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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-25

PENKsYLvAEIA LEGISLATURE. - Jan. 23,-In
the Senate Mr.. Muhlenberg read joint resolution in
favor Of the compromise of Congress- as rejecting
the highest credit upon their patriot; orignators-
that their should be looked upon as solemn
contract between the Northern and Southern States,
and that upon the proper performance Of these acts de-
pended the late Of The Unionand no attempt to inter-
terained.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-25

In CONGRESS, yesterday, the House, after organic
ing went almost Immediately into Committee private
bills.
In the Senate, Mr. Seward presented petitions for
the repeal of the fugitive slave law, which laid
the table. The French SpoIiaton bill taken mp
and passed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-25
MARRIED..

In sutton, I'd instant by II. A. Tracy Hon John D. Nc
Crate OF Boston TO Miss Susan M eldest daughter Of
Hon. Jonas L. sibey, of s. A"1 Vi
In Ware Jan l6th yRev. L. Billings, Mr. Maria F. Bsb
bitt and Miss Maria Smith, all of that town :. O
In ware, Jan Is, by I. w Dadmun, Mrs Emerson War
HaIdwick. = e'@'"No' VI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-25

MISSOURI SENAToR.-Upon the 40th ballot, Judge
Grer, was elected the Senate ofthe United States
in place Of Hon. Thomas II. Benton, whose term of
office will expire on the 4th of March next.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-25

ACCIDENT AT WARE.-We learn from the Ameri-
can, that lad named James Tango, fell through the
scutle in the fourth story Of Gilbert & Stevens Stone
Mill, on Tuesday evening, Jan. 81, and was so badly
injured, that he survived but two hours.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-25

PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLATURE.-In the Senate.
bill reported from the Judiciary Committee with
negative recommendaton"to repeal sections of
the kidnapping laws The motion to consider the SAID
bill was negatived by vote Of Is to It,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-25
nv our native bird-our Ritch-

was efTectua filled by our native brd-Our Ritch-
ie-a bird that has second time, by timely warn
ing, saved republic. But the supplementary G. r
respondence which we supply, shows that the vigil
ance of our faithful sentinel at the capital, was not
exhausted by single effort
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-25

w WILLIAM DICKINSON, Notary PubIic.--
VIII attend To this and to other of business n, his
wv Oihce over the Central Bank.
WOrcester, Oct. 8. 1850. az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-25

A LONG PAssAGE.-The packet ship Parliament,
from Liverpool, 18th ult arrived Boston yesterday
with los passengers. She experienced very heavy
westerly gales during the passage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-25

BURGLARY IN EAST BRooKFIE LD.-Waren &
20 s Store. IN East Brookfed, was entered by thieves
on Monday night. Jan. 20, and robbed of $500.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-25

DIR. HARRIS, 154 Main Street, is prepared TO
extract Teeth wthout PAIN by the of this recently dis
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM. dstf Jny7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-25
Amusing and Instructive
EXHTpTTT0NN

4 NJ Fancy Glass Working Spinning and Blowipc pyor
~ ~ H. CARING the Celebrated Glass Worker from
~ nanna, GHey Oh Ine Arts New Orleans and late
izeis OF worcester that he has taken the
Waldo Hall, Commencing on Monday next.
Where he will for few DAYS exhibit snecimsas &c 90
aoaEe mentioned zen one Ar n all is Different Varieties
ra MAE SFiNNiNG at the astonishing rate Ct
lWo THUUsANS YARDS per MINUTE 'mfini,slv
hner IMAM SIX and Equally Elastic and Flexible
mr.. " WIN also exhibit beautiful Specimen Of Cloth
manufactured from Spun Glass and Silk The Glass ~ ~
own Manufacture The first produced in America - ''9
Admission IL 1-2 Cents
EACH VISITOR AFTER WITNESSING rup mo
h es WI be presented with Specimen equal in vain, to
Exhibition DAY and EVENING
--- $50, ' 81 jan25-df
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-25

~ An experienced Nurse, may be obtained upon app
Main Street. ~ ~ ' w. -
Worcester, Jan. 90, 1851. ian2o.dsm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-25

Obstetrics and Medicine, No 10 Salem ST., would
to the ladies' in this vicinity that she has an extensive
practice and having had unparalleled success can give
reference among the best families of Worcester Parc.
ular attention paid to cancers. Advice free
WORCESTER Jan. 3d. 1850. ian3-dtap1l
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SALE OF STOCKS.
At Boston. Friday jan. "a

Shares Boston and Maine Railroad. ...........l 0C3
do Eastern ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .O45
90 tltcnDurg Railroad ......................lllA
do Western Railroad. ......................l5 81
90 Vermont and Mass Railroad .............32
do Northern Railroad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
40 va colony R....-...................b
DO Boston and Providence Railroad. .........e4a
90 Conn., River Railroad ...................1G2
do VI Central Railroad Bonds. ................923
40 Banton Company. ........................S5
do Michigan Central Railroad. ...............93
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-25

AHis IeilSbct iluc CullOT Oh the w aSnlnp-
ton Union, having heard that Jenny Lind had given
$1,000 to the Abolition Society, wrote to Mr.. Bar
mum TO inquire whether this was so. Mr. Barnun
replies as follows:
BARNUM's HOTEL, Baltimore,
December Ia, 1850.
DEAR SIR:
In reply TO your letter Of yesterday, inquiring
whether there is any truth in the report, that M'lle
Jenny Lind has given donation to an association Of
abolitionists, beg to state most emphaticay, that
there IS not The slightest foundation for such state
ment. feel no hesitation in saying that this lady
never gave iarthing for any such purpose, and that
her oft expressed admiration for noble system of
government convinces me that she prizes TOO dear
the glorious institutions Of our country to lend the
slightest sanction to any attack upon the union of
these States.
have the honor to remain,
Your obedient servant,
p. L. BARNUM
MIR. Richie says that he yws determined to set
that lady right with the sunny South, which she was
about to visit, and that in addition to Mr. Barnums
denial, he also had it from the lips of Mile Jenny
Lind HIMSELF that she had never given any money
to the abolitionsts, and never meant to give any,
Would he CALCULATES would that we could
npart to this paper the charming naivete with which
she expressed herself on this subject 2
The above correspondence furnishes to writer in
the albany Atlas, the basis of the following ex-
quls tie satire, which is equal to any thing in Punch.
Important Correspondence--The Union
Saved.
We had yesterday the inexpressibe felicity Of
laying before our readers correspondence between
lhos. Richie of Washington who, breaking through
all the restraints Of narrow conventionalism and
mere dellcacy,) boldly alluded to the secret and in
sidlous reports which attributed to Miss Jenny Lad
a connivance in certain Charming and detestable
proJects:' and Mr.. Barnum, who assured the vener.
able editor that he felt convinced that Miss L. had
no intention to lend the slightest sanction TO am,
attack upon the Union of the States
The correspondence enduring memorial Of
that vigilance which is the salvation of all rrpub.
lics,-dld not end here. If the Nightingale re-
ally intended to attack the Union of the States she
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-25
JUsr RECEIyED Al ,r - :

New Periodical and Newspaper DEPOT,
THE NEW YORK INDEPENDENT
- with the hntSlaveiy Standard Evangelist scentiIic
and can be found every week. " W.
Inc boslon weekly papers, the Flag of Our Union Star
Spagicd Hammer Olive lsranch, American Union Sentinel
wavefiy Magazine, Boston Museum, Christian Freeman
ansee Nation, &e &c received regularly every weeI
and furnished 10 subscribers free of postage Ca n, NJ
Merchants Row. jan25-d3t BURRiLL a. DAVIS
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REMOVED,

~ ~, subscriber ~, would respectfully inform his friends
"a % wy puoc 'nat ne has taken The store lately Ilttsd
III, ~ ~ hnrietohs buildings, No. on Pleasant street
Mefc ne VIII keep constantly hand good assortment
Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers,
eu ne VIII se rs low as any other establishment in The
IN the neatest manner. "'p"iiing cone
'''NO'u'' S. PENNINAN.
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Ludicrous and pitinhIe.

Mr.. Richie, (the Satanic Editor of the Washing
ton Union, having heard that Jenny Lind had given
$1,000 to the Abolition Society, wrote to Mr. Bal
mum to inquire whether this was so. Mr.. Barnun
replies follows:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-25
Mr.. Baraum to Mr.. Ritchie-No. 2.

To P. T. Barnum.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-10-14
..sCATaLOGTJE,.

SIX md S,raN 9oniieis, Biimns. Flass stf ,if,ti
SILK Goods Iinsiefg, Gloves. $serfs, ,Cfaysis,
Tpgelktr will fui,ieia assortment N ltniino
ryGoois, Dress Enud Cloak Trim.aings .Sr
Snha, Rifles, Revolving and otter Pistols.
Prrsussion ,y cars, Game & Shot Bags. Pow2er
Knives, Scissors, Rasora, G9n,'s Travelling
Mnsir1l I,nirumante. rs
Writing Chsas, Work boxes. Fancy Stationary.
ceattass SFpel Eotton, Common do, Jares,
'pngn,s,
Soaps, petlnmesy, Inks, l
hnh g.iisr,is Rsterftpant Of Fancy ar,ic!cs,
Msll ll,uM SiiYnr Watches, Jrwely,
Mafinc Iinst Pieces, Frcncl Mantci Clocks,
Go''HNon, Brass and Wnad Clocks &c,
Traps, and yatiues atlicr articles 100 p,iIurypns
:: ::,cnion. al
+ B.--J'sst received from, rari. The ,pos,
cSrs o!irrud il, tiis market f;.t:
Octn'ei IL, 1881. ao-,f
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at Private Sale,

4 plantation in SHni,er District twn miles
ila'E Boykin's nep6t, sad twelve from Carn,ier1.
SHti finnta,iGn cdahiHs Two thousand ateI
utsy.signcics al land. from seven Il, eigilt lan
s:.t ;:.:= :: .: h:cls g=sennea aud under fence.
lhc rcINairs;n. cunstSiisie al Isood a,H! inlSer
land, ueh.oSwhCh is nIpxSslsnt quality, and
Sin% connunssDt far clearing. i!ariua cosisigt-
c'i originally Suf vo piantatilaIs, ths settlements,
arc distinct aHi ma H,c treated for .'uiptly or
separately. Ec.a places hsge hern Well tested
sud pt,lyTd In,iaaly hsatlg as rg.siSIss,sas
hrouS,nt ;e year reHcss5f fs's
arsmVsiy now p,h nsromp!Ete onlst Com
niunirn'ieDR resp:ts!ng 'he above prcIery mny
II aldnsscl 10 .
J. w. WILKINSON
Clisrlcsspn, s. c,
Sept. g, 1881 Is n
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aIRsCE5,aI

IhaS feli.lsGris'er esjsntinlly Insgns his
frrn,s nss t'ts' 'eesH, l!as he Is now fte:i ing
~ tslis Oil stlni .ssr8L n, Nm
3s.afrsl tfe,s England tiatfi,ai,y,
ssillNipsr5al,o fafteilI 4 aa,
Gold aad fssilxss eS2se,a sssssusHy. sses
ns pei ai,jiafed shift, M M I,s. Tesa
.,i reasonable ieri,is, nj sirts ros3,!
;rths fipnmry Trade, IIe essespet.iallv spiir;ft,s
q call, he ne dttetirinctl 10 sell ma iays as any
IiUuse in titr ,ity, &, "a. B IS
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Notice.

:SANrEE CANAL, Sept. u. ls5i.-rTi,e
ns,'a! repairs ni abe season "u lhe San.ee Canal
will H. completed By tlic IN Of Qctohar. at
wiiir. ;i,Hr 1t viii " apcn for t'.e passage al
Boats,
TIE subscriber takes This opportunity of III,
iurming p'rTUas Interested in Beating that lie
Gagd Hu'i itS Reservoirs trc rpsy all full of mn,
Ter. (which lins not been the c;,ss G.l ,Its date
!"r lonr years past, thereby giving certain
promise Of y iull supply throughout the &e.sb,.
l. IHESs SNlilI, sup Sanlcs Canal
sent. -, is--oi
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II fsilga ) Tot.

y I;
81 d, at,Es cr.l,e
siisst ,sssi md It ,ilt tstn
bs si.ted ef tl,li!i,l t,,.e siss
gI {si aths ,lffee,lsan,lfsa sud
3 VI fi.Itsns Sswa,np,
as,lut lag LAM = not 10 rs
p',icr ono snty. fls. cs,ta per
si.sls Terms credit af uile ysbr
ytfts ,ss ts.ersst sifn Pnfriieser gS,
loi IN, Iiremisess aali fasS SSag FOR dd.,lss
:afeor cf il3tZ tsalifs. 4, 81. ygS +
DifA l,s4alli iJslsR, s'so:a,r.sS
Oct 7lt.s is5l n 80 so 55sS td
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HG s 8, % s I q d d.
u IYI EN-

y alHtThTIoFs or WOOD. ''sI ID. 3 M I. sry
zsiisof s,utn,ery;ll Is and lis tiiss Is
prepared toerae3ste sfiy work III t;ia ai,sss
brantass o., reasonable tes,t,s Z.
II i. !. Is " lflTEf LEA
Be- transparent B!inds, eiyic ind ynii;ss,.
~ fass, rcgais 6t., iii,tesi 10 order otuii,fyi
.fetsiarS prpinp,ly yeSeeGist ia.j ,g5 is Sizi i
I; Siin.efs il.n, Aug. 20, 1851 4i-ifsF
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List Of Letters

Remaining in rhc Pos, Office nj Sun
or tie lsi Of October, 1851
A.--jcssc Allen, Dr I NJ. Ada
B.--Juhn Ectiruc. AlrH, Mary Z. I
Washington II. Brown, Miss Hattie l.,
Houston i3arnahy.
c.-Jrremial Coalburn, T. y Gain,
nh Campbell. a. J. Chr,idier, Benjamin
ncy. Jefferson Grosweii Joseph +. Gu
n.-A c. Dpilard. 4 MOI Dunnt
Dp.ts
F.--Jol,n Ausn<tus Fra ar.
g. John Gorioa. lnrinh Grahu,n.
I!.--tIuorsu ;. linggi,Is, Sardi l
I..-1Fra Mar lss,cssUc, Mark j.
AI--Willian L, Mccay, William Il
ItdFrert Mcdowell, Wiliiam Mitchell s.
: Mrs Susanna Newman. sS
O.-c. t.. O'S!cen.
p.--David W. Price, Miss fGnr$@
den, W. Y" rlowdeu. Wiliinm pigssssta.
R--.'oIin Rodgers. Rohcs, j. uct5s
Sill =. Scarborough, l., see Z,
Sarah J, Spann, Agree SksEry, f5siSst
Sanders. 9I.
-nebtcca = Thompson. SI
dale, 4si 5
y.--llr Ain Vaughan, @
W.S~R. g. Wright. Miss NS31tsf
neiljamin Wecks G.. 81
HENRY HAfNSWf,!t. ,!t.. 5ft Il
Oct II 5s3i.
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t,|aess where In II, I,ar /. (, j
'alls s' esll of
's'S, sassy.s N ~ d ss
81 seS,sl he
q 3
sis'f 81 W
lio ~, come ;ss
Slls'! s shosl 6 sno % lsss SE'
lssl '',s ytsa, - fess 20
sas sses .tlt. 81 iait unme lie ,nfef, My
s slss Reyaletiali,', will be ,ts -tSsk
sa plil slaWn tAe slioag s,'es ie ftst
+ sd' tds ssSit'sr,,
Id j, 70 ss'fel'ia = liass Y been
.ss lsesr6e ii
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade
IN CHARLESTON
vs.. 81. BANCROFT.
B NI!l gIa KING.NrNkI


(Onc door below Wentworth S'reail
We would again rc,Irc,hlly Ia sj,o he ,.t,&u.
I.Un ol our fricnds uNi cu,iuiners ,I ~" C"Hitir2
;r nur vslrnsi>p Stock ol DRY GOODS, wien
Ihpy visit uur Guy. Always in iplsid
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED,
Consisting pf Georgia Fiainrs aud hrrSrys
Alabama DC do,
Plain anti ~,Tiir.n OsUhit,res.
BIrachri and Brown Dsmesilc-
SUPER DuFFiE BLANKETS DIRECT
IMPORTATION.
W. would also particularly invite attention 20
our IMPORTATION Of SILKS and DRESS
GOODS, being on. nf iln LARGEST
Sr0CKS TnEsOuTHFEH C0USrRi
We pre- Ri9o Prepared 10 fusn,Sh every article
in The Dry Goods Lrrta YiL: iin.icrs. EoltrH,
Linens, FlnInsIs, Cloths CuiIacys hoaLaXucs,
Alpac,ns, AIcrenots, Niou>re,tum de- i0nrs,
plaida, Irc1ncis and swiss Masliu.. FurniiGr,
aDi.nity Prints. E,ngioHs, Sims!s, l.accs, Eds
81, Rthbuns rtispm'nss, 81, -.
pycmhtr -, laii ;S-,lI
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UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

u F;SJYS lt. 1, 81,
: Siss4sSlssS hkSTIsf, would fesjjssstfully;
aaiify his patrons and the COM.
mansts In senefals tliat s hiss removed 10 his
Fssi,'f,iee-t ie:ss .,ss the Male .ea:ie,ar,
fwbsfe f.e may br fund at all times, sScsr.
when absent from Ipwn an B.,sir,ess ius 4 issy
DAYS ,og,:ihnr, Of whicl, due notice. will III
Sn'atcry'ts, September =, lS5is s5-3m
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Ribbons.

! haauHiil as,sdrtmcnt of BOSNGpSS St
Wn5 sElk iilBHuNSr- atso, Nil rai&sF
Sept ~, i%i
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South-Esr Sumter Dist

W SlMreas have This dny taken tsss sss !.
sion SOD {fs Ordinary OF said District) ofs In.
fsersnHa} ff-st.esssgy ~ ~ .lesaIiet nc 81. !.
Htanks till!k ia,e OF SataIelfilla tlea'a, and j
avail .nYso'f Of tbs ,anshaa To milf atl
pefs,ans indebted 10 the decd To MAKE I'm.
neStiasf payment 10 Mr.. e. 81. Hanks M M,
Agent I'm, this particularly and tlIase Inv,
ing demands against decd wiiiifand ife,n
~ duly attezted according to$la,s. ..s;tl
w. LEWIS, o. y. IL.
Aug. I'd 1850 Al 8 e
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ssMoEs.
A ! ! y g
ls,s 3. 1l,.l &.
3 ssssasaisf .r..s. ttc, 3 /. z.

sssssssse sersss te, j. /. &.
hstpse etil'i,y fS,rms sls psepIc of .s1,s,- sr
ter HAT ht bus Just received and "a
ytpst fi,ploe stpsk eft ~ hi
& 7 a;lHss ssists ssss,sl IsseE, 6; i;asssss
ths,ta has s.,rs IA iliis iaf
lie has e4ised s;anp III IL M ,;; ~
summer Go,ita steis would i.s
well wei % eEanfis bef,fe yiiig eisS x Ec
I, Dtnpa Bto, GAIT rasists ia.
Htill!as,t ID, Iiinas
zeiiiaf Afta ssi
i :. :, = fr----e-ys ~
& inil aud hsrge kupt: Of iiostor u q losss.
all Of s,fi'ieh wis bp ssoid On ge iltest
te igis. .i AMI g, i,rfest tnit te iitsss
GsG Siaiinrnts manufactured i,y tl,e si,bsctI
dcss from distance Pre,Sptly i a,;s n.Isd IL;
.sf5i. J, n 81 A, "a N ERSf)lS lS.i
pfii 46sh, tsil - 80 ri J!
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Negro Shoes,

iiie sabacribef bas r,ate arrs.i,gef,entt ff,r
tue s,annfart,ifc Of from oilr nj igs Is,G,:.ar,
pet,s of ,ha above nrtitir 6y lhe Pa L., ssr
rsisfenec ns 10 slaali.f, lie would saspee,faif
OF hin, u ii,ie tshri ~ trpn ix lin, lsst y.t
can he afforded. -
5iay2a 1if ~. aTopss1H
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THIRD ANNU /
South Caroilns

TIE Third Annual faI
CAROLINA lSSrfrGT
uf Art, Mechanical Inga
will be held in Chnilesim
MeSpAY. l7tl, Noyembc4$
ing the week. ~
Specimens In cyary ",
Art and Industry /; aif}ss5;
Tobacco and al! OihelssySS.
SOLICITED, fer which ,siii
awarded.
'i'lc following spS as
For the SIX lrst sits
Spattanhu:g or oi ~
southern Slate. ar5} q,
: Tools Of any kind ssfls ,.Iss
~ B.--A sI~ci rs
sent with tie Tag
For tfo lnrgsst
qlr plaptatiqn, pos 4
Gold Medas or s,ss h.
gr il,c large'
produce OF anyor. 4:
puuilds--- i Cold
For tbs iicst $ 4
neiv principle, aas
psSj of iCT any E,iS
pi; ,lie present y
Fdg The liivtl /. Is
FoIverising R ~ y
EM}the htSs .li.
Far ltie l,g.
! Gold M,ihi.sf -
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& iyEH.EIE,

o. t.fsrDrW StUTei NpFih'West tornt' Of
= s2ldfH' cumheiiGni sirreis, oIei for sale.
sii 5SS 5ssslins tSEEs, uHd in lQis gq ,ut
"a & s. glowing articles, VIZ
SS ressls s%g * S. chuiEr fnrto Rico SUGAR.
* ssSS{ 3.- ',loraao SUgrf
= = az ny ssftSa 5at 4t'io do.
" g ss,t:Sss 81 k55a isu.
& s9j Il srst W ! McInsscs
t3 3 "a 81 y. q. DO
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Hats and Cans,

The snbscribcr Mi reoeiYe IN "a lrs2 days, a
very iius as,nr,rua! Of t;tatr and lioy. Hats
and tnj+, Which viii h, sold at ,in,,slaiiy lnw
prices III the stnEc OF ". j. FRANCIS.
Oppositr + 4. u, Mrsrs LAW aiiite,
Sept 10 iSJi, 4l-if 4
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Tl,e Market.
fi 4tEaA ai.Esros, l)ch,l3, 1851

tqstett.--.Tba Cotton market was fnrthcr
depressed On Saturday last. There was
no n denpfsi for tise article: ofo or TWO
buyers: however, were Induced IN operate
IN consequences Of the low rn,sippHereA
ny holdafs, land some forced sales Were
made 1T a i,sRgy: reduction on preYiops
l.tbsas, bttngipg Fair lhaiiig lewnto. -
.:s coiiis. The sssGs reaGheI very nearly
afgHt bslass II follow, VIZ 5 bales at s.
f5s. isat g zoe Mt q I.2; III at o J.S /;
q, q, Al LA AT n 3.i 90 al. & Ia
~ 'tat, s ] 400 ats IL; and 2G bales
3siSpiits.
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Cotton.

Ii, SeHc Eof the Spn,horn papers, arc
,aisrussing and Recommending ngasrhctnc for
iriiitancig the value t,f c,,ty,,n Tic plan
Is I'd form & rommny, VET ~ cap'A! OF.
$40 l,1 ROO, 10 'reteirs sall The cotton, pIp-
sifgetE sSi,i tlit. United States AMI solicit,
gDari,rteen2 tn ise 0w;ier elcsee cenls y
,ioRy.il, a I'D withholding II irGm the market
ss.licnereri, wi.inol biglg hstpricc. The
Southern Press teiiimenis ii,ts upon the;
5 scheme: rs
tsf'he project is Mt eriy visionary and i'm.
t,ractieRbis. Eac attempt tIwpiid break any
aiicts rutii ipanS, ,sii II coiiid be l,,rWct, and
Waal.l tlliUa,eiy ysit,iisrc the pslcc ol cotton
instead ai advancing $780,,
+ fEiis production Of cnl,on IL IKE that OF
Everything clsel Itis, or ,Wii bc,,,iWtaI
tho Compensation il pays for The capita!
55asf 3sskilf invested. And 10 .dcy.Ge has
sssers yet Seen found to sernre definite
:; tatatit 10 atty hisineSs. II would be iis
sy4seg Ia b atlemP; u seguiaie li" seasons,
aud ioinsutt aga nss tho Amy worm, Faiity
seeait,or, and ca. y frprts. .t,.,.l
afl.6rc Is -, prevalent but mistaken
Notion that tie pr!ce OF cotl.p Is regulated
/. irikEsgiaini hy The bank, OF iianuisc,u-ers,
sr5spaeulaturs. Tire thing ~ iplossible
THE Ipfice is sreguIated by the dCnand tor
tht, useu iaRliG ~! 5Ncl ttie eSf iu,
aud such is Tie extent OF that demand, 'ant
of the ililc'aations which result from Tho
,.sicissifudfs Of nations, lhst the price oi
ess,ap l. ;ha very tlgng ssfa, no power car
fegpidte,
aslss;sueliis Is liia nxtont. ptilityfaHd necessity
nfsts,tts!l cldtling, TINT lhe increases
demand fns cotton is almost 4 he measure o
thes ;stttnfai illcreil:e and progressive
civllizdliblf 81 lie ,yorAl aud pcil,ess !.
lil.ts rms, as Inc H .{ss.sSe 80 o
~ ffar aettoil l,s ye
Fsfficiei,tty abundansass.ss as. $ss
oFcalidn e,,ict s'.sSts %
pfp,adesnr,sii,sst stip.,. ~
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stllctHGt
aIitbase. ~ t5, Il. ssi 6jtS,l -
~ 3szsz4 Ae on of DR.. B, ". Bradley
TrsOinii6ns we're separately pun, ali ;o&
witch were uEsnhnous!y adcptea.a
6zpsfsceedliies Of tie lncc.ing were
e Jstsiisi,pd IA rs.
- aud The Giat scsti..l r|fff,Ar, and
sssuniSes Baaatf., relucstrd TO cnpr, o.i Gld-
7 tIsii, oil j !. g. iSi!sutl, KS.
aiaji IL aiouzon, ,lien rnuroa an ad-
B tournament. ttss,f &g52
Tie meeting Mas3 characterized by una
I,ih,iy, agtts eeitigsiasrp.+ Ii 5,,s E
I - SO : u; filsnn President
1no. 'tessleyt2 O. =, I. ,;c.
SSY.ls 5.t ttioEers N ~ AZ.
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.lll Eqlliit, lrater District,

lyiiligta 1sbedns et nj IS
" VIII he sold 81 Sumter Com, l,opse os, The
frst ale,piaY in 9yfiaYr nssst ai,i if ,.ei then
sold will tN pilerr*l a.subseaueh, sale .ays,
by lands of j.: a. CaIriougIs and Est w Hcltnn,
llice epe4lbi!arissr ;,t fc.g {, 4. 4 .g4s
( a tract OF I'Heniy:eight acres (23) ,aunlct,
by lands ef ! 4. Colelough. ". NJ Davis ani
Est. w. lfe'fan. The estpts deed Irs nc iities
for this 6nd Price is osc ,ipliar pr ,Icru Ahtt
Five negrocs. TIE lands and ,rs rors auld ,.n a
cr,,.it ofoncy ysar. Purchaser 10 give bond ai,.!
r|ts0lal seen,liy amt a uuelgagt
Oi the 2.,.i day of November next Niil no
sal,t u; the frsi''cncc Of David hre:,son some
Stork. Plantation Touis, isnSisicf,s t;.i v,her
articles, Iur;rs pira.n are cash ltany t.aft
M q rnaGit Il will lle iuade known on saly.
By prlcr oi The Court
1UnN b. MiLLER, Cosp'r
Oct. nh, 1881 50 I'd
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Wreaths aud Sprigs.

= ia! of hnan,iin! whin WHEATfyS and
SPnH;s. lu.t Epc. we'd an,t flt seye ipw by
SeFt li.l W ]. FRANCES.
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Steel and Read

silEIb, TUCK AND ff
BGttiIn Ia BNNuI6 licti,iiug,ss9 I
tu. liuic ard Coas Bru.lr.iSfsIg,
Ertfmcis, &c., snG IA srcass &. 81 Z Z
rNroc'rd in 9 t'w Iays.
sald luw ~ f3 II
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