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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31
Proceedings OF the Mining Region Teachers In
Siitute, held at Hazel Green, Wisconsin.

The Institute met at two o'clock, p NJ
June 23d. 1851 at the PRESBYTERIAN
Church in Hazel Green pursuant to call
in a circular and was opened by reading
and prayer by Rev J. n Phillips
Mr. j. Rood was appointed Chairman.
and Charles G. C.Childs elected Secretary
Mr. Childs stated the object of the Inst
tute and reported on the part of the com
mittee appointed by the Platteyille Insti-
tute. their action and motives in calling
the institute at this time, and in engaging
the services of Prof S. r. Sweet of New
\ ork to take charge of it as Principal
Prof Sweet then delivered an introduc-
tory lecture in regard to such associations
Of teachers, and the effect Of institutes in
elevating the Teachers profession. and in
promoting the cause of Common Schools
by directly enlightening the public mind
in the practical details Of popular educa-
ton
The names Of members were enrolled.
and the exercises of instruction commen-
ced by a lecture on the philosophy Of A
rithmetic, followed BY exercises on Elocu-
ton
a discussion for the evening session was
proposed on the enquiry, At what age
ought child to be first sent to school
Adjourned to meet at 7 - o'clock in
the evening
EVENING.
The Institution met and the discussion
was had, on which the opinion of the In
stitute was giyou that six years is gener-
ally the proper age at which children
should be first sent to school
Committees for various purposes were
appointed, and arrangements made for a
regular order of proceedings
Board of nstruction-ProfS S r Sweet
Principal c G. c. Childs, Lucian Rice,
Assistants,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31

servation have taught rs that something
more than mere education, such as Is CD
tanned IN our colleges and academies. is
absoiutel y necessary to qualify person
for successful teacher in our Common
Schools and that nothing in our opinion
IS SO well adapted to the supplying of this
deficiency as Institutes such as the one
about drawing to close in this village
Resolved, That we regard it as highly
desirable that the business Of teaching.
should rank among the other learned pro
fessions; and that temporary Normal In
stitutcs are eminently calculated to br.ag
about this result.
Resolved That the thanks of the o;ti-
zens Of Hazel Green. are due to Prof s.
Il. Sweet, of \ y. for the able and salts
factory manner in which be las conducted
the Hazel Green Teacher Institute: and
take great pleasure in warmly recommend
ing aim to the confidence and attention Of
all friends Of education in the West
All Of which is respectfully submitted
n IL HENIUP.
j VI PHILLIPS.
). CRAWFORD.
u. RICHARDS.
J EHOTWELL
Hazel Green. July 4tb. 1851
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31
VOLUME ". NUNBER 40.

The following branches of study were
arranged for daily exercise, with some ex-
were continued during the term
of two weeks
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31

DRUGS * MEDICINES.


fINIE subscriber Is now opeting a large Stock
4 ol fresh Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Oils DYES.
Patent Medicines &c &c 5,l,t received from lie
East. consisting in part ol
bhre Lead- d5y & an oii f5Ilte & Cider Tiaerar,
Rc5 and Bllck Lead Paint Latep 4, Hgrueez
ChroateS, Grean s Ieli9sg lals
Paris Gteea- t.5hshes & Ti1pertule
PrlSziup. Indigo & Fig Itlue4g & Chalt
blues fetfg. Giass &C. Sc
Rea 4 siotr Ocares, &c. Qhiet Sirer & .4cds
Log Rel s Brazil ,coods, Ptys Chemicals.
aad a f,dl assortment or Drugs s Medicines
he has also received a new supply of Or. d.
Jsynes. Family Nedlcnes 1f Christie's
Galvanic Curatiyes IA ,gray Ready Re
let, Perry Davis paiu-killer, Dr.
1oWnsend.s SaTs1Fa-lla SYRUP.
Scarpas acoustic Oil, tfofatts,
Lee Braudreths y rights
Pills, &c, &c.
Physicians
Country Dealers
and Purchaser In general,
are respectfully invited 70 call and
examine MS stock before purchasing elsewhere.
THEODORE RODOLF.
May 18th, Brick Drug store opposite
1881 the Court House. 4.2atf
FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES.
Just received at Rodofs Drugstore,
Geru.ue CogHiac Brandy,
Holland Gin
jamaica EUla,
Pure PORT. Madeira. sherry & Claret Wines.
y CARB0YS N,uic Acid
- >ulphuric acid
For sale 3v IHEO RODOLF
Scrapas Acoustic Oil
pr Jacksons Pills and letter Embrocation
Pure Cod Liver OH.
Hinge and Pivot Trusse-.
For sale By THEO. RODOLF.
ALWAYS ON HAND
White Wine Vinegar,
CIDER Vinegar. pure
aud lor sale l,y THE0. RODOLF.
HRTGHI'-S s INDL4N TEGETAbLE Pills
Fr40R sale by the undersigned, who Is sole au
- taorIzed Agent for t5is place for the sale o
tie sa1ue. THEO. RCDOLF.
sP INSEED Oil bol~ of Linseed OIL for
IL sale bv THEO. RODOLF.
wv INTS-Port. Sherry and Madeira wines
~ for sale by THEO. RODOLF.
srl AINTS-50 kegs vh.fe lead in oil. ha
~ barrels dry white lead. ! half barrel red do
one barrel black lead, lamPb'ack chrome green
an5 yellow. and general assortment OF Paints for
sale al the New Drug Store bv +. RONOLF.
Tust received bv Prairie =chooners a large a
AMOUNT OF Sar, which VIII be sold on the bestterms-
BEECH Y TILLEY.
Juae aa+h.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31

LCCIAN RICE,
& w. RIcHARDsNN,
DANIEL BANFILL, o..
SoPRRoNIA CULVER,
Anna NJ DERRING;
EuELNE + CLARK
BY the Citizens
WE. the Committee, appointed on the
part of the citizens of Hazel Green, to
submit preamble and resolutions, ex-
pressive Of their views on the Importance
and utility Of temporary Normal Teach
er's Institutes, would beg leave most res
pectfully to report as follows
Whereas, The very rapid progress Of
the age in those arts and sciences which
soeminentIy contribute to a nations great
ness, imperiosly demand a cores sponding
progress ia the science of Common School
Education and whereas, the permanent
prosperity Of the State depends upon the
intelligence and morality of the whole
people and as this intelligence can be i'm
parted to the masses only through the
medium of Common Schools, Therefore,
Resolved. That the cause Of Common
School Education should enlist the earn
est attention and hearty cooperation of
the public snjud for upon it, in a very
great measure. rests the future character
of the rising generation for usefulness, as
well as the progress Of the nation in lear
ming and morals
Resolved, That the great desideratum
in our system of Common Schools is a
high standard Of qualification, intellectual
and moral, accompanied by department
corresponding with the dignity aud res
possibility Of their vocation on the part
Of those engaged in teaching IN said
schools
Resolved, That both experience and Oh
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31

The following preamble and resolutions
was offered by the secretary and unani-
mously adopted:
Whereas, An impression Is prevalent
IN community that an important object of
this association is to extort exorbitant fees
Therefore, Resolved that the governing
motive of this association is improvement
in scientific knowledge, the cultivation of
amore familiar and friendly feeling among
the members of the profession, thereby
tue more thoroughly securing society from
the nefariOus designs of ignorant impos-
tors, and enabling US severally the better
to discharge our duty and the more faith
fully to serve those among whom we labor
After the transaction of some farther
business the Society adjourned to meet at
Mineral Point on the first Thursday Of
December 1871
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31

a SIX Ez3N SE2 81 Mineral Land
IS ssr printed ana for saleat TINS 0ffce-
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-11
"THE WORLDS FAIR =

There is saying, old, but true,
That " every day brings something knew !"
Which :" something y for lis day will rage,
The wonder of this wond'rous age
Thus old Joice Heath went through the land =
And so did Johnson's eolOred baRd
Then Ole Bull; the swiss Bell Ringers;
And mum Ious bands of negro singers5
Then Tommy Thumb, who KISSED near
Two million ladies' in year
Barnum, the Great; Lopez, the bIaye;s
Sweet Jenny Lind, and Powers Gfeek slave5
All have enjoyed their length of days.,
And all received their need of praise
And now, beyond the bounds of ocean,
We've seen contentious aad commoton.
spot in London Vic selected,
Crystal Palace she erected,
Where /" furious Frank and fiery Hum"
The Yankee and the EDgshman,-
The Turban'd Turk, and Spains Grandeesy
East Indian and the Portuguese
Could all forget their ancient rage,
And in mOIe peaceful strife engage;
Each rear aloft its standard highs
Each win the palm OF victory
The strife begins-the commences,-
And heter, skelter--oyer fences
And pushing, pulling, holding back,
Go all the wager-w inning pack
And when the contests almost ended,
And when their strengths almost expended.
Then JONATHAN, before their eyes.
just rushes up, and TAKES THE
He plowed their land. and moved their oats
And picked their locks and beat their boats
And told then that, throughout creation,
There's nothing like the ankee nation
Though some i'll distant lands would loam,
They'd still sprinkling left at home.
There's Webster, Clay, and Thomas Benton,
And many more that he could mention;
And works of Art-for some hing fine
Macullar-in the Clothing line
Has placed without his spacious Store,
genus homo, at the door,
To show to all, who've any wits
That he can clohe and g give them-fits ny
AT Worcester. in the Old Bay State
AT early morn, or evening late
You'll find him with perfect stock,
At CLOTHING BAZAAR-PIPER BLNnk
There may be bought, do suppose,
The Csentleman's :. Farmers Clothesn
at prices, too, the lowest sum,
For ~ trade there When Pm TO hum
% The Y ankle, of course, knew where it was rsn
tts interest to trade; if you all will trade the same
place il will undoubtedly be for yOar do so
Macullar. Williams & Co.
SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSED MAN
No. Z Piper's Block
CLOTHING BAZAAR, I'll MAIN STREET,
sep26 dwistf WORCESTER
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-11
AUCTION SALES.
Public Auction.

WILL. he sold at Pubic AneiIoh, at the Dwelling
w Honse fori!eily occupiot by Lssander Sioehweil
pelF the Cemetery, "n
WEDNESD tY. the I2lh ;lag ol Nov inst
at O'Clock T. NJ, nii the Soap Ase4 Grease b. iiiess
Press aud Pumps Together will AL The Tools Fix
tures necessary for carrying The soap and 6andle
business
Aso-1 Horse; Wagons, Harnesses; Set
IRA verse Runners Robe, b lis, !'la Reis, le good
Shoa Hay, with many oter articles 100 llnIIeroas 10
mention in this notice. lease Of the premises can be
had ior of yerrs, il wanted for carrying ON ihr
Soap Business. The above property viii be sold az
above stated duIess previously sold ht private salr
Terms Cash MARY sToCKWEiJ., Admir-.
nnY1-d4iis
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-11

III. x. Stratford woud say TO all those
wishing good Dagnerreoypes of themselves or friends
that they can obtain Ibem by calling on him. at The
Great Daguerrean Palace, Nos Is and II Harrington
Block, corner OF Main and front sts where all viii be
treated with civility and poens Enlhe satisfaction
guaranteed sep27dlf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-11

Particular Notice.-T The heat Daenerri otynes
made in this CITY are made III Ds.YAN ALSTiN'S two
doors north Of the American Temperance House The
puohc are invited to call and examine spccimens /
have got la &C and splendid coy of tie Geek slave
taken while al the fair in IL city, which well worth
visit to my Io1ms. o3Od3w
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-11

Il. B: Me n o Is, Nj. d., HOMEOPATHIC Ply
sIcIAN, Residence No. l2 Main Street. Office hours
from to A. M, to and TO eP.M
Aug 8, IS5L div
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-11
LU NIB E r

I,HE undersigned has constantly on hand, and viii
furnish to order all descriptions o. NoitncIh, isas
n ana Western lumber ut the lowest market prices,
delivered in this city, on the limo Of connecting Rail
Roads. s f..t.is3 ae ss =, =, ~ n A. on, Na,, :,
Yard on Plymouth street; once no zV' MAIN ~ >
wo j, ors north American House. :. o,ou, i
pl2-diatf .s i go taaA H. VA DA""'''
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-11

DIR. II. w. BuxtOn. PULMoNIsT, Corner of
Main and Myrtle streets, opposite Colion's Nutsery,-
Where MS services can he promptly obtained at any
hour by day or night when prevented by previous
Professional Duties.
AuscullalIon all, Advice. Free. ,llf-.Iec25
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-11
Wood, EIsnaber, aisti E'aFEHa

At 4 UCTI0
WI III. be sold, at Public AuciiOn, on WEDNES-
w DAY, the l2;h day Of November, next, a, NINE
O'Clock. A. NJ. on the premises about Thirty Acres Of
WOOD and 1IMBER, standing, of heavy growth, in
lots suit purchasers Said Lot is situated the Otis
Place. so called near the Worcester Turnpike, distant
Seven miles from Worcester and Three miless from
the Wesboro Depot and is in the immediate vicinity Of
two Saw Mills.
The Farm. also, containing about 100 Acrcs will be
offered for sale at the0ame time.
For further particulars enquire of A. w. SEAVER,
Agent for the heirs Of the late DR. STEPHEN BALL.
Marlborough Oct 22, 1851. dlww3w%
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-11
WILLIAM IcKINs SON,
NOTARY PUBLIC.

Will attend to this aud to other matters of bus1ess m
his Office over the Central Bank noved
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-11

Segars of exquisite flavor are always to be
found in qvPntities to suit, at the Drug Store of
L.. T. LAZELL,,
13-du 20l Main st.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-11

HChf1sOn's Furn c s., Ponds Ranges
icdenbergs Portable Furnaces, and Emerson's Vent-
lators.
J.F. LoRING, Agent for the above, 70 Main street.
Milf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-11

Mrs. ;. G d w In, an experienced and success
fn Midwife, holds herself in readiness day and night
T. attend to the duties of her profession Residence
No. Austin street. o2l-dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-11
Hosiery, Gloves, &c.
A FuIl AsSnrtment of

"A FuII AsSOfGmemt OF
T AIDES MISSES AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
i Mems and B vs. HALF HOSE.
LADIES' Silk Fleecy Lined CASHMERE, AMI other
Styles, Winter Gloves, Misses and Childrens GLOVES
In great variety.
and Heavy Buck, Driving Gloves.
CHILDREN'S MIrTINS, Tippets, IIuods, &c, in
great variety, and always at the lowest prices
o29-d6twtf H. H. CHAMBERLIN Il co
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-11

I'HE subscribers, having purchased the ,,,.s.. -
Brown, in the CROCK ERY NJ an 4 ,s1c y, ~
,u wu continue the same as hctsfnfnrc under ha
Post O1ice). q ~ y - ia A. n, ~ ASwpppsse the
@ag5-dtS y xInr1.rs = = o.8W ~ W. I
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-11
Boarding.

A GENTLEMAN and his wife can be accommodated
IN with Board a. q large pleasant Room. Also,
or two single men Gun be accommodated with Board by
applying at No. School st. novll-dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-11
CLIO HING!
CUSTOM OR READY-MAD D E,
AT THE EXTENSIVE
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
A. H. WARE,

As H w "A ES EIs
Nos. g. Merchants Row, front of Worcester House.
u HE subscriber has superior facilities for the produc
ton of CUSTOM CLOTHING, of all descrip
tons. which he is prepared to make up order with
promp tness in the most thorough manner, and in
point of style and finish unsurpassed, and at the
lowest possible prices. tie will have constantly
hand large stock of Piece Goods, which will be sold
very low persons wishing to make their own cio-
thing. He has also hand oil times extensive
stock of Ready-made Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
at wholesale or retail, consisting OF
Dress. Frock, and Sack Coats,
Adapted to all of the year, made from every
variety and quality of cloth
PANTALOONS-On one thousand pair
Velvet Satin, Silk, Valencia Marseles, and all kinds Of
VESTS!
And large assortment of YOUTHS 6 BOYs, CLO-
THING, OF every desirable style
ONERALLS, GREEN SPENCERS, & UMBRELLAS,
single or by the dozen
Satin, Silk, and great variety of fancy
CRAyATS, STOCKS, AND SCARFS.
Kid Buck, Silk, Linen Lisle Thtead and Cotton
GLOW ES.
And Cotton Worsted, MeriBo, and Wooden Socks
Caps Suspenders, &c all of which will be sold in
quantities suit customers upon the plan of the well
approved maxms honesty is the best policy"
and 6 nnibe sixpence better than slow shilling
Iy Please call with your friends and see if these
things be
u The attention of COUNTRY MERCHANTS is
invited A. p. WARE.
WANTED, as above, Is or 90 Custom Pant makers
Apply Immediately. sep27 diff
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-11
Ladies' Cater Boots.

nNE OF the Largest and best Assortmenis of Ladies'
" Cater Bo Is, ever offered to the ladies' Of Worces
ter, can now be iound ut
nl-du q. A. DREssER,s. l7s Main s,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-11
Gloves.

100 DOE Of all the different Fall Styles, just re
lOO ceived from New York, and Sc Ing low, at
HUDSON'S, Mol Flagg's Block,
o26-deod3w Opposite Central Hotel.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-11
Shirts and Drawers.

ENTLEMEN, you can find a aool sssor,, !, .,, -
~ SINUS o. the above goods our store for sale 4
ne w very lowest prices. Harrington Corner correr y
r. We have in store. FuRNIstslNcl Hz2, e,aaeas,,e
y nov4 so. a 6,s VINO wii give US CALL a, low pricea
l ~ = I A.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-11
New York Annie,

49, NOW LUX Apples.
A Large lpt of very choice WINTER FRUIT, of va
IN rious kinds, Just received and for sale by
DEXTER, stones co.
octsV aim 20 S1uthbridge Street.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-11
Cloths.

ClOCnS.
A LARGE stock, particularly adapted to the Retail
IN trade, at great bargains. at
sl@ fR nUDSUN'S, No. lFlaggs Block,
O2edeod3w Opposite Central Hotel.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-11
Dressing Robes.
Potash.

rINHE Goods, and also the gar ments Ready Made. nj
l. HUDSON'S, No. | Flaggs Block.
o2Sdead5w Opposite Central Hotel
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-11
ALBERT CLARKE. Apotheoar19',

ND dealer in Drugs Medicines Perfsmar,v Ch..4.
a - cais; brushes, Fancy Articles, and Old Havana
Clgafs- fhyslcians supplied with PURE Medcines -
Boston prices Prescriptions carefully prepared
" The cellar of the establishment il annrapr;.,.a
TO Paints Oils, Varnishes Fluid and Camnhene ,vh,ch
toners. f'-' ~ suit cuA
sas Main street. correr Pleasant street, Worcester
4itS o3-ltfo
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-11

ROCaSn.
IF superior quality, just received and for sale by
DEXTER & STONE,
March dtf 5outhbrdQe-st
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-11

For Sale or to Let.
"A FARM OF about 70 arrcs OF land sl,na,sa .h.,,
"A or miles from he Civ Han -.unsQ soout
TWO or three hundred cords OF emf and
oaIsu m from SAID Farm. Apply SC on to- ss-~'> 10y
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-11

"A nEhx Large Assortment of Clcthina can he fo,,a
a =. our Store, Of the hest Sfyfe, Make nni M; sh
Frons e oy Ivy HARRINGTON Corner corner ii Main and
nova dtf ps,.xrex N . = -
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-11
Two Valuable House Lots

)LEAsANTLY LIZ S situated on BSrErlr sr; Containing
Ss,OuV Feet, each. These Lots afford 4 rare IN
P1isuny 70 persons wishing to locate neartbs New
Msenine shop, or the Junction Depot as hey viii ~
ols-d2m E. 7. MILES. 2a1 Main ~,
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-28
From The Matches (.M;ss. Fee Trader.

To THE FRIENDS OF THE SoUrH--It is pro.
posed by the friends of the South, those who
are opposed to Northern aggression, or South
erfI submission to the unconstitutional nets of
Congress, designed to destroy our institutions,
to hold meetings at Woodvile, on Tuesday, the
2lst day Of January next, at Natchez, in Adams
county, on Thursday, the 23d, at Fayette, JEFF
ferson county, on Saturday, the 25th, and at
Port Gibson, on Monday, the 9th of said
month, for the purpose Of hearing discussion
upon the subject of their aggrcssions, and for
the organization Mt each OF those places, of
Southern State Rights Associations
II is expected that the Hon. p W. Tompkins,
7. Jones Stuart, and other distinguished South
ern rights orators, will be in attendance Our
friends in each of said counties will, as we are
informed, take the necessary steps to ensure full
meetings.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-28
ARRIVAL OF THE FALCON.
Later FROM THE Isrunrus.

t. The Z. S. mail steamship Falcon, Lieut.. Harris
tene, U. 5. ~, commanding, from Chagres ano
Havana, arrived last evening. She left tn,
former port on the 18th, and the latter on tn,
10th instant. The Falcon brings ll3 cabin ant
81 steerage passeng rs, and Sl5,SS4 in GOLD
dust, consigned MS follows:
3,62S 90 To Churchman Roberts g. Co
$4,000 90 Order, marked +. & W.
1886 90 6" w. Hodge & Co.
Three deaths occurred on board the Falcon
on the passage. Mr. A. Kehew, of Salem. Mass
died of the ryphus fever on the 22d inst Mr.
Grover, of Groton, Mass, on the oath, of the
same disease and Mr.. b. Rice, of Monmouth
Maine, of consumption, on the same day. The
bodies were buried at sea-
The steamship Georgia left Havana for Cha.
gres, simultaneously with the Falcon for New
YORK.
The U. S. sloop-ofwar Albany arrived IT Ha-
vana on the 18th inst
By this arrival we have copy Of the Panama
Star of the 18th inst 1t contains n full account
Of the late robbery of gold dust on the Isthmus.
II does not differ materially from the narrative
forwarded to the board of underwriters in this
city, heretofore published, but contains n few.
additional particulars
The American, arrested on the Panama road
on suspicion of being implicated in the robbery
had proved himself innocent, and was discharged
The day after the letter despatched here was
closed, two more of the robbers were arrested.
They were both Chilians one white, and the
other of Indian blood. The latter confessed
that they were two Of the band They said
that the negro, of whose capture we have nl-
ready had the account. was their captain. and
that there were ten in the band, which comprised
only Chilians and Peruvians, no Americans be-
ing among them. One other arrest was subse-
quently made, a man who had been wounded BY
pistol shot, by NJ. Paroles, at the time when the
gold was recovered.
The negro captain was at the hospital under
treatment Tor his wound. He had been con.
d,mned to be shot and the other participants n
the robbery to confinement il the chain gang for
life.
The work on the line Of the railroad from Pa
mama to Limon Bnv is pushed forwi rd with
great emery The Star says that within thirty
to fcrty-five days upward of seven hundred Ia.
borers from New York had been sent forward
by the company on their different steamers, and
PIT to work
NJ. Cazote, the newly appointed Consul of
France, in place Of NJ. LeContc, h arrived nj
Panama, and would Immediately enter on the
discharge of his duties.
Governor ObaIdia Vice President of New
Grenada, left Panama on the Sd inst, for Boz
gotta
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-28
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Will give S5U reward For the apprehension
l ana delivery OF my man LICK, in sny Jail in
the State, 40 that can get him. or al, for N;s
delivery in any jail out Of the State, 80 thai
can get him again. Jack il about 5 feet 10 or -
inches high, bright mulattc, strnight hair. black
eyes, two Of his upper front teeth out, q scar On
his right shoulder, from being st~bbed. and on.
OF his legs hos scar on from large sore. and he
- a blacksmith by trnde. believe that he has =
forged pass, and will try to pass AZ a free man.
believe he is trying /, get TO the free Slater. and
think will try to pass through the up countrv
He len me on the 18th Of December. 1857. -
Address J A. MENNir.KEw ff
Buswamp Post Office, South Carolina.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-28
North Carolina.

The census Of the whole State Of North Car
DINA has been fully nscertained, with the excep-
ton of the county of Meck.enburg, and assnm-
ing the number in that county to be $4,000. the
total population of North Carolina is 870,6S7, Of
which 288,000 are slaves. The increase OF slaves
is about $4,000 since 1910.
The increase of the entire population since
1910, is ll7268.