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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

UNIVERSITY OF vIuutAIa.
rARE next c~slom" The uyersuy Virginia. VIII com
i the Isl OF o rbe ion u'
I'll The hh oi June The lnirerly comprises the following sc
aud LecluIeship viz: . =,
Ancient Languages Professor GES>NER HARRISON, NJ
2 Modern langu sesPolcssur NJ SCIIEI.E De ERE, h. l.
8. Observation-Disclosures EDWARD H. COIIRTENAY. l. h.
1. Nlura phlusoI IlIy-Puie>sur WM. ROGERS l.. l. d.
g. Cnuni and Macr Mcica-Pruicssur ROBERT H. XIV
GERS. VI. d.
Ii. sieLicine-Profcssor HENRY HOWARD, VI d.
T. Comparative Anatomy Phyain"gy au SusCery-JAMES Il
CABELL. a. NJ VI. ID.
s. Moral Phiiosophy-Pnlessor WM. IL McGUFfEi, D p'L
L. D.
9 Law-Prolessor JOHN u. MINOR. L. l. D. Adjunct rofcs
FOR, JAS r. l0ICOMBE.
lU Lee aud Dcmunat0r Special and Pathological ahal
my-JOtiS STAGE DAVIS, An, NJ d.
To be admitted into the University the student mus be years
age but oi tw' htes applying for lacuaion the Fae" "!
admir- under the age IL 6.
applicant has been student other ihc"r
Seminary ie received the University u
evidence the Faculty Of genera good conduct
The whole necessary expenses exclusive Of cocs books ahC
poe ct money, are estimated az Iolows:
Bnurd rung and attendance for months, SIN
Fuel and Candies furnished Proctor and
estimated u only The dof
mltury, a SaJ, If Two inI Sis, i'
Washing may he hal al ab"u. SIUa il
Rent Ire durmluiy SGi Ur tall occupied by two M
Maliicuann lee, Of Library and Public Rooms, IL
FEES IL single Pro br attended, sJU $40 each:
thee S25 each Ia the school al ~ in the u
Glass the lees abov, the Intermediate class Ihty
all and SD the higher
In Instance giving admissiun besides lower Class
in thu School, say I"
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JOHN C. HARDY.
PIRLlC CAUTION.

% aHula The year, when there are various ais.
80. S"rnuaIy prevailing. The public print" are geheray
very w ~ aaveriis nrns ol quack nusruhs, pu "
from the ooh-acIe 10 ille asaauC Sn"'ea,
'ne;y and ,uci like attractive "oithSs, hShy
,"I ~, i",''" Vi II 5 and other distinguished men OF
, a., ~ ,hr 'aciIaii"n The writer oil such al.
5 -, ,c ' ,'' tr" usually gotten up TO speculate
.., Ei,,x, The, ha,c ave- "AS""~n Not 70 WIN odhs
m .i,;r r, ecu s:caily and continually growing
% e ..e.' M. ~ @ '' % Avn ;" ;he pubic, III! he demand
" ud~ become - graz ' ~"
''. aseI pace with il rn"c Bitter. r w., @ @ idol r ,s n
s p"rcta i"r every di'a. ha Asne AID Fever l,ys.
'""ci Complaint ehoca M"Thus lucr..,i"n sour Sto.
los. Of Appetite, a'd ali diseHsts arising iron, h ,";v NJ
Live. aGi iuaction Of the Digestive organs h.y are
fG eor has .uuch 10 give these l,.r.a fn,.;an a
but prefers the enorsaon q! their virtues should raj ~ I'D
rs ."ighhns aul friends OF Richmond city and tho ,;n,
AI!".. hurl,e!s OF whum have found speedy aud
ror these ers, and whose certificates L.r ha s a.
'ii"yia. 10 f. BAKER on Union iill ~
sac Il bod Hcr. No. 10. Market Bridge Bennett A. R.a-.
3 .arn Purcell. Ladd Co. Ade Gray Jas Blair
'si' = 3 thonas and w. r. Ladd Apo.hecarcs Drug
=, kchnuu,: Va.
Gtdcra addressed E. BAKER will with prope,
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RAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY AND hIhAi Az
INSTITUTE,
CAROLINE COiSTY. VA
EORGE G.. BUTLER, A. NJ, PRlSciPAL Departmental 1"s
VI ish AMI Modem Lam uaees -
Rev ALIEN SllIRAS A. NJ Associate Prnclpa Department VI
Languages
J,IIN r. JONES Department Of Tactics and Mathematics
m. rrt ses. ion OF this the ls Mon
,y of October next The 4h Wcnesd n july leo
This school j. situated county, Va IL miles from teu
.ctshre Is from the Milford depot The Richmond Raoa AMI
from Port ROYAL; either winch places can e a
The Catalogues containing full PARTICULARS w W
nj sIed on application ;,r :, ,s -,
TEKMSsl6u payable ha upon entrance and remainder a. n :"
rca,,ns should be made G. Bue addressed
H. p Erpublc Rockingham Va, until 2 oi septemor
a"el "n'I., 80, y, Aug h-cZm
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IH ANrED the first september Male Assistaa IN
~ the Hampton Academy To qualified, salary OF Sovo
VAL De gwen Applications (pos pad be forwarded 10 he
subscriber I'LL the I'D August.
Augl-c3 JOHN B. CARY, Principal.
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VIE nan "f GEO WATT ~ co cur'inu- 10 ~
3a. ct i'er factory Frank in cir ct, Just
Sc ixctanee i'",el) all sizes o. The Gun eAana
.,,a rom the smallest one horse the
Cast Shears, aua especially nse the atien
r .rs stock whIcn will be found II. all times COM
J. IL ih,s. who have hl- Plough l. useless t. say any
ruun n!ation. and 10 uuse who nave III usea IL they
larn.r may u. them at their expense
n- they do answer his purposes large sup
,.,,,'. wa. a., h,ud June 2i-cw3m
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EMOnf AND HENRY COLLEGE
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
TIME this Institution will commence on Thursday
Il the 2lst August, and Continue lo weeks
EAPRNsRS-
Tn Darse Sl0 W


II he o and Continue l0 weeks.
EAPRNsRs.
Tuition per session, $lo w
Board per week, w
Washing 20
Ind contingencies. s ~
the Preparatory Department varies from S0 10 sZ o
Der Oiher the
This College the South Wes ia situated in the
nearly 10 miles from village region
health the location OF the Soulh west
yncburg Tennessee The ch.upness OF s terms,
almost from The Ordinary temptations 10
well thorough organization and disci
plne, present high claims the patronage Of the public
June IS -cSw e. COLLINS, President
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HAMPDEN SID
hEi COLLEGE, RICHMOND. VA.
THNE luurte annual OF Lectures VIII commence on
day, lh October 1851 aud continue until the rSt OF
The degrees VIII De
held abuu rhe middle of March.
l.. BOilaNNAN, NJ. Dr. Prof OF Obstetrics and Diseases OF
Women aud Children :.
L. W CIiAMBERLAYNE,M NJ. D., Prof Of Maera Medica and
Therapeutic. -
CHAS BELL GIBSON ~ d., PIo. OF Surgery and Surgical
GARTER p JOHNSON NJ. D. Prof Of Anatomy and rhysoo-
DAVID H. TUCKER, D., Prof of Theory and Practice OF
Mc!i
A. E. pETIcoLAS, NJ D, Demonstration of Anatomy.
The acrs Anatomical snj Clinical instruction. in this In
siluion unsurpassed
Observation-Disclosures Professors fees Sl
DeI,o,s rau fee $40; Graduation lee So
price board including iue lights and servants attendance
is usually 50. or s3S per week ,
fuller information concerning h
ded those appyin or IT, OF specic ell
4N'' " S MAlpIN, N. D,
J,lv rom ni the Faculty.
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rrIIE IVII.LIAmSBURG FEMALE ACADEMY.

THE WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE ACADEMY.
sessons-the . beginning li of Oc'ober ending TIE
5 February and The econd commencing on tho lo o Feo
ruary, c,oses the lst OF July
Terms + half session:
For board fuel ish branches sT5 90
Tuition French any other modern language, 81
Laun, S
Music and Lessons the Piano, ~ ~
Drawing, ~
Washing, w
RKPBRBsegs:
Col. Rober McCandlish, President
Judge Tucker,
DR.. Waller,
GeUrge w. Southal,
Goodrich Duriey po.rd NJ Trr.,...
Samuel F. Bright, ~ =
". K. e. Douglas,
".
DR.. John VI. Gait.
Right Rev Jonn Johns, Williamsburg
Rev ]. Z. Iuyner. do.
Rev A Enmc. Wchmnnl.
Rev Z. Withers. Williamsburg
Rev. A. Is Van Zrdt Peter, burg.
Judge George Scarbur. h, Eastern Shore
Judge J. q Christian Williamsburg
Beverly Douglas Esq, KING WIliiam county
Dr. Socrates Maupm Richmond
Dr. Iohn T. Llg II, Prince Edward county.
DR.. Joseph Pendl.ron Louisa county.
DIR Madison r, ,ndlelon. do do
james CuStis Esq. Eastern ShJic.
I,r T Wi,hers, Petersburg
BJ- =. bail letters to the Prncipal .,.,,,r
Jdly 22-cw -t,ct HtBEkl =. IEr coH VIZ.
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rwE,T, DoLLAKs REWARD.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
APtu 18th and 2ls n>t, two neg men, mu'a
: -, pain,d T!OlT anu RICHMOND ~ and 20 years OF
"s ha,c heads ol hair; height five iect ten ,nen
'e inches Tho srr'ghty and has Sn"we"Ge
and chs about l6, pounds Richmond about i"o pouiius
IA a"r Nr Whites, Troer's store, III brunswick
" rNar: o! ,wcty d"ars Tor rhoit und ten Tor fcnohn
H' ayi delivered in NuttUway county orcunhheu
~ =, ,sw. ~ '''-' o. JOHN C. HARDY.
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sSESSEE, ELECTION.

TENNESSEE ELECTION.
MrupHrs ArGrsT l3-Thc majority for Governor Camp
bel wng will about sUO. Both branches Of the Lee
gislatule are Whig.
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Al meeting of the Directors the Office Of the Virginia
Bank in Norfolk Friday, Josiah Walls Esq, was utan'
mously elected President.
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.Ao iuIUJ bags Peruvian Guano, imported by SAUL.
A "goTge. Government Agent, landing and Tor sale by
'~l-eiw HUGH w. FRY.
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ho ~ ,r,

hoAHniHi A. faRESrs sN; AND CT GuAnSIANs S'A'
HAVE induced my hruhcr, Wm James IIrsc 30 resign
his proesorsIs IL hr OH" in crs'Iy that ho may f'''S "
Risln""d and al me IN my > 'o t pronor 10
publish au lester shch The sv Dr. Mcn:E o. he
hea r u" the arrangement hao made wish my I"o,he
c"!ccd by The ac; that Dr Mr'"'
Toe disc! imnats IN his Recommendations " guar
d a. n: h; Il ,FlIeSsyy n IlsSE Dear Sir Iean taA no
ordinary pleasure y"u) the Rev w iI"sc 10 b"
w you ir"m October next IN y'nr oIrh a"' IN
all m'ds hav. been permitted 10 aid IN dc'ehs,
iIs g,e activity ami Of intel
His thought. animation OF sentiment" r"h III
and felicity q"aiy nm renenty Hr
the lie falls 10 sp'fe "'r WIN
much 9" h own %U n s , n,sn s M srs has
beh variety and extent IA has fallen to The m t" no
Que s%i S h's NJ tIs il"gs ae y"u Already efficient r"r
tors The school over winch you preside can". ll' to u r
place AMI Intellectual airan-e. b" 50
Jour brother. and your other ei'c'eu' colleague
Msss ss what use YOU w." please OF Any "at @ ." ' letter relation
'0u' '''''' '''' '''eN''"'' WI H. McGrFrEy."
University Of Va. June 9th.
ocobe II pupils vii! be hunted TO 100 OF which 20
"" u ~s !:eSsa as ''"F's' FOR 'sm n d @ Richmond Va
IA Mf frON n ,LE AND FEMALE AcApEMI.
VIZ next sessIo" ." h,s ssh, WI m Son."Is ] On "t @ NM
I'LL the hid Fri af IN July! l@ me con;a
The elements Of physical an c,n Mahena,i M!as
racs ,e ain esk and Frs"eh Ian ~ Mss m
nns J.ily ,anina, onj anil ot and ui
s ~ believed 10 ne sufficient eNrn.ly: pcar tiudeu
nnrou.h y cef for the higher Coile=e he
the uo wI hc mia yIt siTc
aad such rs thought best calculated 10 eeNas i've ' ~ % W. m
the understanding! while IL "i scCuc 'hc ""c'"t " W
uiI Ham ion l. I"ve'h'iy he''h!. W" ca " e,ot o .e
hat ID the resort oi great nuoci" uuS c SUMMER a"" y"
nohls ;..,,l,,- ~ :.
Dudrd ani tuition III all the branches INC nu's al
c, p, (hrh be procured the town Richmond
sJ co payable one hdh 'r Hfs' :" 'dhua!, "H
hall The first oI jay
Pupils required 10 defosue all POCKET none!
wIh h PrlncpaI tu be risbur ed al h' discretion" anu o b
contract an! dou without Ills pefHsoh VI e WHICH a"h""! VI
tho !aIen OF Guardian M School and il. p,n,in, cfnce !.
I rn' ,, .nG nns sso m m n hs mi I,owIuo eenttrmrn
!"
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GOVERNOR Or KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE Auousr l3 The majority in the State for
Dixon (yns candidate for Governor, will be about
.
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CLASSICAL AND MATH EMATIcAL SCHOOL,
AIT

CLASSICAL And MATH EMAT1CAL SCFfUUL,
by JOIN HART. JR "A NJ
ryIIE next Sclu residence OF Mr Sce'
ueman ~ Slo ylysnia county, will begin on the hrst MON
day in without nerrution uIl ne eHu
M uy suhjccrs will be Mathematics III
Al. IT'S bauches-Iatn anil Greek, French German, Italian anu
and the branches Ens usually taught The sIules
ali hes. suhiec will I've directed especial To tho
rough preparation the University The numbsr OF onaret VII
uil.d 10 number excellent acconnnua
prepared before the session brgns Text oooks WI" DC
furnished al pookreller's ri'es ,.o
Reference male the lowng gentlemen WHO NAG sons
mr. ar DR. VIM Shultce. Matthew'S H. baI
nour Esl Cupeper; Jnu Voolfolk, Esq., ORANGE; DR. no G.o
win Orange; Esq. Oranse Richard WINS hsq
r npe. H. Jones' ESD nui-a; Hugh tnoiwin, Ee1 LOUISA
Cay'on Coleman Esq, A b TmbeaGc, Esl han''
ve, Jas I. Whi.. Esq Caroline. -: r,.
address JNO HART, IT, Lewis Sore, Spotsyvania Those
wishing admission, will please apply as soon as possible
szD- Whig will copy. Aug I-sH.le.Ne..-
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HANOVER ACADEMY.
yH1EE next Tits Institution the ~ ~
A pcaIIua should Uc Ga i-e Uly eight or nlc 'st-
I'LL
Terms per session s-one payable o.'roc'
s and remainder MARCH, LIST These charges Include p0a
Tuition and every necessary except ll-hs -,
LEWIS MlNDK COLEMAN, A. NJ, Principal.
SAMUEL SCilUOlEK, a. NJ.
Address L. CorIau Tia! oresic, Hanover county, Va
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Dr. Smpkns Northampton; lion 6 Srarflrs Acconac
Saunde ESQ., and DR. Edward Camm ilan!'bnrs Hon
James H. Cox Chesterfield; Rev H. VI. Dennis'n Va. "im VI
lircrory Esq and DR. G. Clay Rchm"n Samuel Calvr E,q
iaeksrn y Samuel WcInn Esq, Nor:ok county John SIM
ks Jone- Camp AMI Lncs Barron Hope Ed, \" fox cii,
Dr. A. ud ms. Matthews: nr-e iiunkr anl Joselh ScGar
EsGs Elizabeth city; D " H. Shield AID f. W Power Yorktown
Spots ESQ., iIcarcn; Rev Tnnnas Hume Portsmouth
Hon John ketIcwc Bamore A. b. Macrujrr. E.q Char
vlr Dr e. W SomIe, anp"n, and Dr e. NJ lluohard Jane
Guy.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
Etghty-Sixth Session. 1851 1-o2.
MONDAY, Ocube the 9th, and
4 terminate a the cluse Of March ensuing
Theory aud Practice Medicine, ny GEORGE B WOOD NJ ID.
Anatomy WILLIAM Z. HORNER, NJ D.
Maler. Medica aud Pharmacy, lOSErH CARSON, NJ d.
Chemistry, JAMES ROGERS. NJ d.
Surgery, WILLIAM GIBSON NJ: D. ,,
bsscs ami the Diseases OF Women and Children HUGH L.
LODGE NJ. d. ..c.>. -,
t",ca INSTRUCTION at Pcnnsy Hospital, by GEO B.
N0Ou NJ D. and ry GEO. w. NORRIS, N. d.
Medicine and III surgery b he
esrs the neia Faculty, assisted by w W. GERHARD NJ d.
md HENRY II. SMITH, NJ. D.
Practica Anatomy b, JOHN NELL, NJ d. Denonsator.
AMOUNT of Fees Tor Lectures the University, sioo
'atricuaiug Fee, tpa;d once only) ~
osptsl Fee. y,
Practical Anatomy, ~
Graduating Fee : -or<E, =, n w
Dean OF The NJ, ,dtca Faculty.
,sc fr,r Srae, above Thirteenth oppusic the u g Mint
~, ,S.lnb,, ''' Aug 5-ctl5Oct.
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
THE ne begin WEDNESDAY, the 10th day OF
4 October, lo52, an. cuse Isl March, 1857
NATHAN r. SMITH NJ. D.. Surgery.
WA. f.. A. AIKEN NJ. D.. Chemistry and Pharmacy.
SAMUEL CHEW, NJ d. Therapeutics, Muterla Meulea ana ny
JOSEPH RODY NJ. D.. Anatomy and Physonsy
wM POWER. NJ D., Theory and Practice Of Medicine. -
RICHARD H. THOMAS, M D., Midwifery and Diseases OF Wo'
and Children.
ample p"rtuues The Of Pact cal
Anatomy Moderate ca
Gil ical Lectures week. by Professors Smith and
po e in Baltimore nmary; with the privilege daily visits
a is wards charge student iu the iTket
Fees ot the $40 o.! Pacica Anatomy sl0 Macula.
non s5; Gia ua:iun SO WILLIAM l. A. AIKEN, Dean
Baltimore, Aug 5th, lSol-cot
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= Congress.

In the Senate yesterday the bill TO ascertain
and settle the private land claims in the State
of California was further debated.
The House OF Representatives, while the De-
ficiency bill was under consideration in commit
lee, declared, by a vote Of ayes l02, noes 81
that the amendment of Mr.. STRONG, offered on
Tuesday, proposing modification of the tariff,
was out of order Several other amendments,
with similar object in view, were offered and
disposed fin the same manner. Subsequently,
the bill to supply deficiencies in the appfopria-
lions for the present fiscal year was passed.
The House, in committee, took up the bill to
establish a branch mint in New York and one
in San Francisco. After a few remarks by MIR.
BRIeos, in support of it, the committee rose, and
the House resolved that the debate shall ter
inmate on Friday, and then adjourned.
The republic., 1851-01-30
Icern the Atlantic.

The ice has made it's appearance, we under
stand, in the Atlantic at an unusually early pc
riod. A vessel arrived in New York about a
fortnight since which reported having fallen in
with it; and we learn that the steamer .arctic,
of the COLLINS line, had her wheels materially
injured by it--so much so that it will be neces-
sary to renew all her buckets. The injury,
however, is not of nature to detain her beyond
the day advertised for her departure. II is not
impossible that the atlantic may have encoun-
tered a similar difficulty, which may have COM
PEELED her to put back?
The republic., 1851-01-30

relinquishment, only, of the title Of the United
Safes TO he land patented"
de ae ensuec, In which Messrs. BADGER,
BERRlEN, FOOTE, and DOWNS. opposed the
WIN, EWING. and WALKER, SUI % 10 IL.
Mr.. BALDWIN suggested an Amendment 10 the
one pending, which Mr WALKER accepted, and
the amendment, as thus moGihed, was as follows:
"Procilsd, ho,reper, That in every where a
patent shall be issued the patent shall he, in terms.
rcnquishment only of the title of the United
States to the land patented; and such relinquish'
Inent shall inure to the benefit Of the patentee or
oi such otber person persons, If any, as shall,
as between him or them and the patentee, have the
better claim title thereto
After further debate, this amendment was re-
jected-yeas 2l, nays 2i-as folIows:
YEAS.-Messrs. Baldwin. Benton, bradbury,
Case Chase, Clarke, Davis of Massachusetts, Davis
Of Mississippi Dickinson, Dodge If Wisconsin,
Dodge Of Iowa, Ewing Felcb, Miller, Norris,
Pratt, Seward, Soue, Walker. Whitcomb, and
WInthrop-2i.
NAYS.-Messrs. Atchison, Badger, Berrien,
Borland. Clay, Clemens, Dawson, Day ton, Downs.
Foote, G in, King, Mason, Morton, Pearcc, Phelps,
Rhott, Rusk, spruance, Sturgeon, Turney, I'm
derwood, Uphnin, and Wales-2i.
The llth section OF the Lill now reads:
''Aad be IL further enacted That the comm ssoners
herein provided for, and the district and supreme
courts, in deridipg on the validity of any claim
brought before them under the provirions OF this
act, shall be governed by the treaty OF Guadalupe
Hidalgo, the law OF nations, the laws usagos, and
customs of the government from which the claim
is derived, the principles of equity, and the deci
sions of the Supreme Court of the United States,
far they are applicable
MIR. BEN ron moved 20 amend this section by
adding thereto the following words:
'sAnd the law of prescription in favor of posses
sorry rights applied to individuals"
After long debate.
Mr.. SOULE suggested the following as modif
cation Of the amendment, and MIR. BENTON accept
ed it.in lieu of his own.
.sPropidd, That possession in good faith within
determined metes and boundaries during twenty
years. shall be deemed prima facie evidence OF a
complete grant, even against the United States"
Pending which,
On notion Of Mr.. FOOTE,
The Senate adjourned.
The republic., 1851-01-30

The DIANoSD WArcH.--The s 900 diamond
watch, which has been exhibiting at New Orleans
for some time. was ratified on the. evening of the
nth instant, at the St. Charles hotel, and
Broadwell, OF New Orleans. The fortunate parties
purchased a tic throw (45) for $3.50, which was
not afterwards beaten, and thus sccured the beau
tiful prize
The republic., 1851-01-30
From fhe Albanu Nv. W Rsgister.

No benevolent enterprise of the age compares in
the magnitude Of the scheme and the extent of its
benefits with that of the American Colonization
Society 1t proposes TO restore the African TO his
own country, where he will be free from the degre
dation inevitable in association with a superior
race to put end to the horrible slave trade,
which has thus far bafed the efforts Of all christen
dom; and TO extend civilization and christianity to
the continent Of africa
The efforts of the Abolitionists devoted for
some years almost exclusively staying this great
enterprise. But it has gone on in its good work,
while their efforts have stopped emancipation in
the States caused the addition Of slave terri
tory to the Union, and inflicted acverer hardshps
upon the slave population.
wecommend the speech Of Henry Clay at tho
recent anniversary meeting Of the Society, TO at
tentive perusal.
The republic., 1851-01-30
wAsHINGTON:
THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 80. 1851.

03-Mr. c. w. JAMES, No. Harison sireef,
Cincinnati, Ohio. is our General Travelling -Agenf
for the JVsstsrn States, assisted By J. X. Smith, j.
It. Dent, Jason Taylor, J. w. ARMSTRONG, Perrin
Locke, w. Ramsey, DR.. Joshua Wadsrorh. Aifr
andr n. La,os, and II J. Smiley.
Or Mr.. ISRAEL e. JAMES. No 1872 South
Tenth street, Philadelphia, is General TfnrelIng
agent for the Southern and Southwestern States,
sisted by JViuiam III JVeld, John Collins, james
Deering, a. Kirk Wellington, Il. n. Euans, James
Clark, p. Locke, and Joseph Button
The republic., 1851-01-30
supreme Court OF tho United States.
WEpsEspAY, january 90, 1851.

WEpsEspAY, January 90, 1851.
Jesse p. Bishop. esq, of Ohio Was admitted an
attorney and counsellor of this Court.
No. SO. M. M. Robinson and al. VIM. j.
Minor and al On appeal from the circuit court
United States for Mississippi.
Mr.. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion of this
Court, affirming the decree Of the said circuit court
in this cause, with costs.
No. so. j. Brooks Us. s. Norris In error to the
supreme court Of Louisana.
Mr.. Chief Justice Taney delivered the opinion Ct
this Court, dismssng this writ of error, with costs
on the ground that it was barred by the limitation
prescribed by the act Of Congress
No. 62. S. GRATIS executors, appellants, u.s. S.
NJ. Cohen and al. The argument of this cause was
commenced by Mr. Reed, for the appellants, and
continued by MIR. Budd, for the appeees.
Adjourned until TO. morrow at u O'CLOCK. o. IN.
The republic., 1851-01-30

RHODE IsLANp.--The election by the Legislature
Of United States Senator for Rhode Island for the
ensuing six years is expected to take place this
week. The candidates are, James r. Simmons,
formerly in the Senate, and John Whipplc, lawyer.
Gov. II. b. Anthony was proposed as candidate,
but declined. Hon, Albert G. Greene, the present
incumbent, and Hon. Robert d. Cranston. ex MEM
Der ofthc House, are also mentioned as candidates.
telegraphic despatch from, Providence states
that there were four ballots yesterday, but that no
choice was effected.
The republic., 1851-01-30
Robbery Of Adam. q Co.

1t viii be seen, by the letter Of our Balti-
more correspondent, that most daring robbery
has been perpetrated on the express line Of
Messrs. ADAMS & Co., between Baltimore and
Philadelphia. 1t is only few days since
the papers of RICHMOND, Virginia. announced
that the same firm had been robbed in that
city. 1t should be pleasure TO every one who
entrusts money or goods to this line 10 know
that the house of ADAMS 4 Co. are abundanily
aole and willing 10 make good all losses by their
line, as.is evinced by the following letter in re
ference to the robbery at Richmond:
'.BALrISoxE, Jan. 25, 1851.
'Messrs. H. T. PAIRo & Co, Richmond, Va.
"GssTLEMEN: We have learned that package
of money belonging to you wae stolen from our
Richmond office-said to be 1886. Please pen tho
fact that the package contained the sum Of 1896,
and forward it, with your receipt, to Mr.. Lee, of
this city, (your correspondent,y and we will
promptly pay him the amount
"Yours respectfully, ADAMS CO."
The republic., 1851-01-30

Texas PupL,c TMraovEMESrs.--Th first work
of internal improvement Of importance yet under
taken in Texas with certainly Of success, Ia the
construction of canal from the Gulf OF Mexico 10
the Brszos river. MIR. Bradbury, of Galveston, has
taken the contract for SOS 900. Operations have
also commenced for the construction of the first
railroad in tho State. II is TO connect the Rio
Grando with the town of Harrisburg, few miles
below Houston, on the Bufalo bayou, and Is ex-
pected TO provo very profitable road.