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ADJUSTMENT.

In reference 10 the difficulty between the Hon. S. W. Ingc
md the Hon Edward Sany which grew of the debate
in the House Representatives yesterday week.
authorized that they each other with pistols
and ater an exchange Of shots between the parties the
friend Of Mr. Stanly advanced the opposite party and
pressed desire the should be terminated and
i'm order arrive amicabc settlement stated that the
remarks made BY Mr. S,anly reference Mr. lnge
made by Mr. Sany in reply what he considered gross
personality the part Of Mr. Ingc in his first remarks And
as friends of Mr. Inge stated those remarks TO have been
political and az SUCH should have personal bearing
Mr. Sany withdrew his remarks. And the above having
been submitted the principals and by them accepted the
difficulty between them announced honorably and
,micably settled."-( Union.
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SINGULAR INFATUATION

TO tho surprise Of ALL and the modification Of his best
friends MIR. Ran,ou Saturday last took his sea, in The
Senate which he had been chosen by the Of the free
soles 1t reasonably thought that for the sake of
days empty honor he would place himself the posi-
ton of giving the least the infamous coai-
on But he has disappointed public conidcnce-and east
shadow his fair name. The Union hopes he will yet
explicitly his reasons and motives, and promptly
SIGN "he Office reflects honor upon himii is dishon-
or to the Senate that he should fill it, No member WAS
ever more cody received by his brother senator's and he
could not help feeling that his situation did correspond
with his Intentions" We invoke him, he respects his
own character and the opinion Of the Democratic party
retire from place which little inurc his own
est "a 10 the glory Of his country"
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nR- Joseph L. cox

The Richmond Enquirer publishes Dr. Cox refusal 10 DC
candate next Spring with an expression of sincere regret
for the Doctor has made efficient representative and by
his courtesy good and popular manners has won the
esteem a. a The Enquirer but expresses the feelings .!
Dr. Cox's constituents for they would prefer him I" any
other man that might be selected We do not doubt that
,hey will insist upon he nomination Of the Doctor aga IN
less his acceptance would be Inconsistent with his interests
The Dr. has released the Cochade from the rad"n 81 wig
pory and we wish him confirm the triumph ut least be-
fore he quits the field Petersburg Democrat
We hope the "Cocadcrs will make thor present able re-
preventative bear the Democratic sandard-any
puny attempts Of The letter to the contrary nolw
Standing Enquirer.
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4 GROSS ISLANDER.

In lis weak attempt pallation of the conduct Of the
CITY of for the dsgracefu outrage there the Boston
Atlas aims at the South poisoned with malice and
falsehood 1t employs the following ridiculous and disgust
ing language:
The exhibition presented in the city Of Richmond within
month past wherein the captured fugitive slave Long was
sold into perpetual slavery, and bond demanded o ms pu
chaser 10 the amount three thousand dollars that he shou
be taken south and Sold If sold all into perpetual bondage
although stood ready buy him at high price and
SET him free is phase The mob spirit not al all favorable
10 the character Of the good people OF Richmond And wor
we take into consideration the fact that The Legislature tier
in session. and the State convention for amendment oil III,
constitution then in session. aorna in order to attend
the sale and add their os voices" ID the huffals
which were up when The poor wretch was knocked oil
10 the purchaser direct and intended insult to thu
honest and manly sentiment ol the North.
Iawlcs as believe the Boston rescue 10 have bccn YET
il does not parake OF that dcmonaca spirit which showed
itself al the Richmond slave mart
There is not word Of truth in the above fiction Meth
er the Convention Legislature adjourned on The oc
casion referred We surprised n, the paltry at
lacks Of The Boston Atlas tainted rs II is with Seward
.birher law" ianacsm We only regret that suc paper
should undertake defend Boston, by such grossly coiocd
carrcatcs of occurring in other portions OF the
country The respectable Of the Boston papers Wing
and Dclnocrac have spoken out boldly and honesy-anc
we hope that hc appeals will have the effect of sainng
'he cradle Of Liberty and hc Athens Of America, int
compliance with the Constitution and laws OF the land
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ANOTHER ARREST BOSTON.

BosroN FEp D. r M.-Ihc eighth arrest Tor aiding in
the late riot and Of fugitive slave, made this az
noon The person named Louis Hayden, secondhand
clothes dealer in Cambridge street. and Of the leading
spirits among the negroes vi this city, lie was ordered &c
give bail in $4,000 for examination hereafter which was
promptly given by james ~ Butoni, OF Lynn noted abo
itions HAYDEN has heretofore stated meetings of The
blacks that he slave and that he would shoe
any one who attempted him. The examination o
Charles e. Davis is not yet concluded Richard III. Dana
ESQ one of the counsel for the fugitive Shadrac testified
today that applied Saturday. before the rescue
Judge Shaw OF the Supreme Court for writ of habeaS
gus for Shadrach, which was refused
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AUSTRIA.

REIA rIoNs THE UNITED STATES AND AusrRrA.-We
read the Independence OF Brussels hc Prague Gazette
announces what easy foresoe the complete rupture
of the diplomatic relations between Austria and the United
States 1t certain that after The insulting reception given
10 his communications by the American Senate the pres
ence NJ Hulseann charge daiaes Of Austria at Wash
ing,on had become impossible and problble that the
geographical position ot the two different the
rupture would be confined tho recall OF the Austrian
REPRESENTATIVE Letters from Vienna published in thc lead
ing morning Journal that had Mr. Mann, the United
States Agent entered Hungary for Austria Proper he
would have been shot as a spy.
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Tuesday. i'raRuas: %. 1851.
~.s., Ann

RECOMMENDATION WIS received from, lie House infornir'
,t ,.t ~ = l1 ,trcei H. ,i,e Sonsss amendments
~, TN ;a', ~, ;Naet mon t,t,nis, l., l,irl-
r. H., H.. Nd in,,, , resolution f,r n-o,esitn,
- ;, ;,L 49,, >,a,.. an a'hursi.y rert I, rhe che.
ton :" certain 'icers .: s':t'nne ~. ''D'"', w.,
agreed ~ MS '!'' !, w NV. ,s - ~. .ri
me- = WI, In. sl-il ~ u,li,y CONT. ,he aN wa
80 ~. '' ,a,t f.r,n,i,.,e ~ General la.:,
>.i,., $50 ,,c c,,,,itt.r ., CLAIMS r.no,trl
-. H., .r l,. .tc ~ Isaac todiin nj other purposes.
NJ ~ ,."eEIE,:ToN a.i,i d. Tie Committee .: Gene.
i M ,,.,3 n, u. during ,hc session ~ tho SENATE
IL - -. i,i ,,,orfr,i II IN The sn..o nrcscriir p t.
, i, r,ci f.l~r u,,rr my ryccu't is bonds =. vi.
~" - .;'tt H. nm i,.,, r,n-i ,t,u
,,. a.. .,.nut.l
'' "S 49, H., =, M, ,,c.; ,,,,io, n Il, m.
~ :. +,a,' ,".,,o ,ho bIi rcau,i,n, ~.
49, It,.
q" ;,.,,f., io, an, ,.i III, iects , ~.
80. l ,., = s,,s ,,,,,l., desired iu,o..,lun
~" ,.'1ll , ,,': ~ ,i mar, -
=" =, !" '. ~, ~. 49, -.
i, 81, II T. .i,,l ,,,o following rssalntio,.
-; ~. f,,,,, and ..nr to- iv Nh, senate viii meet
!, ~ ,,.~t / NJ
,,,,' imam y,s a.i,ntej
H. ,lti IN r-,,n . committee On General Iows ~
-, ,.,i -. 49,, ,,,,. i, ,c,e - ,1..,,,y
r,i - ~ al ,, H.. ,',bs II ,,-, es %.h.,l,
~ I, 10. nt, l,n1l w,. ron, rniyI diam. and ms
Th. f ;,r he relief Of Isaac A. Go!an was reaj 'tc
49,, ;e ~. 5 IN H.. ,t ,ckEIFoRiyS motion lsii ~
A.. f,hl.
IN, NJ, .q,l.p\ iE'> ,o.,,,n III, Sruc.c adjourned
=" - 49,, ,,,..r..
hdt-s. VIZ b'-ht-".a - tJ 49,
y hl,ssi+. wa ;s,.l'e li', w 49,. ~ j., H., INN,
y o, t"n"y1f WIN an 'maiei, i,cha'e' "' -
s"hei''' ~ y ~ .i'us' 0 t,,r" r,,ru,5l t,
~. i 49, = -, I,,n;,ir' ,i,n cos Of ,unst,,,r.
5",' - ..l,,1 ,.-,,i,.
'' - - - - ,,,,,,,-o,.f sutElps
,, ;,,, ,,, ,,a ~ ,te Uorse some time AGO
-; l -, - =, ami ,ieer for his services in inc
49, % , ! .,rri rom the senate with an amend.
.'eN.''' " -, ~, IN ..- M word gosoly,g ana =,
III, ~. : ~ - n ,,.,|' - ,:,fiture
so,. NJ i ~: ~ MaS hiiv a,,reca,e ,he cbu,
I'd. lio "c'e.i' ''',''Y's I-r - vini, synrby
coni"ei y we "h,t.7 ,na ,s -, bn Sc,a, - W.
a'.iio" '' =. ~, ,c .,r ,y,,, 1xro
"',iS r t @ , amendment woui not b. a,,op,.
n; ,,I, II o. NOR miserable eomni;nen, Ia Inv
" i,, .,en vho AID fought 50 soriously Tor their
,,,. ~ m, ,cn4,, nd no. choose 10 adopt the rcsou-
o,, ,se, .,, l j., indefinitely postponed IT, Their course
,,reve 49, ;o:;s.'s,l md would disgrace schcoboys-
- \ ;ea -,ce I'd argue the pro;iey Of voting such
.f,lri. 10 acritoeus officers and concluded ~ moving
,h.i lin House a.s..iet 10 Tie amendment
m CRAIG differed rom Mr jrrnps. lie thought this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-28
POLITICAL.
From the Charleston News J
.r,.2 Ss
ny JOHN ALLEN STUART.

by JOHN ALLEN STUART
All, how canst thou distrust me, now
That fortunes friends have fied
'Tis thou, not l. that breaks the WOW"
Pll love thee till I'm DEAD.
You said my heart was selfish, cold;
No answering word would COME
NV spirit felt pang untold,
This swelling heart grew dumb.
When Jason brought the golden fleece
In his gallant Argosie,
He brought no heart 50 glad to Greece
As mine when fraught with thee.
When Paris sailed the isle-gemm'd sea,
With Helen by his side,
He could not have matched in JOY with iie'
When first called thee bride.
When Venus all herself had given,
The charm of all Heavens charms
The blest Anchises dreamed OF Heaven,
had il in thy arms.
No-neyer deem, though dark my LOT,
That can thee foget,
All other hopes for thee forgot,
live upon regret.
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JENN1 I.IIND ri .NEH UIS1I.EfIN1.
New ORLEANS, Fen. lg.-Jcnny Lind has proved i'm
ense,y attractive here Her first five have real
zed over S90000 She gives five and then goes to ST.
LOUIS and will be in Cincinnati about the ls Of April.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-28
THE CONVENTION.

On WEDNESDAY,, the Convention met a; ~ O'clock pur-
suant TO adjournment.
PRAYER bv the Rev. DR.. Early of the Methodist Church.
on motion OF Mr. Ferguson the following resolution
adopted
Resolved Tha. the Convention will give its assent 10 any
arrangement with tho OF the Unversa!s Church.
for The meeting the Southern Rights Association in
this building on Friday evening next.
On motion OF Mr.. Camden the Convention resolved Itself
into committee of the whole Convention for the purpose
continuing the consideration OF the report OF the COM
mec on he basis of representation &c, and the Pres
dent called Mr. Miller 10 the chair.
Mr. Lucas Of Jefferson being entitled 10 the floor adj
dressed The committee length in favor of the White Basis
Mr. L. having concluded The floor assigned 10 Mr. Ear
poI, progress. Hc will occupy the floor this morning.
An Intellectual effort change the hour OF meeting 10 Ii
o'clock was made, but before the TAKEN the Con-
vsnton adjourned. SO the body will reassemblc at ten
O'clock this morning.
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Ro e. snrlrcs, .See'g PRE-. .e,a
rl.r1lc: MEErlNG IL ArrnMAIroy.


~ meeting .! the Democrats q tppoaattoS County,
held ut Februa-y Court io T.. T. Cheanam called 10
,c chai- 'i Tempe ~ Richardson requested 10 "ct as
Secretary.
IN Chairman addressed the meeting in brief though
f1r.ibc nmnncr upon IL great !csi,s which ngaici the
present Congress, a; III lo:men1auun .! nc course iF
sued BY our prccn, able faithful and Efficient representative
in Congress- the Hon. Thos. > Eococs, AL Feaomnaied
him as the Democratic candidate 10. Congress- from this
District.
On notion tie Chair appointed committee consisting OF
the following gentlemen: L. b. Baker, Wilson liA, An
taony W. NORTH Tempt u. richardson an Gee" A5oott
who after retiring .,r tin. reported through tHs
Cha.an HE following resolutions which were unanimous
Is adopted
Resolved That approve u tic course = 'c repre-i-
;ave .rom this District IT, Hon Thomas , 1toeS ~ ne
Congress the United States and ta; ~ cordially r.co-
mead him the Of the District asa representative ~
every wav worthy ri hcr confidence and support.
Resolved That pledge ourselves 10 Gs n, ar ani nn
cradle mcas rs reelection a; the ensuing spring
election.
And on motion i, vas resolved that the tooc" tang, q iic
meeting lie published in The hynciburs Republican, Rich
nond Enquire, and Examiner.
4. /. CHEATHAM, Chairman.
n p,r,,
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Ig The Editors u me j.H1N-ftf.
Permit me 10 say. in response to tie communication.
which have appeared i'll tie public press presenting my
ramc 10 the approaching Convention caa!iae 10 rep
resent this Congressional disG.t that undc: 10 crcun-
c,s even if il rendered me- corl accent thai noc.
ti,n Nounc -cgret <.ncg.ty han IL, ;uat sar
Convention has been ircG iGis pe;is1blc BY tie
ton oil our present able, Distinguished honest mluly aGt
trustworthy representatives whose support and .-icon
his party in this District wou! p.ng min. AM vlo
uucs ir himself Tie confidence and the goo III Of ms Dis
trct in higher degree tnaa ott.. pubic iibeyond
all comparison: WHO has already served 50 faithfully and
would continue do So but for reasons the controlling
not in the political field for purpose; and while trust
am incapable shrinking from duty which becomes
rood citizen feel assured that the people VIII find many
who are more able and - serve them IN political
offices than myself II Is encouraging IL these "ho prefer
sprvac station" 10 know that there always patriots
enough ready 10 sacrifice themselves Tor their coGnty and
would infinitely rather remain 81 thc people hin 10
figure anon. the martyrs VINO till political Offices. take De-
cson 10 say here once for all that nave been not
now and do expect 10 be candidate iar al: mere
political office; my ambition dos not take that direction.
will whenever required serve my iclowcitizens ~ have
already served tcl the be, OF porr abilities ~ ang
position from which labor without cohmenl comes .n %.
course shall b. unduly soicoas for such distinction -
this should do violence t. own feelings Gd no .N
press 10 INV unknown ieads whose Kind and dndcacr.c cu
deration has rendered this public necessary TOW sincerely
grateful am Tor hcr generous support The good oIon AMI
good wishes 81 ms l,iowcifizcns do most eagerly cot'
not that il may find expression their siIcS ami REBOUND
10 nv own Advancement bat hocasc the appreciation al
good tie highest and noh!tst reward which can ht
conferred upon / czcr IN! carries wh il 81 real
satisfaction ana noytd pleasure than any political office
could 5cstow. With much respect remain yours Nc,
WlI ~ CRU Mp.
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BOSTON SLAVE CAsE-sUIT FOR DAMAGES

BosroS FEB "a, 1851.
Mr. Hldreth one of the conductors ofthc Commonwealth
has commenced action against the Courier, claiming
600 damages for injury done his professional character IN
1e report of Ezur Wrghts examination before the United
States Commissioner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-28

sufficient amount of stock having been taken The work
of rebuilding the splendid ST. Charles fioc! nj New Orleans
is to be commenced Il, once. II will cost from s5oJO 10
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HANGING.

Scotch parson in his prayer sadaird bless the great
Council the Parliament and grant they may all hang tocc,
err
country fellow standing BY, replied. "Yes with all INV
heart and the the better Pm sure it is the prayer Of
all the people,"
"Bu, friends" says parson Il don't mean as thar fell
low does but pray that they all hang together in accord
and concord"
"No matter what cord" replied the other $50 its but
strong one"
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,yr1,,- >-o,,I,-,r1DSc =, rrErI-cEy

WING NOMINATIONS IN KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE FEE. 22.-rhc Wing State Convention has
unanimously nominated Messrs. Dixon and Thompson for
Governor and Lieut. Governor They will make strong
ticket
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-28
AMHERST COUNTY

The Democrats have nominated Col. Vim. A. Richardson
and the Wings, Nj. Rob,. Ridgway IT, for the House
Delegates Mr. Richard Powell, Why, has also
himself as an inIepcndent candidate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-28

- We arc requested that Mr.. lowscE, the dele
gate from King Queen has been detained from his seat IN
The House by inGispcsiton.
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rpE rIGJIrs ASSOCIATION

CENTRAL SOUTHERN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION
Az an adjourned mcen. Of the Central Southern Rights
Association Virginia held III the hall o the House 81
Delegates Friday n!g tie 2ls inst, 'hc President and
Vice Presidents being absent Dr. JErER called 10 the
Char and tie proceedings Of the former meeting were read
and approved.
Communication was received from 10 Harrison, Esq.
Corresponding Secretary VI the Prince George Southern
Rights Association inclosing copy 81 hc Constitution ~
that Association which :ai and ordered u b. recorded
among III, archives of this Association.
Wm 81 Rurwell Esq, 81 Bedford, in pursuance OF the
request or this Association then delivered most interest
in. instructive, and eloquent address
After The conclusion Of Nj. BGrwcfs address, Mr. Flour
noy Prince Edward, by cciunaun called upon 70
address the meeting; and delivered truly eloquent and oE
stirring address, which repeatedly chcett-and III winch
he warlnl, advocated the views Of Mr. Burwcll
Upon riodon. il was unanimously resolved
lst. That the thanks ii this association be rendered T.
Mcssrs Burwc and FiourEoy il! the interesting nsiruc
tive and eloquent addresses us delivered ans hat The! lie
respectfully requested furnish copy ench 81 hs address
publication ami be FLED and preserved iih the records
III the Association
H. Tina thu press The State Of Virginia bc, ana are
hereby requested to publish Inc same.
The Association then adlou!nec, met again 4: the
Union Temperance Hall oi 10th ai Main streets
Friday ngat next - O'Clock.
'' THO. HITTER j,r.,j,ysil pr,, nm
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MISSISSIPPI MINERALS.-we see it stated that. up
examination agate comedians and madrepores have
found prousey scattered among the pebbles in the
Southern portion of Mississippi The same formation has
been observed far west the Guadalupe river in Texas
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DUEI. gETWEEN MESSRS STANLEY AND INGE
nIEEICIrI.1'Y Adjusted


WAsHrsGros Feb. "a 9 p. M-Messrs. Stanley and Inge,
with their friends ir Ash the friend of Mr. Stanley and
Governor Brown OF Mr. nge quietly absented themselves
from the city to-day crossed the Maryland line and fought
duel They fought with pistols Afor csehangng SHOTS,
Zone round) neither party being wounded the affair
amicaby adjusted BY the friends Of the parties and they all
returned quietly the city this evening. The difficulty
grew language used some days ago by Mr. Ingc in de-
bate at which Mr.. Stanley took offence.
Amin Bey, the Turkish ambassador arrived here to-day.
The great rattle for diamond rings and other valuable Jew
ery, came off tonight. Mr. b. w. Plumb of New York,
won prize worth SIS. Mr.. John j. Gowan, of Boston,
another worth $500 The other prizes mostly
by citizens OF Washington.
We had wet disagceable morning. In the afternoon it
cleared OIL with very high wind which blew the roof oil the
Gas House, and did some other damage
1t was recently reported that Mr. Barnum had purchased
the Greek Slave at New Orleans This is mistake II
had been purchased by the Art Union and then drawn
prize by gentleman in New Orleans from whom has been
purchased by gentleman in this city So 400 We con-
graduate the city in acquiring The beautiful sculpture
which has yet been wrought BY the chise of an Ame
can artist Union.
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The Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad Bill has passe
both houses Of the Missouri Legislature.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03
BOunfy Land Claims.

pY reotni Act Of Congress, Bounty Land,
ID are granted 10 officers aud ,onulrrrs 10 the
military service Of the United States IN III. war
Of lel2, or nny Of the Indian waits sinre 1890;
also to commissioned officers In The war with
Mexico IN ease Of the drerase Of the officer or
soldier, The land can be obtained by the widow or
minor rhhdfen
The undersigned, acting ~ general Land Agent,
yill attend promptly 10 pOouang Bounty Land
Warrants for ihoes roiprd 10 then. aud Iocaiing
II desired, having general kueviFdgv Of the lands
10 lhe Red River Land Dsitst, be- will be able to
make choice SELECTIONS. All lellen Of enquiry.
post paid, will be- promptly answered, and lnslruc.
tons gwen, IL desired
DANIEL T. WILLIAMS.
Land igeat
Washington, Arks., Nov 81, 1850 l47if
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03
Gin Manmli.clnrY.

TUE undrnrned has permanently lochird
L b msrli III The town Of Washington. shsfe
he iu'ends manufacturing Gin Stands OF The b,.,i
qnai'y' aud nosi 'mpfot d patterns. lfum man,
leaH practical rspvnencr u the businrss. be-
haAru hm.rli that lee wLl b. allie TO nfnIah
an a4tqle thgcfigr 10 ANY upW 10 USE. Persons
wishing opuIch-st are iu,l, Ito call aad eS iininc
Tor themselves before purchasing elsewhere. Par.
trulaf attention will be- pad 10 fepaigr. and an
otden in that iuc Nill b. promptly attend 10.
a share Of Pubiic palfonag frsItcliull, solIo.
tied.
THOMAS LAWS. o.
Washington. July n. is5O las-u
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03
@Assss1
WAbmlNGTON. ARKANRAa.

"N''"A''N' Wv hhhFfNhos
T'liE undcngnrd lat commenced Tie Manu-.
1 mctufr of funss'r, opposite the court house,
where hc is prepared 70 amsh. al the shorrs
loii1s, tuy 4iic.ea ia aia iur, HaaH.f u.iufri Of
the best materials aud in a substantial und wofh
manlke manner lie will keep genefal variety
constantly on hand, to which he invites tho at.
leDtou Of purchasers Having determined 10 ssl
low, his terms will invariably be cash. Repairing
dons with nealness aud despatch. Orders for
Furniture will meet with prompt attention
JOSIAH 4. COLLINS
Washington, April 30, 1854. f!If
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03
RICHARD PRyop
General E0nd .Igeucu.

nANlEL y. WILLIAMS viii serve aiI those
~ Who desire HE rrfy.s-1 a. Lard Agent 10 the
Red River Land Ds,rlsi. s.ll s.lsad rioapil, 20
paying taxes. fedeemng forfeited lands. heating
land warrants. Sc. Persons wishing Their lsni.
pfuPrdy drscrh'ti eau s.i plat Of thr.r isnd.
and true description iof small lee; will aiso
dTaw dceds, mortgages, bonds. bills ale, articles
of agreement, Ae., sc. lie experience ,n tfis
kind Of bosines, prompts him ioihu bclcfihat be
ean give general satisfaction.
Washington, Feb 90, 1850 f7if