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ELECTRICAL FE BRiFuG E,

SPEEDS FEVER TONIC with which any une. with out any particular kbOw ledge of medicine, is ena hled .o cure any Of the te, vers incident to . SoHtherr climate. ip from
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For Dyspepsia.

Prepared from the fourth stomach of the OK
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An EnrIlsh lady's IlspOrt of Sdalhrrn Nave.

In Lady Emeliue stuart Worileys work of tfa- vels ia the United States. lately published n London, there IS an aceoun, of heg visit to the cotton plantation os General Taylor, on the Mis- sisSippi, which must present a remarkable contrast fof English readers 70 thc -ts0elous reports they have bseu in the habit Of receiving from other British traveio7s in this country. Her lEdysap called on General Taylor in Washington, and was invited by linn Co visit his cotton plantation when she went South. She says:
 "The Late Presidents son was there. and re- ceiyed us with the kIndest hospitality. The slaves weT= mustered and narshaled for us tn see; cot ton was picked from the few plants that had sur yived the late terrible osera0wing of the MlsSs sppl, and the interior of of the slaves houses was exhibited b us. As to the slaves themselves, they were as well fed, comfortably clothed, and kindly cared for n every way as possible. and seemed thorougy happy and contented. The dwelling house we went Co look at was extremely nice; It was a mos, tastefully decorated and an excellently furnished one; the walls were cover ed with prints, and 1t was scrupulously clean and neat.
 - expressed great wish to see some ot the small sable fry; and a whole regiment of little robust rotHnd, black babies were forthwith paraded for her special amusement: 1t was very orderly little aSsenblage, and il cannot he imagin ed how nice and clean they all looked Such a congregation of little smiling, good hatured, raven rolypolies, never saw collected together before. One perfect duck of a child was only about three weeks old, but i comported itself quite a as or derly manner the rest, as if tt had bceH used to give parties and assemblies. and receive any quantity of company from every nation on earth all its days, or rather hours. It was as black as little image carved in polished ebony. and as plump as partridge, ln nmourning.) These pitchy covred picaninnies differed from white children in one essential particular, for they were all per fectly quiet and silent; all wide awake, but all still and smiling.
 After the main body had departed, small straggler was brought Tn, (whose mother, perhaps, had iavlshed additional upon it's state toll ette,) and 1t alone, apparently alarmed at finding tself thus unsupported and insulted, testified it's diSapgrobation at the presence of English visitors by very wild squall We saw an older child afterwards, who very nearly white, with love- ly features and far hair; the mother was mulat- to, and the father almost white.
 "V-- highly delighted with the whole company of little inky imps, from first to last nnrs ing and fondling them n high glee; and lt may be readily conceived that the mothers stood equally enchanted at having their little darkics so appre- clated-and not a little proud-Showiug their splendid glitterlag teeth almost from 10 ear'
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Fresh .Arrivals.

ICsT received, per steamer :. Hamburz,'s J 50 barrels snpeEdne FLOUR; 70 ' stackem: VI daz Lemon ss1pp;
 B boxes Candy; jl0 barrels Brandy 70 dc. Whizkey. For sale caeap. by M. TANTI.
 sseamseas LAadae.
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Confectionery and Ice Cream. gAsAE citizens of Littse Rock are informed that 4 have for sale inch stock of eandies. cakes. fruits and general stock Of confectl0nary, which wll be sold al the lowest pfices.
 Zee Cream. Wal be furnished every day from o'clock to il All.
 Rooms nexf door 10 As Lineolns Book Store, on Markham street.
 ORLANDO B KEEcAE. June 18th lsAl 4f-
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which will he sold for cash, as low as they caH be bought in New Orleans.
 Country Physicians and dealers will find it their interest after having examined elsewhere to give me also, call
 IT. Prescriptions carefully put up,
 Little Rock, Jaly 1, 1851. 4a-
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL
 DRUG STORE.

TUST received per S. E. D Cleoaa a fresh supply of pure and selected Drugs, Also fresh Congress Wa Ter, Selt1er APeriehi, Per futqeries, &c.
 Constantly On hand all popular Patent Medicines, ChImicais, Os, Paints, Hiasl0to Glass, Garden Seeds. Wines * Liquors for
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Gelpmitteln ipcbl bsrfeben fei Scr 3pef
1T bic Oroflamaticn einer fceialen enropat'
leten NepubIit. Jnformationen iter btsfsn
8sasnfanc ftnc ebsnfalls in misn unp spss
tersbura erbalten morSen.
shrfei. = &oGatb's Srau 1T farslib
bonn pfsroe seitjrst; bies 1T ein neusrSblas
fir Den bart3eprhften Mann. Ger spr'n5
Srieprih bon Shleswis' 9olitein bat xcHntb
uno Ieinen 8enofen su Sutabia einiss Ss'
(uhe ataeitattet.
Bon gnslanb bsrlautet nihts Slenes bon
wihtiafeit; Die Beritbte bon Der qDslt' Salr
(lno bic !6aupt. SleuIsfeiten uno fhllsn elnsl,
bebeutenben Naum
qBm. 3 4tcr in eu:Vorf bate lit lesten
Sabre $25 ,s9l 9arsn ~ 3ablcn. 9ein Vsr'
m6asn rptrb auf $4,000, 900 sefbagt. Der
arme SebIufer untb. Sl.
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SrtanSretb's Ntue1t. /.

4ae Granfbeitsn wslde beftis fnO opsr
arcBe 9hmersen er5euaen erfcroern lcsleieb
ttarfe ubfibrunseu uno um bies 3u bewirfen
mhden nahsinanoer srobe Scfen eessben tpsr'
ben. Sanae an nit feds Yillen, uno tpenn
Oer Stbmer; ni6t baIO nadld6t, aib msbr;
fabre fort Ce in tleinen 3Dif6enrdumen ju
9eten, bic bic Rrdmpfe ober Shmsr1en eini'
aermaBen asboben 0nO, 1Benn grbrehen
erfolst, nahpsm bic lpiQsn aeaebeu worOen,
IoSIt es ein autes Selhen. 9ollte IS ihrpies
rig Iein, bic sDiIen berunterjui6lufen, reite
fte 1T Dulber unD Glib (te banm init etpas 3ues
fsr uno qDaGer cber Sranbp uno maGer, o.
oct ir9tnb einem Wittef, fpas bet Rranfe germ
nimmt. Sieter, namentlih selbe unb blli6s
Il - SalIenoe Sranfbeit unb ale Rrdmpfe,
iollten auf ciefe Hrt bebanbelt perben; es
rpiroe oann niGt ntthia fen, 5ur Gper 3u Iais
fen, lonoern bic llriahe bet Erantbeit, Die
anaebauften l1nreiniafetsn tpirpen allen abs
aefibrt uno es Dem Slute iiberlaGen, Den S6rs
per tpieoer berjuitelIen.
srbie ehten Branbretb's pillen merben
Uerfauft bur6 folaenbe 1aenten:
Stidter uno t1I'Knisbt, Nsaoins
2Ilbert GAIN SernUiae,
I. Sapred,t RuBtaun.
7ebn t11eere. 9tauhsburs.
9. uuo @. 56ellenberSer, 5amturs.
.. Harmany, sibanon.
| Wiar5, s. 1851. ~.
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Der Heaoln9er Oeutibe
Bar1- nn0 Gparfon0- Derein.

Den Stcfbaltsrn oisfs6 8sreinS ,piro bsrs
NIT bsfannt ssmabt oab bas Dirsftorium bas
qofal bsi Sorn. 7. ). n1eyre psrIaitn bat unb
BON nun an feline monatlibsn 8eriammlun9sn
BET 5rn. Jobn Serrell, psnnffrass, sruiftsn
Der 7ten uno 6ten Srass, balten mirb.
Sernsr mabt oaS Dirsftcrium, ensm Sss
fbuiIs 9smds, tefannt, bas Die n,cnatliden
3abIun9sn bon jsst an laut Der @onifitutlcn,
Wrtifel 7, 2lbfhnitt 2. sntribtst msrben fcasn,
unb fir osisn 3rpef cine Scmmittss pom Die
rsftorium jsbsn 3tsn Mittwob i'm Oaonat, pcn
6 bis 8 llbr Absnos, bic 3abIungsn osr Sfcds
batter ODER oersn Nasntsn i'm obsnSsnanntsn
qofals in Gmpfans nsbmen pirS.
SIN sluftra9 oss 9irsftOriumS'
6ottlieb CD. Iemncrt. Ssfr.
Geaona, ben 6. Wai. 3m.
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I'm bic Oatl1ell.

9e llntsrlhrisbsnsn m6btsn abtunespoa
bic 9amsn bsnatbrlbtissn, oab iIe unldn9if els
nsn aussessbntsn
Damen 5tefels uno 5d,ubs5tobr
sr6ffnst BADEN, 100 jsber artfsl BON Damen u.
SinosrsEusbsflsieunQ um bic biIi9ifsn Yrslfe
su BADEN iif. Sbr 8orratb bsitsbt aus Cons
9re6s9tisftln, @altsrsGtsfsln, S9alb9aitsrn uno
eating Susfins bon jsbsr 8arbe uno Nrbsit.
Belt, Dump uno um9ewanoh &iosSusflns,
seis une clippers pom bsiisn Wsatsral. Wdos
bens unb &inosrfbubs ron jebsr 9srfblsosns
belt unb Sarbe.
90. 8. 9iels Sbube babsn iis Defenders 9s'
matbt fir ibrsn SIsinpsrfaufsStcbr unS wsr'
ben pufbrt baS su fein pofir its ausessebsn
wsrbsn. (. j. Selir uno 60.
gt. B. @ds BET 5tsn uno psnnffrass
Nsabina, Wtai 90. bp.
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NDns IuslonDc.
[MQit bsm Oampf6ifs ngambria

[W0it oem Oamphhltfe ,,eambrta."1
Srantreth = mar fcwsit rubis, ocb
erpartete man, baB ant 4. Daai, als am 8es
eGtnibtase Der Grinoans ber NepabIle, els
uise lluruben austreebsn m6dten Gs beiBt
oa6 Die Grsunos {. Napcleon's Die 9oeiaIis
iten gum uufttanoe rei5en pcllen, arn bic Sas
de bintsrber flr 0db Islbit ans5abentsn uno
paris neusrbinss i'm Belassrungltanoe 5u
feben Oas Commencement trifft ale Ocrs
februnsen sesen trssno slnen 4usbrueb, uno
1T auf jeben Saa portsreitet
Wreu6en. Wlan 1T neuerbin9s elmer
weitSer,weisten Yerf6p6runs auf Die Spur
aefommen, oerea 5wef repolutioudr 1T. -
Das 5auptqnartier, bsi6t es, 1T in tcnoon,
Der 5auptae bet Operationsn 1T i'm faclitsn
Hranfreieb, nit pireenpen gommittsen unO
Sub.g gcminittssn in Osutfhlanb. 9panisu
unp StaIien. gs bsi6t, ba6 bisIe Serbinouns
miIitdrilh orsaniftrt uno NIT ben n6tbissn
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SS0ci,ricf,f.

9ie @tofbaltsr ber uNeabinasr Manufafs
tur.GGelll6aft" tperoen bierburb benahs
ridbtist, oab in SOlse eines 8efhluGes bee
8carO bic folssnoen Snftalments all ben
@basmsitsr III besahlsn ftno, namIit:
slm 26 0ed5 1851, 8inf sbaIer auf ieben antbeiI
9lm 26. april 1851. Sanf abaler auf ieben antbeil
sIm 26 Otai 1851. 3ipe sbl. sos aufieben antbeil
Sie perbsn ferner benadri6tist, oa6 ipsI
irssnb tpeitbe Der seOabteH Snitaimsnts nitbt
be3ablt spsrpsn, ruenn ite fallis Nno, Sntereis
(en oarauf sere6net tpereen, naeb Dem Graoe
bon prcesnt pet mcnat, tno ,penn irsenb
psIde bet erIasten SnItaIments nno Sntsrsf'
fen unbesablt bleiben, fir sspsi Wonats. bee
Sto6 Uernirft cber Rlase aebraht perben
Fam, fir Snfalments nno SntsrsGen. naeb
Gutahten Der 0irsetorsn.
mm. gfert, Shasmsiiter.
D1dra IL. tb.
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SSerb eirOtbef.

-purtb Den gbrp. G. u. pauli, am 9tsn
O1at, pster SateI nit gatbarlna serb, tst
DC bon 5elreltera.
--pnreb ptn gbrw. Bm. paullt an ltrn
Wai, NusuIt Gretb NIT suelnsa 6erner, ppn
Union.
-pur6 pen ebrw. u. s. 6erman, ain 5tcu
Olal, Sareb Miuer, bon Oters8ern, init
8riaitte 6ilI, Don Denn.
-eurd oen gbrm, 8. G. Shmirt, am 81
uprll. D'attbias Slatt, Blttper. init sea
9hmlot, telpe non Oter'Sern.
-eurh psn gbr,p. gcnrao WiIler, am a.
4priI, Seremias 9leiman NIT eltlatetb Su'
ttert, teibe Don pelf --am 27iten. Ssnlam.
Oerscr NIT init Wlarla Ncl6crt BON Carl.
-purb pen gbr,p. Siaae N6Iler, am 6ten
D1al, Scd 6aas init G5arab lBenB'l telee
Won Nnsecmtmancr. -Satcb >sDan nit
marp GttappcI, beloe bon Maratawnp.
--pnrtt Den gbr,p. =. 9. 6ermann, am
Oiai, Uncreas @hudsr init elue 5nttsr,
te,re Don NtmouD.
-pur6 ben ebrw. 9. s. 3. Saacr, am 10
D1ai, Saeot Nlsier, pcn Grunmltlh, init
Warla Srep, pon Altanp.
--pureb pen ebrw. 8. u. W. Seller, an
mal, Saeob wamIhcr, BON llnlcn, mi
OstOrab mspsrs, Don 0cbclcr.
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Mertbpole 0aulotten unO anoeres
Giaentbum gum Dfentli6en Serfauf.

4m Disnifa9s, ben 3sn SUM- 1851, um
;lbr Tabmittass, miro auf ofsntl'bsr Tsnoue
verfauft wsrben, Dor Dem Scurtbaute IN Der
gtaot &sabins, all jsne ssrpiiTsn pier Crumbs
Iottsn, Ssrfs gauntp eebbreno, 9sls9sn an Der
wsftfeite Der 6tsn, s,pifdsn Der 3Bafblnston'
unb Balnutffrase, in 9soabtsr StaotNsaona;
orsi BARON sntbaltsn 80 Sus Sront uno 230
Sus 9iefs bis an bic Nlles, unb Die anSsrs 254
ts 23O--bas esoabts @i9entbum 1T 9swobns
lib bsfannt alS potters Selo.
gbenfalls wiro Sur fslbsn 3sit bort ssrtauft
rperbsn tas Watsrial unb 3ubeb6r bsr alten
6taotubr, nsbff sinsm WertbpoGsn 5trif,
bsinabs nsu, 24 3ea bid, 210 Varb lang uns
1922 pfuno fb,psr, fribsr ssbraubt tum 3is'
ben ber @auntYsSldt; nsblf pisl anesrn Nrtl'
fsIn, Su psrfdNbsnartis ;u bensnnsn.
4ufrpartuns miro ss9ebsn uno bic Ssoln9un'
gen bsfannt 9smabt burb
@onrao @laus,
sbcmas @btner SSctniff's.
Sofspb 4.S6nsiorJ
ecmmifiionsrssamt,}
NRai 13. 1851. 3m.
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(2lus Der "pottspiae Sreibsits prs0s.'')
QRarnuno ppr eirtem Vetriaer.

-Oas pu6lifmm i'm aasemeinsn mlro ses
tparnt Dor sinsm sspidsn ArcIph W1frfel aus
3mebrifen. in Daiern, welher Uor unastabr
6 monatem bon pettspille nah Osutfblano
reifte unb bort burb UsrfaIfbte Sriete see
niGe psrIonen um cine Gumme Sslo be'
1bpineelte. BsIaster Wisrfel 1T jest rpieber
in SlsusDorf unp pieie 2lnssiss miro per6f.
fsntIiht um aae pericnen su tparnen itb
por bislsm Durhtrebsnen Gbuft uno $isner
gu bhtsm. louis Sermi9.
Ncttsbile, IL. O1ai. SIN.
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Nbtlaoelpbier Siebmartt.
philadelphia, Wai ]

philadelphia, Wai II. 1851.
SIN Warfts warsn pdbrsnp Der Wotbs 1900
gbabtobfsn NIT Ginfblus BON 700 bic nab
Psu Vcrf aetrisben wurosn, $50 Sibe uno
SdItsr, 800 Sbnens uno 1860 Sbaafs unb
Qdmmsr.
Yreiis: Sblabtcbien parsn in gutter Nafs
fra9s, atsr bic prsiis iinb unperdnoert; 8ers
fdufs iu 81 big S84, Die 100 pfunb, nad Der
0ualitdt. Sibs unp &dlbsr: trofns Ribs
brabtsn Sc bis $14, Sprinesr $12 bio 25,
unb frfd)s MIbfibs $l6 bis $35. Sbwsne
psrfauitsn lib su S64 Biz s68, bic 100 pfunb.
Gbaafs unb Qdmmer fofsRn $l4 biz Sal bic
sritsren, uno l bs $34 Die lsstsrn,oas Stid,
Der 0ualitdt aemds.
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g t q + b.

-am leBten Gcnntaa Woraeu, in pieler
Stapt, M1arla Bebinasr, Satttn BON Sras
dim wehlnaer, i'm Otter BON Sc Sabren.
-am /. O1aI, III O1airenerlef, Gnot Sor'
nep, am S1erUenfrber, i'm 25fen sebemsjabrC.
--am 5. Wtai, i'll ultanp, Scbann spbtIIp
gau6eIn, i'm 73fen Sabre fenes Hlters.
.-am 5. O1al, III Srinpiticb, 2Silliamt
S6bnhrn BON Ssor9e 9ietrid, iii g. mon.
in ocr 01abt pom porlesten OlittDc6,
glTatetb galse, mlttpe. i'm 81ttsn Sabre.
am 5. Dlai. in Oct qB0bnuna oes 6rn.
Saecb Remp, in Olsp, Wlar9aret Anpsricn,
(aenannt gpntbia >eipls,) etpa 80 Sabre alt
Oe Seritcrbene flbrte fclt Sabren ein1San'
cerleben III 8srfs unp BEN an9ren5tneen
@auntiee, uno Fam ain pprber9ebenorn Srsis
taae 4bsnps in bic wobnuns oes 6rn. Semp,
100 ite ertrantts uno ttart.
-am 7. Iprit, unwet $anDistnra, Dsrrp
60, Giharo Srfsr, i'm IIter pcn'102 Sab.
ren. CT mar Elm NsuolntionsIoloat, imSabs
re 1749 in Berts. jeBt 9hnpIfilI 60, sebcs
rCn.
-am 14tsn Ulai. in pisier Gtart, Hnna
8attin BON Salentin Staut, 3cfter ponSas
mes Qunter, i'm 25ttsn $sbsnejabre.
-am 10. D1ai. in Darfersbura, gbeter
gauntp, Sobn Saflcn, fr6ber ein enwcbner
bieIer Statt, stpa 85 Sabre alt.
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DeutlOes QSetll> >8itter,

BON Sorsisli6er QuaIitdt, 5ur 9tarfnns Der
SerSauunss: Orsans, gr5euauna zines sutsn
Ippetits unO aasemeiner grfrif6uns oesSp'
items, itt ipie selpbbnlit 3u batsn III Der 4po'
tbefe BON K. D. Sunter 1t. Co.,
prsis s5 gsnts ! Sho ste Strabs. nabe
bic arcEe gottd{ Der Oobfe!Icmss6aae.
Neabina Iprl 90. orl.
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Der WSrfauf pon YatentsReblttnsn fol- IN
eineinnati idtrlib ibsr 100000 sintrnssn.
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WASHING ro,, Feb p, 1851



Il Is a waste OF time to speculate upon the
chances Of public business, by the two houses, at
this stage ofthe session The only certain me
AZ success are the appropriation bills AL the rest,
Of any consequence, will be clear gain.
Mr.. Clay and the signers Of the rouni.robin, we
understand, contemplate passing a bill, without
much difficulty, conformity with the suggestions
cf the Presidents message; BIT from what We hear
On the other side, Mr.. Clay will fnd himself very
much mistaken when he comes to try the expert.
nsBt.
In the Southern Rights State Convention, elect.
ed by South Carolina, IL IL understood that "a
over~ hemrg ma iofity are in favor Of secession,
without peuapg for further provocatons. We
NUT keep an eye upon South Carolina; for though
imToieni. PER a., 10 do any serious mischief. the
dsIRer iHs In the hre extending TO the other
Sou hern States
During the past ten days, several shooting affairs
have occurred within Tins city, upon Tfvate ac-
count; but we are pleased with the assurance that
the Congr. ssional meeting between lnge and Staa-
by has been indie hnltely postponed.
Our Nicaragua affairs are in sfJtH 90. Sorry
20 say that Ia all. What with unfinished DO.
pnesuc business, the state q foreign relations,
and the condition Of the finances and the currency,
many believe that there will have 20 be extra
ksssicn And such thing Il possible
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ALBANY, March 1. 1851.
d~oth0 Interest Blu in Albany.


Mr. Morgan, from select committee, reported,
this morning, to the Senate, the following very i'm
portant bill - w.
Az ACT ~ RrLArfoS TO rms INTEREST o. MoNEY.
Fec. J. The interest Of money shall continue to be
At the rat. OF seven dollars, and more, upon one
hundred dollars for year, and at the rate
quarter or less sum, and for longer shorter term
Sec NO contract or assurance fer the payment
81 money With Interest at greater rate Of inter.st
than 10 allowed by the preceding section, shall be
thereby rendered void but, whenever In any action
upon special answer to the comp being made to
that effect, that greater rate Of interest ha. been
directly or Indirectly reserved taken received than
allowed by law the defendant sha recover his full
the PLAINTIFF shall have gment for the balance ONLY
when ehall remain due after deduoting the whole
,mouDt OF ssid interest.
src Whenever greater rate Of interest than is
allowed ~ NE first section Of this Law shall have been
paid the party paying the may recover back the
amount Of the whole interest paid provided an action
tbsl be prosecuted within tso years from the time
when the said interest shall have been paid
&c. the trial OF any action uheren II shall az.
pear by the rleadiugs that the fact OF unlawful inter-
Get having been taken or fsserved IL put IN issue II
shsli be lawful for the debtor he creditor being liv
ipgl IT, become wire and he sball be admitted as
sucb and the creditor II he shall offer his testimony
all alec be admitted as witness together with any
other legal evidence that may be introduced By either
erc For the purpose Of calculating interest. a
month shsn b. considered the twelfth part of a v.a-
snd ss consulting OF thirty days and interest OF any
numbr OF osys lees than q month shall be estimated
BY the proportion which such number OF days shall
tssr TO thirty.
ssc @ 20 much Of title third ebapt.r fourth. and
part second vised Statutes and of the Ia rs Of
1881 cbspter 40 ~ IL Inconsistent With the
Of tbs act, are hereby appealed.
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Troy, Feb. %, 1851

TROY, Feb. %, 1851.
Jhe Legtslafive An~ivsrsary Dinner.
The annual legislative dinner came of yester-
day, az per programme. The company was mere
numerous than on any former occasion, amount
irg to some three hundred, among whom were
his Excellency Governor Hunt; his Honor.
Lieutenant Governor Church; Mr.. Morgan,
Secretary of State ; Mr.. Chat6eld, Attorney,
General; Canal Commissioner Mather. and
many other State officials. Nearly all the sena..
ters and members of the House of Assemble were.
present, besides large number Of the aite- o.,
Troy, at whose expense this entertainment was
got up. The dinner was provided under the SUI
perntendence Of Charles s. Coleman, a brother
to your popular Astor House Coleman, and a
caterer of equal excellence and celebrity. can
not better give you an idea of the abundance and,
magnifcence of this affair than by asking you to-
insert the
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The M Pia,s 20 the POi,trai Uoyia.
The Senate debate to-day, - fall 81 instructive
htts, and esrecis,ly the remIrks OF Mr.. Rhett,
witch, perhaps, foreshadow the policy OF the
Southern ultras in the Pfesi leniial Canvass
stand OIL from all the national onveniions--wbich
vas the plan already rredicted by the Nsr York
Husb
The Presidents message vas finally referred;
Tut We presume y TOO late tor tarher legislation
this session, 10 AID ia he execution Of the Fugitive
Slave law.
I; is suggested that Mt Clay has been driving
Mr. Fillmore ssd Mr. Weber, fIr.her than thew
would Otherwise 60, but " do not know how .his
can he, for the administration has sim DIV perforped
its constitutional duty. Win that iii men shonld
h. satisfied; but We could hardly expect less
We have very TAR chance tor cheap hostages
yetfhe ihrte or live cent rate Tor hail ounce le.
s~rs, - they may be paid or unpaid IN 4dvancs
SIR Wiism Don and Junirs Bruus Booth AMI
con, are PLAY Ing Al our little Adelphi TO good
housss.
Mice Davenport continues to draw at the Ma.
sonaI; and io-morfcw night we count upon q
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Other bills, however, direct and incidental on ac-
count OF the army run up the whole sum OF expenses
10 nearly Sl0 900 O00 of which some $3.50 900 have
bet laid upon the table with the For LITIGATION bill
That balance Is therefore saved 10 the Treasury
All the regular appropriations will hardly exceed
si0,OOO,OOO but with incidentals deficiencies and
CARBOHYDRATES, the whole demand upon the Trea-
sury for the ensuing year will probably run up to
500 OO0, 600 in the end, especially if the 600 900
OF French iademntes are to be passed.
The Treasury IL doing we'll The receipts from
customs are greater than ever before; but what
with the public debt, and the extravagant souan-
dering OF the public lands, we expect demand for
a loan at the next session of Congress-
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terrific term pssssd over Csnbridge, Nd a fsy
dsys since vbich unroofed the Court House and bss
sosp sev, rsl hou,.s The damage IN the country I'd
jrespt 10 considerable.