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d ICyNE.

- ''.l"iE % ..rw ! rrl;. and Mr.. JULES MARTIN
..'1 non At.i,:ca 81 The Academy Royal Of PARIS.
'.', - q. IUla:'lnrs OF Richmond. that i:eS
.. t 'oGter' Sa!nen in the Exchange bui'dng. and
FL 1..- 'ra'al1. there. ":i the md OF May n"At
- 6, oulv correspondent; in this country.
... 't' E''h,tr'I- and Corali. from whom he re-
..' a" cf. mi fashionable dances which those
''''et1t, Ia The Iaast disEg dished Society II
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KASAWHA HOUSE. -.
NOTCE.-The undersigned has again taken the Mana ...
" VIVA HOUSE, recently kept by Mi George ParcS s,i
where he ready attend 10 the
OF all whose pleasure il be 10 call Oh hiE ,,,,,c,,
Charestown. Virginia, February ll-c2n
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HTTTCHELi.'s II EI-sA;.vA.
VIZ rTv sfalrn.nirJ individual ,ithe Ey
Sys fn 10 1@ ri oef w s may have
selves of us benefits p. ,r~,., N ,.-
Chapu., where it came az vas nof,ed; en- :I'f 90
lace N H. an Of the medicines w; az NE n'.
.s. Of 5smf esn sna % IL , S !Sso s
coed would do no hurt 1t was case OF sr.s @
s asas o. y" '" Eye Gysats ri; as' fS
charm In lew day. shs t e" ss vas rnnf sve r many :
with app.st results In my hal,i; Ia; + y e n, seS ~
r"" an t. al ;h as 70 s Exs
W.. s q ~ d fi haVsny sasse1ss os,vx
E Es ss, ALEXANDER DuvAL PURCELL LADD o.
GAYNoa WOOD co. AID Druggists and Merchants generality
Dec. ao-l&c2amly - = !
WI YoUNG LADIES' S4uHion Va will be reopsnsl On th%
al By Application Mrs saey Letters addressed Mr., s'et
IA En-. ' l. as:
oy Of good character and AZ nu,s
such a" one liberal price will be sve" Apply .2e " Ts
GEORGE II. MATTHEWS, Attorney AZ .. Law;
ns o o om m M 9an 70 ss
Circuit Courts Of Cumberland ana n f"gS Sss
yTIRGINIA:-At Rules The CLERKS ofce o. the Circuit
Couny, the nth day Of FeOuaf i';
Samuel Dixon, Defendant
The object This suit OF the defendant TIE sun "
TWO hundeand twenty-five dollars with legal Interest on tE
lors part thereof from the 'tas A
ESQ rn,i paid with eg.l interest ftgsiS dollars am
ca.s snoh.r thereof from the Isl day Of July a IA p
viii, legal dollars and twenty-five Cents eoa
part thereof from the LIST DAY Of October, 1880 III pa an "n
legal interest fifty dollars ar twenty-five ceaiI 's
thereof the last De-e 1870 III pa''; ana i'a
n- Aida !ha; The said defendant not resident OF i3
The motion paaty attorney "risIed hsS n sa
oappar here within one month a,fr que h,
aud do what 10 protect MS Interest,"
this order b. published week for successive w"ks " W
Riclnon Enquirer. anewpaper published IN the cry 9" en'
anu g. We ~ ~ ~. ner Cnuny Court Arupy!cs'",
| VI ra ~. al, aIrwy,w. ~ w. JOHN HUNTER, C.
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a. TIIE IIOTs E.l EEPs;Ns Yilt; .. STATES.

TIC FIFE iiUUSEsL T. EP EN5 OF THE u. STATES.
,iIvER PLATE quickly by the application Of the Sill
- YER PLATING FLUID, warranted give satisfaction or the
returned Ths hu COMPOSE! OF silver has ern
used IL the Sew York Tor the last live years AMI Is becoming
necessary Article in the domestic economy Amy Poison can m
nnee beauty old plated goods such as
Casters Cnacicks Cake Baskets, Carriage and Harness fnfh-
lure Military Eua plate with sllVe Brass Top
er The warrantec Is sufficient for It's INTRODUCTION
into every family Price - per bottle
liberal discount . Jewellers art dealers. $50 ..
r,r M JOHN J. BROWN & co.
N,,.h is-II,yr2 street., New York
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BY \. &. & c. 3. HILL, ACTS

pl iecec Con!'S ss
hS Gots"y and Amonce, Gods. administrators: ant "i
sill offer for subjects "lverl !o"aE oGhE o ne .
DAY Marc: cash. la:rIy held ~ it '
Go'sey Tor iei W'han, Celia about "ii 49,, - ~,
cI!reE CONSISTING y!
Roy and Girl. the whole family SAID 10 bc very likely
Feb ,i-c.dg H. HANCOCK. C"Ih'r.
o- P>SIpOSEMENrTh- above post ouel UNI, !a'
hIri next, when it vii! Certainly take place.
N,r.L HANCOCK, Cn,n'r.
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NEW K ENT LAND
THOR SALE New Kent Court House. the 10Th of April ISL
q wlou, credit OF rN n"iis IL" oonHa WIN az
land lies near PatsOn luI
ners abuu, ten miles Court House tie Cit"aho
nv River and gaown beverly cpage- ani The trac, con-
tans hundred and forty four hths OF which iinbr
we'll suitable for >hl5ung, and pIrc ~ Cor cord Woo"
no, surpassed IA tia. section OF country . 1880. 800. :.
TELEMAClIlfS d. LlrTLEPAGE.
WILLIAM MARTIN,
GIDEON SPENCER,
x
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NOTIIL.
fE1I. rc collecting for ana OLE
= in The Virginia. will ho IN" sou,! sle Of
Persons iatce Tor hsr Subscriptions Will please b.
prepared 20 discharge their claims when Called OH y either Mr. JAS
Thomas Subscriber. During absence from tie cGy aGy
Intended for lin be let with Mr. Isaac ~ Cooke
Lewis HIS Office, Governor and Main streets
A. b. PELJ.ER
March l5-.lwcwsw Richmond. Va
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
JSDWhRD UMpH ETT OF Northumberland. died about the
IL year 1925 lie had 2sd years the county having
moved there said from other part OF Virginia Is
not Wheeler left any Kindred II there be- cuc. they Will
coan eir by making with tr ssye:a e%re's
.: relationships LEWIS l.. ii"Hoh.,
with will Annexed.
Post ogcr. Enrcess' Store, Northumberland county
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:"@.s" T.A.la n pn,yu aIAS EoIz sALE.


TgSffE undersigned for sale p:a;cir h rir:o .n! l"
in n. lower emit Powaan cOnnty Va. co"it u !a'
survey II acres thirty W which rich creek b"ic e..
rs from v.a;er. and alarea - the ls r grass "' IA"
s. crops this pdro virginia There aTs cshty acre. MN
s growth embracing the different 7a:ir'cs Vi "1K ": "
ru soil holds in haprv ~lurn Il. the chemical ro.trt:eE ID t"
te:lciIus bnd, az: susceptible
nl hnlr any Improvement. mater how ": WHICH WIZ " cc
uy yl- IN .ip.ovrd land nl increased c"Ia T"s t"nt s
~ crr.al observation-disclosures within mile Of Two Manufacturing Fo
yls viz: eno Mills ani "Hu:erwooi Mills, both celebrated
or lie manufacture @! -four OF the FIRST grade
The plantation been cultivated on the curtei
field ~ ncscrans araams as" ts IN aniect !nG
Hill Pits and 'c Falling Cr""E Coal
good iud.es deposit ~ .t,t hF" pl
nrera lies within miles o Three "rtl1:o Churches
OF IL STATE - -: -. ,..,. :,
embrace comfortable 1wcrT house" hat ~
n. years, sufficient 10 secure A'" t'u- q" 10
Iaccs cralarv ana other necessary OF houses ,
Tn.d,.;lace 70 tic wife and Rciaoh !a'.cA - 'o' %
mics 10 iilc kalroai "gt on ''i
nlGt.nX river ~, =. ,,..n,a, =, H..
sell ycal efcctt ds ie i "'eri"n
- ranr, 1 business OF sac %i be ldtc Se'j 10
Ic distant Rco! % miles aad from Petersburg
- miles ,,,,,;,., IL, ,,,, "a
nrsnu DESTROYS Of seeing aud communicative a1Sc to
p al Fiat Rock Oce Powld:an county Va WI b" :L.'ci
" "T r,h r;th E;IIk BAILEY.
iarcl 3t-eowIt iht hoct. 'oHLEl.,. ',-.... -
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LEE ISS' RANCE.

BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
Ht camcr PLANTER, Capt. Weeus Will leave eSss7t
3Ir,ore and Richmond. daring the present k4A:aS
follows: -~ss1,N1hS>>-@'-
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HOIIS T. ROGERS 9Th Street, MAN. Richmond w. Deaie
d ia Eryr:,u Italian ana American Marble Monuments, Tont
Grave Stones Mea,e pieces OF every description Wall Plates
AM desirn in earring executed in the manner.
re rom the country with city reference promptly at;endedto
5Ir Roger having his apprenticeship IN OF IN: aIge'
York City, aud having huch experience IN
busrcss a;ters that all work executed at his Sc VIII CIV
done Nortt Sn;:n. Oct 5--Ci
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%EIV tstsi,:;s. uP;-2J%G Ti4t5 sipf'
MARCH %TII. - FA1: s'l'Ah"
q ,EDI.Gs: XII Gloves: !tch SIX 'i'.S
"A llarsa, cood lac ScGris"" S!"ws .-,,,. c,a vi
i,,i.I White anl black, 2luia ar. umoto'tc'c "'"' ~
Stagi4 ;, :,
S,,,li SIDE and iucl. CcEnts Buffalo DO ~.
i..r,ye ;,elaia.: T.cr back figured SlEs
W, vt E -'" " PARKER BAiLf * NIsl.to.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-16
INES EWPORT R. l. THURSDAY MORNING JANUARY Is 1851.

j. New Shoreham, on s,e 9th, by the Rev. MIR
Burbank. Daniel +. Mott and CstLarne sprsgu'
DO of that place.
Providence Herald pleass copy.
Al Newark. N j. the 9th inst, by the Rev
L Lenhart, Hsviiah Is. Human, of the y. y
A. to Anna Maria Dudley, of Newark.
In Woonsocket. lst Inst, Mr.. WIN. Scott sfse
Miss Sarah +. Wetherhead. both w.
In providence, 9Th inst, at the Earl House b,
Rev. N. Clark, Mr.. A. w. Arnold aud Miss l..
Is. Aldrich, both Of Woonsocket.
In Woossocket, Nr. Harkness Imam AM
Mrs VI. Z. Bruce, both of Smithfeld.
la Pawtucset Alb INIT, Mr.. George Rowe and
Mss Harriet Scott, b ih Of smithheld.
La Pswtucket, 9Th inst, seth Baxter, Jr, and
Mss Ana N. Crawioid; 9th. Mr.. JaIn"s Brom-
iley and Miss Minerva b. Lord, all ofP.
In this town. SUNDAY evening, by the Rev. II
Jackson, MIR. John Jay Sheldon and Mis- Cathar
ne > Spooner, adopted daughter Of Sanford Hor
ton, Esq, all Of ,his town.
In Providence, 29th ult., Mr.. Edward Fsie,, oI
Matanlas. Cuba, nd Miss jnogen L. Franciseu,
VI Baltimore.
In Warren, 9Th inst, Mr.. Stephen F. Fish, oi
Portsmouth, aud Miss Emma Drown, Of the foI
mr. place.
Ia Cen,reyillc. 9th inst, MIR. Francis C. Gard.
ncr, OF Providence, aud Mas Cynthia Phillips, oi
Lipriu Village.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-16
WAsnINorOn. Jan. 10.

WAsHlNGfON, Jan. Nv.
The Senate convened at IL o'clock,
after which sundry petitions, &c. were
present, d.
On motion, three thousand additional
copies Of the appendix TO the report oil
the regents of the Smithsonian Institute
were ordered 10 be printed.
Mr.. Douglass, of Illinois, reported n
bill in favor OF reiundlng to Oregon, The
expenses incurred by her during the In
dian war in that territory.
The bill comforting pension Oh the
widow of Lieut.. McKay being OIL lie
final passagc long DEBATE took place
After which it was read u third time
and passed
HOUSE,. Alter the reading Of the
jou nal, &c.
Mr.. Evans OF Ohio by leave, intro
Jucrd bill 10 authorize persons enti-
tied to bounty land under the ac OF last
September. 10 receive treasury scrip in
Leu OF land warrants. nerrrcd.
Mr.. Johnson, oil Tennessee aske d
but did not receive the consent OF The
House 10 introduce bill 10 give ii farm
to every head oil family who shall cul
tivate II.
Mr.. Bennett introduced bill, which
was referred, granting TO the state Of
New York Tor certain purposes, "A just
and equal proportion of public Land.
with that granted to other states.
The House then on motion resumed
the consideration OF the New Hampshire
contested electiJIlca>e.
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THE CAUSE OF THE GOOD sLEIGHING

CALlroRNM HEss. The Rev. Wal
ter Cotton the late AIcade ol' Monterey
6nding it dtiicul, 10 procure e. gs VIII, n
required either for love or money, bought
some hens. We give his description II
them:
IL purchased six hens of an Indian
woman Tor SIX dollars, aud IA rooster tor
hiiy cents. On asking the woman why
she charged onl halt price for the roos-
ter, she replied that the fellow lald no
eggs, aud dis Tor his Growing, that did
nobody any good. Sounder reasons
than these could no, be furnished in a
much higher place than hen COOP
The habits OF il, 81 hens are little SIN
gular. They are perfectly ia,e. aud
ale as much at home ~ the kitchen 10
the cook. They never trouble them.
selves much about nest but deposlie
their eggs where they find II most con
venieut f; one takes Il tea tray. another
the ironing Table, third the oven, aud
there is one that gels INTO the cradle-
She Is noia all disturbed by the tossing
oi the little fellow, on whose premises
she is lntrudlng Neither she or any of
her feathcred sisters cackle when the,
leave their nest. They don't seem 10
think that anything worth making AN a.
do was come 10 pass The rooster, II is
true, picks up little. and perhaps,
leels "A feather taller But this is VANITY
OF his sex. There are great man,
who crow over what others have done"
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Bp Wclcsrapb.
New ORLEANs, Jan. Sd 1851.

Late advices from Central America
confirm the report Of a declaration Of
war between the States Of Honduras and
San Salvador aud Honduras.
Mr. Chatfield says, officially that the
British Government will interfere.
We have received intelligence from
fucaian that "a battle had occurred be-
tween the whites and the Indians, ia
which the latter were victorious, aud
three hundred Of the whites killed.
Gen. Treas had been captured. The
Spaniards are AT variance among them
selves. / he province OF Nicala Is men
aced by the Indians.
The steamboat Creole has been des
troyed by fire, at New Orleans all
hands escaped. T.,e boat Is u total loss.
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T-teO,

Ia this town, on Tuesday light, Arthur NJ. SO
oi Si!as and Sarah Deblois. aged 8 months.
The gentle Saviour cas-
Our children to His breast;
lie Ltis them in His gracious arms,
Himself declares them blest.
Con.
la Providence, ON the 9Th inst JOSEF b Thach
e., aged ~ Yeas.
la rrovlicnce, 7th inst, Anscline, daughter o.
irg 1ong ION, aged years.
la Provldenre, 7th inst, Emily, daug ter o.
nm W. Field, age Year, 10 rnosths.
In New York, ON Friday last. P,ebIe Wormh ,
Z u, only son ol Rear Admiral " Wormley, VI III,
Is Itlsh Navy.
La Providence, sih inst, Alpheus BilI,sgf
Esq, aged 70 years.
La Woonsocket, 3ist ult, Lydia NJ, daughter VI
Wan. a, Mason, aged Years.
La North Providence, 9Th inst, Mr.. diva ,
Dexter, IN the SD year of his ase.
la Providence, 10th inst, Miss Abby 8. Cooke
IN the o6th yeai oi her .ge.
10 Providyn e, 27th ul,., Mrs. Sarah Lawl enc.
aged 81 years.
ln scltnate, sth inst, Mira. F. Amey, wife VI
Mr.. William Anderson.
la West Greenwich. 81 inst, Jonathan B.
Matteson, aged Il YEARS.
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G,-s ttlarlns Intelligence. Il,
PORT OF NEWPORT.

WEDNESDAY, January s.
Schr Rain Bow, Tutte, Prov, \ York; Mary
Glbs, do, Bait; VIM Logget, Groat, do. Vn-
gina.
THURSDAY, January 9.
Brig Ellen Reed, Chitman, Boston, Milestone
Int.
Sci T Liberty, Dsgget, Tisbury, Bristol; U. S.
Revenue Gutter hannItan, Captain Jopes, from d
Surveying cruise along the 4, ast, bound East.
Pilot Boat VIM W johnston King, q cruise.
FRIDAY. January 10.
Brig Palo Alto, Mclutyre, Camden, Chal estom
Schr May. Nickerson, Bait, F River.
Sloop Resolution, Baker, Kingston;
SATURDAY, January IL.
Schr Melville, Coz1ens, Washington, Boston:
ST. Leon, Bdbson, n Haven, Botimore; Flores,
Dodge, Darien, Bedford; Oregon, Joslin, Say
brook, Prov;
Sloop Emellne, Crude, n Haven
SUNDAY, January ~.
Schr Harp, Derry, Bedford, Bait; Joshua
ii Davis, liolbert, Bost, Norfolk Corsss, Read
Gloucester, do; Lumbard, Roach, Bost, do !;
Sarah, Springer, Bedford, n York Margaret,
Jackbuln, Ne"burypor,, Bait, Express, stod-
dud, Bust, Norfolk.
Sloop James, Burden. Bristol, n Y; Dolphen,
Rouland, Prov, London; Emelinc, Gisace, n
Haven.
MONDAY, January l3.
Schr Juno, SWEET, Ruckland, \ Lo-don; Coz
raj, Staples, do, \ Y; Orianda, Narnum, Cast.
Inc, do; Clio, Wardwel, do, do.
TUESDAY, January II.
iiSehr Zu'eite, Csndagc, Frankfort n York;
arriet, Sherman, Prov, Philai
MEMORANDA.
Arr. at Norfolk, I'd, schr Yantc, Brightnan,
Fall Ryer; George Engs, Dor, New Yolk.
Arr. at Havana, 2lst ult, bris Confidence, Bah.
cock, hence.
sid from Havana, 25th ult., big Henry Mar.
shall, Wes Providence.
Ship Mechanic, Of this port, Was a, lIoro olu.r.
Nov. 2d.
Bark Martha Ann, Messer, arr. at Savannah
9th, from Cardenas.
Brig Cardiff, Melville, arrived at Wilmington
on the 9Th. Brig Ann,won, Almy, arrived al do
sane da, both from CaTd-nas.
Sailed ilom Havana Brig Confidence, Babcock,
Mobile.
Az. at Key West, 2s,h Dec, schr. A c Tot
ten, Dixon, IRON Green Tultle Bay, leaky, had
discharged To repair
l. ,adng Oh, al Wilmington, n c, brig Anna
wan, Amy, to, Havana.
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UrlcA n. Y, Jan. l3-9 A. M.

The First Presbyterian Church in this
city was entirely consumed by fire eaIIy
this morning. The fire was discovered
in the belir,, but its origin is not known.
! he watch had arrested two men Tor an
attempt 10 fire the Welsh Church, on the
same street, but few minutes before The
alarm was given. Loss $50 600. 10.
sured for $lo,0oo. The sections house,
adjoining was also burned. The
church vss the isryest IN the city
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Mdtriru.

At the Methodist Church, ~ thi. town, ye.,er.
day morning, h, Rv. Mr. Soincton, Mr. Aaron
:. TilIey, 81 Warren, and MISS Lydia Han y, of
this town.
In Pawtuxct, lst inst, W the Rev. Zalmon To.
by. Mr. Albrrt q. Schnlhrld, Of Providence, and
Miss Harriet .Chipman, II the fruer place
L. New shorehnm 90 the 81. Nv the R'v. Jn.
cob Harvey, Andrew Jackson Coon Mitchell. $40
Of Gov. james X. Mitchell, and Disns cprsgue,
ksb n ,bN pAso.
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RI on the Eycuins Post I

Success UNPARALLELkD The stomach
prepares the .le-"nts ot all the fluids which feed
an sustain life. To that ogdn all internal rene
dies are primarily adhesscd; and never has =
me lic'ne been introduced, within our tmc, that
seemed admirably adapie,i to restore the dlges-
tive pnwers, when debldated To their lull Wig ,
this W N le,lul Combination of IN tonic dtrra-
tive anI ect,ve pr,nci les. IL i, speT sia, Ll-
ius complaints, general debility, nervous afe, =
tons, and the long Catalogue Of diseases which
form the IN 'lanch ,ly adIenda of Indigestion, We
con. id"r HUTcHINGs' VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA
BIrrEYs the only sne, safe aud radio Il remedy.
From the v Y Surl
A VALUABLE MEDicISE we should take
HurcHISGs' BIrrERs to IN, if we may judyr
fon TIL nun'ruus certificates "f most wotihy aud
reliable people. which see published almost
duly. That cruel disease, Dyspepsia, which 50
olteu Il ies tn usual me licines, said To- ylrd
rally to the poN e,iul curative qualities 30 tu-
ly cOmpouu led IN this great antagonist uf disease.
Circulars, containing the ertlcdtes OF rrnar-
kabe cnies, and the hlsh estimation in which this
Mei,cne Is hid by the public press, can b. had
Of the agents, her.
Pace 80 CFsrs rrR BOTTLr.
Principal Once, l22 Fulton Street, Ny.
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RRI.iHrON MAKkEr-Jan 0.

Al market $50 Beet Cutie, IS Stores; 10 pairs
Working OXe A., 10 Cows aud calves, 5000 sheep
and Lambs, and 100 SWINE.
pri'cs-t,eei Catc-ExIra 90; LIT qualit,
S5 IS, 2 I'd do, S5 %; 81 h., - GOA 4 80.
Store---Yearings, noue-2 year. old, 10 .
Sis yeas old lisa : 2.
Working Oxen-Ss7. 90, 100, 10.
Cows and Calves-sl9, %, 2j, 81 36.
Sh ep aud Lu1bs--Sl 62, I IS, 2, 3. One
extra lot sold tnr 80 30 each.
Swine-3 3-lai I DC; retail ia5 &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-16
WAsHINGroN, Jan. llth.

WASHINGTON. Jan. llth.
SrNATE.-The Senate are not in ses-
sion o-day, having adjourned over until
Monday.
Houss.-Mr. Phelps introduced bill
granting certain lands to Missouri for
railroad purposes which was referred 10
the committee on public lands.
The House then went into rom nit, G
Of the whole, and resumed the consider
alton Of the cheap postage bill.
Mr.. Morse OF Louisiana favored a
three cent rate ofpostage when pre-paiu,
and five cents when not prepaid.
Mr.. Matrson said he would 20 for the
best reduction he could get.
The discussion is still going on.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-16
Millinery Establishment.

THE tn, ies OF New ort and vicinity are rec.
l pcctfulb iorm,d u at We hay. nov opened
our new and fashionable millinery Goods, And
,,ory effort W i br mad, g. please them in style
quality and price. We hs the largest and beet
assortment of Ribbons that we ever offered, end
some sn,u,ly new styles. Much attention will b.
given m Altering and clesning old Bonhe,s.
IkA FRENCH
l32 hanss SI
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LATER FROM EUAOPE.
New YoRK. JAN s.

NEW YORK, JAMS.
The steamship Washington arrived
this morning from Southampton. having
left that port Oh the afternoon OF the 2lst
OF December, bringing one and half
days later intelligence.
The Washington brings As passen
gers and $50 tons of freight. She expe
rienced heavy gales on the passage. and
her wheel-houscs are n arIy torn to-
pieces.
The free trade English papers do not
Ike that portion of President Filmore's
Message which advocates protection to
American industry.
BosToN, Jan. s.
Hon. Robert Rantou, Jr.'s nomination
by the Democrats for U. S. Senator for
the short term has been confirmed by
the Free Soil meeting, by but one dis
senting vote.
The Free Soilers have also unani-
mously nominated Chas. Summer for
the long term-and the nomination
has been agreed 10 by the Democrats.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
The Naval Board Of Inquiry recon-
mend drum-head court martials, punish
ment by confinement suspens on of pay
and rewards for good conduct as substi-
tules for hogging. The subject has
been referred to The Naval Committee.
NAvAL.-The United States ship
John Adams, will leave Norfolk OH the
l5Ih inst. for the coast of Africa.
The triga'e ST. Llwrcnce is expected
10 leave here Tor the Worlds Fair a.
bout the LIST of February. A comman-
der. three lieu,enanis. the usual compI-
ment ofaubordnate officers, and crew
OF two hundred and fifty men, will b.
assigned 10 her.
The line of battle ship Pennsylvania
will be sent to Philadelphia, the ensuing
spring To test the capacity of the Dry
Dock now nearly completed there.
ST. LOUIS, Jan l.. 1851.
There have been sixteen baIo:inus
or y. ). Senator without choice be
ing effected. The last one stood:
Thomas II. Benton, 81
James IL. Green. 80
Henry >. Grier, 80
Absent
Tne chances now are favorable TO the
reelection Of Thomas ii. Benton.
THE CAUSE OF THE GOOD SLEIGHING
"The sleighins is better this winter than it has
been tot many years past"
The fruit which the tuant boy steals,
Gives pleasure when eaten they say,
Far greater than that which he feels,
II he gets it an h,nester way.
And those who have tried IT, declare,
That no KISS ever pleases them more,
Than that which is snatoh,d from the fair,
Who was poutiog minute before.
Our thanks 10 "the fathers" are due,
II from ihi. We All inference draw
Whp doubts that they had THE j., view,
When they made their most ere,Asn law
G.S.
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WING STATE CoNvFhTIDN.-A " hi. Com
vention will he held at the State House in Prov
idence, on THURSDAY. Jaa. goth ISL, 1T :
O'Clock, p. M, To- no Innate candidates ton Cover
nor AM general officers tn the political year en-.
sung, The Wing electors IN the several towns
aud The cit, Of royIdence are requested m q, Ct
delegates eq r,l in number t. their delegation H.
both branc 'cs ofthc General Assembly. BY or
der of the Whiy State COMMITTEE,
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Smith O'Brien came very near escap
my on board boat belonging to a clip
per bound to California. at Van Die
mans Land. A sentry on duty d,scov
cred the stssBpt n time 70 prs~vs, H.
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ST. Louis. Jan Z. 1851

Thursday next has been fixed upon
by the Missouri Legislature for the
election OF United States Senator. in
place OF Thomas II. Benton. Mr. Hen.
ry s. Gryer is the Wing candidate for
he O II, ,e
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

the person and est, 70 Of Join PKICf, Of New.
port. by tie Com, Of ppbsts Of Newport, aol
has gwen bond az ike hw dineis; al c1p.s
having o aims Assinst his ssid ward are p's,trd
Z, prose n them v ihIn sis roni b. from shs a,s
bereofto JONATHAN W. LAkt
yss ~
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HAnRIsBuRG, Penn, Jan. 7

= VH'F'
The House Of Representatives organ
lied at IL o'rlpck to-day, John Cessna,
(Loco) Of Bedford County, Was eIect d
Sprakerby 50 votes, over George II.
Hart (Whig) 81 scattering 2.
The Senate meets at 3 o'c,ock.