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TRsAsuHY DxrAHTxxsT March ~, 1851,
THE State having Of it, legislature, passed during
the called tho CREDITOR he lats
Of the State, previous 10 lhs Isl oI
rss having by an approved September 1850, authorizing
stock 10 the said stac o
r.1as should not be issued
the State hodg bonds and ohsr
pledged shall Of the United States
Ieascs OF claims against United states for on ae-
certificates such forms as shall be pre-
croed by of The Treasury, and approved oy e
NAV the claims Tor which The
duties imports pledged the holders or ownc,s OF all
uch and description OF them
AT This lot of Ocober lr and to exc
ably 10 the form by The President
Of United States In Of the Of the pb OF
september 1850 ,yu uoncr
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
FORM or RELEASE.
Whereas. by approved september iao zen
stock bs paid 20 the staie
Of srd mentioned, win poVso
h.p n s than said siock shall be issued until
the creditors holding bonds and other cehcntss o.
duties imports were sPcc,ay
a Ayst Al. al rnted States releases o. all
nnd whereas the creditor Of the State
holding OF e following dfscrbca pond o
the be sno of WHICH
m. dno.s mentioned in specially pledEedi
IfIere describe bonds c.uifcates ,s .e.u,..
Now for the purpose complying with the provisions sad a
and for good valuable consideration, hereby release TO The
United Claim equity sgnst them or OF on
acrour, Of the tbond. ccri6cstes) above described ~
witness my hand and seal q, -, this o9 W
#4
Sealed and delivered in presence Of
1.-Two Witnesses
Mar yi--df3lhwtscp3
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General Lanu Once.

-#s April 4, IS6I
NUMEROUS applications having been made Office for
IN which land
der Of 2sta September should located the following
answers thereto have been prepared 10 viii
modes BY which these locations be made;
lst by the warrantce in person;
I'd. BY through the Of this office
I'd. BY attorney
the second mode adopted the application be made
in writing specifying the land datc section OF
which location desired and be accompanied by affidavit
according following form, No. l. .4 @a% 4a
Where the third mode adopted Of sttorney must be
executed by the the of Witness
following orui No which must
proved, before
authorized the acknowledgment according form
Ne 3or4. usa~a+a= tl sa-5t A
In alt patents will transmitted land Office
where tbs location made uness special directions to the contrary
be given Es. |
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A. s. q. A. ARMOUR,
DR-aPERS and T.HILORS,

No. N3 Broadway corner of Duane street,
d1ors the Hping House, Nep York,
DEsPECTFULLY ofrriends and the public 10
II their spring goods, the patterns
which they prepared to make in the best and
prices
cassnercs, and vestngs of elegant light
dark do patterns of Paris cmbrodcries.
skfu
and wais'coas Each
parment Army uniforms
despatch, approved
who this metropolis will find this establish
everything their and perfect H insured
NJ b. PKEMIrM ATsThese elegant wastcoa,s that
admired Castle Garden,
premium by the American Institute at their late fair
Feb l5-dim
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IL the honor Of Washington and George
ecursc Of dswcnE lessons for the season VIII com
s,rpee IN his residence Penavani
avenue pprps,se Wflsd's hotel.
Washington Thusdays, ana ssr-
days. t,eorxetow MI Mondays aad Fridays
Oct p-dn
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SUPEU1OR DsRuerreot ypes i-Fisst Prcmium ~. H..
~ WHITEHURST field Of
ground than any unruerteoypi-t the Hts galleries
between ~ and 9th
No 2o7 Baltimore Balnors broadway and Leonard
street, New a. street. Richfnunj sycamore
Petersburg; Main street. Norfolk and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia
beautiful highly dagueucotypcs
extraordinary Improvement psnfng faithful and highly finished
iikenesscs n n few seconds.
The r-,nry ground Invested by II. Whohur gives
airy and lving appearance to the picture.
distribute than thirty thou
annually and have given dissatisfaction Th
certainly hsscg NJ his hkcnesses
H. w calls he public generally his elegantly
furnished gallery Lane and fuckers where free
exhibition of pictures with given.
Notwithstanding competition in the
Fair Of he awarded the first
medal by the judges
Lknc,cs osvery description copied, and norton
attended to- Nov q3-dly
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ppAuATE PROPOSALS for furnishing stationery and for
,s Juur 80 H1, viii be received ocock D. m ON the
Those unaccompase
aa;s,. Of ability luin will considered.
ali he ARTICLES be quality
- a Inc principal articles OF wbichsuch paper, quilts,
IN. osns lead pencils, knives, ink, &cust
sh ,ampes pay the the prices
s.s ar return them Its option No bid will be considered
bee the accompanying are not of the Kind and quality
,sosird the department
s aouosa mus. signed the individual making H.
"a musl specify price aud but price, of each and every
ANY I'M shcud articles
hy furnished The lowest market prccs
liny 10 quality Blank proposals. will be furnished
M persons applying for them and without
y would nnd dihicult make
on be taken no consideration uniesi substantially
agreeing thecwin.
different descriptions required The
will be furnished by the contractor the
u ar be Office ordering designate the kind Of paper
- whether script Otherwise, and the number 20 sheet
sben the article will admit Of more :han one
articles furnished and work ts be executed be
heat quality without delay when
he ssiacuon head Of the office Tor which they
Ts reserves tssfe right Of ordering greater
- Quantity article contracted for, the public
require
Ronds approved security be given by the person per
~, u tsstse
.m The work his liable
N, ioreure specified in slch bond liqudatcd damages
The subj0ined lists specify nearly done,
quality and description OF each Of the kinds OF articles and
suk will he wanted
# enY mpnctcabe precise description of the nature
quality kinds printing bidders referred
ns SAMPLES different Offices Tor specimens general
symptoms required
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FORM No ..

COUNTY
On this - day Of, IN the year - personally sp
acknowledged The with
In deed and c~ru that well
As Of ~urranfss and that he "a
the within power and who
ecuted the
foneer's Sig nafWre.l
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NEW York California millionaire Association
IN One thousand thousand dollars. Capital ~
obtained influential
capital special partners admitted
York, per-
certificates Of shares issued therefor ten cent annually
prospect doubling whole safe operations
trade and mining The United tss under the direction and
roi of OLIVER HOLDEN,
General Partner and Chief Agent OF the Company,
No. IL Wall street, New York
responsible throughout the Union
be employed diff
points, q vessels be
available for ade the mails and freight to and
from Europe, Asia, Afica, and the Americas.
There doing with Calor
Pacific long supply soId
and calculations therefor Aud this
being
y and style Of q. HOLDEN Il CO.,
Mercantile, Comm,-sion Merchants, Banking
Insurance. and Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 ,000, 900.
Feb 2-u
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ADIES' Dress GOOds.--The subscriber
Ii IS pieces plain barage embracing all the shades
80 do figured barage, beautiful styles
20 do do tissue, entirely styles
baTage delainc, rs X cents, pnci
pally very rich patterns
2J Bohemian cloth, and article
a5 do linen iustre pretty shades
1000 yards ging,ams all prices
10000 do printed cRiicoes
5000 printed lawns, of l2 eenis
and tine quality ...
1000 yards plain cooed Swiss musns, beautiful article,
tl21 cents
get days
have kindness call again. shah make arrangements
all may be accommodated.
c. W. YERBY,
Penns,ivan avenue between 7th and sth sts
Mar 8 dawif
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oavery othcr description Of paper not desig-
wed snovs. hot 70 bs 40 by the Office or
snne IL. whether circulars, instructions, war
ar, iorns, returns, hc., ~ specified in the
m paragraph, os--
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DANKINa-A Practical Treats. Ranking by j. w Gbsrti
ID nsss Anercaa from The ara London sdnm.
For saIs BY r,v,op . NANNY
Api7 Rcckselsrs, near ph strsst
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THE Complete Works OF Jos~phus translated by
whisscn volume goo closely pins~d pse with
ndsr and severs enssyinss Price In full leather b'ndnS -
APPS FRANCk TAfLoA
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PRINTING,

The printing Of all kinds including papc which may be required
eIscurcd for ohe Department of the INTERIOR or any
sns hereof circulars, nstrucuons
'sn rms blanks soid matter, or not leadcd RUE
s figure work. ruling lining, and red ruling
nn by Whatever name tide pson The same shs "
nown usually designated by the office requiring ~ and
sndne also folding sching pAsns, Ae ON s too"n2 ae
Of pspc 10 W
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Norfolk.
sfS The OsCEOLA, wing undergone thorough
'tas~ repairs, Will her above place.
leaving Washington every Wednesday and Saturday o'cioek,
Returning Norfolk every Monday and Thursday at
O'Clock Touching going and returning Cone river and
rbc usual landings the Potomac for signals or 10 land
Passage fare, s., III
Apri LIT JAMES MITCHELL, Captain
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j. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner.

Refoc justice cfthe peace other officer authorized
adar personally appeared hrre inst Che
ee being that he the identical
10 whom No. - for
under the act Of Sepsuber $780, Issued on The day
| day Of NJ apples
f.fRants Siguafurs1
4 md. ribrdk me dnyo
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rO OWNERS o Lands N Texas.-A gentleman Virginia.
who good surveyor and lawyer desires fenas
would like
OF lands county, with bring thrn. into
mHrk .t#.r.9.
family capital, enwasina
agriculture lie the satisfactory niais
integrity responsibility
enable him control considerable To Texas
who would incncd avail
of psced in
advertiser, and suitable by addressing post paid
VIM GOULDtN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virgins.
&
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tstE#LA james a. Dkrret
III attend of claims before Congress- and
w va ions executive departments Of the government
once d.lns street, between Sh and ION streets.
Oct2-u eass-5
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Know al. presents that Aers insert Ae
ronsel Of the county of-, and state OF " DO eeIel
attorney, 10 ecste land warrant No
land which issued under the net OF septenbe
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SpLEyDID silk shsvrs Mant1as. &o.-We invite The
ladies descriptions just received
~ rich silk manuil,., assorted shades, styles
Is rich cbene silk si,awls
IN u msnullas.
We have rel also
1 scarf
do 10 shawls
The attention ladies especially invited Id
treiy goods for the all which will
offered prices prices
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAI, 4 CO.
Ap 12-dlw FL f 81 n
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NTEWAUT'S FHEEWASONS' MANUNI.--Ihe FFesmA
sons Manus aeon the initiated through az me de
the higher de~es of
knighhood - by Stewart, X T. volume deodectmo
ala payos 100 eneaviHGss soueAtn
ce work has been highly recommended % the
crsA wiiam r. Reed grand master o. me sfsna Log o
sksuet grand high priest on rsnHsygvn
MIA and by many en,ipcot Nssops aA e4M
I,nn Kerr. Ornamental Poultry
Tho history and ornamental and dsesc poultry
with additions by !.
N n volume Of pages, embelshsa pnv
rsit. muslin bindins price 4econd sdcn-
Ap FkhNCk TAYLOR
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FORM No. ]

Sworn subscribed before this - day OF -, 1856
[OHeer's Signatmrel
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[Po~er Of subsii,aon may Be nssrisd Vde,iredl
s'snedin presence Of
tWurantsss sigaainsl
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES FoR MAY, 1901

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Monongsiia Academy
Glass No. IS, for 1851.
To bs drawn In Alexandria, ya Saturday 7 of May 1856
GU number ottery--il drawn ballots.
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u EN. MASON MOBILES Seminary founH Lssses
IL will be opened his residence the corner Of ih and
Tuesday, made known on app'i
cation TO the principal
Ap l3-dtlst May y
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7 KNOx WALKER will practise law IN the supreme
Court nf stste. prosecution
claims ssrns, the government Addss Washington, D. O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-21
The following patriotic resolutions have been introduced
into the New York Legislature by Mr. Thompson from New

The following patriotic resolutions have been introduced
the New York Legislature by Mr.. Thompson from New
York city. We trust they may pass:
l. Resolved, Gf the Senate concur) That revere the
wisdom and patriotism of ancestors which framed the
Union of the States under the Federal Constitutions that
attribute power dignity and prosperity nation,
the full possession and enjoyment Of civil and religious IL
bey the security property and the of moral and
intellectual elevation which the brthght of every ciii
zen and oil the magnificent results of our growth peo
Pile the Union under tho Constitutions that the mainen
ance and extension of these great blessings during the pre-
sent generation and their transmission TO posery,
cure only by faithful adherence 10 the Union, and implicit
obedience to the Constitution.
3 Resolved Gf the Senate concur,) That the fabric Of
our General Government the product of reciprocal
cesson among the conflicting interests OF different sections
the country of mutual respect for the dveses OF opn
ion which prevailed among the citizens and of sincere aec
ton begoen by their origin, and the common Pc
s tolls and sacrifices through which their common lber-
ties had been won and the General Government can DO
tanned and pepetuaed only upon Inc Same oasis OIL conces
son respect and affection.
g. Resolved W the Senate concur) That we cordially ap
prove Of the recent Of Congress for the adjustment
of the dangerous questions arising out OF the acquisition OF
territory under treaty with Mexico and that in conside
ration Of the various and dscordan interests 10 be affected
thereby we hold that the Compromise is fair one, and
ough, sustained BY every patriot in every part OF the
land. -
4 Resolved df the Senate concur) That the Fugitirs
Stare Bill is in accordance nth The express sipuotions Of
the Constitution of the United States carried out by the
Act of Congress Of 799 signed Washington and force
when the law was passed. and that Congress-
ing law which should be efficient In carrying out the Sup
ulaons of the Constitution, acted in full accordance win
the letter and spirit Of that instrument and mat we VIII sus
this law and the execution of the same by all lawful
means.
s. Resolved f the Senate concnr) Tha, the further agi-
ation of The Slave Question would in the opinion OF the
People of this State be dangerous 10 the existence OF the
Union
G. Resolved df tho Senate concur0 That the Executive
requested transmit copy OF these resolutions 10
of the Senators and Representatives in Congress from this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-21

In another column of this days paper will be found the
proceedings Of the Central Southern Rights Association
Virginia Its purposes SGT forth in the able and appro
mi, petition the Legislature This paper will soon nt
;,a the Houss Of Delegates and must ATTRACT aen
,;o the first appeal directly to our own Legislature
of men who understand their rights and
d. "aacs -'ihout fear, and above board 1t will b
.ho, ono to rise up before his con
difficult responsibility for AL, A'' ,a~s
.,i,uen,s and say he had voted to incl.
md negroes and against upon the produ. 's.e
,.h,.h refuse 10 give up fugitive slaves. No man c.
.ucb course of conduct, II be 10 any form defend
ad We are glad 10 know that the association is rapidly In
creasne and we observed upon the lists reported 10 tue a.
ISOLATION many whom Virginia has delighted to honor
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SETTLED AT LAST.

The long agonyis over and the Convention yesterday
decided vote adopted the following plan for puohsnine III
official reports their proceedings and
Mr. sheffey from the special committee on printing. In
subject has given much discussion and o~the com
fort of the Convention and for our own SAKE we are g
that the matter has been definitely arranged
oment hesitate TO believe that this measure will be cor
,,, aus,oined by the people, who will cheerully bear
expe nse achieve the important object Of
,op every where fahurepors of the dongs of such an
important body Our readers will have complete oicia
transcript of the in the Convention free of expense
and weighiy inducement Is now held out TO our ends In
eyery portion of the State subscribe to the Enquirer
Resolved, That Robert H. Gaaher be and he is hereby
appointed publisher of the debates and proceedings OF inc
Convention. an, -
2. Resolved, That the said publisher shall publish or
cause 10 be published semiweeky in the Richmond wing
ENQUIRER Examiner Times, Republican Advocate ana re-
nubcap or in supplement those papers, the DEBATES ano
proceedings of the Convention so mat Inc readers OF sa
papers, whether they De subscribers 10 as sun
Zach week the debates and proceedings OF one week.
Resolved That the compensation 10 the publisher shall
be as follows SO 25 for composition OF matter equal 10
conmn of the supplement heretofore issued; "a 60 cents
eam for paper OF the size of the Richmond Wing or "a ~
"a ream for paper of the size Of the suppement-ony SO
62s token for press work the amounts to be seea
and allowed by Secretary weekly and TO be verified by
affidavit OF the foreman or clerk Of the publisher.
Resolved That the said publisher shall also furnish
twice each week twenty copies OF the debates and proceed
inrs 10 eoch member and shall wrap mail and direct the
same according the instructions of members, at charge
moi exceeding copy, and higher rate shall be
charged to Others
5 Resolved That the said publisher shall also furnish six
hundred copies Of he Register of Debates in octave FORM
price hereafter be fixed by the Convention for press
work and paper-no additional charge 10 be made tor com.
position except Register 10 be published
AZ SUFFICIENT intervals after the publication OF the mat
Ter in the the supplements as aforesaid TO al
ford an opportunity for the correction of heren
copy of said Register be delivered published 10 each
member aud officer of the Conventions one bound copy TO
be furnished 10 each member officer the close of the
session. and the residue OF the six hundred copies 10 be
bound and delivered the Secretary of the Commonwealth
subject TO order of the General Assembly The cost OF
binding shall not exceed sixty cents volume.
6 Resolved That the Secretary take bond with sum
cen security from said Robert H. Gaahe for the faith
Jul of the duties prescribed in the foregoing
resolutions and that he procure the agreement in writing OF
the propetors the papers heenbeoe named TO distribute
the debates and proceedings the set forth in the
second resolution.
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
TUESDAY MoRNING, JANUARY 81. 1851.

MORE RESOLUTIONS ON THE COMPROMISE.
Just before the adjournment yesterday. Mr. Dorman Oh
fered the House OF Delegates series OF resolutions
on the Compromise Is little singular to see these
ghs gentlemen thus suddenly and rapidly sprngnR 'ness
Questions upon the Legislature? 1t shrewdy suspected
that there is CO, meatubthat there cunning
Whr ru,e at work. get issue on the VeSeo question:
of the Copromse-and by setting the Democrats oy tue
take certain advantage their dissensons 10 carry the
for the Wings In this cute calculation our enos the
Wings arc destined feel is II or one
moment 10 be credited hevgnia who have
rhu. a,eady refused make issue this question: ana
have moved on tremendously and unitedy will at TINS a'e
day and upon question which has passed away ooshy
fall into trap for them by their opponents "heh
Virginia shall be called respond 10 the appeals OF oou
Carolina and other States before her. the Legislature
NAV firmly and briefly but respectfully declare that while
she is willing TO acquesce in what has been DONE she WIN
sterny resist even dissolution Of the Cnion any iu
,her aggression This is the marked out oy
zee, in the Legislatures Of North Carolina and Fiorda ana
i, will doubtless DO pursued In both Of those States Inc
Democrats in our Legislature should not and will NOT SUI
fer an issue 10 be made the compromise measures 'hem
selyp
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.a-nr1I,s n1nsrR ATOMS OF SHAKESPEARE.

RoYDELLS ILLUSTRATIONS OF SHahor nA,D
The Lecture of Mr.. Macnmber, gentleman VINO "o'u'
necunary interest in that great work now oleieu - ~
lie was listened 10 on Thursday evening 'as'' " VIZ
large and discriminating assemblage. 1885,, .;
The Lecture and exhibition of the eneraVings were -
compliance with request from many c..u.n,;or
together with the Governor members Oh 'i' ~"
and Of the Legislature ,.,,as
The Lecture was delivered in chasle ahu M
presenting interesting "reminiscences Oh 'no ~. a
&C sh,teno,rc The Satire of the Boston Bard sohp'
.," ~ rsm.,;. severity upon the immoral tende9a ne
, .r;,;,as - Byroowas delivered byulfe LED
,.;n;s. .s.., Another Satire upon ecratf0"" Tue
,aa - sb,.s,sare By the modern stage, by VI. oPf's
49,, ,,a,,na rho works OF Shakespeare as tending 10 ~ @
IT,; of tho moral sentiments-was lninhtaoiy ::
rhn scure with the history Of the work. ana '''e
sc rho .norayncs was, altogether received wiz. up
rent cra6cation--thc audience 'e'''a'A''s
for period Of two hours. 49,. ,h;s conn.,
The ordinations 10 how the "olA came INV u.s. IT,
nv were of satisfactory and Interesting chn'a'''
are rs given by the lecturer as ioho" tho
The Copper plates were represented 10 nave 's
f,c assgnees and creditors of Boydel great mum.
~ vssrs hence many believed that they were 'oay as
.od o melted No. Nearly years ago, they were sent
. ,h 1,red Stntes with the intention oil pruning M eu'
ton OF the work thererom
ba, mar, OF the project entirely failed for they were 50
worn as TO be useless for that purpose After many nehec
,ua attempts. on the part of the agent TO get them publish
Cd thew were after siderable negotiation purchased by
the present owner After keeping them moro than Six years
Dr. Spooner New York. fortunate enough to obtain
the services OF George Parker English line and sppe en-
payer and who had served his time with Robert IhsO
"T1e" las may be by reference TO the pates en-
gayed number of the plates and was employed by Boy
dell TO superntend the engraving of the entire work With
the assistance of Parker and thirteen engraver under him.
the work recruiting the plates has been by the
prope,ors for nearly three years. and within twenty months
more will be completed estimated cost OF $47OOO-
more than half OF which has already been expended
The plates are be taken back England and the work
repubshed there Ten thousand pounds sterling have been
refused copper Plates since was ascenined fully
that they can be restored their original beauty The num-
Der of plates O issued in so parts Weight of copper in
the plates $3.50 pounds of Norway "copper" the finest in the
world for engravers There duty upon the plates
when re-expored England they executed in Lon
don There 81 painters (who painted fe-szs pic
ures and 80 engraves employed about 20 years on the
work. some for longer and for shorter period OF
time.