~. Saf rss.
mi Sss,as d SSs..ysssi c..S:a.. days.
Bark ssysnnsh Croweli Savannah. days with coson.t
Bark Texas. leNair Savannah. days. with cotton. to
Bark Vernon Faye 80, Savannah. days. with cotton.
ard one passnssr De Jcsse Broshsrs Has
Bris Chsnss Coz musbs1a xpalsehioo. Il d.y. with
eot1 to c9s Anderson Co. zOtn ui lat q TO- Ion 80 81
sehr Alar,. frOsser Wilmington. NC. days. with naval
schr i. Brewster Norton Wilmington. NC sdays. with
Mary Davis Newbern NC days. with naval stores:
Sthr Rebeka Furlow, Beaufort, NC days with naval
stores.
sehr voant OSBORN Norfolk. days. 2sth ult miles
II Barns schr her beamends both gone,
esibesrd anohor bos could not her
she belonged TO pbiadeph PAINTED With yellow white
streaks blue bottoms Odd Telicws isn Of three links
lain ted On the etern; about 100 tons burthen.
4cEr James Darratt Jr, Cathea. Laurel Del. days.
Eloop Oregon. bonner, Middietown Point.
Steamer Rer nobsc, seymour Philadelphia.
Psetet ship America Lawrence from Liverpool Jan IS.
With m6se and passengers, to ID b A Kingsland.
Packet ship Yorkshire. Stcarmnn iverpoo Jan With
ndsc and passengers. to G Marshall Co.
Alo. 0ne bark, name unknown.
kAncH 2-Wind during the day from to SW,
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PauAuE' rntA, March 2, L,


Local dfulrs-- Mn S'xfsttcs--a'c.
s;he order loving Philaoelghiaas, there Is NJ
,hsg more gratifying than The great moral change
shst Is apparent n the ncac of The b'hoys about
town. The only remains Of In. forne. rosdy ssiri,
= IN occasional FIRE from in endlsrism, but fire.
mans fight ~ now Inong " hss bseas, and there
= death IN criminal eyfn's hiatt terrifying to
our Aldermen. and some q thc n ore eTis1sly
thi- lauv Of pulling Up stakes and embirSing tor
California. or in some moe profitable busineaa.-
The change is properly attributed to placing the
cort-ol OF the police under one head, and renov.
ing the spponling power from the authorities Of the
The schuylkin Navigation Company will "
ready 70 orun her osnai o. Reading on the ~ D
IUsf end 10 the coal region ~ the i1th inst
The gold hu hon deposited during February, was
tvo millions Iess than the price ding month. From
California there was ieceiytd........ sl.SDOi ~
frrm other sources 1000
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 100000
The shNer tuo1 depogiged during the month,
for coinage, VS. bu; s7,9OD.
The state a. the sub Treasury IL given in the
-, owihg official report ffom The Treasurer
Jan. 81. Balance. observation-disclosures. s327 13a Of
Feb %. Customs ........... s,Is2itI
Post efse money!. 1lsM 90
hiscellanseus. lft7o ~ - -
Total. ..a....................t os77oo "a
rsvNErrs - - -
Fsb %. .Ir,.su,y drai... siIasssI -
Int'st on losn., Sc loBl4 80 . :.
p.,.,e. v,s u. ls5t.............. ssgl 81 ~
T.c following are the mint statistic, Tor IN Fast
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stpnrvs CorRr o. rms USITTDsrarrs FrnausRr as
Ne SIN Reeside vs. Secretary Of the treasury Of
The Inited Gistss In erior 20 the Circuit Court of
the Unit.d states for the Distnst Of Columbia Mr
justice Woodbury. delivered the opinsn of the court
,Hrmirg The judgment q tae aid Circuit Court ia
this cause with costs No. IL james Darcy vs.
ketcIum. Rogers 4 Bennett In error 10 the Circait
Court a. the ntsd sts,ss Tor Loui lana Mr. Justice
CstroI delivered the opinion o. th, Court reversing
N, Iuff nent 81 the raid Circuit Court with eosts
rfs rsuandng this causs for further proceedings Ia
c.nicrmty 10 the opinion o. thi. Court No. 90 Tbs
United StAtss appellants w. d M Hughes 81 al Tbis
csuse trsnsd By Mr. Attorney General Crttend-n,
for IN. appellants, aud submitted 60 printed arxu.
mept for the sppellst.. No p2--wm n Van Buren,
plaintiff In eIfor. W VIM. biggss, use OF Libby
This esusp vas argued tor the plain id In error aud
Tor the defer dsnt In MI. Chtf Justice fancy
snnounc "a 10 the bar that the Court ~ adjourn on
russcsy The llth ~ Msreb srd that no arguments
VII be heard after III ur,cay, the 9Th Of Mach
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-03

TuE UNITED STATEs PRSstoS OfFlcx--In no
other department 81 the government has 80 sudden
On augmentation Of busiHtEs been realized as IN
this. "A h,lf year ago twenty five clerks were ad-
tquaie 20 the performance II lts business, but at
the present moment sixty.hye are tailoring with far
more than ordinary COnsiancy aud ylgor, aud yet
the business demanding their auentioa appears to
increase daily. We made call few days since
70 examine the routine 81 duties, and were never
more amazed than At witnessing the evidence Of
The facts we have stated. We will sndeayor 10
conduct our readers through the apartments in The
order IN which we traveTsed them.
In rooms as end "a are Mr. Heath, the Com
missioner ~ Pensions, and his chief clerk by
these gentlemen the whole business - ~, eryise 4,
all vsiters are received snd attended -, and all
letters are received. The number If visiers sin
hardly be estimstei; but when a. Is known that a
vast quantity OF business ~ despaiehrd In cJsi,r
cnces with members Of Congress, clsimenis aHd
claim agents, il will BE- understood that the ieyee
of the Commissioner is by no means the least POP.
ular of those held In this GUY i would he imPus.
sible to describe the pressure that IL constantly
bearing Gown IN this office All its transactions
ere with persons VINO have claims upon II, and who
believe that every hours dslsy il measure ~ in-
Justice to them, and who are often prompted by
their need 20 the most ardent impOriunites When
IL is RENE mbered, too, that every presented IL
10 be adjudged with re- ference 70 facts and the ia
depreciation of law, the duties and responsibilities
will not he regarded az OF simple or light cha.
racter Nor are the amounts always as small a. i
generally supposcd for instances AZ tunes occur a
revolutionary claims requiring the close q scrutiny,
upon which arrears are due. calling for several
thousands of dollars IN the tlrst draft -Udshtag-
ton RIM bic. Esb ~
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ATIEMPTED ARREST OF FUGITIVE SLAVES IN
PENaslIvANIA.-For several days there have been
among US several persons from the South, in quest
OF fugitive slaves During the time the subject has
been the topic OF almost general conversation.
There have bt en- in the community, il is supposed,
several slaves, now being looked after. Eleazer
Carey, the Commissioner under the Fugitive Slave
law, has, with his usual energy and promptness,
rendered the pursuers every assistance 10 his
power. But as yet, his efforts have not been sue
cessiul. Al one time II was said about two hundred
blacks were congregatDg together, and part Of
them armed. A military company was called out
by the commissioner, and marched TO the appointed
place. Their object was to protect the officer in
the execution of the commissioners writ. Finding
no colored men, the military returned and were
dismissed We learn that two Southern men drove
down TO the residence Of Jameson Harvey, in the
lower part of Plymouth few days since, where
they had learned a fugitive was employed They
met with him IS he was returning 10 Harvey's
with team. One of the men seized Of the
horses and attempted TO stop the team The black
swung his whip, when the horses sprung forw ard
and the man holding one Of them, fell, aud rolled
down a hill they were ascending. The black thus
made his escape. The pursuers mounted their wn
wagon, and made chase: Ascending another hill,
one of their own horses fell down, aud rolling over
broke the wagon, and thus the black nj ,de gooi
his retreat 10 the house of Harvey As he entered,
the Two men approached the house hastily with
cooked pistols IN hand. The black, aided by
female who happened 10 be there at the TIM,
fastened the doors. He then fled to his bedroom
where he armed himself with two loaded pistols
The family were greatly terrified at this display OF
fire arms, and scarcely in their alright knew what
they could or ought TO do. Mr.. Harvey who had
occasion 10 go 10 his store near by sent for by
the men, who made some demand Of him lie had
learned that the black had said he would not be
taken-that he was armed, and thar b. feelings
We're workeo up into state o. desperation. Tne
pursuers bang also armed, and the family greatly
alarmed, Harvey assured them he would make no
resistance, nor aid TO prevent their aues,iag the
black but that he could not tolerate the thought of
a murder being committed in his house. The men
returned 10 town without the black, and m lde pre-
paration 10 prosecute Harvey at Wilamsport.
Atterward, learning that the slave was valued at
5000, and Harvey, not knowing whittier he bad
gone, offered 10 give the men $500, il they would
manumit the slave. This they refused to take,
preferring 10 pursue Harvey with the law Ettks.
barre Pa AdracGtc FEB. u
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HruRbas, march, M
Berab~rrrs = Ftenr--No important alteration ha,
tss.n pises IN the market since last which oon
t,nusc ousl With N ssvthing, downward tendency,
e.p.efsly ter tie medium aud low grad. OF safe
ess vtstern. wLicb we're freely offered Tue
cify end EasttrB trade demand b-s been vsry NJ
rst. asd "a irp~rs entirely out ~ the market
Tbe receipt, u New Orleans were not 20 large and for
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Spurious half dollars, dated 1873, are in circus
lion 81 the Wet They are tolersby ssli txecntsd,
and calculated TO dsceiss
The fugitive fls,e shsifsoh vfo vas fe,oued from
the tHcsrs a. Btst,n arrived At foronto Canada on
the FAD nit,
The Legislatures Of Nsv York ed ournsd 90 Friis7.
until TO dsy 20 enable he q nittses 70 el9ss ~
tksir business
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PassenRers ArliYAfI.

LIvERpooL-Packet ship Prinoeton-Mrs Bailey, Miss
Pierce. ii Carpenter. "A s INSURANCE.
LUERPooL-Packet bhp Gaxsiok-Nrs Chandler and We
children. w Manning, Brown N etsley. ] apsele.
LonDon-Packst shp Hendrix Hudson sheAse. But
Ter. John Moss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-03

MOVEMENTS At HARVARD COLLEGE We learn
that Professor Edward L Charming has resigned
his pest Of Boy lston Professor OF Rhetoric and
Orstory IN Harvard College, Professor Chanuing
is the Oldest professor connected with the under
graduate department Of the college, having held
mis- office foG ovtr thirty years dis long devotion
10 the particular branches entrusted 10 his care mas
rendered him peculiarly adapted for the post ne
now resigns ard, verbal critic, he lie probably
superior 60 any enc else IN the county. Mr. Henry
w. Touty, who graduated In the eiss Of 1888,
and who yves for some time tutor 10 history and
political economy, " mentioned az most hstly TO
succeed Professor Charming, although his name
has also tetn mentioned IA conuectIon with the
profes orshp ~ hlsory, made vacant BY the rel C
Ton OF Mr.. Bowen, VINO, by the way. graduated IN
the same class ~ith Mr. JorreY. Il u understood
that Prof, scr Channiag remains til the close Of
the present aCgdfmlcbl year. The duties Of Pro-
lessor Bowen's office win be performed, during the
term just commenced by Mr.. John M M.Tsters,
tutor IN history aud political economy. Probably
al no PERIOD have tie changes the officers COZ
necied with Harvard College been so frequent as
during the past five years. Within that tune there
have been three acting Pre- sdenis, Me, SIS. Walker
Everett, and Sparks, and among the Professors,
Messrs. John g. Warren, Grecnlea', Webster and
Beck have ceased all active connection with the
college, while the tutors have been chsnged almost
every year. Among the new professors sIthin ,as
period named, are Messrs. Ag4stiz, Persons, Cash
mp, Cook, Bowen, and HoFsiord. Whether me
increased number az Oung men among The prOies.
so's, which every one must have noticed, - good
or bad feature, Is probably a point about which
tretc exis's some difference Of opinion. Bottom
Ions1pt, DIntk /.
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Married.

On february q. by the Rev. 4. Barrett Mr.. VII
LIAM RysR to Miss HANNAH BAR.FrT all Of this city
On March 1, by tbs Rev Mr verren, Miss CsLEsrIsF
FiysiER daughter of =. j Feusier of this city and
MIR HkNRI ANIsAssxL, OF u .neva Switzerland.
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SHIPPING.

VINHR ROYAL NAIL STEAM SHIP CAMBRIA" will
sail for Liverpool direct Satur lay 9th March, from
he docks Jersey city punotuay noon For roigh. or
passage apply to Z. CUNARD, Jun 80 Broad1ay.
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No arrivals this afternoon.
Clesred-Bsrk LsooDia, Ehads!phia; schr C Calhoun
Alexandria.
Arrived 2eships Greenwich Hsvre: Alste. Norleans.
Bark Eozletine EOrleens 18th nit lat 20 a. Ion SO
80 ss~ ship tteerng showing rod signal with black
dian ind in H..
Bark Kate Alice PA Passed Gibraltar Sd ult in
co with tIig Avon, from Malta for Boston.
Bark Island, Porto Kico via York schrs Alvaa
do, GeorPetovr, DC; Lucy White. NYork
PHuLaDELpafA, March 2, 81 Pm.
Sesr slip City Of Glasgow MATTHEW from Liverpool aad
chips sa anak sna VIM Penn from do arrived
the Break alter.
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A kIDSAPrER CONVICTED AT PHILADELPHIA A
Yesterday, George +. Alberty and John Fri3by
Price were placed on trial before Judge Parsons
on a charge of kidnapping Joel Henry Thompson,
free coloIed child, and removing TO the State Of
MsD land, where it has been sold into bondage.
The facts were that the parents Of the child, Viii.
liam and Caiharne Thompson, resided where i.
was born, in Burlington county, New Jersey; and
during the middle OF August last, Price Induced the
mother 10 leave home with her infant, then about
eighteen months Old, and come to this city, uaier
the pr, tence that his wife wanted TO The child
The woman and child were seen st the house OF
Price, in Vernon street, upon several occ asons
Thomas Richardson was employed by Abery 10
take The party to Elk'on, Mary land. Tney started
upon the journey about three o'clock in the afer-
noon. The first place they stopped at vas at Mar
Gus Hook, Then at HaTe's Corner, aad from hence
proct EIDE d 10 Elktcn Msusc'es were placed in The
carriage by Alberty. which he sand he would PIT
on the woman If she resisted him. Alberty, on
irving there, rot light coave vance, and went some
distance into the country lie returned with a mao
name Mitchell, VINO claimed The womln his
slave. Alter some conversation with her, ne said
lie would send her TO Georgia, and keep the chld
with him. The first iutlmauon Rich ard son mad Of
the woman being a slave, was her own adj ,-on
TO him after ;hey had got inio the State of Della
ware The defence was, that Aberty was acting
for Mitchell as his agent, under power OF attor-
ney, to remove the woman as Mitchell > Il AVE. and
that he could not separate her aud the child ia
sequence Of her refusal, and for motives Of humi-
niiy. Witnesses were also called to prove that
Richards was not entitled 10 belief under oath.
The jury retired, and, after few minutes elbera-
ton, returned into court with q verdict of curry
10 both defendants upon all the counts ~ tn bill OF
indictment Mitchell was also charged ia the bill.
bot, a. he sbseLtfrom the cry, was not on trial
The sentence OF AIhery and Pace was deferred
They were removed 10 prison 10 await the jldg
ment q he law philadelphia Le5ger, Mlrth 1.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail stoamers-Ths ships comprising this line are The

ATLANTIC Capt. West.
BALTIC. -. -. Capt. Comstook.
These having been built BY contract expressly for
government service every has taken
as also In thor engues to insure strength ana
fpeed and their accommodations for PASSENGERS ara
eguaed for comfort Price OF passage from New
York TO Liverpool Sl exclusive use Of extra size state
rooms f'Io; FRI Liverpool TO New York Eb An exps-
rereod Surgeon viii be attached to each chip No berth
be occurred until paid for " -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-03

WOOV ture-of sii ra<nsdiss ycs discovered. ths s
me-, osI,ss mssa speedy snt tssmensss ssrs. vi-
ent hs fesffio In dat dat or chA1fe
.Ys,'ess.os :. tvhnss hsny are erred n .yo ssys
~r,.t also ~ re IS AstcreusM ~ no xrcas x2r a3h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-03

(NHRisTiEs UhEVANIc cU3A11yEJ THESE cELy.
- tIaed ert ess 60 wnei fr their eo aey Ia AL
Nous aisesses ard IN debility And 81 ths
vops sm - Re he'd In New only the Az .ho-
izeG agspcy NO. 49, Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-03


EDWARD X C)LIINt, No b6 Wall al. NY,
Raowk SMILEY \ co, liverpool.
q. ROBERTS CO.,
IS Kings Arms Ysrd, London
L. DRAPER, in,
Boulevard. kontnsr;rs, Paris
Tho ovpega OF thsse bhps viii not he acsounta5s
FlJ eIyr. hul!on pccie jsweiry iresieus
taereof therein expressed
After the first OF April next tho rate rf freight Wy the
above cleaners frou Liverpool wtl b materially rsduss
NoTIcE-sgIP ALERT FOR SAN rRsECISso-sHIP-
pers will Ileae piete their AZ hab ia
Their Bile 0f lRdiug At once they he igaef
II. ID. SUTTON co, "a wan s9sret