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TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF CoMMIssIoNER OF Public BurLDINes,
March 90, 1851.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
Il Saturday, the 18th of April next, for furnish
ing the following articles, viz:
5000 pounds Of best pure American white lead
200 gallons of best raw Linsecd oil
400 gallons of best boiled Linseed oil
500 pounds putty
IL dozen 100000 brushes
dozen sash tools and filchcrs
dozen busters
200 pounds best litharge.
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or before the 25th day of April. The remainder to
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welsh, Phiadelphia; Messrs. ]. B. Crockett
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| including those for bounty land under the act of
Congress lately passed. Office in the City Hall.
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Oct 2-iftf
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rise in universal suffrage, cannot be modified by an
sembly ssling from a restricted suffrage Whether
not this be real motive pretext only, it is
pedent TO set il aside, and to be able to say those
who would bind the country down to immuable
constitution : behold universal suffrage reestabished,
the majority oil the Assembly supported by 2,0OOO00 OF
petitioners by the greater number OF the councils OF ar
rondssemen, and almost unanimously by the councils
general demands the revision OF the fundamental com
pact Have you less confidence than in the express
sion OF the popular will? The question, therefore,
may be thus stated to all who desire pacific solution
to the difficulties Of the day:
The law of The 3lst of May has its imperfections
but even were it perfect should not nevertheless be
repealed it is 10 prevent the revision OF the Consu-
ton, the manifest wish OF the country?
1t Is objected aware, that on my part these pro.
posas INSPIRED by personal interest My conduct
tor the last three ears ought repe such an aega-
ton. The weiareof the country, repeat, will al
ways be the moving spring OF my conduct. | believe
il my duty TO propose every means of Cancellation,
and TO every effort to bring about pacific, regu-
lar and egal solution, whatever may be its issue.
Thus, then, gentlemen, the proposal make to you
is neither piece OF party tactics, egoislical
calculation, nor a sudden resolution; it is the result
OF rous meditation, and OF profound conviction.
Edo not pretend that this measure will Danish all the
difficulties of the situation But to each day its ap-
pointed task.
To-day to re-establsh universal suffrage is to de-
prive civil war of its flag, the opposition of Its last
argument 1t will be to furnish France with the pos
sbllty of giving itself institutions which may insure
its repose. 1t will be to give back In future to the
powers of the State that moral force which can only
exist long it reposes on consecrated principle
and an incontestible authority.
Receive, gentlemen, the assurance of my high es-
TEEN, LOUIS NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
Etysee National, Non. 4
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An amusing examp! of the manner in
which gentlemen of the Calhoun school in Vir-
sinia commend themselves to the favour Of the
regular Democracy, who are VIGOROUSLY against
nil Iputh Carolina theories, is furnished In the
following card Of one of the candidates in Abe
marie:
To the Editor of the JeferSonian:
Having understood tina Mr.. Rives has stated as
nube rumor in speeches here and elsewhere, that
had declared myself in favor OF dissolution OF the
Union-I feel to be duty to myself and to the De-
mocrate party to explain the truth OF the charge.
Ihave no recollection OF having ever made use oil
such an expression, except upon one occasion ina
was in the Charlottesville Lyceum. One OF the mem
Gers OF the Lyceum and interupung ME, while
was making some remarks on some.of the odlous mea
sures proposed by Congress in regard to the terrific
ries or TO the District of Columbia asked II wa;
then disuuionist myself ! said was The remark
was made in moment OF excitement, and did MOI
express my berate opinion at the time. am no
now nor have ever been dlsu ionlst. Opposed 10
the passage of the Compromise, am now acqulescent
in that measure and my position on Inc several CUES
tons which have late y agltated the country i9eht-
cal with that of those gallant champions OF states
Rights who have been SO generally endorsed by the
people of Virginia in the late Congressional electons
ST. G, TUCKER.
A short time since, we cut from the Jetferso~
man. brief report of the remarks mado by MIR.
Tucker when he received his nomination. I'm
fortunately, the slip has been mislaid; but the
profession Of faith ran somewhat after this fash
ion II am c Democrat, heart and soul, inside
and outside; every muscle, fibre and nerve in my
body is democratic, end every pulsaton OF my
heart beats responsive to a Democratic sent~
Raent." This is neither the literal report, nor an
exaggerat ion.
In regard to "those gallant champions of States
Rights who have been so generally endorsed by
the people" it might be inquired whether Messrs'
Bayy, Strother, Faulkner, Letcher, Edmundson,
McMullen, Beale and Thompson, being eight OF
the fifteen members elect, and all Union men, are
of the number.
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gzg7 The Ladies OF the Monumen al Church pro-
pose holding Fair in the Building nearly oppo-
Site the Exchange Bank. 1t will commence on Tues
day evening" 25th inst, where will be found great
variety OF useful and fancy articles. The retreshment
tabes will be we'll supplied with all the deicacies OF
the season, and gentlemen requested TO call and
take snacks and suppers The object OF the Fair is to
assist npayng for the repairs OF the Church. and the
ladies invite their friends and the public to call.
no 22-4t
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SOUTH CAROLYN In the late election of deli
egates to the State Convention, involving the is
sue between the immediate Secessonists and the
Co-opsrationists, the aggregate vote was 1919 .,
Of which 25,045 were for Cooperation, and
1T,7lO for Secession-Co.operation majority
1885. The aggregate vote is about 5000 less
than one-Sirth of the white population.
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The Select Council of Norfork city, on Friday
evening concurred in ordinance previously passed
by the Common Council, apProprating 100000 to
wards Inc construction OF the Weldon and CASTOR rail
read, half of the cost of which the State of North
Carolina has agreed pay; and also 100000 to the
Clarksvle and Rldgeway railroad, tor which the
State Of Virginia has agreed to subscribe SlO0, O0O-
These appropriations will secure to Norfolk conuA-
uors railroad communication TO Raleigh and TO
90 rksvife
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PTRJIC MEETING

We, having been appointed by our respective rar-
ties for that purpose will address the citizens Of
Richmond upon the coming State elections in JEFF
terson Ward, on Tuesday night next in Madison
Ward on the Saturday night following, and in Mon
roe Ward on the Tuesday nigh succeeding
The place of meeting will be announced hereafter
A. JUDSON CRANE,
VIM. F. WATSON.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

CLEARED,
British brig Ambronis, Becknlan master, for Rio de
Janerio, with -four by Haxa 4 Bro.
ARRIVED,
Schr Chas. P. Brown, McKrag New York
Schr VIM Jenkins, VANDERBILT, New York
Schr George, Philadelphia
SAILED,
Schr Zembucco Travers, Baltimore
NEW YORK, Nov. 21-Ard, Schr Ltaxall, Lee
field, Richmond
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The foIlowiEgs the Postscript to business
letter from & prominent citizen OF one Of the
Trans'Alleghany counties, man of sagacity,
and veil asqsaiatad with tho psopla:
"Kurra for our distinguished champion, Geo.
yVashngssn summers, and lor his assoc ,ates,
Gen. Watts and 5idnsy S. Latte 20 yo~F
best, metropolitans Of Virginia. We will serd
them down with rousing majority from the
mountains"
Our advices from the WEST are all of a similar
tenor. EAsrzEa WH1gs have only to come faith
fally up to their work, and we nave reason to
count upon success. Arouse then, Wing voters
of the East, and see that the Wing cause suffers
40 prejudice by Jour Indifference. The honora-
BILE prize, of having to set the new Government
into operation, is within our reach, and shall not
we grasp it?
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POLITICAL NOTICE.-Col. John A Meredith,
the candidate Of the Wing party for the Senate from
this city, and Robt G. Scott Esq the candidate of
the Democratic party, will address the People of the
city on Saturday night, the 29th inst. at the African
Church--the speaking to commence at O'Clock.
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you wish to please yourself and the rest of the
family, 60 to the odd Fellows Hall tonight and see
WyMAN. His entertainment will destroy the blues,
and, it is said, will cule the dyspepsia!
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DIVISION OF CALIFORNIA.

1t is certain that mt is to some extent
on foot in California for the division of that State;
but we have seen nothing in the last advices to
lead us to suppose that the project is connected
with any scheme of introducing slavery into the
State or Territory which would be formed in
Southern California. 1t appears that Conven-
tion which was called to meet at Monterey to
consider the subject of division failed to assemble
because of misunderstanding as to the place of
meeting.
The views of those who have been active in
proposing this Convention are set forth 5in the
following statement from California paper:
The grounds upon which the inhabitants of the
Southern counties ask for this dsunion, is that they
being mostly agricultural people, have been obliged
TO contribute undue share OF taxes tor the support
of the State Government and that the mining counties
which inhabited by at least two thirds OF the pop
ulatou, though the richest parts, pay but modlcum
OF the burdens OF that most expensive OF all Anglo
Saxon comm onweaths They further contend that
the most densely populated, energetic, and wealthy
counties of the State, not satisfied with the possession
of that which Is their lair earnings have to every APP
pearance, and undoubtedly In effect, oppressed the
fellow citizens of the thiny- settled counties by une-
eua expensive tardy and useless laws. passed with
out due examination and care and resulting in dsmay
confusion, and ruin to thousands OF industrious and
valuable citizens, who are republicans in heart
and American and Californian nIeeiu9, ana mat tlose
laws though passed six months ago. have not yet been
promu gated among the people OF their section OF the
State they desire that instead of being legislated for
BY men who know not for their interest, they
may be allowed the invaluable privilege OF making
laws simple and suitable to their condition, and SUCH
they believe, will be the result of the formation off
Territorial Government.
Gen. Green, formerly ofTexas, publishes let.
Ser, apoogizing for his inability to attend the
Convention, and presents considerations in favour
of division similar to the above. He expresses
Che opinion that California undivided will become
20 powerful as to be dangerous to the Union.
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Mr.. Summers spoke at Charlestown on Friday and
at Winchester Saturday.
Alr Baxter addressed the citizens of Portsmouth on
Thursday evening.
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THE SfCkLY SEASON. There are some
diseases that visit at stated seasons of the year, and
which not unrequently become aafmingy fatal du-
ring the and autumn months, especially to The
young. tits supposed seventy thousand die annually
from arrangements of the Stomach, and Bowels alone.
Does every feeling OF nature become enlisted in
the humane desire to lessen this tlightp mortality!
are we not bound by every principle of religion to adj
| minister reilet when in our powerl BRANDRETH'S
| PILLS, by cleansing the blood from all mpuretes
gives power to every organ to perform its functions
| hea1hily, matter whether externally or internally
situated Nature has formed the bowels for the evacu-
| alton of all unhealthy humours OF the blood and if
man would but common sense, he would take care
they perform this office faithfully, If the bowels
out of order, if too slow 100 active few doses OF
Baandreths Pills will bring them to order. Ask the
man that was dying from eonspated bowels what
cured him; he tells you Braudreth's Pills. Ask him
who has had the dyssenery for six months, and every
remedy had failed; he will tell you that Brandreth's Pills
cured him in week. So with levers, chills and other
diseases In a word, use Brandreths Pills, il you are
sick and desire be wet-and use them occasionally
when well, to keep Oft sickness.
For sale by M. BRANCH,
CODA ASH.-A few casks best Eng lish Soda
no2l ~ WEBB, BACON & co.
NNNGLIsH DAIRY CHEEsE.-4o boxes
M receiving per City OF Richmond, for sale by
noA WILLIAMS e. BROTHER.
upUCKWHEAT-A further supply, in quarter
4D bags, receiving per City OF Rchmond
no "a WILLIAMS q BROTHER.
qTIDER YINEG AR.-lO bbls pure Cider Vine
u gar, receiving per steamer Virginia
no24 WILLIAMS g. BROTHER.
ENLkINTON'S SOAP.-40 boxes, receiving per
AA steamer Virginia -
no "a WILLIAMS Il BROTHER.
TUSCALOOSA WHISiGEY is bbls. re.
IL ceiyng per steamer Virginia.
no % WILLIAMS% BROTHER.
NJO 3 MACKEREL.-54 bbls small fat Make
1% rel, receiving and for sale by
no "a JOHN f. CLAIBORNE.
REARSHALL SALT AFLOAT 900 sacks
Iva for sale, to arrive by
no "a JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
6tTRICTI.Y PRIME BACON SIDES AND
- SHOULDERS, landing per steamers for sale
by
no d JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
NTO / LEAF LARD, landing per steamer, for
"a sale by -
no "a JOHN Il. CLAIBORNE.
HPREAST PIECES BACON a superior arti-
I'D tcIe or family use, tor sale by
no 81 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE |
KpOTATOES-.l5 bushels Northern Mercer Po- |
NJ tatoes, prime quality, put up in three bushel |
bags, receiving This day and for sale by |
no "a ]. g. F. CLENDINING. |
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I H E A T r E.
Lessee and Manager. WIN. L. Maule
VENHE MANAGER has the pleasure of announcing
IL to the patrons Of the drama that he has effected
a Encouragement with the American Tfagedian,
MR.. NEAFIE.
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY
Who will appear this evening VlRGINIUS, by
special request