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EURSITIRE DIZZY 0OODs.-Ths following described .o,.
just sddsd V our sseek In usts, sl Vii
very beat newest style, and most reasonable ps.
FRENCH cashmere piano and table esys IN match .,
dsoas bouquets and wsss,hs Of nowe1' which ns
Sol o. Isns pier table Govern. Oriental w..,.
These rood. uasus and more elegant an anything Of ~
Danes. . .,s.S ps ss and 'ASs covers . "'A
Also stand covers to match
French thread ,sis. r.. d.ss 49, q sAs
Double iahls-eohs, h asss han ~ HlsAsM
.s.. sa: :d &. =. <. s ss ~
simiies Of which may b seen win The sasds.
cs:s new style SsnssI sS,.i. ~. and . =
% :sa ss fsss
wde with centres side pins sIs ssd e.a1s y %sA
stsads with bc and psvaus and elegant oais
s.ass ali Mapped .s:.
ucssbs siusis to which q asrs pan,s H.
's .ssy w q sms I'd
table and chamber linens and =. osh. ssas y as s,ns
ali Of which w eqe.1s - = M asf s'v
Sep, a-d4wf n. door q ihs corner sAs
University Of pennsylvania, msAisAl DsPart.sal
E:sMy-sislA session, (lski-'5s.)
THE lectures viii commence Monday. Octohsr The si
terminate s close g March s ~
Anatomy. William y Homer, NJ y.
c Gsssas y.d i.ns - ). i Roger. X i.
Ub.ss;ss and The Disease: Of Women and Chdrsn, HuA
Sai d. ss ~ ". y
p,o::ss: ~ssis. fS sa " ass is W.
Fs.sic. y John Esl, n p. ssnons'r.sor u,
Ma,ricus.ng fs. (paid once only.
ospa s n.,onv
'a0u'n's ". H. HoinEI, H. b.,
Dean OF the Medical Faculty
,se Chestnut street, Thirteenth, opposite the United Bki
Si mas r imasw,Dssi,
William and Mary College, williamsb.rg, Va.
TUE session Of this institution will open on "Wednesday
been made for f coulss Of instruction in sssns sscu
M rs s q me- eI ~ K. nsss e T
course, Of the law department iae
sss u ss
cssns ls .cs nc tho degree q sAa %
Right Rev John Johns, D. ps.iasn, and Professor q AH
Judge beverly Tucker, Professor Of Municipal and Conssius
Benjamin Ewe Professor Of Mathematics Natural scs
Morgan sns.d rn D. rOs.os 2. Lansa s
sas Totem, D. D., Professor Of intellectual PHILOSOPHY
'1 Reses a.ewood Adjunct Professor Of Mathematics
July 23-law4w
Virginia Land Omcs,
RICHMOND, August II, 1851
IN conformity 10 the code Of Virginia iss psss Aai,
49, make Known @ 81 whom Y may eesssm sa
III
received into Office the 9 day of August lese ha6
Inquest 18th Of July, aS ths owt.g uacs
lying In the sd county n BerksSy, havs esn s
csche this Commonwealth, to witt
Back creek, asocese0 - Ben AmlA A.
drewss heirs. q \
ia iehansss branch, assessed To Peter Deals heirs
70 acre: Little Mountain, assessed Powsli heirs
acres Psckhorse r0ad, nssessed 70 sanae.
Back creek, assessed % John Shocks heirs
Frederick county line assessed 70 Isaac 6cou
heirs. Y
$50 acres west side Mountain wm Tt
heirs
n acres mouth Of Bach creek, assessed Andrew Jenk
heirs
8. n. PARKER,
Auy l5--l.w6w Register Land OGer.
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(MORSE LTNE)

THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
MORSE LTNE)
wAssuroror oyvoH, FsnrsrLvAHiA AvRnuS,
FINN house National Hotel, No 6.
TUE first line established company the United
States and consequently the oldete pioneer line. extending
between Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia York, and
delivering and receiving the nerssdAc stations avrs
de Grace wilmington cntoa Primo New Bunswfck New
arm and Jervey Cthe only line In time
having up four wcshas lately undergone and IL
prepared deliver which
may be required o for the accommodation Of the public win
accuracy, promrne, and fidelity hitherto unequaled This line
connec" with other Of Morse lines wss NORTH and
south, extending already een miles, either Of
which and payment Tho
ayers Of This iine sv. lately Thoroughly syrmatiied it, bu.
in both o Its
charges are equal 10 oil with special vors With The fscl
ties for business invi
tod 10 try this line, and bey do ind reliable for
graphing The oces of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
Washts National
ossl Baltimore No Exchange South oay s.sst Phsdelpha
No. ol Chestnut Quincy building; New York, No
WIN. M SWAIN, PresId.n.
March lA-1snds
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DERTII AMnOY sEaIINAKY.-rhi. in.,iluron anordl

pERrH ANIBOl sEaiISAKY:Thi- institution, anording a
thorough course training for eoic p business together with
twenty, e'shh Wsdnssday May 4.
menis assigned the comfort Of the pupils and encou
age habits of neatness and system
luxures ~ and baing valuable philosophical
cab banx room and rymnasam provided with reference 10
health and physical aning The minor advantages OF
The Principal possessing advantage Of early
make his institution all that enlightened Christian parent could
useof hooks for English studies
Fsom TIC Faculty eftls College Of Nee Je,,y.
Having had an opportunity Of knowing e talents literary and
Character Of Mr. $ O. Wood0rdsr While he student in this
college we'll taught, with ps1ure recommend him a.
lo1nins the oa habits youth bis eae paiea
and guardian. may have nun confidence
Ts ;.s r ,ss e
COLLEGE, OF Nsw JsRsxr, April, 1851.
RHyERvsoss.
Joseph Henry, LID, slnitnsonisn Institute, d. G.
Rev Jane. w Alexander, D. u, Princeton, New Jersey.
Rev, David Magic, D. b., Eizabethtown, New Jersey
For circulars containing further particulars, with additional c
''''' ). e. wooDBRIDGE
Ap0-diw Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
baltimore Female College.-Ths insitution, incorpo
rated by legislature Maryland enjoying patron
age ndsrd. facility for the acquisition Of thorough and
study and rooms. and modern for the
FACULTY INTERSECTION
N G. Brooks, A. NJ, professor Of ancient languages
Rev i: waugh, NJ, %s,ss%.as. natural science.
MI. n s. S. Dr. i Ts.:S In" IN Bellies sS L.. do
:" J. Rochester assistant In English.
/" Ellen c. Gobrech,, instrumental music.
NJ Al rS' g. s a..,' nsoo,. do
Mr. Al. Cleveland vocal music
TxRxsi Boarding for session, III weeks) ......".su 80
In preparatory Department from ......etoio 90
GCatalosoes, with information, be had
hpa4-asw2w NC. BROOKS, Principal.
he QUINcEYs Literary Reimbursement vols. Iamo.,
being vols and OF the uniform edition Of his works
Motherwe's Posthumous Poems, vol.
The Vision Of 81 L.upla' poem By James Russell Lowell
Steven. Bnchmn.'.ri BY Eliza Buck min.,., Lee vol
VIM II. Wright, U. s. Engineers
TAYLOR MAURY,
Septic booksellers near 9th street.
DEEBE's new York IIat..-sTEvENs b.u. has. a. usual,
hats from the establishment Of B,ebe Co.. New York city Of
sas.-roo,n !, Arhenrum, opposite Adsphi Theatre.
Sept l4-3m
nj % nband.,
received Also, ladies' morning and dess now
sleeves embroderies collars houncns u.erns and sdsnss
black velvet rbsnd. lace falls. coofsd nets for ve'' gloves
Madame b. would also call attention her season. nb.nd.
Penn. avenue, Sstween 18th 18th streets.
FLEMISH HOUSE LINENS.
JUST received general Of these heavy durable
Also, Of the same m.nufneo.y, 80, Ia IN w. and -
seen markets Of German pillow
The only objection which be urged against all Of
tho above articles VI" '' e' cI%cr DopS
n !" 4. rs n % sos %:" s so e.. % sss
Of Ninth and Pennsylvnnis
Juns6
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ERoM Lendo'.-Th. Young Officers Companion by Col.
Lord de no. r., vS ies s.v,, Nv WIN H,,
mao, royal navy, lyo ISL
Military Ev,nu in Italy in 1889; by the Earl Of Elcsmere
documentary Losahms BY II. Law civl engineer
Tn. Water Bearing sa London water
supply Metropolis and remarks spns' by Joseph Pes
Yea, on the Punj.ub Frontier by Major
Lssn and shades Military Life edited by Lieut.. G.asr.
Charlie. Napier, chief IN india vol issi
to T"su Bridges wrsas Iron and Cart Iron Beams,
Tho nsfsnci.. of cr... Britain, by Francis
British Nautical Almanac for Isst.
prom LOKDON.Th Search for Sir John Franklin by c. r.
Weld vol and map, 1851.
Sir John Franklin and the Arctic Rssion by p L. simmons'
London Vicinity ie5--i volume, with and
Handbook Guide London, with snsrsvns.-i vol Is''o
Industry, origin and progress with many 'nrav
logic for Is. Million or tn. An R...oningl vol, 1881
The Culture Inda and elsewhere by
England !: i i.-po,ies social. industrial; by wm
Mscrssoss Commercial Statistics Naionss vol,
Dog breaking by Lieut. Col Hutchinson edition. ESQ
kwIs ARUNDEL. the RaursaA Of Lafs, BY shs
The in..rnaso~si Magazine for sep.emssr.
Lie Of Mary, Queen Of scos, BY Miss Bsass author Of Lis Of
Dictionary q Arssi.sea.: a..enpay.
by drawings NJ subjects referred In The work
Katharine Walton, a. the Rebel of Dorchesser BY w Gmcre
Simms.
Tho ConfesgNs; q rhetorical novel.
Jus, published and this day received Tor sale BY
TAYLOR MAURY,
Aus0 Bookssnsrs near Nh street,
Al EaRO MA. being exasasnaea~~ ~ shs fAlssly
IN assumed equality demonstrated BY
investigations Of Champelon Wilkinson, HoselIni Van Ar
wnsr Gideon, celebrated ~ John Campbell,
author of A Theory Of Equality" ~ - 49,. = n
ecptB FkANCk TAYLOR
NEW YORK 0AATEs.i have isst received, direct from
New York, assortment Of snsueted crater
latest patterns Styles which, r beauty cheapnsss svass
anyhinl 6s psee Terms modmras Ssass
cali and examine hefss pusshnAEr ~ N.f j
c. WOODWARD
Pennsylvania svssss, bsewsM len ND llth Sessu.
DsSs s-eM - ~ ~ = = - - !
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nrHE History or Ranking. with Cornprshsn ssve
the Origin Rise, and Progress o the Banks Of Eng
lard Ireland, and Scotland by William j. lawson vol Lon
Ion, 1850. fRANCK TAYLOR
On
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nOMESrIC Ornamental Cottages and Landscape
Gsdennga Of Designs Adapted the United States
by Ranct. 2 wells. l649.
DsAsn Country and Village Residences in the United States
Rch Details Specifications, Plans and Directions, and
Estimates OF Cost Of Each Design. 2vols 1850.
Gothic Architecture Applied to Modern Residences by Arno
VOL, 1885, 8'7 IL
Two Designs Cottages Villas by Messrs Walter
Smith, vol. .
Downings Designs for Cottages Farm Houses
aud Viins. VOL, 1851.
Downing Rural Architecture adapted
North America. / vol, 1850. -,
Designs Cheap Cottages and Farm
Houses VOL. 1851. :, IL,
other works the same ana All olhef
Inn. " FKANCK TAYLOR.
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ELEMrsH HOUSE LINENS.

NOTICE IL hereby given all
unsettled upon books Of the late hm OF n. OoE Co..
together will be
ither
change which took effect February
last that all
closed At expiration Of the present half year
June 04-9wH HOOE, BROTHER, 4 co.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-09

THEATIsE ON the slasiHs Boiler. o. she United
StAi4s BY h. IL Bsriol engineer; vol Philadelphia, e5l
Msfins Engns Conirucon and Classification BY y Athelton
ehsf Of her Msjeys dockyad, Devonpon vol Lon
don, 1851.
The DynamoueeI wser practical appleatons
the steam BY Main Brown second edition eiged
London, 1880.
The sss, engine and lis Application; BY the Artisan euo so
Londop, 1850. s,s
Woodcroh on Steam Navigation vol London ESQ
Powtne the Steam vol Lonaoh, No..
Templetoa tha Locomotive Engines py Lieut. o'' i''
Navy; vol. London. y. ..,.,,aa a.,.na ~,
of Their eoiuueuul, ueas "
component pa their employment and management WI
London i64D. .....,a,, A. ,..,,n. "a,
Paris. -. - .,.,.. y....
lB49 x,-..-. a -, M. IAN
1,nhivns n,.nuu of the engine vol London
Russell ON Ibe steam engiDei ! vol London
R,ssai on steam and Steam Navigation; vol London
The High steam engine by Alban and Pole vols
London --..-.. -, -.
IIuro engine It's Construction and Action
vol. London. -
The Steam Britain und the Horse power Of Marine
Engines; by Gustaisson, engineer, Royal Navy.
Application Marine Puposesi by Gus
many Others English and America not
here FhANCh IhfLoh.
sept
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ANEW supply sLaGy Wortley's Travels In the
IN United Stacs.o
New supply Of " Alton Locke" and I" Yeast"
New supply Of "Leigh Hunts Autobiography"
For sale by
TAYLOR s. MAURY,
Auu29 Booksellers, 9th
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RAvElS In the United states, Sc. daring is4o and
j 1880 by Lady EnnDeIne Stuart Woilcy
odey Malvern, The Life Of Author, by Thomas Miller
with wsn,y -four illustrations by F" Phix.n
London Labor and the London Poor, part 9. lfIl
July 20 fRAkCk TAYLOR
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nIICLOTHS-Jnst received the warcrooms OF CLAGETT
DODsON extensive and superb stock Of floor oil cots
panel Mosaic pave patterns all
well seasoned and coloed in the highest style Of the art
Also 20 sheets low all OF which we WIN cut
ft any room, hall, phssage, according to diagram
Also rich covering furniture, widths
inches, and NIL cloths expressly for steps
Aug l6--d2w CLAGETT y DODSON.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-09

Al EuRO MANIA. being exasAsnAaa~~ ~ ems Falssly
equality Of the various a demonstrated
The Investigations Of Champoion Wilkinson, noseini Van Al
inse 0ddon and other celebrated wrtss ~ John Campbell
author of " A Theory Of Equality" ~ 49,. - \
scptl6 FkANCk TAYLOR
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A GUIDE 10 Virginia sprngs-givns, addition to the
routes OF Spring, Of
natural Of the State ons small pocket volume Price
so
The London Lancet for June and July.
TIA International MAtAxine for July
This day rocSivoA fDf sale by
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CCHOOI4 BOOKS-Al kinda the city neighbor
y hoodthc editions every extremely low
prices.
Sept FRANCk TAYLOR.
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NEW YORK OAATEss--I iast received, direct from
IN New York. Of snaueed gyaeu ne
patterns and styles which, for beauty and cheapnss sysAs
anyimf ae bean In s pece. Terms ods1as fsa
cali and examine hsfbss pusshsaalrr IA ~.
Pss.ayivsnA svssss, bsewssa len aa1 ilsh sessss
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MADAME DELARUE would respec fully invite the
MI Isdes handsome % fall nbands,
Also, ladies' morning and dess now
thread behes.
embroderies, collars houncns n-erlns and sdgng
rbands falls coofed for wells gloves
Spanish and other fans perfumey powders, SOAPS Ac
her
which she will dispose Of At reduced prices.
Penn. avenue, bstween 18th and 18th
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DEEBEs New York Hats-sTEvENs, halter, usual
from establishment B,ebe Co, York city,
fall model for 1851,
sae.-roorn the Athenrum, opposite Adslph Theatre.
l4-3uf
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DErA IkTERIoR,
Onice Indian Affairs,
October 10, 1851.
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals Indian goods
will be received the once Of the Commissioner Of Indian Ar
city, Monday
November nett furnishing following Indian goods viz
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ELEGANT Curtain MAteriais.--We have the pleasure
~ public received
magnificent Of bsctesi laines damaK ane
and beautiful
and furniture with elegant
pins, dape cords and loops gmps, &c.,
pond.
Also deliberately wrought lace swiss and book muslin undecu
which have been for time exhibition
will be admitted by all who them be tn
elegant goods this country The ade
particularly invited 10 call and see them
Aug io-d2w CLAGETT d DODSoN
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I KNOX WAxsxmN Win practise law In ths nwvxszna
AZ ~ Un11oi Dsaios, peeeecuon o.
ci.Ins sptss e gvvsnnSsA AAdrss wsahissoas %.
40. 1o-6
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TAPESTRY VELVET, Unest vslvst YapesRy, -
pesty and plain Brussels three ply aad iny0n sopeue
Just received additional supply Of the abovs a.
ntue goods all In entirely different patterns 80 coss
tons o coIos from any s~sr IN hits couuy = c
celebrated mandatory of John Croxsy Soss loeooa -
Also additional supply Of elegant curtain msses
oil sk. .sf-- III ri e -,
Satin anc inines, French and Easlsh furniture chm
A
French Turkey red and viii
the tssscis, gimpa, and bordennes TO masch. -,
These goods with the haaA tDse tAsir srn
stock perhaps complete ~ ~ oher rsn
Enlistment country. 1891 45E -.
An those intending fhsA rs'
faliy invited o call and examine tbem.
CLACBTF q DODsON,
Dealers in al kip1s u MS1fome dyea~S
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CLA0ETr. NEWTOm. AAYs - 90. uSe sssDsseessrg
10 their custosasv spd The pub5Ic dat hey s.
daily reeevfas their fan suppxss IN nor ssy epoAs III
epen this day Tsssdayl args sssoweas tealss Dr.
ever bed The pleasure bsfrs cag We invs a sa ~
nation from the lsdes; hsy Will hn1 much richer ecs nov M
later period of Inc ssasn~, anA qsisa cheap. RI
CLAOETf, NEWTON, MAY, W
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THE Religion Of Geology. and its oenssctsa Schemes
by Hitchcock pesden, OF Amherst College, nd poesa
natural theology aud geology. i VOL ~ -
Guyots and Man being lectures on compefaavs ps
the history Of mankind Vol
Contributions Theological Scencethe Pre- Adanats EaA
John Harris D., author Of the Great Teaches vol.
Contributions Theological seienceMan Rhpsvsli By joan
Harris I VOL
Tn. sciences being studies q the phsso~ssa Of S"
by hobart Hunt. vol. "a.
Of the Creators by Hugh Mle with nemou o. Wv
author by Agassis. vol.
The Old Red Sandstone; by Hugh Miller vol
And Others Of the same ciass OF science. -,
June 26 FRANCK TAfLoS
CMlTH's New Guide 90 Travellers thRoaSssss -
~ United States, 1881.
Hosys Picturesque Tourist throughout the kehern and Es
States and Isnsda-map and enssavings
Dstusnens American European Railways aad essHs"F
Guide, with maps. Price rs and 50 cents. -
Aptie,ons Steamboat Co@pssioa tAssusa M'
England and Middle maps.
App,eton Southern and Western Travellers Guide nsy
maps. . ,,..I
states, with l05 ensravtngs, and . large map !.
Trenton and Descriptive by N. r Willis, v"
very cngravngs :,
The and Erie Railroad Descriptive 0uids DssA
william Macleod with 1875 drawngs by the asA othsr ~
lar books =.
Aus2l RRANCk TArLoA
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THE Geld Worshippers, or, The Days We Lave II
future historical novel by the author Of Whtsan
Harmony Of Prophccyi by the Esv. Doctor Keith
Nav FkANCk TASLoA
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TIME Publc school Books, and all those used
private academies and institutions the District
and adjacent country. For sale at New YORK prices by
TAYLOR MAURY,
Augi9 booksellers, 9th st
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-02-06
A Great Race.

A race across the Atlantic in order TO
test the relative speed of American and
British clippers is now one Of the topics
of newspaper discussion IN the east. The
New York Tribune has the following in
relation to this contemplated race.
The arrival of the Oriental at London
after very short passage produced some
newspaper remarks in which the assertion
was venIured that an English clipper
could be built which would beat her in
any tact with ease. The Union Club and
some large ship-owners of this City have
now started subscription of 500. 900 TO
build clipper costing that sum, to sail
from Liverpool TO New York and back
with any similar vessel built in England,
and on the completion Of the voyage both
ships are TO belong to the winning party
The subscription already exceeds over
S75, 200 and will be full in few days. II
John Bull accepts, then builders will at
once be set at work. Itrequres no ghost
to tel! what party will come the victory"
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Judge CamnbelI,

The vindictive opposition Of the whig
press agains! the nomination Of this gen.
'leman for the Supreme Bench, can do him
no injury, but on the contrary, will only
strengthen the feelings OF the democracy
in his favor. He is known to be a gentle.
man Of distinguished legal a;tainments,
anda high minded and influential demo
cra', and hence the bitter opposition of the
whg party. He has carried Philadelphia
city and county, where he is best known
and appreciated, in a most triumphant
manner, and all opposition there has ceased
in consequence OF such decided expire s.
sion of the will Of the people in his favor
We want no better evidence of the ability
and capacity OF man for such an Office
than that of his immediate neighbors, anC
no man in the State has rcceiveda warme,
recommendation from such a source than
Judge CAMPBELL. We think we are safe
III placing his nomination and triumphant
election among the events which are GER
:Ainly to occur, and we, feel confident thai
no event Of the kind would be more cor
daily welcomed by the people.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-02-06
vThe Johnstown Echo comes to

UThe Johnstown Echo comes to US
this week very much improved, and We
congratulate friend Smith on this evidence
of his prosperity. In his editorial remarks
or the improved appearance of his paper,
ne makes some illusions TO ''by-gones,' -
which we think in very bad taste, and
which can have no other tendency than
shat Of renewing the bitter personal feel
ings which have already existed TOO long
We think there is very little prudence and
less democracy manifested in such course
% the part of a public Journal.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-02-06
Mr.. uelser submitted the following res

Mr.. Helser submitted the following res
olulion, which was adopted:
ReSoIued, That ii be recommended TO
the various counties of The Commonwealth
the establishment of County Agricultural
Societies auxiliary to the Stale Society.
Resolved, That it be recommended 10
the different county societies, to keep a
book of general registry in which shall oe
registered all agricultural statistics; the
pedigrees of the various kinds OF stock, as
well as all the important information con-
nected with the raising of stock, and the
improvement of agriculture in general; and
make report of the same TO the vice presi-
dent of the district in which said societies
are located, that the same may be reported
10 the Stale Agricultural Society.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-02-06
NfgrQfS in Indiana.

The Constitutional Reform Convention
Of Indiana have adopted strengent mea-
sures to prevent that State from being
flooded with free negroes and fugitive
slaves. The people have found il neces-
sary to protect their persons and property
against the depredations and encroach-
ments Of The numerous bands Of the color
ed race with which there State is being
flooded. The action of the Reform Con-
vention in regard to free negroes is as fol-
lows:
The first section. providing that no ne
gro or muaito shall come into or settle in
this State after the adoption of this Con.
stitution, was adopted by vote of yeas
94, nays 80.
The second section, providing that all
CONTRACTS made with negroes and mulat-
toes coming into this Slale, contrary to
the provisions of the first section of this
article, shall be void; and all persons who
shall employ, or otherwise encourage such
negroes or mulattoes to remain in thi.
State, shal! 6e 6ned in any sum not les:
than ten, nos more than five hundred dol
lars was finally adopted by vote of 7s
yeas, nays 50.
The third section, providing that al
fines collected for the violation of this ar
iicle, or which may be imposed by tht
Legislature to carry ii out, shall be appro
priated for colonization purposes" wa:
adopted, yeas lO6, nays 80.
The fourth and fifth sections providing
that the Legislature shall pass laws to car
~ GU; the action Of the Convention in re