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PAIN TIN O.
JOHN KILLING,
House, Sign and Fancy Painter,
Near the corner Of Washington and Centre
Streets, Bath.

N. u. Particular attention paid 10 SIGN Painting
and GRAlNING. Patrons may rest assured thai ali
work entrusled 10 him his ine will be per sonaly
executed: aud satisfaction warranted or 10 pay re-
Quired.
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The population of Maine is $50 .O26. an in
crease OF 81 ,230 over 1910.
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Harnesses
} order by
THOMAS EATON, JR.,


Also, BUFFALO ROBES for sale reasonable
terms al his store Front Street. opposite SagadahocS
lQtf
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DC 81 { Ii s..

In Portland Mrs Elizabeth c. wife OF Charles Holden
ased Is.
In San Francisco, Oct 5lst, Capt Samuel Smith, old
of Capt Samuel Smith of allow ELL aged IS years
and months
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SURE RELIEF

Has attended all who have applied 10 DR. Clay, and
attended strictly mis- directions. His long practical
experience and astonishing in the treatment OF
Consumption, Nervous, Bilious, Chronic and Female
Diseases, warrants him for sole Ting for
worst possible that be found in the commu-
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Closing OFF I!
THE large aud fashionable assortment OF Winter
Goods now ON hand Mt
Mrs. (sOuId's Bonnet Saloon.

will he sold and after this date nj greatly reduced
pr ces 10 make room her Spring Stock Now is the
Time ladies' If you wish make good bargains a: the
entire Winter stock must be sold previous To March
2Oth. portion Of il will be sold much below cost
BAH, Jan Q, ic51. aytf
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More Bay State Shawls!

OPENING this day Al the Auction Store, one OF the
~ largest assortmenis Of Ray State Long and Square
Shaws offered this season, new and 10 D"
sold At very low prices. Fl WoWEN.
Nov %. -
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EASTERN TIMES
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. |.
Sch Guess, Mckenny, Monhegan, with live sheep for
Huse.
THURSDAY, Jan >.
Brig John Guntenburg, Simpson, Portsmouth.
Sch AreBzamendi, Snow, Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Marcia, Smith, Gaudsloupe.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-09

NJ DEFORE you subscribe Tor a spaprr
w ID or magazine for the ensuing year cali al
w b STEARNS cos News aud Periodical De-
not They Tie largest assortment in the civ and
can furnish The most reasonable terms. &c
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TapiOCa, ago,
Genuine Cough Medicines.

DOTATO Starch, Corn Starch farina, Asee@ron'' ls'
/ Moss and vermscelli, for sale oy N x..vsro~
Bath, Oct %, 1850. ls VI
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lust received at J w ROBERTS, prime 10, Of
u Mems Grained Boots. Call and examine, I'd door
north OF Owens Auction Store. %
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The Union Meeting

III friends of the Constitution, public attention rs now
being directed 10 UP IRONS Daguerreotype Rooms as
Front Street Mr. Upton respectfully informs his Gus
toners that he reduced his prices thai none who
wish tor pictures hnd for not embracing
the present opportunity. 25f
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Brown and Bleachcd Sheetings.
Just Received.

IN HHDS prime retailing Moasses, boxes and bag
w "f commandments and crashed SUGAR
kegs Of LARD.
ALDWIN APPLES,
and good assorne OF Groceries all Of which he VII
sell al NV prices. j SEWAI.I.
Bath. Dee 10Th, 1850. rs
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&rSS.p,.y s.l.am Of Life, schsncks fulncuie
III $40 svr,,p of Livsrwcrt, Cod on Candy, and al
t;nas .snpine Coush Medicines for s<e by
As 90 AGPAGE, 4yenf for Bath
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He has i'll his possession hatterug testimonials
unsolicited by him. from various nd.v duals some OF
whom are persons OF Distinction ,esiiyng the great
success attending his practice. Also many hatterins
notices of the Press.
CONSUMPTION.
This dire disease 10 race, which has hafied the
sAil and experience Of the learned school
IN Medical science, be Pyer,nte by Doct.
Clay's system OF treatment which has been Adopted
with unparalleled success the OF this fearful
ease
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New VIA
HARDWARE!

lust received and for sale b.
u EPHRAIM HARDING. Steam Ferry wha
The republic., 1851-02-21

3l01 From Columbia at G daily
By Hopkins-Turn Out Gadsden, Fort Motto, st. Mat
thews, and Orangeburgh q. H.,
To Branchvile by l04 a m, 60 miles;
And back between arrival of mail from Charleston say
at p m and p m.
3lO2 From Columbia at s m daily except Sunday;
BY Aston, Pomaria and Frog Level
To Newberry G. H. by 81 m, 46f miles;
And back daily except Sunday, between Al p and
spm
Proposals extend service the railroad Is extended,
will be considered.
3l03 From Columbia at 7 a IN daily except Sunday
BY Rdgewpy and Simpsons;
To Wnnsboro by 10 a m, 35 miles;
And back between III m and p m daily except Sun
day.
Proposals extend service the railroad s extended
will be considered.
3lO4 From Columbia m three times week. Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday
BY Lexington g. H., Leesville, Ridge and Lofts,
To EJgefed G. H. by 10 m, 81 miles
And back between m, arrival ofGrecnvile mail,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and q m nsst dave
3lO5 From Columbia at 6 m week, Saturday
BY Pleasant Springs, Counisvle and Calh's x Roads,
TO Frog Level by 8 pm, 35 miles,
And back between s m and p m Friday
3lOe From Columbia at m once week, Saturday;
BY Onkville
To Rockville by m, 20 miles;
And back between 6 m and IL m.
3i07 From Camden at 81 daily, after arrival OF cars
BY Tiers Ferry;
To Cheraw by next day, 81 milcS
And back between A m daily and 81 next day
Proposals to run BY BishoPvle, Mt Eon, swiA Greek
The republic., 1851-02-21

1907 From Huntsville at m onee q week, Saturday,
BY Red Plains. East Bend, Forbush, Republic, Dow
eItovu. and Mount Nebo.
The republic., 1851-02-21

2s99 From Wentworth after arrival Of mail from Reidsvile
say 81 week, Wednesday;
BY Peasantvie Madison, AyresviIle, Crooked Creek,
Colesville, Francisco, and Big Greek;
To Mount Airy by 81 next day, SO miles;
And back between m Thursday and m next day.
With an additional weekly trip from Wentworth after
arrival Of mail from Reidvlle, say 81 m. Saturday |;
BY Pleasantville;
To Madison by p m, II miles;
And back between m and p m.
1900 From Salem at week, Monday;
BY Walkerstown, White Road, Blakey, Madison,
Grogansville, Horse Pasture Va, and Traylorsvile, ,
To Martinsville, Va, by p m next day, SO miles;
And back between m Wednesday, and p m next
day.
29Ol From Salem at p m once week, Saturday;
BY Rough and Ready
To Germantown by m, and thence by Red Shoals
Martins Lime Rlns Colesvile and Avo;
To Patrick G. H., Va, by p m next day, so miles /,
And back between a m Monday, and m 10 Ger
mantown and to Salem by l2 m next day;
With an additional weekly trip from Salem at p m
Tuesday;
To Germanton by m;
And back between a m and l2 M
30 OF From Salem at 4 three times week. Tuesday,
Friday, and Sunday
By OIdtown Belhania. Little Yadkin, Toms Greek,
Mount Airy, Good Spur, Va, Hlsvie Cranberry
Plains and Jackson's Ferry;
To Wythevlle, Va, by II m next days, 80 miles ;
And back between Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday, and J p next days.
Proposals for sem-weekly service are invited.
BY Muddy Greek, Panther Creek, Huntsville, Hamp-
tonville, New Castle, and Briar Creek Wilkesboro,
Church's Store, and South Fork
To Jefferson by 10 p m next days. % miles;
And back between m Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
urday, and 10 p next days.
Proposals for weekly service invited also pro-
| posals to supply Clemmonsvlle, instead Of Muddy
Creek, and likewise proposals to supply DowoItown
| by this route.
1904 From Salem at m twice week. Tuesday and Friday,
To Clemmonsville by 10 m, III miles
| And back between and p m.
Proposals to extend by Smiths Grove to MocksvilIe
will he considered
1906 From Lexington nt q week, Tuesday;
| BY Walsers Mills Fulton, to MocksviIle by I p N,
| thence by County Line and Oak Forest;
To Statesville by IL m next day, 4s miles;
And back between pm Wednesday and p m next day
With additional weekly trip from Lexington to
| Mocksvie and back between s m and z m every
| Friday.
1905 From Lexington at m a week. Wedne ,day;
BY Fair Grove La Grange Eden, Hoover's Hill, and
| Ss~yersville,
| To Asheboro' by z m, Al miles
And back between a m and mex, day.
The republic., 1851-02-21

through from Salisbury Ashevile in not exceeding
AZ hours. Returning in same time and connecting at
Salisbury with No. 1885,
1927 From Salisbury 10 three times week. Sunday,
Tuesday, and Friday; ,A
BY Miranda, Spring Grove, Deep Well, Mount Mourne,
Beattie's Ford, Catawba Springs, Vesuvius Furnace,
Lncolnton, Shelby G. H., Fillmore, Mooresboro',
Webbs Ford, Ruherfordon, Chimney Rock, and
To Ashsville by Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday,
las miles,
And back between m Saturday, Tuesday, and Thurs
day, and a m Monday, Thursday, and Saturday.
Proposals for semi weekly service are invited.
1928 From Salisbury At 10 three times week. Sunday,
Tuesday, and Friday,
By China Grove, Coleman, Concord, Harrisburg,
Charlotte, White Hall, Rose Hill and Ranalebury
To YcrkvlIe g. o., by IL m next days, ~ miles
And back to Charlotte between II and m, Tues
day, Thursdsy and Saturday, and thence to Salisbury
between 9 q m and 81 p ncxt days.
Proposals 10 run from Charlotte by the direct route
to Chester G. H., g. c. are invited Schedule to be
specified connecting with railroad At Chester G. H.
Route TO be curtaIed railroad Is extended
1929 From Salisbury 10 three times week. Sunday,
Tuesday, and Friday,
BY Rockville. Gold Hill, Kendsli's Store, AlbemaIle.
Norwood, Cedar Hill, Carolina Female College, Be-
verify, Wadesboro, and Morven
To Chersw, 4. c., by s m next day, 30 miles;
And back via Chesterfield @. H., s. c., instead Of Nor
ven, N. c., between pm Tor arrival Of mail from
Fayeeville) Sunday, Tuesday, and Friday, and IL p
1880 From Salisbury at IL m once week, Friday,
BY Organ Church
To Mount Plessan, by m, 10 miles;
And back between m and II IN.
1891 From jamestown at @ a a week, Wednesday;
BY Hunts Store, Institute, Fair Grove, La Grange.
New Market, New Salem, Sandy Creek, Troy's
Store, Longs Mills Patterson's Store, Snow Camp,
Glover Orchard, Lindlcy's Store, Clover Garden,
Belmont, and Rock Spring
To Hisboro' by next day, 81 miles;
And b,ck between m Friday, and m next day.
1892 From Jamestown at q m once week, Tuesday;
BY Westminster and Deep River
To Abbo,t's Creek by Il M / miles;
And back between m and p m
1898 From Frsnklinvie at 2 week, Saturday,
To Troy's Store by 10 m, 10 miles;
And back between III nj and m.
1894 From Pittsboro' at m, week. Monday,
BY PedIars Hill, Gulf, Evaass Mills, Wsisons Bridge,
and CenireviIle
To Carthage by pm;
And back by Phsns Mills and Prosperity, instead Of
CentrevIe, between 8 m and p m next day, equal
IN 40 meG and back. 8 tHa NaN
The republic., 1851-02-21

y
Proposals TO commence at Franklin Depot, Va, are
invited. Bidders to specify the hours Of departure
and arrival at Plymouth.
1868 From Murfreesboro at m week, Saturday;
BY Poecas, st. John, and Roxabe, (Brons Cross
Roads y
To Scotland Neck by p m, miles;
And back between a m and m, Friday.
2s70 From Murfreesborough at three times week,
Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday;
To Wnton by 10 m, IL miles;
Aud back between the arrival of mail from Portsmouth,
say 1T 81 p m and u m
Proposals to end at franklin Depot, Va, invited.
1871 From Rdgeway at twice week, Wednesday
and Saturday
By Nut Bush, Palmer's Spring, St. Tammany, and
Merry Mount
To Rdgeway by M equal to II miles and back.
1872 From Ridgeway after arrival of from Castor, say
at 10 m three times week, Tuesdsy. Thursday,
and Saturday;
BY Exchange, LynesviIle, Chrksville, Va, White
House, and Hyco Falls;
To Halifax G. n. Va by ii ] p m, So miles;
And back beween II and m, Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday, with a tri-w weekly branch
From Lynesville, n c.;
BY Woodworth's to Boydtown, Va, by 8 m, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday;
And back TO Lynesville by IL m, Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday.
2s73 From Henderson at three times a week, Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday
To WilIiamsborough by IN, miles
And back between 9 m and ii m.
1874 From Henderson after arrival Of Northern mail say
10 a m, three times week, Monday, Wednesday,
! and Friday;
| BY Oxford, Berea, Roxborough, Leasburg, Moore's
Store, Milton, and Rnggod, Va;
To Danvile, Va, by 7 next days. II miles;
And back between 0 m, Tuesdays, Thursday, and
Saturday, and 10 next days, with three addition
al weekly trips from Henderson to Oxford and back,
between arrival Of Northern mail, say 10 and Al
! P m, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Proposals to change schedule connect at Dan
vile, with route No 1884, proposed to connect at
Greensborough Salem, with No. 1895, will be
Co isidered.
1873 From franklnton at a week, Wednesday;
BY Wilton, TaIyho, Buffalo Hill Red Mountain, and
Caldwell
! To Hillsborough by P m next day, 40 miles
Andbsck between a m Tuesday, and 10 a m mex day.
2s76 From Franklnton at p a week, Wednesday;
BY Harris Cross Roads;
To Halls Cross Roads by p m, ls miles
And back between m and 70 m
1917 From Forestville at a week. Wednesday
i BY New Light, Wilton, BrookyIe, and Tabs Creek;
4 To Oxford by p m, AZ miles
And back between 8 a m Tuesday, and 2 pm.
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-09

The Wings of the city of Norfolk. in
general meeting few days since. among
others unanimously passed the following
resolution:
ReSoLUed, That we have the most un-
limited confidence in MIR. Fillmore, and
cordially approve of his administration,
which has heen conducted with that
prudence and wisdom so we'll calculated
to promote the great interests OF the
country and farmonize the threatening
element of its different sections.
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-09

The BLooMER FAMILY-The Tran
script gives the following amusing ac-
count of the apparitiou of an entire
Bloomer family in The streets of Boston,
OH last Thursday week
'The Bioomers were out yesterday i'll
force Mrs Bloomer, in blue, long flow
ing ringlets, gipsey hat, touged cheeks
galter boots; Miss Bloonier, do do. do. do;
the little Bloomers, all do Mr.. Bloomer
made his appearance for the first time in
Washington street yesterday afternoon
attracting the notice of all, entirely
eclipsng the female members of his fam
ily, who were in the street at the same
time. His suit was black hat worn
jaunlily OH the left of the perpendicular.
light summer cravat, standing dlckey,
dark checked Marseiles vest, frock coatee,
skirt very short, Turkish pants, large and
gathered around the ankle to close ut,
black gaiter boots, small walking stick,
with the top in his mouth. 1t was ac-
knowledgeG by all that he was the man,
and he was congratulated accordingly.
As he passed the head of franklin street.
a recently returned Californian rendered
his hut. in the true Edorado style; but
he took no notice of the offer, and passed
by on the other side. Mr.. Bloomer is
the man, after all.
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-09

THE TEXAS DEBr.-A despatch from
Washington says that the authorities of
Texas have replied to the communication
of Mr.. Secretary Corwin. in which he
asked for all the laws and proceedings in
regard to the issue of loans by that State,
by sending authentic copies of the var-
Gus documents required by HIM. 1t will
devolve upon the President to decide
what classes of claims are covered by the
law of last session, as that law enjoins
him to direct the issue of stock to Texas
so soon as the claims to be deducted from
the total amount appropriated are ascer-
tained.
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-09
MR. PELHAM
DAGUEEsREOTYPE.

DICHARD Il. JENNINGS offers his services
LII to the citizens of W ashington and Its vicinity
as DaguerrrOtypist, with first quality
american Instrument, at the following low
charges-For a quarter plate, 81 so; for me-
dum, So. Lockes. Rings, Bracelets and Shawl
Pins, fitted from SO to SIS. His rooms are over
the Court House, where he would be glad TO see
his friends and the public generally from "A. NJ.
10 p. M each day for the next two weeks.
W ashington, July 2, 1851. [26:
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-09
New orleans Cotton Market.
Wednesdgy Morning, June 25, 1851.

The intelligence received since our last review,
by the steamer Arctic, reporting good demand
in the Liverpool market, at steady prices, con-
iinued activity in the manufacturing districts, an
easy money market and no more failures, cannot
but be regarded decidedly favorable; but, owing
in great degree to the difficulty Of negotiating
exchange, there has not only been no improvement
in our market, but the middng and inferior quali-
ties have sold at lower figures, requiring us to re-
duce our quotations 4c for those descriptions
Good middlng continues to rule at previous rates
TIE sales comprise 1850 bales on Saturday, 1850
on Monday and 2250 yesterday, making an aggre-
gate for the three days Of Also bales. The still
more favorable intelligence by the Europa, which
We publish In another column, received at
too late period 10 have any influence on the
market. :.
Inferior, a Good MiddIing, 81 a91
Ordinary, 64a74 Middng Fair, 9aa ~
Miduling, 73ae4 Fair lO4 "a
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-09

MoRMoNisM IN ITALY-The Mormons
have made their way into Italy, and num-
ber great many converts among the
Piedmontese. They call themselves the
WaIdensian church. Elder Snow was
the person who propagated the new faith
in the ancient home 0f the Waldenses.
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-09

FREE NEGRoEs.-The Washington Union, after
abiding to the statistics Of the colored population,
showing that the free colored population of the
United States has increased only Il per cent. in
the last ten years, and that New England it has
actually diminished, says:
"rhere those alive who have traced the
fortunes of negro families that taken from
Virginia and Maryland to the New England States
about the close of our revolutionary war, aud who
prove by unerring figures that those families
have decayed and perished almost ra 3idly as
the aborgnes of country. The tendency Of
the negro made fee, if placed in contact with the
white man, is evidently to state which uufts
him more and more to multiply his species and
contribute 10 the civilization of which he is rather
mournlu spectator than an intelligent friend.
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-09
New Goods.
Great Bargains for Cash.

I y addition to our present stock, we are ><.Ss>
aud seasonahle Goods. Our stock consists TX
Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Hats, Caps,
Bonnets, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Hardware,
Cutlery, rockerywsre, Tinware, Saddles, Brides,
Woodward, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses;
Liquors, Soap, Candles, Starch, Spices, Preserved
Fruits, Fish, Cheese, and many other articles.
We will make it the interes, of purchasers to give
us their custom, who wish TO buy cheap FOR cash.
Cal and try
D'ARMOND & SlLLIMAN,
West Of the Hotels.
Washington, April 8, 1851. l4af
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-09

An old maid in speaking of marriage,
says 1T is like any other disease-whlle
there's life there's hope. SPunky gal,
thai grc
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-09
Just Received

nN consignment, and now offering for sale low
" for cash. a superior lot of GROCER Els,
in part Of the following:
u bhs. Prime Sugar,
80 bbs. Fresh Ohio and s., Louis Flour,
300 Sacks Salt (beached,)
100 bbIs Ross extra aud Monongahela W hiskey,
3 Pipes and bbls Cognac and York Brandy,
Bacon, Moasses, Pow der, &c, &c.
ID. G. REED.
Fulton, Ark, June Is, 1851. i25:
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-09
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
'OR > ALI L.

-
NENTRE POINT PLACE, the residence Of
v the undersigned, stusted in the most pleasant, &,
eligible and healthy position in Sewer county, is
offered for sale on liberal terms. The tract
contains about 6nU acres OF excellent tilable land,
about 800 of which is under fence, well
watered aud in high state of cultivation. Seven
public roads diveIge from this pont, which rem
C,rs it one of most desirable places for Pubic
House and Mercantile Establishment in South
Arkansas. There now at this point two
Stores and Post Office, and the country ad-
jacent is the most densly populated portion o the
county. The improvements are large Dwelling
House, several Tenant Houses, two Store HOUSES,
Tan Yard, Mill, and Threshng Machine,
with all the requisite out buildings, and in good
repair. To any one desirous Of purchasing one
of the most eligible business poiuts in South Ar
kansas, in the midst of prosperous community,
opportunity is now offered
The purchaser, if he desires it, can have on fair
terms the growing crop and the stock.
For terms ana further particulars, enquire OF the
undersigned on the premises
JOHN RUSSEY.
Centre Point, June 25, 1851. I25:tf
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-09
MARRIED.,

At the residence of Mrs. Nash, on Thursday
the Sd inst, by the Rev. w. w. G. Kelly, HARRIS
FLANAcIS, Esq, of Arkadelphia, to Miss MARTHA
e. NASH. OF Lafayette county.
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-09
DIED.,

In this place, on the Sd inst, MlLIKEN, son OF
Jarnrs and Adelne Mcdaniel, aged t.so Eeafs
On the evsnng of the 7th, WILLIAM Bates
infant son Of G. d. and Mary c. Royston, aged
about four months. 80
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-09

PENNsYLvANIA-Atth the recent Demo-
cratic State Convention, series Of resO-
lulions. thoroughly national in their
character, were adopted by the Conven-
ton, by acclamaIion. The following are
two of them:
"ReSoLued, That the Sixth Section OF
the Act Of the Legislature Pennsylvania,
passed on the Sd of March. 1S49. deny
ing. under severe penalty the use of our
State jails for the detention of fugitive
slaves, while awaiting their trial, ought
TO be expunged fcom our Statute books.
both because it iuierposes obstacles, by
means of State legislation, to the execu-
ton Of the provisions of the Constitution
of the United States, and because it is a
virtual disregard OF the principles of the
compromise, and is calculated seriously TO
endauger the existence of the UEion.
Resolvea, That the Democratic party
of Pennsylvania are true to the Union,
the Constitution and the laws, and Will
faithfully observe and execute, SO far as
il. them lies, ali the measures of Conlpro-
mise adopted by the late Congress, for
the purpose of setting tie question: aris-
ing out Of domestic slavery, aud this not
ouly from sense of duty as gcod cilizens
of the republic, but also from the Kind
fraternal feeling which they cherish to-
wards their brethren OF the slavehoiding
States"
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-09
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

T WILL sell upon reasonable terms my PIanta-
l. ton, containing 44O acres Of land, 270 of which
is newly opened, and in good state of cult
vatop, together with the growing crop and stock
belonging to the same, the land separate, as
may suit the wants of the purchaser Any one
wishing TO purchase the same is respectfully re-
quested to come and see the growing crop and
condition Of the place.
=. r. BOOKER.
Columbus. June 81, 1851. 25tf
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-09

MEAN.-An exchange notices family
so meanly stingy, that they had to die oy
subscription.
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-09

national TREAsURf.--1 The entire revenues for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1851, will exceed
he estimates by .fUe mtticns Of dollars. and will
reach (inciudlng the receipts at Caliiornia Tor
part Of he past aud the whole Of the present fiscal
year) FIFTY BILLIONS OF DOLLARS. Oi this sum,
two millions will be credited 10 California, aud
SDio 600 0UG, at least, 10 the Ala,tlc ports; and
OF this S45. .000,0 New York will have received
an enormous amount, tile revenue collected IN
that port for only nine months Of the year being
$24,375,O2E
The receipts from the sales of the public lands
will exceed the estimates by about S60O,O and
reach, for the entire year, about S2,ooo,ooo!-,
And this otwi,hstandny the sales through land
bountIes, land SCRIP etc, ETC. The land othce
some days since, had returns OF sales exceeding
two millions Of dollars, fS2 900 ,00o> and many
heavy returns were to come in.--P. U. But