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RESCUE OF SHADRAcH. Morris, the negro law
yer, charged with aiding in the of the slave
Shadrach, was tried at Boston and acquitted on the
18th instant. The others engaged in this will
not, it is thought, be tried at all.
Well, Shadrach escaped and is now in Canada
One of the persons who aided in his from the
hands of the officers, has been tried and acquitted
and it is now coolIy announced that the others will
not be tried
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NOTICE.

WTAS Entered on the Rangers Book of Chatham
w County, on the 10th of November, 1851, by Jas
F. O'Kelley, vi ng the road from Raleigh to Chapel
H Moo ringsville, white Horse supposed to be
between IL and years DID, shod all round rathersor
ry, no brands. JOSEPH HAChNEY, Y. n.
November 18th, 1851. o.
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The hands have commenced laying heavy Iron one
the Raleigh and CASTOR Road at the end at CASTOR.
About mile and half has been laid, and that in
superior We informed that, there is
iron enough to keep the hands already engaged at
work till the first cargo of iron contracted for arrives,
by which time more hauds will be engaged and the
work prosecuted to speedy completion.
-- ~ 80 Wnrrent n Mans
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WILMINGTON RAIL ROAD.


We copy from the Journal of Friday last, the fol-
lowing notice of the annual meeting of the Stock.
holders of this Road ...
"STocK HOLDERS MEETING. At the meeting OF
the Stockholders of the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail
Road, held last evening, Gen. Alexander McRae was
reelected President having received all the ndivid-
ual votes The of the State given to
John Campbell, Esq, of Weldon. The following
gentlemen elected Directors E. B. Dudley, E..
P. Hail. P. X. Dickinson, G. Potter A. ]. DeRosset,
w. A. Wright.
resolution passed protesting against the
right of the State to cast two-hs of the votes pres
before transfer of one-thid of her interest
the company, and praying the next Legislature to
remedy the evil and equalize her vote.
A vote of approval of the action of the President
and Directors, in declaring dividend of three per
cent. was passed mem
Aquestioh arising whether General Harlee as Pres
ident of the Wilmington and Manchester Road could
cast the vote of that Company for 2I0O shares of
stock which that Company now owns in the Will
mngton and Raleigh Rail Road Company, without
action the part of the Directors of the Man
chester Company authorising him so to do, resou-
ton was passed. recognising the right of General
Haree to take seat in the meeting and vote accord
ingly.
After disposing of some other matters of minor
importance, the convention djourned this forenoon"
We shall give the official proceedings in next.
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.ASsAoHusETrs ELECTION. There has been no
an.s e Or Governor by the people. Winthrop leads
INV upwards of 10000, but falls behind the
"Ocrauc and Free Soil vote, nearly 5000.
s Legislature will have to elect the Governor.
s House is undoubtedly coalition" The Senate
MI. .a' stands Is coalition, 20 wings, and II no
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NOTICE.

HAVING seen fhe above notice Published IN the
II IL Raleigh Standard, under dale the 9Th OF February
1851, TO avoid mi apprehension, We hereby noy inc
public that have full authority to sell BUCKS Patene
Improved Cooking Stove . to any person whatever any
where Ouragent in Raleigh, Mr. Vs.. LoUGEE,is
- ESH9.'-fe fN''7'l7 BOOTH e. SOMMERS. a o.
Petersburg. Va. y q,
Sept 27 1881. ao - ~ ,ae7q l..s sS, e
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We understand that DR.. R. P. Ashe, formerly of
this district has been reelected Sheriff of San Joa-
qnin district, California This district includes the
city of Stockton. DR.. Ashe is brother of Hon. W.
S. Ashe, representative from this district. WIL JOUR.
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Cash for 10, 5000 Bushels of Charcoal.
La am always in want, and always pay the very
Ez2 highest prices. Old Iron always in demand at
fair price at the .-..ts a.s
~ NOVELTY WORKS.
sa.. SO SILAS BURNS.
Raleigh, N. C. 4.yaafg Al
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",sSIssIPPI ELECTION. 1t was at first stated
,sld ~" cote was sweeping Mississippi, and
h.. ' eiected Governor over Col. Davis by twen-
D"u majority. Now, it is stated, SIS Coun-
n I ooo 0een heard from, which give Gen. Foote
'N is the latest news from Mississippi.
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Lge and Forest Trees, is the title of an inter-
n, 'O'ume' which has been laid on our table by
III 1t Is from the pen of John S. Springer.
descriptive Of the manner of life of the Maine
aa ~ 1t contains also a description of the
l'ees of some Of the Eastern States; and it
WIN adventures, founded on fact, of the most
'O0k can be had at Mr.. Turner's Store, -..
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INTRoDuorIoN OF SLAVES INTO GEORGIA. In the
Legislature of Georgia, on the Sd instant, Mr.. Nc
Dougad, of Muscogee county, presented bill pro-
hb The Introduction of slaves into that State for pur-
poses of sale. The bill past first reading.
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A st. Louis paper tells US story ola disconso-
late wdower, who, seeing the remains of his late
wife lowered into the grave, exclaimed with tears in
his eyes: Well, I've lost cows, but never bad
anything TO cut me like this
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aips en-, Inc last arrival from Europe brought
IaaS se Oh stlll further decline in Cotton. We
- our readers advised Of the price.
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A view Historical Romance. .s..,!s 8
rTNHE LADY AND THE PRIEST. By Mrs. Ma
1 terly @Rrice s5 cents. For sale by
= HENRY D. TURNER.
Raleigh, November 1851 =
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DEMocRATIc SUCCESS RECENT ELECTIONS. A
very tall and stately pyramid has been built by the
Democrats (says the Boston Post.) Within few
days the noble States of Pennsylvania and Ohio have
been added. The verdcts of these two States an
nounce that the nominee of the Democracy must be
the next President. California, Alabama, Louisiana
Georgia, Maryland, New Jersey, Michigan, Missis-
sipPi, and even Delaware, pronounce for the Democ-
racy and the Union by aggregate majority Of
than fifty Thousand New York shows immense
gains in the popular branch of the Legislature, the
Assembly, in which the Democrats have cut down
the large Wing majority of SO to nothing. New
York city has been redeemed from the corrupt hands
of the Wings; Francis r. Tillon is elected record 10
by 1906 majority over F. a. Tallmadge; Thomas J.
Oakley and Joseph S. Bosworth, Democrats, cho-
sen Judges of the Supreme Court of the city. AL
bany, too, has repudiated the rule of the Wings.
The majority of the State ticket is not decided
could have been wished, but will doubtless turn out
quite equal to the teegraphc reports. If Wisconsin
has been lost to the Democrats, it is by coalition of
the Wings with the free soers and abotionisis of
all sorts. That is game that can hardly be played
in the Presidential election.
Richmond Enquirer.
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SPAIN

! 7
Inc rumor that the Spanish Minister had made
certain lnadmissable demands of this government is
] supposed to be without foundation. The Washing.
ton Correspondent of the Baltimore Sun saws
must correct some errors in your telegraphic
! dispatch of yesterday. -
lst 1t is not true that the Spanish government in
sists that the Spanish Consul shall be iuied back by
our government. ,, -.-.- .-.. 3f 80
I'd. It is not true that the Spanish government in
sists that her consul shall be brought back in an
American vessel. .=r .''a
3D. 1t is not true that she insists on her consular
nag being saluted. She wants her national flag salu-
tea, II her consul return in Spanish man-of. war
And In return for this courtesy she would surrender
the prisoners now in Madrid.
Now, do not know whether Spain will get sa-
lutte or not-rather think she wont-but if we don't
mean 70 salute her, let US at least, not go off half
cooked. +, - -
Spain is in fx. Her government is not yet re-
cogpized by the absolute powers of Europe (Russa,
Austria and Prussia, and the Republic Of the United
States has just given her box the She would
like to be on friendly with the United States,
and be rid of the tutelage of France and England.
Why not try to satisfy her vanity condition that
she sell the Island of Cuba2 If Spain be wise she
Will take hundred millions for it-perhaps hun
dred and fty-pardon all the prisoners, give up Mr.
Ihrasher, have tremendous salute fred to her flag,
and then Withdraw in peace from this Continent.
Cuba is nothing but an alluvon of the United States
anyhow
a later date says: s. There is doubt whatever but
the Spanish difficulty is substantially disposed of to
the satisfaction of all concerned
The Washington papers silent in relation to
this rumor. ..... |
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Hurrah for Democracy! The recent results have
shaken Whiggery to its very centre weexpect soon
to see it fall
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Job Printing
Neatly Executed at the Standard Print. Office
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expression oil Judge of the Supreme Court whose let.
'eis ABOUT abolition and about the Mexican have
stripped ms oduer diota OF much of the authority which
MS hish position would otherwise give them and this
expression The Republic, in the teeth of the recorded and
universally approved language of Mr. Webster ip his
letter TO Mr. Fox. undertakes regard fixing the stg
ma oil piracy upon these men beyond peradvenure and
indeed preeludng all further discussion in the case
MOI is This the worst Knowing the great fame OF Gen
eral jackson abroad well as at home, the Republic
wenches some alleged words OF his of their context
as applied by him 10 the most atrocious and totally dis
similar case OF Arbuthnot and Ambrister; and upon
these the special organ comes forward with the shame
less assumption that General Jackson himself would
have denounced as a pirate any American who had
started Tor Cuba in the belief that he was aid in pub
lie war Tor freedom, and who he found that
there was no such hurried into the first open boat
he could ind TO make his way sea- peaceaby home!
we are IN one respect not sorry TO that the Republic
couples with its malignity against slaughtered and
captive connrymen such an assault upon the fame of
Jackson, and such perversion of his language In
another article our readers will find General Jackson's
views OF the case OF Arbuhnot and Ambrser his own
language, and they will for themselves how utterly
it is perverted in applying ii TO the Cuban invaders
Meantime, the attempt of the Republic to disort il into
any such application all that is needed TO give the last
aggavation 10 the odium and discredt which lis whole
course in this business has 80 richly deserved II shows
that the official journal is equally Indifferent TO the doom
Of unfortunate and captive countrymen and TO the
good fame OF our most ustrous patriots and statesmen
II will defame General Jackson in ORDER by his authority
and in iurtherance OF foreign arrogance TO attach
false and fatal stigma 10 these hapess men, and deprive
them OF their last hope
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From oar Hai,smos. Correspondent.


BALTIMORE, Nov. 1916, m
This has been quite exciting day in baltimore The
great femens parade has absorbed general attention Ii
certainly very magnificent dispay-far surprising
anything OF the kind before In Baltimore was
gotten up, you may be celebrate the anpiyer
sary Of the formation Of the Baltimore Fire Department
The procession formed in Exchange Place about 10
O'Clock, a
Al the conclusion of the procession, and arriving
the Square, Judge c. Lcgand who had been selected
The OCCASION delivered the address IL pronounced in
he eloquent and impressive style for which the speaker Is
distinguished.
The procession nearly quite mile In length, and
required thirty minutes 10 pass given point Ii is due TO
me visiting companies from Washington Alexandria, New
10TH Philadelphia, Frederick, and Cumberland, say
that they appeared Admirable advantage and gained
warm admiration from all. Various entertainments are
eo'eh up Tor tonight in special respect plment
to the visiting companies.
Business has been in great gree in conse
| queAce OF the celebration
The iair al The Mechanics Institute closes to- morrow
alter having been open for public exhibition some six
weeks.
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Flour is active both for export and home but not
equal TO the supply which induces desire realize sales
OF State brands S3 81 SO 81 Ohio 81 Rye -four, SO 25
Corn AL SO 81. Wheat is fair 80 cents Michigan 80
white southern. Rye, 10 III Corn, Coz cents
southern 6l cents, round yellow white at %
cents Whiskey, 20a cents Pork heavy-S5 ;
Sl3 SO Sl3 g. prime Beef 81 80 70 TO- Chicago
Lard, in barrels 81 Tallow, " cents Tobacco
is quite aciveG0O gsheads Kentucky sold a "a
Wool. in the last Two weeks has advanced cents
in price, which has checked operations Sales of 900
pounds 3eece blood, 36 40 cents 80 600 pounds
tub washed at 30 u 81 There large buyers in
the market. but they holding of Tor fall Foreign
wool has accumulated in stock during the drought OF the
past season, and the demand is small
Fregh,s quiet Cotton, to Liverpool, a. -four, Id. /;
grain, a AID
The stock market is again speculative, aud prices
generally lookingup The passage OF the free banking laws
in Illinois and Vermont will cause further demand ior
stocks and II is supposed that the bill which passed
house of tho Virginia Legislature last year viii go through
This The Virginia 6s have risen 1917. The quo.
Az. l,..
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by DYER q MCGUIRE. Auct,oneer..

fNRUsTEE's SALE or VALUABLE STOCK or GROCERIES,
L LIQUORS, WINES BOOTS AND SHOES, Standing Casks,
kc-ny virtue OF deed
recorded subscriber viii sell public aucon Thursday the
OF November, 1851, 10 O'Clock n all
Of grocery and liquor Of r. W. Hail.
Seventh and streets, consisting Of
White and brown
Rio, Javn M other coffee
Imperial Young Tyson, Souchong, and other tee,
Barrels OF flour, sacks Of salt
sperm oil, candies, soaps
Barrels OF mackerel, hctrngs, and shad
Kegs oflard barrels Of molnsses and vinegar
Spices, tobacco, cigars
Brooms wooden
CrockeIy and clus
Scales q NJ weights standing casks
brandy whiskcy gn wines in casks and bottles.
womens aud chidfen boots aud
futures embracing and
worthy the attention o merchants and house
keepers
Terms, Thirty dollars and UNDER cash thry dollars, and
and four months hundred
dollars two four months, fsr notes satisfactorily endorsed
'' CHAs IS, wALLACH Trustee
DYER q MCGUIRE,
Nov I'D Aueuoneers.
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Il GUIDE DIPLoMATIQUE, par LIE Baron Gu de

L Il GUIDE DIPLOMATIQUE, lie Baron Oh. lie
Martens quatriee edition, Paris 1851
la collaboration de +. dc Wegmann, volumes.
Etudes par L.
goborsk / volume, Paris, 1851
Historic du Consei d'Ea depus ogne usqn' a celoW
A. Regnaul Biblothecaire du Conse Paris 1851.
Lie Ro Louis Plipe Lse Cve NJ lie Comple DE Montai-
nouveie editions Paris 1851 enforcement
volume.
Manuel de
Departments volume Paris
Meise, Cours de Style Dplomaique, volumes, Paris.
Les Codes, A. r. Teulet Urban Ioiseau;
Cour Royale, volume, Paris
vattei, Drot des Gems, volumes, Paris.
WhcatnnIistoire DIES Progress du Do des Gems, volumes
Leipzig.
DE Cussy-Dictionnare du Diplomatic du Consul volume
Leipzig
Mensch-Manue Patique du Consua, volume, Leipzig
MoreuManue des Agents Consuare Francois EtaDgers
volume, Paris
schoelI-Recueil de Pieces oficees, volumes Paris.
DE Maens-Cuuses CeebTes du Dro des Gems, volumes,
Leipzig.
DE MaensNouveles Causes Ccebres Gems
umes, Leipzig
Institutions du Droit de Nature des Gems par
De Vol, volume, Leyden.
Observation-Disclosures al
volume, Amsterdam.
schoeIRecue de Pieces oeciees, peu connus
volumes, Paris.
Observation-Disclosures Foncions, volume Cologne
Imported by FRANCk TAYLOR.
With many Others, English, American European, the
same classes oil political science. Nov
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TWo NEW BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS At AUCTION
Thursday, the 10Th Instant shall SELL on the premises NJ
a Two fine brick houses situated north -,
between Immediately opposite Mechanics Row,
being subdivision ofsquae No 512, having front
street. running back oi feet The houses
have basement slos and atuc with twelve conveniently
and bath and excellent water IN the
klcbens.
The described property handsomely located 10 the
Of the city, and the Episcopal
churches OF other denominations and
Capitol Judiciary Square, and railroad
built in handsome style and Of good materials
Terms: balance in hree four
Eve purchaser giving bearing interest day
Tor payments. deed given, and deed OF
taken. Title indisputable.'
Nov Ii-Cd A. GREEN, Aucioneer.
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By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION.-On Saturday
22d shall SELL the premises
half Of lot No s. in No 49, containing
feet six inches. The above described property
feet six inches Twelfth between and streets
morrill, with depth Of lo feet adjoining Mr. The lot u
handsomely situated In elevated sale well
worthy OF the attention Of persons wishing purchase handsome
building site.
Terms One fourth cash balance years the pur
chaser TO give notes bearing from day Of sale for se deferred
payments deed given and deed Of trust sken ue ndp
table. A. GREEN
G. AucuoneeE
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VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND AT hUCTIONr-on Fri
the NJ o'clock D.
very square OF ground near the railroad and Capt
OF being No. % between
avenue and north street. having front also on
New e,.cy OF described Of
nearly the grade and ~ the most
rapdy i'm city. has on two frame houses
excellent Persons wishing 10
male = GOOD investment do well attend the sale.
balance and three
giving interest from the day sale
deed given aud deed taken tile indspuisble
Nov l5-s, A. GREEN, Anctoneer.
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business generally Is good for the season For domestic
goods there is only good home demand but the
demand taking wider scope and consignments Of uni,
ted States dry goods made to ports hitherto exou
sivey supplied from England, viz; South American
kets Inc manufacturers seem 10 have abandoned
their whims about government help and are disposed 10
put their own shoulders to The Wheel greater activity
may be looked for In foreign goods there is less doing
The losses OF the foreign manufacturers have been very
heavy during the last two in their 10
this market nevertheless the aspect abroad that prices
will continue low encourage considerable imports
into the United States In produce, the markets steady
Cotton ses-about thousand bales per dayat
follows
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yUIILIAM TUCKER Merchant Tniior-Inne STuek

/
ers building, Pennsylvania between
and SIKH steetsrespctuly calls
Congress- strangers, aud the public generally, his
cloths, Of
which he is prepared his elegant style
superior garments which have been much
quality, and comfort and being determined do bust
the principle motto small profits and quick
b. All kinds OF military made in the beet
cordng the late regulations.
Wanted, good hands but the best work
| need apply Nov 2o-J1wlm
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MARRIED.,

In this city, on Tuesday the 18th by the Rev. Mr.
PYsE, Dr. BERNARD NJ BYRNE, United States army, Miss
LOUISA daughter of Col ALERT Typographical Engineers
United States
AT Bowling Green Kentucky, the 4 day Of November 1871
by the Rev. CHARLES TONES, ARTHUR MIDDLETON REr-
LEDGE esq Miss ELIZA daughter Of the Hon. JupoE UNDER
WOOD, United States senator from Kentucky.
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UU0RY ACADEMy-Bo~rding and Day school Tor
IL young gentlemen, OF X and 18th streets.
q. y. MORRISON, Principal
X r, Latham, A. NJ, Professor Of Ancient Languages.
Mons. T. RnonIt Modern |"
O. y. Ksech, Tutor.
-, Teacher ~ Pcrmanshp.
and srdea Teachers Of Instrumental Music.
lanes p. Mclean, Teacher OF Drawing and Painting.
designed prepare
OF the learned professions,
higher In every
paths render Sound and
bic academic
ssnt reading whiting, arithmetic, English grammar geography
book keeping the Greek and modern languages, history
Chronology composition, both English and Latin
sisn apd Roman Antiquities logic msshems,cs, chemistry nstus
and mental philosophy music, drawing, &c,
Terms Of board and muon moderate
Rsrrpvscsst
Rev s. Pyne, n, D., Rev. J. w. French, VIM w Coreorsn
Thomas Ptchie esq, Prof A. ~ Rache, Prof Gales,
chew Baltimore, Capt 7. Page, 9. ", snd Captain
Blake, ". s.N.
New 1o-du
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United States consumption, bales. 6l,t6 65s5
This the largest quantity ever taken in tho same pc
Rod by United States spnne but Il orsos less from the
actual consumption than the replenishng those stocks
which prudent lecturers lay In when prices are low
such as wa, the case during IN low prices Of 1873 aud
Ist9 and while stocks very low under the high
prices OF last year. when tho spnners bought as pos
se falling back on the for eonsumpuon-a TACT
which caused the apparent consumption, rs manifested IN
the purchases be paratvey small Tho rivers al he
south are now rising and the chances are that the crop
will 20 more freely forward furnishing greater supply OF
hills. In the mean time these higher leading house
sold over $500 900 worth of bills Saturday az W. bu
will now not under 100 other houses ask ios Inc
rate is IOi l0h, however.
There something doing in the paper OF uhe houses
which failed recently. The house oil = ~ Sinith
Co of Philadelphia, which failed iof s'ooVv', oHefs
seventy cents on the dolar-ffty cents payable IN slr
nine and twelve months. and twenty GEMS Ia ego'ee
and twenty. four months Jacob Little 20. settled win
their creditors in note. o six to eighteen months for the
oe with interest Some of these notes are Jacob L,tes
and others Jacob Little Co These latter have been sold
Al y cents on the dollar and the ormer offered at that ate
but forty cents are only offered for them There are many
buvers of the paper suspended houses in the view OF
forcing payment in full when all other creditors shah have
signed of.
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7-PapaI AgSression-St. Matthew'S Church.--The
r. John Timon, D. d. Bishop of Buffalo, will deliver
thews Church Thursday evening O'Clock.
Sub fapa Aggession and Influence Of the Pope Cza
and LibeI Collection for the Cathedral Of Buffalo.
1877
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. 20, 1861.


These distinguished gentlemen are expected TO reach
here about The first OF next month
General Houston, IN writing 10 friend in this place
under date OF 3oh October. says he intends starting
for Washington city in eight days. lie hopes General
Rusk will be with him. Their friends will no doubt
be gratiled 10 hear it,
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COR sALE.-A valuable negro She is 20 years
good health, married., Of good dispotion o excel
habits good cook and used to the Of children and
generally Any who desire such
the District The adjacent Of Virginia
Maryland, may learn the by addressing line 10 o. the
uni ION OF ID. g ID