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ism of the sliding SCALE were none OF them
abandoned without long and arduous assault.
And what were these interests in Great Britain
compared with the pecuniary and political ones
involved in the maintenance OF the slave power
of America In such contest the first thing is,
not to conceive of the possibility of failure the
second, to act with system and perseverance, for
success. Clergymen may betray their God, and
| political attorneys may receive their ten pieces
of silver for their treachery to their country
manufacturers may prefer their cotton to their
conscience and ship-owners choose freight IN
stead of liberty. All this has been done before
and therefore il may be done again; but there
| is nothing in it now which should swerve true
and honest spirit one hairs breadth from the
| line Of his duty. With truth and honor, justice
right feeling, liberty and sound morals on our
side, we may well afford to wait awhile for rea-
son to execute its perfect work.
Neither is there anything in the present as
pect of affairs to dishearten us. On the con-
trary, il is clear that at no preceding m, ment
has the public mind been so free from all exter-
nal Influences calculated to withdraw attention
from the mischefs of slavery. The old party
organizations, which are, after all, the most ef-
fective barriers erected by the slave power, have
been stormed, and are now lying pretty nearly
in ruins Discussion is more freely INDUCED
than it ever was before, and men are not dis
qualified for public station, simply because they
are suspected of too much hostility to slavery.
The general opinion of the civilized world tends
the right way. Nothing, indeed, opposes us
but the banded conservatism of certain pecuni
airy and political interests, and these may be ul-
mptely discomitted in regular ways. Lei as,
then, all agree 10 mature a definite and rigorous
plan of constitutional action to the erecntion Of
,ohich in The ioide future open 10 u.s. oiH pledge
our efforts. Our object must be to redeem the
| Union from the grievous shame which certain
of its nosiest and talsest eulogisis have lately
been inficting upon it. We ought to save it
from being the mere hand maiden of slavery,
| the instrument of narrow and selfish sectional
power. Let us heartily join and try; and if in
the distant hereafter, the dim prospect should
| appear to our vision of so perfect regenera-
ton of opinion in America, as that the eloquent
| language of one our friends in a neighboring
Sta shall have taken the character of prophecy
If, indeed, it be in the designs OF Gods provi-
dence that from the arctic to the torrid zone OF
America the sun shall, at some time or other,
shine upon neither master or slave, let it be an
encouragement to our exertion to think that the
very passage of this abominabe law, and the
stimulus of our opposition, may be among the
elements that will work together for that grand
result. | am, dear sir,
Your obedient servant,
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.
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e5B- The contemplate penny-a-liner who
has wriggled himself into the editorial chair Of
the Richmond Wig, is trying to wriggle him
self into further notice from us Whenever
he achieves any thing Of enough consequence
10 eniitle himself to our attention, he win re-
ceive il,
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u m HENfIUINy VsV, OIIHTTbsIOIIi y, U
p. S-Since writing the above, ! have seen
1t intimated that this convention will be called
upon TO act much more largely than was at first
suggested, upon the difficult questions between
the South and the general government. If it
shall do so, have no doubt the action will be
unfortunate. IL will, among other evils, divide
the people of the State into parties, instead of
presenting that unanmity which now does it so
much credit, and will probably, under future
contingencies give itmuch strength. The great
activity and zeal Of South Carolina, have de-
stroyed her moral and political influence, That
zeal and activity were not commendable In
themselves but, under actual circumstances,
were impolitic. II was slahderously called am
bition and desire TO dictate, that excited the
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FORM OF RELEASE.
Sealed and delivered in presence OF
1.-TWO witnesses.
Mar 29--dt3l X kwtSep3l

NOTICE to rcsiduary leKateos OF Nelson Reed, de-
IN ceased.Whereas by decree of Baltimore county sitting
Of equity, dated the day of March, 1856
and passed therein pending between James Dudley
himself and other egatees Nelson Reed deceased and William
Baker, William George Baker, under the will of said
auditor Of Baltimore
tbuoa of the funds the hands of said required
directed and said the noma
proofs that be Produced who the children of
Barton Rebecca Myers Elizabeth Echeberger who
tesaor wife, James Reed, Isaac Reed, (who
tesao Elizabeth Mar Rebecca Lloyd, and Jane
of living death of Nancy
Reed widow who died the twenty
ls49 having died before said Reed le
living Nancy Reed, what the and
death said Nancy Reed and also ascertain and
Alexander Reed Robert g. Reed brohers of the
Toreyson ster Of the either and
which the Of ne death Of said Nancy
Reed and either them dead who the children of
dcedent living death of said Nancy Reed having died
before said Nancy Reed left living said Nancy
Reed what and relationship such
living death Of said Nancy Reed and also
report children Of Dnnh Dudley
death said Nancy having died before the said Nancy Reed
report the parties entitled and
Nancy Reeds death have since died. who
sona of such
the time limited this notice the said the
who have established their title to participate in said
fund.
Now, pursuance Decree persons
will Nelson Reed deceased hereby notified appear and
their title before the said court before
Sepembsr 1851 and that default Of such
and proof parties failing will be excluded from
participation in said funds and that the will be distributed
among the parties appearing and proving their title
WM BAKER,
WM GEO. BAKER,
Ap8-law0w Trustees, Baltimore.
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a NEW Route PIttsburg, Vim the UeIftmOre, SUa-
grhanna, aud RoroodThrongh 10 Pnsurs ~
express will Cnvc'i station daily
will United Washington and Baltimore At ~
a. M connecting with the line Mddleown p.
irving at Harrisburg nj ~, m, TO dinner
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Athis have the option Of
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other points thae road.
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Of the VIII bs NJ ms
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The College Of 81. james,


(7he Diocesan College Of the Protcfan Episcopal Csureh)
THE tenth annual session VIII Monday October g. 1851
until the commencement day'the last
July 1852 New students recommended 10 enter
opening session. received they
nd emasd from the date of their ohrauce
college number Of classes, affords all the
and the successful termina
ton course confrs graduates the usual
demieal degrees.
school, Immediately adjoining the college, and
supervision OF the but under distinct dcpne,
beginning Of their acadencsl and
The and direction OF the
college special advantages TO the pupils
school
In classes, the study Of the Greek language is
omitted place supplied by additional studies in modern
rua book keeping, sc,
The college entirely henthul and, by m dis
and villages favorable good morals and
order.
1Kemp Hail. building 30 feet by 40, will be ready for
in addition
Evans lecturer civil and ecclesiastical and u.
Alexander, LII. d. lecturer physics and chemistry
The whole charge he in the college and
SCHOOL, for the session of ten months hundred and twenty
dollars payable SENT annually y advance.
Applications for admission 10 be made 10
Rev. JOHN ~. KERFOOT, u. D., Rector,
College OF ST. JamesP, o. Maryland
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Valuable Business stand for Rent In Washington


UREE in the large building erecting the old
established Market
Space will The lt Of October
They built modern style the dry goods
and with gasghs The 10 feet wide by
the clear with sidegh the the -
u feet high II basement Is wide by 55
deep and feet inches hhn the clear dry and finished for
well ghed windows
building The second fronting Market Space, II feet
then becomes 26 wide by ~ having
wide by % feet long has basement finished for
e 2 feet wide by 50 feet deep feet 6inches high There
from each with basement by
stairway The third feet wide by 81 feet Deep with sky
light the very large store
be made by throwing the last stores into Each store
has a In the pavement for fuel.
the LIST OF October next
the side of and
fronting main business the
III "a feet wide in the clear by IS feet deep and four stories
high deep. II Is built the
and capital stand for wholesale retail
business OF any kind.
subscriber, Miss Brscoe's, south side
Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th streets
Aug 4-eod2w ANNE n. DERMOTT
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE-The lectures in this
IN Institution viii the first Monday of November
and continue until March.


IN petition Sewai OF New London Connecticut,
praying the extension Of patent granted TO him on e oh
1897 Improvement railway for years
said patent which takes place on the sm
day OF October, 1851
said be heard at the Patent Obce on
September, ia5 at - O'Clock and all persons
notified appear any they haVe why s"
petition ought be granted.
required 10 he IN me fatent
specifically forth in writing least twenty
All testimony filed by eiter party TO
accord
ance with ofc which will be furnished appica
.
ordered Also this notice be published in the Ineisence
ID. DAILY Boston,
sabusets; Providence Journal Povdence r. Courant
ford Connecticut; Express, N
Inquirer, Philadelphia week for
successive weeks previous the 29, day Of september next
THOs. EVBANK,
Aug 2-taw3w Commissioner OF Patents
r. sEdyrs papers please copy, their
bills the Oice, this
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OTICE-Fire pIugs.-The following is published for the
IN information public The penalty will be enforced against
all who violate Its provisions:
of Aldermen AND Board Of Common
Council Of the city Of Washnsfon That or persons
break nju OF the fire plugs erected asng Pennyvana
authority Congress- without having FIRST oh
written of the Commissioner of Public Build
rom said for other than for the
the departments OF the and he companies Tor the
fires they shall,
fined than five than
twenty dollars be collected and applied other fines are
hydTans the Commissioner
of Public Buildings hereby revoked - :
WILLIAM Easily,
July l0-eoIw Commissioner of Public Buildings.
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HEADQUARTERS MARINE CORPS, +
Quartemasers Office, Washington Aug l2 1851.
SEPARATE proposals will be received at this office until l2
O'Clock, tuesday, the Goth supplying the
blue 6 furnished
by department. and be delivered in New York Philadelphia
as the direct follows viz 1900 yads on
before october,
December 1851 Proposals be addressed the
the Marine Corps, Washington
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Boston, habit of publishing proposals" for this office,
Will the
send their bills by printed Of the advertise
ment, Office payment
I4-3tawt26h
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United states Patent Once.

N the petition OF John Thomas, Of Pinned New Jersey
for the Of granted to him on the yum
1897 ydocks, for seven
said patent which takes place ho ~ '' "
December 1851 -, on.. oo
II ordered that the said petition be heard at the la ad al.
Monday, November, 1851 ai ~ O'clock, ="
persons are notified appear any hy naF
why said petition be granted an, IN ,e p,,,n,
required 70 NE ~ W.
objections specifically set forth 10 wnnns n ,sr n,,
Al testimony hed 0 ' p,,p ="
he ,sed NJ the sad hearing taken and Hhn"en ~
eoraanee with The rules Office whch wiz pe " ~
picauon. a, the Jp,eIioenoer
..a Iiainn u. bostob
sachnes Providence Journal Providence, hh"ae isana IN
va New BrUnswick, New Jersey; and
nune Wv Innure Philadelphia, vana week for
weeks previous % the 2it day Of November next
bfee sueeess''' ~ THOs EWBANK,
of
Editors of will please and send their
AN. n he Patent ofce with paper containing this notice,
Iune f3-law3w
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University of Virginia.

THE University of Virginia will
The LIST Of October and continue without nemssion
til the 18th of The University following schools
and 1ectureship viz:
l. Ancien, Languages-Protessor Gessner Harrison,
2 Modern Languages-Proessor NJ Schee de We're, LIZ d.
3. Mathematics Edward H. Couronay, Lii.
l. Natural Phiiosophy-Protessor VIM b. Rogers LIZ D.
: g. Medcne-proess& Henry Howard, MD.
Comparative Anatomy Physiology, and surgeryJames L. Ca
8 Moral Pblosophy-profsssor WIN H. MccuGey DID, IL d.
8. Law-Professor John b. Minor, LII. d.
u Adjunct Professor ? H9leomse con
my-John Stage Davis, A. NJ, NJ d.
To be admitted University years
but Of two brothers applying for matreuaon the Faculty
II applicant admission any
corposted seminary he received the
evidence, to the Faculty, OF general good conduct
The whole exclusive Clothes books
pocket money, are estimated as follows;
Board, including attendance months 500
Fuel and candies be furnished by Proctor
dormtory at $50 ~ in room al SIS .. IS
Washing be had al about $40 session
Rem. Of an entire dotmi'oy s6 for half If occupied by
Matficuaon fee library, and public Is
Fees If single professor be attended, $50 two, $50 each
If three more, S25 each
In school of junior class fees above
class, higher each giving
mission besides, lower class in the schoo-say
s2as
Medical Department.
for tuition
the Demonstrators Zee se5.
9monts enables the student 70 complete coue OF studies
that OF other medical institution in the Unon
tending only two Lectures day
School
An adjunct prossorh having been appointed in the department.
the Of study has been enlarged The subjects Of equity and
will be ADDED short of lectures the
civil law together exposition portant leading
wM $. KEMrER,
Proctor and Patron Of the University Of Virginia
a
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NOTICE hereby given under the authority vested
IN Of Sd March, les3 unsod Of the
proved lands Upper oho ceded BY the wyando.
lat 1912 offered public SALE
~ttt@
The act Of Sd March, s43 price
AZ Two dollars and m and that ths value of
shaii pe PAID IN addition price of the land.
ne sale wi be kept longer absolutely
10 ohef ue lands, exceeding weeks.
Given under hand city Washngton this seventeenth
uay Oh 9u nho Domin thousand hundred
JOHN WILSON,
20 Acting Commissioner of the
July2i-lawow General Land Office.
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.

| - Assistant Teacher Wnntsd ImmedsaseV'
THE Principal IN o. Male Academy wishes to
teacher who " duaned 20 teach
mathematics He must
habits snd good moral character
and II by letter post paid.
10 he Principal.
Vshlo
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RICHMOND, August IL, 1851
conformity code of Virginia of l649, 49l section
| is, hereby whom may that
appears certificate of the escheao of the county OF Berkeley
land Office the g day of August 1851 that BY
inquest held the 18th day Of July 1851 the following tracts or
Berkeley, have been found
this Commonwealth to wit:
SO Back creek assessed Benjamin An
drewss heirs.
1Ilehanes branch, assessed Peter Deals heirs
Packhorse 10 James Greer
Little Mountain, assessed to John Powes heirs
n Iackhorse road, assessed
Back creek, assessed TO John Shocks heirs
Frederick county line assessed Isaac scos
heirs. vi
Mountain assessed Wm Tibbs
+ +
IA acres mouth creek Andrew Jenkinss
heirs. +
s. II. PARKER
Aug l5-law6w Register Land Office.
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Navy Beef and Pork for 1864.

Navy beef and Pork for lSb4.
NAVY DEpA
Bureau Of Provisions aud Clothing, August 49, 1851
,rAIED osoposas "PIoposa for Beef and "PTo
no.ss for PORK be, will be received at this
s unu n O'Clock Saturday, the 2uth day Of September
n-r Tor delivering free OF all cost and risk TO the
United States ..,.s -, ,,v.a 49,.
sand six hundred barrels OF Davy pork -, -, ii
Each barrel 10 contain hundred pounds
weight either artce VIII be
paid o delivered the respective as loows
- Banels beef Barrels pork.
Al Chnrlestown, Mgss. 800 .,-.. l2V
Al Brooklyn N. ooo i,5o
Al GOsport Va............."i,0 i,0oo''..'
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of law MILLARD FILLMORE President of The
United States OF America hereby declare
MARE Pai III ss I sss S BE- hs q s land oss sAuT
twenty day next The disposal Of ,nose sec
ions and Of section. q public limits
o. the following named townships aud fractional
90 ny mineral leases no purchased repsed by geoog,
not, By reason Of
~ @ Of n ah January s4s and June sh 1880 and
ofefed under the provisions Of The entitled
met in Michigan, and the Chippewa district Wisconsin" ap-
proved 10th September, 1850, to
North Of tAe Ie line Of the principal meriaian
townships foryseven, forty forty nne range
Townships fy eight and my nine of range ,epyseyen
Townships hty-one, y,ws, and range twenty
townships my one hfy,wo, hseven, dfyeghi, my
townships % lone, fytwo, hysiI hyseven, and
Townships h.yone hy hay seven, hOyexh
AT Tosasalps 3, ay yhvs, nar nsssen
Townships fifty four, hyhve hyx, dy range
Townships dhy three hy four yhve, h, six,
V ss fSss Of range anS av
oSnships Townsps and Of range hiysI
Township my one, Of range thirty nine
ro%nshipp. TownsMp my aSv one am 81 or range range forty
Townships foryeigh fortynne, hf, hy- one, range
Townships foryeght forynnc, fifty, hyone range
Townships fOryght forty nne hy and hy one, of range
anS ens 1na @
Townships forysx, foy seven, forty eight forty nine,
forty -
townships forty and range foryesh
Lands appropriated by
other together with swamp iands
made unit thereby for cultivation any
by the Sate authorities appointed
ment Of the public saie under the entitled An
State Of Arkansas and other swamp
within their limits approved September 49, 1885, rn erudd
from the sales And locations
ed law Congress military the
United States will be permitted
as py e a entitled " An act making o,
March, 1851. s =
Particular lists Of the deposited
the register and receiver Sau se Marie before day
and the offerings Of the lands will
pointed and viii they
with all convenient despatch shall
red and the sale thus closed but the sale shall be kept
longer than weeks, and lands
will be admitted expiration
Given under hand city Washington twenty
day July Domin
M1LLARD FILLMORE
BY the President:
]. BuTTERfIELD,
Commissioner O he Office.
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University OF Pennsylvania, Medical Dcpnrtnscnt.
EsMy-sirth session, (l65i-'5l.)
HE lectures VIII commence on Monday October the and
j. a The close Of March ensuing
Theory Practice Of Medicine by George Is. Wood M
Anatomy, VILLAIN e. Hprner, NJ, d.
Medica and Pharmacy, Joseph Carson, ID.
Chemistry, Jnmes ". Rogers u. ID.
Surgery, William Gibson, NJ. ID. ..4s, ~.
Diseases Of Women Children Hugh
Hodge, NJ. d.
Institutes OF Medicine, Samuel Jackson, Nj. d. aa@
Clinical Pennsylvania Hospital by George
Wood M. D.. and by Geo. w. Norris, nj. ID.
Demonstrauve instruction medicine and
Of the medical acuy assisted by W. W. Gerhard NJ d.
and Henry II. Smith, NJ D.. l .sFE
Practical anatomy by John Nel, NJ. d., demonstration.
Amount Of lectures University $O5
Matricuang fee, (paid once ony)
Graduating iee ~
w. E. HORNER, NJ. D.,
Dean OF the Medical Faculty,
3s6 Chestnut street, above Theenh opposite
Mint, Philadelphia. Ns#3 5
Aug I-2awtOctl5 +