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DANCING ACADEMY-FIRST COURSE
MIR. +. II. Liable has the honor to announce
It1 to the citizens Of Washington and George
town, that his fret of dancing lessons for
the season will commence on TUESDAY, October
29th, at his residence, on Pennsylvania avenue, op
posite Willard's Hotel.
Days Of Tuition: Washington Tuesdays, Thurs
days. and Saturdays; Georgetown-Mondays and
Fridays. [Union] Sept 24--dtf
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
or EvRRY DRscRIPTIoN,
Executed at the Office Of the Republic.
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GADsBY'S HOTEL,
Corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and I'D &C..
Near Railroad Depot. Warrington.
Oct 2-iftf
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MISS Il. b. SCOTT.
Music Lessons ON Piano and Guitar.
A PPLlCATION TO be made at Miss MARY +.
"A BRONAUGHS, next door to the Hon. Mr.
Holmes, on Missouri avenue, between Sd and & !
streets, WASHINGTON, D. C.. After the experience
Miss Scorr has had in teaching in Seminarics,
both South and West, she is confident she will
give satisfaction to those who favor her with their
patronage.
She has also made arrangements to give lessons
on the Piano at Temperance Hall, on + street.
Terms moderate Sent eff
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G. Gilmore were examined, and testified
that they left Savannah for Boston on the
22d Of February; that they saw Sirnms on
the wharf at Savannah few DAYS before
sailing, that he asked the cook for situa.
ton and was refused; when off Boston
Light the prisoner was found BY the mate,
hid in the forecastlc; that he was confined
in the vessel by thecaptain while nthc har-
Dor, but managed to escape on shore at
South Boston, by forcing the lock off the
cabin and fastening the briggs boat; that he
told them lie came aboard the brig at Sa-
vannah the night before they sailed. This
closed the evidence for the claimant.
Counsel for the defence then announced
that they had no evidence to offer. An az
6davit Of the Fugitive was read, stating
that lis freedom was purchased by his IA
Their when he was FIVE months old; that lis
free papers are now in the possession Of
Morris Porter, of Savannah, and that he
desires delay to obtain them; that he never
heard of James Potter, lis alleged master,
until yesterday morning. No notice was
taken oftlis paper.
Mr. hantoul then announced that he de
signed to argue the cons,itutionality ofthis
Law as to the right of a Commissioner to
SIT upon the case, trial by Jury, &c, and
asked postponement until Thursday
The Court would only grant till Monday
at 2 o'clock, when tie argument will be
heard.
The city remains quiet, but a large crowd
Is collected about the Court House. Nc
violence is manifested.
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Excisement ~ Rossc,.

We give copious extracts in another col
umn showing the progress of "anotler fu-
gitive slave case in Boston," and the excite.
ment growing out oft, among the fanatics
Of that place. Up to the latest accounts
no rescue Of the fugitive had been attempt
ed BY the populace, and il there should be,
the authorities seem to be wen prepared for
an outbreak and fully determined to put
down the first demonstration o. mobocratc
violence that may be made. We are dis
posed to do justice TO Boston, and so far the
civil authorities appear to have done Their
duty; but If the slave should fail to be de
liverd up to the owner, the fate of Boston
is sealed in the South. She will have oc-
cnsion to grunt more, over the loss of South
ern trade, than she has yet done.
We are not sorry that the efficiency, OF
sufficiency, Of the fugitive slave law, il
brought to another test in Boston. iii
can be executed there. it can be executed
anywhere and we shall look to the result
with intense interest.
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observation-disclosures sacks old nearly exhausted.
New coming ia slowly AMI commands sial0 The
guaH,ity to cusrr IN from the Southwest j. report
cd vcry incoasiderablc. For the past week less
auimatcd in market.
FLorR.-ssles :3l to s3s FIR supcrfiae stocks
aceamuiaiins. Family As TO - as to quantity anG
qasiify.
MEAL.--G5 10 20.
GRsrS.-Corn 20 to - cts; Oats 3Ja37t cents.
GcASo.-Best Peruvian SIS per ton.
PLAsTEE.-Lump. s.; Ground So
SUGARs.-Ncw Orleans : ja9 cts; Porto Rico Z to
10 e. Clarified l2l cts, Loaf III To III set
CLOVER SEED.-$isasj from wagons.
Nmskr.-Moantain 81 dall-LGnghorne &
llunts 80 cents
BEEswAx.-20 tool cents.
BuTrER-1al IS, cts. dull Tor No. /.
BRAypr.-Appc, 35a40; Peach none offering.
Bar fRoy.-Ss04SJ assorted.
CoFFEE.--bio ii to 10 cts. Laeuira Ii Ia Is;
Mocha 20.
CouNTRY LiSENs.-Tow II to Ii !; Flax I2al cts
CoTToS NABSs.-Sales 1890 cts.
FEATHERs.--32 to 33 cts.-Scarce.
NooL-29 TO 33 cts, in demand.
Noot RorLs.-3J to 81 ] very scascc.
GISsENc.--3j eta
FLAX SEEp.-Salcs 10 per Sc ID.
Isg.--llcrrings, No. |. sal; Shad. old & 50
new Slo Maokerel. No. 3, $3.50
TALLow.-s to s. cts.
TAR.-s3.5O per Dbl
HENP.-We quote 81 to7 c. in denand.
LINsEED Ou--SJay0cts.-in demnnd
LARD.-l0 cts. but little in the market
MoLAssEs-West India 80 to 40 cts per g,illon
y. O. AZ TO As cts.
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NEW GOODs--CoIhoun q no;t

L Wholesale and Retail Deoiers il Stagie an
Fancy Dry Goo2s, LYScHprRG, yA.-TLc subscri-
bers are now in receipt Of their entire stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods, comprising one Of the
cheapest and most ecgan, stocks ever offered to the
trade Of Lynchturg.
LADIES DRESS GOODS--Ia this depart
rnent their stock il complete embracing every yari-
ETY. OF Dress Goods and all ohcr goods suited 10 the
wants Of the Ladies. An examination Of the fol-
lowing goods is respectfully solicited
Spring mousiins, Beragc de hines.
Six tissues, plain and figured,
Organdy lawns-Ba;istcs,
Donna Marins--parDdia,
Embroidered Labradore crnpcs,
Canton. French ard Mnndarine crarcs,
Foulard silks, plnid do. Indin do chene md
brocade do plain cold do. in every variety,
Plain and brocade black silks, black saiin,
Satin Dice chine--Florences, &c,
Satin striped Challeys,
Plain cold do, oil colours,
Berages, lawns French jaeonets, French and
Manchester ginebams, party Ores. Goods IN
every variety, &c. 6sc. &c.
Shaws, scarfs and nantes,
an elegant stock of Grape nBd ELK nett shamls
varying from go 70 SIS,
Grape and silk lace scarfa,
Swiss muslin mantes &C.
Also large and unusually cheap stock Of
housekeeping Goods, such % 1914 and 1914 linen
shecting, pillow linens, Diapers cnnopies, muslin
curtains linen damssk table linen and table cloihs
napkins, marseies qailtA, bid and bro. shcet:ngs,
musqaito netting, &c. &c. These goods are en-
trely new, bought upon the most favourable terms.
and viii be sold cheap FOR cash or to punctual Gus
toners ON the nsual time. Please cali and exam
me lap T-ifts COLHOUN & HOLT
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Becf Catie.-The supply of Beef Cattle offered
at the scales this week was moderate The number
offered was 500 head, Of which 1870 were driven ia
Philadelphia, and 2Sj sold to city butchers, at pri-
COS ranging from So to sl.25 per. 100 lbs. on the
hoof, equal to s6asS25 net, and averaging 1892
gross.
BR5r.-Smail saes of Western. common quail
", 7a7 DC per. ID. Prime Glaies is scarce, and we
quote il at l5al7c per ID. Small sales Of city pack
ed at Ial2c per. lb.
si1S.-We hear Of sales of new Mess Pork
ut 81 and of old Mess at $3.50. and of several
hundred bbls, new Prime at Silica, cash. There
il fair demand, and prices very firm. Small sale.
Of Mess Beef at $li; and No. / new Prime al
Sll.5O. Bacon continues in good request. with
sales Of shoulders at 6sa7c; sides 5 c and hams
at GALL nor. u Sales Of Lard to some extent at
DC in kegs, and 81 i9c in bbls.
Flcar-Tho market tolerably active on Mon.
day, md 1900 bbls. Howard st. were sold s4.371
Ga Tuesday only 200bbs were ken at those figures
Sales on Wednesday of600 bbls. at s4.37. lester
day $50 bbs. were taken at si.37I. The murhe,
is firm to day; sales Of 400 Ibis. at s4.37I.
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EEORGE VI. rsUCKER. DEALER

- N French anil SEQ Oh En5yciic1ies, Lace Goods
SILKS, Ribbons, &c, sc--ArRfl 7. ls5i.-Th,
following comprises portion OF the beautiful stock
now being received and opened
French worked collars, cspes sleeves, cuff and
hankfs,
Scotch do
French printed berages and bersgc do LANES,
link, blue. green, straw mode and black bcragos,
do do do salmon do orange, hlack, and
black NOUS
Beautiful grenadines and French organdes
french ehntz mus!ias and single colour ~, 81. c.s
English Scotch, and American printed lawns,
English Scotch, French, nd American ginehntns
Cmnn singham lawns. very beautiful and new,
French hnmbrnys-English ditto
Black md white French jaccone,a; ditto organizes
second mourning French iacconcts and bcragcs,
Solid linen lusires for travelling drcsscs
White beragcs and mouslns. French dotted and &c.
ured musiins, white, pink, blue, green aud lilac
TOR drosses-blk and white lace nantillas.
Bonnet, neck, cuff, sack md cap ribbons. Sc. sc
M T-iiif
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Meanwhile, Yours truly.
RICHMOND. March Is 1871


In my last | attempted TO show bv quo
ting from thebook." that the Democratic
party Of past Virginia Legislature, had
most fully committed itself to both the con-
sfitunonah'y and cxpediency Of the meas
IRE of Distribution. | said that there was
yet much proof in reserve going TO the
same point, and | proceed to sustain the
declaration.
1t was commended, You know, in the late
debate IN the present House Of Delegates,
iirst that there was bit one Constitutional
mode Of disPosing Of the land fund, to wit.
placing Its proceeds in the Federal Trca-
sury for the purpose Of paying the debts
Of the Union; and, secondly, that the latter
mode is, Of all others, the most equal and
equitable.
Without exposing the Inconsistencies
q thus reasoning, | proceed to show tha,
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TNRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUA,

Z BILE PROPERTY. by virtue OF decd of
trust bearing date the lib day Of March. 1851.
and recorded in the Clerks Office OF tho Hastings
court Of Lynchhurg also ia the Clerks Offices Of
the counties of Cambe and Pittsylvania executed
20 US BY james G. Hunt and wife aud John s.
Langhornc, viii sell at auction on the 18th day
OF May next. on the premises known as the Lynch
burg Distery, all the fixtures connected herewith
together with tire lease of the premises, Hogpens,
&c &c. This Is the largest establishment Of the
kind in Virginia. one and is in all respects fit
ted up in the most modcrn and Improved style. and
Is capable of doing n business Of 100 bushels per
day by day light or 200 bushels in ~ hours. The
machinery is driven by steam engine Of Is horse
power, with boilers of p horsc power, every thing
being now in order for operations ANY one who
wishes to engage in n money making business. mny
do so by purchasing this eslahlishment. Also the
lease Of house with Ill the fixtures necessary 10
the conducting of II large Rectifyng establishment.
bare ofIIops, upwards of 100 bushels Of Malt be-
sides many other articles necessary to mention
Also on the premises, the very valuable aud conve-
ncEt amily Residence, occupied by the said J. G
Hunt. The Lot contains little over one and o
quarter acres the improvements consists Of large
two-story frame dwelling with brick basement n
framed servants house with two rooms md brick
chimney, smoke house, cc-house aud ice, and sta
Bile. all new. ana well of first rate water in the
yard, with new well house. Also frs, rate fe-
male Servant. Also all the snd Hunts interest il
tile estate Of John Hunt deed, being bis interest in
the widows dover. Terms liberal and will be
nade known on the dry Of stlc
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A PK,L =. is5I.-GEoRGG nj Rrok.

"a Err l.fNcnBuRG. VA, Dcaicr il French and
Seo'eh Eabrc' te'lcs, Lace Goods, ST. rs. Ribbons.
&c, 4-c-Rcspcrtfully informs tho LAplGs Of
Lyaehburg and the surrounding country thu, he Is
now receiving and opening a splendid s'ork 81
French, English, Scotch, German. Swiss and Inda
Goods embracing probably the creates, variety OF
ronlly fine fashionable aud useful goods. tia, In,
been offered in this mnrhc, for mary years. No Of
io't was wanting in getting up this stock 10 make Il
truly attractive, and the hope is entertained the,
the expectations Of all who will be Kind enough 1,
examine the assortment foI themselves, viii be full
ly realized. II shall be the MIN of this establish
ment 10 sell every article low as il can be bought
and many goods lower. All persons wanting goods
VIII IND II no doubt to their iatcicst to call.
mn 7-4tif
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PHILADELPHIA Anr;l


The stock market to-day has been excitcd-Real-
ing shares advanced one per the first board
aud again fell ohs at the second board, closing at
29g. Sales Of 5000 shares Pa SIS at g3I Morri,
Canal 1911. Notlin, doing in Government sccuri.
tics.
The advces by the Baltic have caused more
irnness in bFoads;ufs. though the scales have been
small. Choice brands $4.3la4.37. Corn Meal
s2.7j. Rye Flour s3.37.
Wheat Is somewhat firncr-sales Of red nj 9Ja.
49, white do. 102 Sales Of yellow Corn ut COO
Oats 42a44 cts. Rye 70a71 CTS.
Provisions are hrm-Old Mess Pork sl3.l
new do. sli Bacon in steady demand Sales
ofLard at siaSs cents in bbls., and 9ia9s cts. in
kegs.
Groceries quict-C Office is selling in small lots
to the regular trade-Rio l01al0sc. Sugars and
Moasses quiet Rice 3ga3sc. per ID.
The Cotton market is frmcr under the news,
and holders are asking advance. No sales re-
ported.
Wool is scarce and in steady demanl-prces I'M
changed.
Whisky is selling at 22a cts. per gnllon in bBls.
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IalEEp.

Onthe 18th instant, near this place, at
the residence of her husband, Col. Arm
stead G. Otey, Mrs SUSAN J. Orgy, in the
twenty-ffth year other age. She was the
daughter Of Stephen and Elizabeth Terry,
formerly Of Bedford county, Virginia,
whence her father removed some years
ago.-Lerirgtoa (lfiss.J -Adrertiser, 21a
March.
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GPRENG AND SUMMER FASH

- tONS.-.J. Il. EDWARDS, Merchant Iai-
i0r, few doors above Mcem & Gwntkin md oppo-
site Samuel Is. Thurman, returns thanks to his GUS
toners and the public generally, for the liberal en-
enlargement extended TO him for the past year
and respectfully ask continuation OF the same. He
has a large number of FIRST rate workmen employ
cd, and being determined to turn out rs good work
as can be done, he feels confident Of giving entire
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their pat
ronage He would invite attention to u new stock
Of cloths cassimercs, vcstings and trimmings laid
in this spring with and for cash. which will be
made un reasonable terms and very low for ci.sh
J. b. EDWARDS. Act,
m i0--yvfs far n = prod 4b,..
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LyncEaburg, April S, 1851.



Inspections. To lst April 1851. 9l3 hhds.
Il April last year,.- .l6a7
Receipts continue light quality very inferior.
&c hhls. Inspected the past week against so hhds
corresponding week OF last year 80 hhds sold as
follows: hhds at from 3 20 TO 81; hhd. AZ ironi
to s.; u bids at from ) to 81; S aids. a, frou
to 81 bids. II from TO So; hhds. II 20: do
at so. ard DO Mt SIP.
WHEAT-s0 to sjc far Red; s. 70 0ae for
White. WIN. u SMITH.
Coa,:iSsfoS MFucuAxr
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:$YECARRIAGE MANUFACTo.

- G E-tRASKttN between 10th and i7ih
streets. Richmond, Nirsinia.-The undersigned
keeps on hand and bulbs 10 ORDER Coaches. Char
io'e-s. Raokarays, Bsyopcies. Bagg1es. dc. in the
most fashionable styles. Of the bes; materials and
workmanship; on terms to suit the purchaser Es-
pecial attention given to al kinds Of repairing.
From the specimens Of work snnt from my shop
latter rassclf, have given satisfaction. and with
determination 10 merit continuation OF the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed, tho undersigned
pledges himself 10 received efforts to please.
n, l0-3gn MOSBY JOHNSON
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$500 . =
MISCELLANEOUS.


~ TiNGS.---The subscriber Las Now oac of he
largest and hes, stock of Cloths, Cassinrr,s arl
Nc.tinrs ever offered IL this market. Gentirrnen
ean have their garments made up ii the NEST fash
iouabe n,anarr, NJ he Inns In his emp,eyusnt Mr.
James McAIaekin an experienced tailor from PHI
adepiia. md Il aarafied in every instance:
Rioles fur black fwilcd Clo;hs.
Blue, olisc, gf,rp and brown Ciotiis.
Su,Hmcr cloths IL every description.
i.iuo1 ceatines ard crotan cloths
Plain black neesk.ns.
Plain ard hg'J black rasaimcrc..
Fancy cassiinercs in urea, variety,
Black aud cal'd 6s'd six sestiaE-,
Mafsnile. Ne.,ing= some bcauiisfti nscs.
Rich white hg'd siik vcStiags for rartic.,
White Marsaiics a.,
NJ. ntA< r. fE.rIpg
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Misgivings Among the DisuniOn-

Every true friend of Union and Liberty
will rejoice in the evidence furnished by
the DIsunionists themselves of taltering
in their ranks. Even the Hotspurs of the
party are alarmed at the wavering in the
columns OF those whom they seem to have
securely counted upon to march in ser
RED ranks against the United States Court.
the Collector, and other Revenue Officers.
and the Postmaster and his assistants. in
the city of Charleston, and drive them in
to the ocean! Witness the following in
troductory remarks, containing as many
admissions as lines. of Communication
IN the Charleston Mercury of March 2Sth
Nat. Int:
Delay and Ultimate Submission IDENTICAL
MEssRs. EpiToRs :-Ncccr hare an IN
fetitgent and brare people, possessing all
the elements Of prosperous development.
been more tortured and assaiica 5y tie
GHosTLY FEARS OF CONSEQUENCES Than The
people Of Charleston.
None IN her limits question the doctrine
OF State sovereignty; none are callous to
the infections ofan oppressive Government:
none doubt the night of secession. and
scarce any dispute the necessity Of its OK
crcise; and yet there are thousands srko
STAND AcnAsr attic consequences m5ich a
bewiidered fancy brings into life at erery
step. Talk to them of State secession,and
/. you
- Haryoa0 up Tic sosi-free-r tic ycasg blood;
Make the Two eyes ike stars start from their
spheres,
"The knotied and combined locks to part.
''Aad each particular hair stand on cad.
Like quillS upoa the fretful porcupine'
And what has done all this Have the
men Of Charleston turned away from the
promptings of all that is noble in them. to
take coassel efTHElR rEARsl For skamel
For sMasaci
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Of bricks" in his hat, was told BY his wor-
thy spouse who Ind retired, in tones that
nearly scrapcd the marrow all out of his
bones, Jones yoa needn't t4,n ocer, 5ou're
drink CLEAN THROUGH
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los, Il. NOWLIN, }Tns-
up l0-t.jma DAVID b. PAYNE. { tees.

Y EtSGEN IA I: Al rules holden in the Clerk s
Office off the circuit court Of the corporation Of
Lynchburg, on Monday. the 7th day of April 1851
William F. Butler and Thomas +. Butler, mcr-
chants and partners trading under the firm and
style of William T. Butler & Co.. Plaintiffs,
against
james NJ. Smoot, Def
ia an action q trespass the case, the object o.
which, is, to recover of the defendant the sum Of
sixiytwo dollars and ninety cents with legal inter-
est thereon from the LIST day of November 1850 I'LL
paid and il appearing by affidavit that the said de
fcndan is not resident Of this Stnc; on the motion
OF the plaintiff by his attorney it il ordered that the
said defendant do appear here within one month nf-
ter due publication Of this order, and do what is
necessary to protect his interest: and tina, this or
der be published once a week for four successive
weeks in the Lynclburg Virgnian, and posted Al,
the front door Of the courthouse in said corporation,
on the first day Of the next corporation court.
A copy-Tcste, d. ROBES. OK.
n, ID
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NEW YORK, April A.
Stocks steady. not activesaes of U. s. 6's e GU
pons at 81, and Of 1867, Is; Po. SIS 93i.
The Battles news has had favorable effect on
tlour-salcs of G000 bbls. common State at 81 80
al56i; also 5000 bbls Southern at si.6Sl4.Sl,
showing 81, per h. advance; sales of Gennesee
at s.. Corn Meal S306i. Rye Flour S3.37.
Wheat stcady-small sales red at 9Sal02 cents
Genesee ll3alli cts. Corn sready-sales of 1000
bushels at 67a6S cts. for yellow. Oats 4Sa50 cts.
Rye 70i72 cts.
Provisions arc hrm--sales Of 500 lbls Fork at
Sl4 for new Mess and $ll.s7 for new prime; old
unchanged. Bacon frnl-sae 300 bbls. Lard at
s!aS8 Cts.
Groceries without much movement. Rio coffee
10dal0E cts. Sugars and molasscs unchanged.-
Rice 3sa3s cts.
The Cotton market has been fuvorahly affected
by the Battles news. The sales to-day reach 1000
bales at CT perlb. advance on previous prices
The auction sales Of Teas to-day went of with
much animation, and prices in favour Of sellers.
Tobacco is quict--uo change in prices.
Whisky is quiet-sales at 22la23I cts. per gallon
in bhs.
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CARTs, Nc., ATAUC.

NJ L TlON.-On Saturday morning. 18th inpt. AT
10 O'clock, ia front Of tho Market. we will cell,
without reserve.
II fri mte Cart Horses
~ Carts and Harness
2 large Puw.
Two horse Wagon, ready new.
The above Horses md Carts belong 10 tho e.
tate Of Thomns Barr. deed, ard worked by him
on the Va. and Tenn. Railroad. The horses are ia
GOO, condition, and scverul 81 them very valuable.
Terms AT sal,,: Sale conducted by
MCsnN q fiOICOMBE
ap7-2, n q ri,IRT. Admir-.
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The contracts for the proposed addition
to the buildings at,he University were let
out on Monday, and we are pleased to learn
that they were all taken By workmen in
this place and Stanton The building,
which will be connected with the North
front ofthe Rotunda, will be $50 feet in
length, and so feet in breadth, and the cost
Is estimated from thirty to thirty-fve thou
sand dollars.-Chay. I'D. 5fh.
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Large HOGS.

Mr.. NJ Hubbard Of Halifax county, kill
cd last year two hogs which weighed nei
as follows:
ls,.--2 years month old 600 lbs.
2d.-l3 months old ..... 300 lbs.
And Mr.. X. A. Morton Of the same
county, killed two also, which were Of the
following net weight
One 2 years old ...-..--.....5lo lbs.
One months old ..--..1i j lbs.
The hogs were raised and iattened by
the gentlemen mentioned above, and they
(the hogs, of course) deserve to be rcgar
ded as very considerable porkcrs.
PrTT, TIE MURDERER of Hunt the n
Carolina trader, has not been arrested as
was stated by some of the papers in that
State. The latest accounts Of him say
that he left New York on goth March in
the Steamer for California.
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y Nundny cVcning, the oh April. between 10Y
Store and the Z ,ilroai Bridge fim5crs on the Hill
ms side Of Black Water Crock, heavy GOLD
WATCH asd Gild Fob Chain attached to Il, with
yellow Stone ia the end. reward &c Fifteen
Dollars VIII be gwen tho finder b, delivering i, to
The suhscfiher. [apl lA-t.l BENZ Ii. LEWIS
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