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GOV. JOHN B. FLOYD, 1.
WILLIAM ii. DENNIS,
Speaker Of Senate.
GEORGE ". HOPKINS. Il
Sneaker OF House of Delegates.
JOHN \. MASON,
President of the Convention.
WILLIAM LAMBERT,
Mayorof the City.
MAI. GEN J. B HARvIs.
col. GEORGE w. MUNFORD,
INMAN IiORNER,
MAI It. i. AUGUST. =.
w. +. THOMPSON.
ROBERT c STANARD,
JAMES LYONS, i.
MARMADUKE JOHNSON, .
WILLIAM B. WOODBRIDGE,
cot. JOHN \. MEREDITH,
wM. II FRENCH,
WM r. RICHIE.
p CLAIBORNE GOOCN,
JOHN 4. THOMPSON,
col. CdAS J FAULKNER,
HENRY J.. IRVING,
col. WM. A STREET, :
l.. {. H. FlNNEf,
CAPT. Z. {. HARRINGTON.
MAI. WM. o. TaLlAFERRo,
JOSEPH L, cox.
JUDGE JOHN $. CASklE,
JOHN ~ B0TTS, .
:. u WHlTTLE,
WM. I. JACKSON,
JNO. VI. SPEED,
). L. STUART.
/ s. SAMUELS,
mo r. WALL. :
ROBERT l. SCOTT, l
JOHN DOVE. J
JOHN s. BARBOUR, Jr., {
ROnERT &. SCOTT, SESR.,
JOHN VI. JEWETT.
RICHARD o. HASKlSS, J
K. y. HALL, J
q. A. LEWIS,
SAMI.. Chiffon,
y. { CLAIBORNE,
VI. p SCOTT,
LANDDN RIvES, {
WILLIAM II. PERKINS, {
JACOB EZEKIEL. {
SAMUEL L. BAYLY,
JAMES X LEE. !
VI. X. II. GARSETr, }
WM. ID. IIaSKlNS, {
ROSCOE y. HEATH.
CAPT. no. G. SCOTT, ia,
ABRAHAM LEVY, ia, {
j. ". TlORNER.
WELLINGTON JESNEY,
Entrce March {
3SS Tickets to the Ball may be pr
ing members oil The Subscription &C
Exchange Hotels, upon lie order OF
THOMAS P. AUGUST. +.
W. d WOODBRIDGE, {
WM. d. llASKISS, J
ROSCOE d. HEATH,
JAMES X. LEE.
JOSEPH <. cox.
WI. H. PERKINS
Feb. l3
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TyIVERSALIST CHURCH.

UNIVERSALIsT CHURCH.
ASR O. yANDENlOFF beEs leave 10 announce 10 me ,e.a
~ and public Richmond he viii his celebrated EVEN
WITH SHERIDAN, comprising "Orgina kc;ches oil te
pubic and private lie OF the wit orator and dranat' win
readings oil his Comedies .
On Thurs lay. 18Th instant, THE RIVALS. e...,,.x
On Fdday. liih SCHOOL FOX SlASDhL
IN Saturday, 18th instant. THE CRITIC.
a5~ Commencing a; hall past, O'Clock. precisely
Io Tickets Single So To pc had q, me
Exchange and MIR TayIor's Music Store i2-3t
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no THIS DAY !-fn
JENNY LIND. MAIN STREET.
n. n ~ IL IL HI II, Z n ~

q IRA ID r II 81 7 ION!
-xyIE WILD ARABIAN HORSE the Tornl Zone
sh,rt time SINCE and he only horse kind brought
b,s country anil il considered the
nav. iync This Ndtus belongs
.ns now in this CIV will be in attendance upon ladies
and gentlemen second door Is exclusively for ladies' where
Mlss Nenzula will always be IN attendance
ry- Admission only l2S cents
- - ,.r,,cuIars see hills Feb IL
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s.l COMMUNICATIONS might BE- addressed through thr roc
tor nj tho Cniversv Virginia. (ns paid jan !.
r r.. aoa aui National lnirlGencer 81 "ahine"a.
..y;v The ,rrus Of lmoe. trwerky The Pcnnty'a
semi or rweeky and the Jeherronin Kepuoah WI user
Of February rrn their secount 10 Colonel heinfr'
pfoc:or. n: N InvsrsIIy Of virginia.
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nRUlNGTON FEM ALE ACAnMMY

BHUINsTON FEMME ADhN
Z COATED Ia King Qccn, noIshoofnooo
which and mo,y the inhabitants j.
under l- OF VIM H. berkeley
lady, who have had this delightful Tor ~
years thankful 10 he able give the following
p Gray. James Lawrence, r G. NJ Patrick feSas Cooe'
l.. Boulware, DR. w. Dew, Lumpstn and DI. r
Minor. Virginia
TERMS hoard and Tuition in English, sesson OF ten
~ r,,ulsralc Feb lS-cin
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ARMSTRONG {. GATOR.

ARMSTRONG e GATOR.
JOpBERS IN RIBBONS. MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS.
No u.s. Baltimore Sre6 doors Ecs. Light Baltimore, Nd
NFFER The a Bonnet, Zap, Bell aud PAN
- Ribbons Bonnet materials. Millinery morally
STRAW BUSNETS
CONSIGNED AMI purchased large quan'ies
from the and English and French Boncs o every
varis ~ on rsul, terms AZ lowest rrires Feb
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EIcnTm AovEnTIsEMENT OF ENeLIs

EIGHTH ADyERTISEMEST OF ENGhiSh
IL BOOKS, which were houet and now offered oI sdo
lrss than the English cos. l2 Main street.
History oi Napoleon from the FrcGchUf Laurent We Aeeche
and connected this history nus s edse
SO
Library Of Useful KnoweizoA History the Church from the
earliest ages the Recman by Rev a. Widdaston NJ A. >'o
musin-S2
Monte Christie Dumas 81 Plates vols sro muslin
So 81
Phai xlcon Gpcrm by Person. with rorlst, vols 9V'
musin--S2
Gi~ey Ga the Heir Haze Dell romantic Tale by iiaa'
Joacs 3 steel plates, Svo, nuslin-sl 70 Gu, az
Ciscy Bride the Miser Daughter by an'h'r al Jane Sos
steel plates, inI~lin--sl
The Episcopal from the Reformation 70 Inc
Re volution by Jno Lawson, VI A. Svo, musin-sl o.
The Poor Mans Daily Position being selection oil ,ha
Scripture with short observations morning aou
Faith and heirs Of the Kingdom L. iiawker d d. eSo
81 -.
Of Ralph Thornsby. + s l6' Ia by Rev hnns
r. rariralt :" which Ia added letters OF eminent he:
10 Ralph Thorn'hy,4 vo!s. $50. MUSINGS 81 ,.,a
History OF the Church Christ from the Des OF
18th century hy II Set5inc ID D. vols 40, INV -,
Manual OF Midwifery, and diseases Of Women ana o'oe,
complete Atlas including leo figures illustrative o.
Ia,ions. By NJ Reaan. VI D., svc, mgsiin-s2 o. ,i.
Livus Dakenborci Cum Motifs Tariorum Cura se'iF ''9'
| muslins5 30
China Political Commercial Social. in official report 20
Marsys Government, Il VI Martini with maps '"is S'
| muslin-s2 ., - ,.
Godfrey Malvern. Author. by Mie - i'a'es'
Svo. muslin. ciit-e -. >.,, -, u,
Pcrmace The Temple and Tomh- Ct Egypt Nunia ah' la
vols. sFo--sS
Sketches Of tie Shores the Capian de crpse ana p'
by w. n Holmes. i'tnes. uusin-sl - ~, ,.. -,
Meilca! Jurisprudence nier>r tits" WIN
instructive and Unions t.ivetsi s
quests By A : i'!OFf l. '7S0' "us''' W RANDOLPH
= S01' IA ppavsSpoRT 'AHLfN
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6a sion worthy OF the Old Dominion
NJ A A c 4 II S.

~ - - -
JOHN VI. CAMPBELL,
COL. ii. Is. TOMLiS,
$. u. McDEARMOS,
! ROBERT HENDERSON,
{. ]. BElRNE,
DANIEL TuMPkINS,
! WM. NJ. BGRWELL.
THOMAS ii. CAMPBELL,
TALBOT s. DUkE,
W. VI. HUME,
G. w. Pearls.
RIO II. GALLAHER,
JAMES SAUNDERS,
y. II THORNTON.
ARCHIBALD STUART,
JAMES L. STEWART,
JEFF. T. MARTIN,
BERNARD PEYTOS,
WILLIAM MITCHELL, in,
GEORGE TAYLOR,
JAMES A. JONES,
/ WOOD BOt'LDlN,
w. P. BUC0Ck
JOHN VI. FERGUSON,
WILLIAM billiard,
J :. CALVERT,
TIIEonORlcK NORRIS,
L. II. LYNCH.
K. L. T. yEALE,
" a. BUCkNER,
/ WM w. CaUMP,
JOHN d. QuARLES,
JOHN II. FREEMAN,
col J w. SPALDiNG,
l.. w GLAZEBROOK.
! CAPT. WIN. Y. SHEPPARD,
tAPT. i. VI. NlMMo.
CAPT. c. Q. TOMPkiSS,
LIEUT.. COL. T. {. RICE.
JAMES h. FERGUSON,
GESL. SAMUEL WATTS,
! WIN. IRVING SCOTT.
CHARLES W. PURCELL,
JAMES II. GRANT,
JAMES n. CONWAY,
GUSrAVUS A. MYERS,
CAPT. p. THEo MOORE,
CAPT. J. d. DANFORTH,
CAPT ". NJ ELLIOTT,
CAPT. A. BUDEKER,
CAPT. J. II. RICHARDSON,
CAPT. J. X. CASKIE,
THOMAS w. BOSWELL,
JOHN NJ. PATTON, in,
JOSEPH MAYO,
OSCAR VI. cRUTCIIFlELD,
SIMEON WHEELER,
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LAND FON SA LE.
YnIfRSI,ANT 10 a ieei O. trusi. rom AlrAanl,

dec, from Alexander ~ "a he SUI
scrle bearing l7th day oi May, e,. ard 81 r.
cord il The Hanover county secure "ts
boswell, hctiEe under tcrfs
u county will be Sold the ighe- d.,I
pre- public ton. for really money, on FRIDAY ne.
o, February 1851 II the falrday eEcat 'to
certain tract or land lying and the oi oveI,
e. GOODWIN and oters.
and TINS land hes wet e ~
hlshy req able nelshhohoo, and has on dwelling house
hs ouhouses 1t well adapted grown Of
wheat o,s distant from Braverdan e aol
hire mes The e good and unqueao abe t
selling trn-re only VIII be conveyed vested ~ t.
The deed. j. ID u BHoNN i'1t't:
Hanover Feb i-cv3w
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NR DEMrSIER, composer the My Queen Lament OF the
w fsh Einsai hi Boy the hoT0r 10 announce
he will give 81 hi o.ig,i BALLAD ENTERTAINMENTS
the Erchangc Concert Room TUESDAY Evening" February
18th, including the following
Tine inllans compliant Mrnns No,n and Nisi John Ander
The Barring % tho Door, Vert ouke me IN Lies La
nent Irish Emgran; Ny Mamie Another
I'm alone alone Duncan Gray and the Queen three parts
Tickets 81 be had at the Music aud Stores and
the door, on the evening OF performance.
To commence TX, and finish Al 9$ n'clock Feb II
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oK RENT-fn.t Ne, 6% I IaT rSy 1

u
o Craze and y o the CITY, ionins
the Capitol Square and kept for the last seven yeay NO. ~
TaIman contains twenty eight rooms VIZ publ ac pm
dining sitting and bar and twenty Cur oeu io
brick kitchen stable. hydani, water closes ab ANIe-
shng the IL IS the Wish OF NE owner
OF the counties North or West me
below tho Ridge Any gentleman well quaiihrd ~ "
ls.ur with proper his business. cannot if: ~ "
Possession given May Valentine. Crenshaw TO viii i-
81 No, from ,her Dry Establishment Tor
pyo , ~, ~ ~ >, az p..lm , y,
-------- TO FARMERS.
yIyP THOUSAND Peruvian Gusno now lancii,
- ie,,e,ot. ! for al. by HUGH W fEI
Feb. ll-ciw
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UiNUVER. ON SATURDAY, TIE lST DAY Ut NANI n
fJr.eo recorded In Hanover comfy IoUTO
ID fec Wright and Susan h,a No al -at
secure sum specified Joseph IStee Il
his heirs and by recurrence; 90 Nc
the named in the ta. dei
ot.r 10 The hghe bidder Al public tn. od Chici
the land described in said deed called Cher; ~.
aud immc lately adjacent the Old Church ie ready roneE
much thereof produce the interest AM principal -
bond, secured by the deed. wh Tie c0sts
charges of executing this provided Tor ~ thu deed
south the tId Church couleft' ~
ul and il equal in fertility 10 an, and adacrnl
T,o considered good bu, nude ~ u.nsl -f
" W. bh'1''i
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sgHDNs.E kNn Cus.aEs.ES.

FEMALE COLLEGIATE INsTITCTE.
5sti SPRING SESSION OF Til iasue vii commence tic
( h,r! :" lGesday IN February! ,idf-sS 80 -
JO.iH g. BLACKWELL.
,,-.,lstsI,v-, Hill -.iam cninty Y,
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MILITARY AND CIVIC BALI.

MiMi III Cln ~ 3D. DA ~ i,
S o::5, md r
Companies who attend requested appear IN uniform
s sfs e. ST. ~ lsNe 5sRi
s sS asStNR ESQ ea SGFNiesr
COL COL s. N srnyo Avs sS rAI I5a1D ESD
i nA' Lyp ssG E SHT SS Eef
LIEUT. COL. IL {. CABELL, col. II. ". CHARLES.
E Eap4 TANH shr H earT K sfA Saa G5
rEIIoN JOHNSTON Esq, MAJ sI,ERw " > Y,KAE
S1Sr $ S%T[ Ss$$ $sSs$
CApr { q. ToMPKINS, SURGEON c. b GIBSON.
sASsssss si s$S IT.
CAPT: JAS. X. cASKIE, LETT r RaDy,
s N { MINES JAMES SEER Ensign aa TahaoTr
LIETT I,s DUpEEY SE PTy ,1r 6 X cRuMP
SECT titn' W l. sArTERwiinrE, sEhGT ". G. sARvAY
Tickets 80 ,ransfe5abc be Obtained The Drug ST ,re
Peyon Iohnson Bennett Beers Dove lsaacs and Of
- Ladies Receplon Ball Room the
right i"r gentlemen on the len, -, =, =.
- LANDS, SACRED AND C LAS ,.,,n
e n sSES NSvSG OPP fE3Ms a Or 4
GHt ty aa Nnn i Es &C.
and !, ORA sa is,sa
Consul Cairo Oriental Music performed each Exhibition:
Es ExESSG sa P S se D.s ann an
hour before Admission g c.n, .., .,. ,...,.u,.;.
Tickets for sale a, the Exchange oci also the otie prine
pal IIo'cls. aud Book and Music stores. &c Feb Is
TIL Il A II X e.
MANAGER, MIR. POTTER.
Boxes so cents, Fit 20 cents. -E,H
ToINT benefit Of OLD JOE SWEENY and Mr. " PARROW~
positively the appearance the VIRGINIA SERENA
UERS On will appear OF Songs,
Dances. Banjo Solos. sc
On Tuesday Evening Feb Is. will be periormed
WALLACE, or THE HERO OF SCOTLAND.
WsiI,c, MI Diff Kirkpatrick, Mr. Allen.
adv Mary Mrs Jones Helen Mar, Miss Sinclair.
D.nrr Miss Carlne.
After ni" Which 4 odloe swceny and will appear
The whole Z" so@s,.Ge ,h me as I Drama
Tom crinylc Mr. Dud Mat Ironhond, Mr. Allen
ci;..hsh Mrs. lone. Fanny, Mrs. Sloan
go- For particulars, bills OF heday - 80,
ADMISSION Eoxes 30 Pit p cents. Centre Gale
y cents side Eastern Gallery l2 cents Coorea atey .
5 Seats can daily from Toto and from TO O'CLOCK
A'N Is
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NO T1.C NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF VIRGINIA,

TO THE AGKICULTURISIS Vr ' TiSUINIA'
SAMIE SANDS the conducoro Tie AMERICAS FARMER pub
hed IN the city 10 bc IN ateaIncc a. tho
meeting Of the State Agricultural Society OF Virginia on me 18th IN
ami win be happy tho names OF those farmers and
n,crs who NAV wish for his journal Those who may
,emri their dues for he volume Will much obge
nv handing him al the same TIME /, -.
sample TILE, the msnuaetuo 9, ne
inst commenced viii he exhibited al the meeting y VIC
10 whicnhe ~ouiuieSfeS"a'' s11' Fen l7-2t
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Z =
HAl ILL De SOLD II ESDAY III. 2sthdsy 81 feury
w ISL commencing the hour II O'c'ocs al lcuh
Brahcn Flver' IN the my OF Rclmond. twt VI.
from :ree % ten years OF age, and OF tine Amo.
three Tour par OF well matched Bav Mules c
,ce broke harness These Mules ,oi oniy b,cl
owner orthen.
Terms cash. satisfactory endorsed negotiable note
led. months
FEB W GoDprS Aoc.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.


IN OF deed Of made ,a John bc:c
ana Elizabeth his the county King William, De,..
s5 ~ h rSp AVN @ law a, f ssh
proceed bidder w''cl
!urch reei the tn< Of his death: situate IN The coufs h
hune. anisii AID hall For 81 TIC putfas
except wha may be required N each TO pay the ~ s"ses
purchaser giving bond and good security and The me bn rear
acting shall only with special ~sans.
The purchaser vii. be entitled to Immaculate Igasss.lti.
The land will be shown 10 any one wishing
ton Alexander, who lives near H. Fen 7--c2tr :
corSTi Of iSscS ssb aGMSsTaAr5R I or
Personal. PROPERTY.
county Of iIrico the sun OF John shepa
wifi, paint,. Ton. Fort, ~ deenJan;. the
THURSDAY, 2c'l lay February, >5l. tie rnmae
- " ~ ',, - Rich,,'na e,nf,,n,ns shnn liz t.r.g -
same more OF le,,ald land - neH me enc" '.r nH1
land Of Mrs George hing and others and belongs 10 "a. ,':e
TERMS credit Of siy twelve an ehcee
months the purcaseo bonds with approved ecG si
able Commissioned the credi payments condoue 1" ty
the OF said bonds the Rank OF Virginia % no Ga!
hrv respectively the credit Of the aforesaid Seq
par, and wife, Ford aud the ,e be retained uG
conveyance be directed by the RoRE 9SE NELSON
aud place viii also .eII, AZ adminFao
cS na + r su Io"in y o nd WGesi Straw de
orcs Mules. caue AMI Hog The Plantation ries. Ii9,seho
should the day of prove unfair the above sale WI taks "
tho next '''F "y 'F'''s' Terms '' RonERT H. MI soN
Feb. i-c2aw,i- Admnra,or OF Eliza e. For: ee.caic!
C0MMIssToSEK's SALE OF sLA>hs.
SY virtue i Chesterfield County Court. ttg
ID Gosey and anonste Goey's administrators and o
sh as Of March next Tor cash ten slaves lately hlby
Godsey Woman Celia. about forty Old aed le.a
Children varying years Of age, eonMC u
Feb li-ctds n HANCOCK, Comm'son'
AZ 3 81 pal of
spi deed recorded In Hanover comfy 'ot'o
IN a o
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EIvE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE AND.
TIME Virginia Central Railroad Company WIN eve u. p"
rw,r of 6vo hundre for such information Is WIN
cure The the unprnp!ed villain who pse d
niece of timber across track of The railroad on
n,sh near The nmi about four miles from owl
r,nsed The locomotive Of s freight train 10 De r1%h g w.
| tia "tAN,~'
Feb IS--d3w
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NINETY OCULAR l.H vlaD.

WILL PAS 10 aaltr.n anil lr!iTery
nr the occurring ~ ai that ret tnei6 NJ 'ne4 REl Mn
JACKSON aE FRANK CARTER OF OF the iDli al Jaau
i've dollars ul nc, @! irr oil them
Reuben about 81 ct lCl.s i-h t,is complex
with beard irr.sc. iGf blu
n the Ct" 81 Richmond
where he has bee" fr.d 'a 81 ar or sce Fleetwood
Academy, King dnl Queen county, his "ile resides
Frank about - OIL a,sn brown COMP EXON G"s
lork. with his ou apparently detective has scn or bru-'
Iii cg cic cap SLACK He i ais" sba
bly, The Ricr ori her h. h7 c nrsevera yca-
oin he neishborhocd NJ: iease Co~lyt :" whl pur
chased him. HENRY LEWIS.
Ian q Reppahfauocs GruGiI. "a.
60 Nhs rc3go,;e, aaI cta.s: .s EaGlre. nticc
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c.&,p WILL FOR SALE.-Iiayng determined 10 connne
operations TO my MILL now oher for sale All .,
with an oversize, wheel sixteen feet ~ anu
"a hniidine &c in complete order This Mill has oee
IN and Castings furnished by
building TO suit purchasers father description IS deemed @
hose Wishing purchase expected to examine I'D
@ aiso sell an Excellent Garry Log with attached
and three Yokesof Steers ,,u,p IT JOHNSON
| Dec. Gift III..- -
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r1ICHMOND GROUND PLAsTER.-l,oo barrels
II Richmond Ground Plaster. for sale oy DAVENPORT
Feb. Is Fp"o'D = -
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OF TIE STANTON AND LANES KIIEK 'hNT'NHt
Stock
rsyAKE NOTICE that unless payments Of deng1' 10Y 7I' r.
rcd,,.v m,l. your the 9th day -" Fesrvaf
1881 AT Scor,evle county AlbenarIe be sold q rpc
- - - ,nan,y h. ~ PERKINS.
President Stnuu,on AMI James River turnpike Cops
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Bl JOIN X. ID. PAlaE. Sal. sian

SALE OF SLAVES, IL 4r.s. nOESES. slJt-I 4
CATTLE. FARMING IMPLEMENTS. OATS. STAN So
MILL. &c.
"a Ill sold on TUESDAY the 18th lsy Of February 1851
w the residence DR. Benjamin Dav' f.at.d oA
road. about miles the cry Richmond.
II O'Clock. A. ~, tie following personal estate
Savte. seyec dulles four Ilos-s.thee Waeos. "a" Cars
Farming liens ior,y Sheep. ton Cows and Oxen
Saea Oats. and u..r Steam Saw v III.
TERMS The Saves VII be I'D for Ca tho n;ho.I-
tate VII D. sold Tor cash. al un!c. So.
tour mon,h' creditor approved endorsed negotiable
Feb ". Arc
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$50. !alA0.sL,. uoiL.., N.:sNA:;i,.


eEi%AWAi igon the silcfr ~ I!aa.ax c.in, Va Mon
LAY night he G,' ir. man named GHANI!iLE
He's muao =. iir llrre hi2n. ~"i
formed ar'iec and hnl-c ha5 r.te'h'y s'oi and veg %h
tcci without cc ru,i I ""oiY sr and w"a soHt'
lnass iu tr 'ace: recoc.ici EXCEPT
from bert td IL rs3 ea H. lcli 81. - n'escoai
thcs diibe la. Y.h shr rdnitd "i'- IL
hra bullet buttons h. eel figured vsst. home
siun pants boots an raro socS cou"a shirt Ei nue SHIRT
and domestic IT. . VIII tn some oiher coie
ant large black iiauiic lIGk snin aH! some money.
Granville ~. ver Intelligent IL b. travelled much "h t'
sublli se'cr4 Sae and H.. iiInahce aad II /
proha5e thc In o,1;aei rapc 'nl w entaror 10 max
hi escape Tree
w. NV. Tie s!ol !- is apPrcheadei on
the q" N"r'h Gao aal Nch and Delivered u -'ae ai
that hin again sJU TIC Sat-! Nuti CaroIGa
aa rs: taic IN III Va sc secured ~ Ne manner
/. u. sPEAGlSS.
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hAI.I..

z
HEY virtue @. a decree County Court ChancTy u,
LIB Amelia Obtained January GoU,: ISL the tUii 81 NGn
Sc Sun.aliy. &C. shall. Amelia Court House, on ne
d,y al February 1851 Court ~, os ta a' iCc
lie auction for cash Negro Man. wOoDSoN, wbo Is ss
healthy, and frs rate CARPENTER
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81 80 transferable; he obtained al The Drug ST,
Bennett Beers Dove lsaacs and
anym Of The corps
~ Ladies' Reception and Ball Room the
al gentlemen the ei
Hour oi assembling . O'Clock Feb. l--N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18

GOODS FON x,.,;r.
vu1r,r .phsber has for cheap Embroidered Mus
white aud coored Taaans and Tnue Lace eo9iea s,
c,n main and embroidered French Cambria Htk white M
Gloves Ince Capes Worstel Habit Shirts Collars ana sleeves
and SSH Ribbons white and coored Trimming
Wells Silk Hosiery, &c :, oo- WM. :. sbaetne hill
nress Goods o every description, selling of very cheap
n. B-Uress "oous V. e,S'' Ni'' IL
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nRINGES.-l50b boxes IA pm. order for rae bS RI
u Feb 10 DAVENPORT ALLhH q ~
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TINHE YOUNG Guard respectfully thar they i'll svn
MILITARY an CIVIC BALL on the evening OF FRlD. ii tho
2lst LAFAYETTE HALL. Officers and members Of Volunteer
Companies who attend, requested appear IN uniform
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-12-23
KossuTH AND THE vincfsrAxs.


The virgiuians stopping AZ the Irving
House. n. Y. waited upon Kossuth on Mon
day, and presented him an address Messrs
J. II. Lee, chairman Carter. Whitehead. At
kus, Maryc. fiizhugh, Slaughter, Jones,
Sharpe, Mccoy, and others. committee.
kossuth replied that be felt happy ard
honorcd to receive SO kind testimonial from
the citizens of Virginia. who had thus united
with their brethren Of the North in wecom-
ing him to America. He alluded to the val
ne of the Union, and congratulated his visitors
upon being the inheritors Of the great legacy
Of liberty, which had been won for them by
the labors and sacrifices Of their fathers and
upon being natives Of State which had Civ
en- to shc world such illustrious men as those
named by Major Lee He said in regard to
the invitation rendered him, that he felt it
proper to say frankly. that he should feel
hound to wait for some invitation from the
Stale or. municipal bodies. but would be glad
to feel that the present invitation would be-
the first link connecting bin to closer ac-
quainiancc with Old Virginia and ending BY
gracefully repeating his thanks for the cour-
tesy Of bis visitors.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-12-23

The whole thing Of course flashed across
ms MAD ia an Instant, and fairly screamed
With laughter The men Looked shecpish e.
nough at irst; but soon general and cx :
pansiye grin spread over every councnancc,
and the next moment perfect yell Of merri-
nent burst forth as an accompaniment Of my
own bois:erous laugh. The noise was 50
deafeniug that it prevented me from noticing
what was occurring behind mel was stsn-
ned with the din
My own uniform drawers and sabre
was ridiculous enough, and bad served to
keep up the mirth Of the men; but there was
greater food in my rear to increase the peals
which reverberated through the ball ]
turned round, when there stood G., who had
rushed into the room still rugged out in the
Senoras nightcap, and who, while rubbing
his eyes and Aourishing bis sword. was shout
ing Charge through the frills Of thread
lace as vigorously as ever did knight Of old
through the bars 81 helmet Had his Ex-
cellency. General Don Antopio Lopez Santa
Anna, the well deserving Of His country. beer
on the spot himself, think he would have
forgiven both the breaking of lis mirrors and
the dissertation Of his lady s bonnet de INIT
and would have joined us in laugh the like
Of which was never before heard within thu
walls Of bis hacienda"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-12-23
HOUSE COMMITTEES.

The appointment ofthe House Committees
has not given general satisfaction to its mem
bcrs, and there have been several designations
Among the Chairman of Committees, we no.
ticc the following:
David 7. Disney of Ohio on Elections
G. s. Houston, Of Ala. on Ways and Means;
Jno r. j Daniel, Of n. C., on Claims
Thomas II. Bsyly. of Virginia, on Foreign
Relations; on Public Lands, Willard ?
Hall, of Mo. on the Judiciary. James x
McLanal,an. ofl'a on Revolutionary Claim:
Moses Mcdonald, of Me- on Manufactures
J. NJ. II. Bealc, Of Va On Military Affairs.
Armistead Burt, Of S. G. on Revolutionary
Pensions. John s. Millson, Of Va. The
Representative from this District, Mr. Faux
ner, is on tho Committee on Roads and Ca
nails