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Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-29
Head-Dresses for the Opera

4 AIDES are invited to call and examine Mrs COL
Il L1SON'S select assortment of Opera Caps, morning
and evening Headdresses White Kid Gloves Embroidered
Handkerchefs, French Collars, Extracts, &c.
BS- SIXTH street, short distance above
dec 27-tr Pennsylvania avenue.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-29
To conclude with the farce of

To conclude with the farce of
DAY AFTER THE WEDDING.
Box Office open from 10 m. to p. Doors open at
halfpast sixperformance will commence at quarterpast
o'clock.
An efficient police will be in constant attendance to pre-
strict order. a [dec 20
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-29
BANK OF THE UNION.

TNHIS BANK viii be closed the ls day of January
i r. H. GALLAHER, President
DECEMBER q, 1851
Ef Business hours for the present from A. m to D. m
dec 24-tf
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-29
The PhiIadeIphia Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. %.
The loss by the fire on Chestnut street, of
which we were informed ON Saturday, is fully
5000, ,000 Workmen have been busy all day in
removing the rubbish from the scene at the corner
of 9th and Chestnut streets. The body of Mr..
Whaley has not yet been found. Wm Baker, Of
the Mayors Police, Jesse Boyle and Jas. Cook,
of the Morris Hose Company, are missing. 1t is
feared that others are under the ruins.
New YORK, Dec. 27.
The sale of tickets for Lola Montess first night
concert is very spirited. Seats in the private
boxes sold from $13 to S26, and seats in the
dress circle from So to $11. There is great
rush for seats
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-29
THIS EVENLYG, DECEMBER 20,
First night OF the Grand Opera of the
BOHEMIAN GIRL.

By the highly successful SEdUIN OPERA TROUPE.
Principal characters by Mrs. SEGU Messrs BISHOP LEACH
SEGuIN and BRUNToN.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-29

OST, Saturday last between 18th and llth streets,
two Bank Bills of New York, of the denomination Of
FIVE and two dollars The finder would be doing truly
charitable act by handing at least the vedoar bill for the
widow to Lambert Tree, esq., OF the city post Office, and
retaining the two dollars, If he she shall think fit.
dec 2o-3tA
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-29

yNTANTED.-An active, industrious man, with a CAPT.
w tai Of $25 $780, is wanted to for and carry
popular Democratic penny paper in this city One Of the
propetors of said paper be at the boot and shoe
establishment of j. d. HOOVER, Pennsylvania avenue
tween 7h and Sth streets, Tuesday, Both instant
dec2 2Q--1tA
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-29
REMOVAL

ID ICUARD H. CLARKE, Attorney at Law has removed
III his Office to the of Sixth street and Louisiana
avenue, under Mr.. Towers's printing office.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-29
A NEW CAP MANUFAcT0Ry

NEW CAP MANDATORY
- THIS being branch Of old establish
ment on the NJ Il. Of Harrison ana
- Fayette streets, Baltimore, we keep ON hand -
at both manufactures, general assortment OF GAPS Of
every style, both at wholesale and retail
0s- All orders promptly attended TO-
Also, Childrens Fancy Hats Gents SLOUGH Hats &C. &c
LADIES, ATTENTION.
will close out the Furs at cost have ON hand Mun
Boas, Cuffs, Victorines Tippets, Felt Bonnets, &e.
&s- Furs repaired or altered.
j. u. TIRALLA,
dec 2T--6t% penna. ay. bet 10th and lJtb ats
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-29

BONNETS AND RIBBONS!
TN LADIES who have not purchased their Winter
W. WI Bonpets be suited at Mrs C0LLISON'S Fancy
1NS and Millinery Store, where also be found the
fashionable style of Ribbons, Mt reduced prices.
dec Z--tr Rs~ SIXTH st., near Louisiana
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-29
DIR. ]. s. ROSES
GREAT PAIN.CuRERl

VI THE WONDER OF TIE AGElIl
ALL PAIN CURED LIKE MAGICi - This wonderful
preparation IL used internally and externally giving
mediate relief from all bodily pains
III used according to directions it not only relieves a
pain, but 1t 1t usually the first application II
may be relied upon for curing and giving almost instant
relief as thousands who have used II testify to Rheu-
matsm Ague Sudden Colds Cholera, Dysentery Cholera
Morbus, Pleurisy, Earache, Toothache, Choic and all
pain In the Stomach Bowels, Headache, Pains in the
Womb Pains In the Limbs, Joints, Back Spine Disease
Lumbago, scalds, Burns, Chiblans, sprans Bruises,
Pimples and all Chronic Eruptions
you wish to be relieved from ALL PAIN, use Dr. Roses
PAIN-CURER.
If you desire to be cured Of ALL DISEASES, take bis
Family Medcines Price l2 %, and so cents per bottle
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-29
For Coughs, Colds, Group, and Whooping Cougl

- bN'' SVA' ,.O'o"P' on" WnooPihB ~VuBh'
DE PREPARED FOR CHANGE OF wEATHER.--The
I'D frequent changes of the weather bring with II bad
COLDS COUGH ASTHMA, IRRITATION OF the LUNGS,
SORE THROAT and BRONCHITIS, all Of which can be
cured and the system fortified against frequent attacks by
using Dr. j. s, ROSES Celebrated COUGH SYRUP Price
only 80 cents.
CHILDREN are also liable to Group, which dangerous
complaint yields Immediately to DR.. J. g. Roses
falling GROUP SYRUP. Price 25 cents.
WH00PING COUGH, another complaint always worse
in cold and damp weather The afflicted will find great
relief in the of DR.. J. s. Roses WHo0PING COUGH
SYRUP, which always relieves and prevents the disease
from running into other diseases, such as INFLAMMA
TON Of the LUNGS, DROPsY in the CHEST, and CON-
SUMPTION Price 80 cents DR. Roses successful treat
ment in all Lung Affections has created great demand
for the above highly valuable Family Medicines.
As- To be had at the Drug Stores Of
y. d. Gilman, w. H. Gilman,
Charles Stott 90. Samuel Butt,
j. f. Oalan, John w. Marin,
dec 2e--tr Washington city, D. O.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-29
CHRISTMAS PR RESEVTSt

E SUBSCRIBER invites the attention of his customers
and the public generally to his assortment of
Fancy articles suitable for Christmas New Year Pre-
sen which he has selected with great care and which he
atters himself will compare favoraby with any SINH
lar stock In this city, which win be sold very cheap cash
N. Bile also keeps constantly on hand large and gen
eral assortment Of Foreign and Domestic Hardware which
he IS selling at reduced prices at the Cheap Cash Store
under Dorseys Hotel, on 7th and streets.
dec 23-ed5t eo3t T. G. IARDEIJA
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-29
C0ACH-MAKERS.

II HAVE JUST RECEIVED, and offer for sale at the
lowest prices, fine lot Of Drab Silk other Laces
SverPated and Brass Coach Handles, Patent Screw Axle
Fellows, Spokes Hubs and Hubbands with general as
ortment of every thing that be asked for in line
H. LINDSLEY,
Uormerly Lindsey Baden,)
dec 22-2wpo Pa av. bet nd 10th
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-29

~ ENTLRMEN wishing TO provide themselves with fine
VI Gun and apparatus have opportunity seldom
offered, determined to sell off my large stock of
Guns before the season is over. H. LINDSLEY,
formerly Lindsey Baden)
dec 22-2weo Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th SITS
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-29

ENANCY BASKETS, W0RK-BoXEs PAPIER- -MACHE
IL Portfolios, Jewery, Perfumery, Tuck Combs &C. &C.
the Fancy Store Sixth street. the corner OF Lou
1sana avenue. dec 22--tr
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-29
A CARD

INHE SUBSCRIBER would most respectfully inform his
customers that their respective accounts will be rem
dered before the 26b of December at which time he
confidently trusts they will be prepared settle the same
either by cash. with notes at short dates matter
year. VIM. r. RIIEY
dec 22-12t
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-29
SPLENDID NEW ,SILRSi

NLAGETr, NEWTON, MAY & co. respectfully announc
" to the ladies' resident and soourners in Washington
that they have just received 100 pieces decidedly mos
superb goods in the silk line exhibited In this city,
rery inportdonthe prices Of which we guarant,
below the cost TO import
dec 23-Iw CLAGETT NEWTON NAV ~
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-29

JUST RECElVED-Per Adams & Co.'s Express!
"A BEAUTlfuL assortment of and rich styles of
"A moussene de LANES, Of superior quality to which we
would invite the special attention of the ladies'
NOLAN n HARRY,
dec 26-3teo TInt1 between 9Th and 9th ate
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-29

"E HAVE constantly ON hand a large
w stock of refined SUGAR, crushed, ground, granu-
lated clarified and best quality loaf at the reasonable
prices, and for sale by J. y. KIBBEY co,
dec 22-MSw No, 8, opposite Centre Market,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04
NUMBER so.

.ent sections; by which il is provided that whenever NJ
Office! shall be nuad unt for service for the above causes
ne shall De placed the retired S receiving his pay proper
and service raon which lie I'm additional ration or every
i've years service and which ao7i ample security agaiae
abuse
Such bill tha, which had been reported ne con,inued
~a rencsrec necessary for promoting tho efficiency u tie
army the state OF which such during tie Meaican n
that IN additional major had be appointed req
menis and had happened that captain had cci.n.
ed ;wo regiments in the field.
Mr. SchancS OF oao. stated that the conn:iea ~ ai.
ary affairs were unanimously agreed tavo, of tie M
which considered only m act ot Justice 4, the Off,
but being called for by the exgences o me arcy
1t only required the reading Of the BILL lie SAID 10 prove that
no, additional Collar could s required 5y b.! or 10
maintenance Of the army, and that additional officer
would be appointed in consequences Of lis provisions
motion for the previous question was carried by
ority OF IS TO II.
/, then moved lay the bill the table when the
yeas and TAKEN and resulted In the affirmative
there being 81 yeas and So nays.
Dir. Wentworth moved reconsider the vcs, ana tia
ayes and taken thereon-99 voting tie utls
tive and 81 In the negative.
The House then resolved itself into committee OF the
whole the state Of the Union and took Up the Branch
Mint Bill, which read Yesterday.
Mr. Chandler addressed the committee some length ard
with his usual ability In favor of the BILL which lie proposed
yesterday in amendment, limiting the establishment OF
mint 10 San Francsco and conended that BY suitable al
raneemens the expense of transport Of bullion the min
al Philadelphia might be saved to It's ownrrthat in
creased facilities which have been introduced into the esa5
shment there enaoes TO meet all the demands Of COM
and business and that together with the two branch
mints already in existence render any fafhe. premium Tor
coming unnecessary But that
the proposed establishment of the mint n, San Fruncsco
would render similar with reference New Yos
| utterly absurd.
Mr. vandyke Of New Jersey, followed Mr. Chandler, rs
ne said, IN tho position of poace-make and offered
compromise that tho place selected for the establishment, o
branch mint should be Jersey city He spoke briefly in is
OF his proposition and stated that a, proper ts lie
should move an amendment to that efsct.
The committee rose, and motion made and
red in 10 fix the hour which the debate shall cuse To-
at three O'clock instead o: twelve decided upon yes.
tcrday. Adjourned.
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TiIInTY-rIRsT CoNGREss--2D SESSION
THrRsDAY. JAS. 30, 1851.


communication from the War Department, enclosing a
report upon the deepening OF the mouth Of the lssssppl
river received and read.
Mr.. Ewing from the committee finance, reported bill
authorizing the Secretary the Treasury receive from the
regents Of the Smithsonian Institute 3o00O TO be added to
the permanent endowment Of the Institution
Mr. Rusk reported Joint resolution directing that the dead
letters remaining 10 the posofces of California and Ore
gon shall be opened by The Postmaster Ut San ffanclsco
and special posofce agent he appointed anu all those
containing nothing valuable shall be DESTROYED 'here and
those containing enclosures VI value shall De sen 70 the
dead letter Office Washington 10 lake the usual course
He explained it, and it ordered TO be engrossed
Mr. Mason offsreda resolution directing an enquiry into
the propety ofprovidng by law for tho payment OF tne
claims arising out of the Amstad Objection being
made the resolution was laid over.
Mr. Gwn offered resolution, which was agreed TO- call.
ing for the correspondence between the United States and
Great Britain In relation the purchase OF ns necessary
rights of the Hudson Bay Company.
The resolution calling upon the Regents oi the Smnso'
nau Institute report why they have not removed me
tiona Museum from the Patent Office buildings was debated
and then laid on the table, .
The Senate then up the bill providing for the settle
ment of the private land claims in California. , -
debate took place on the amendment making ~ YEAR
pos.eson evidence good title against fhe United Staes
Without taking vote the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. idtlnrs Of Ohio moved that the rules oi the ouse
be SUSPENDED 10 enable him submit JOINT esouon ca
ling upon President TO communicate eohss.en. WIN
puac service copies OF any Correspondence % 'ay
hay iken pac. the Government OF ufeat bitan
ard ha of the un,ed States relative 10 the Imprisonment
Of British subjects in South Carolina
The motion objected 10, ano consequent! no dcNon
WIS had The subject -
Mr. Burt OF south Carolina chairman Of the military
comittee reported till providing for the retirement. Of Of
cers who from old wounds received or disease con,rac
ted in the public service 0f the Unted States shall be rem
dered ncu,nperent to the performance of military duty
He stated that The bill which had been reported the
which had passed The Senate except that il
tended lis provisions the marine corps The
which is anticipated he said would increase the
of the army and he reeaptuasd the substances Of the d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04
pEATg oF GENERAL BEM.-rhs foreign cores

DEATH OF GENERAL BEM.-The foreign cores.
pondent of tho New York Commercial Advertiser, in his
las, letter. says:
Your readers will remember that about year and half
ago mentioned explanation which had been given re-
gading the reckless daring u General Bcn the effect
that many years since in loen, of alleged spontaneous
cairyoyancc he had become impressed w, the conviction
that the OF his death would be 1850 and that he would
escape all pers 10 that lime. He had distinctly rs he
conceived tomb with his name and the date of So0
as its inscription The 10Th Of January, 1851 having ar
rived those who remembered the story would have been apt TO
note il only failure but advices been received this
morning from Turin, which that the predicted
even. has taken place al Aeppo and that the General died
in the Turkish faith, and buried with military honoTs-
rhe day Of his decease is mentioned but, thda,e OF
the adsces from Turin s the 4h Of January it must av
been a, least fortnight or three weeks before that time
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04
Coonoovn.r, LovIsA Corxry, JAS. %, 1851.

To the Edi,0-s gj ths Enquirer:
G-nt!-Inen Amongst ms maay nominations that have
been made f Nr. j. \. Sedona pllce in the Congress
If the United Saie the writer prefers r. ~ II. L"n!on.
"a lie is true aJon ne Souiaeln lcspn. Il is line
done with who uniliiul 10 our rights
Lawyers and politicians do suit the country people So
wei, as one who vi enphlticly in feeling in
t-nt ard in practice The vi this knows Mr. Lon
don well various business Transactions, and besides heng
southern man he is eli times ready AMI willing I, show
mis- faith BY his works VOTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04
MITCHELL,s Eyr.s.,xr

u s4sy .y % rom pr Josyl OF the regular practice
Fry p paraon but Is enled well to he confidence
ai - 6e. Others, who may have oecaou 10 aya ,asn,
tn. Dear Sir-The first time ss voul Eve S,i,aSs
ag - "here II came, as WAS informed ON yonr r.n
H. cure OF his little daughters eyc. had l,,,, cn
u, II 'fosi OF the p1:eut medicines But az m, mos,
le sansn' and special remedies had utterly failed I"
ssfI erer consented 20 lis .upposng thai If IL did
> & no nirt. It Of severe Scroulou, onh
Ymr Inc eye5als and lids all very much in
T. Ls - salve was used. Immediately it acted like
k-. So perfect effected This was sometime
es, ,a have used your Salve great many times
N, 10 my hands it has speedily cured recent in
anu also tina, which had resisted all treatment
Sly a.. My prescn. opinion Is that as 10 conreieree
re1yf far surpasses all the SaYes and Ego
iA WonLhE anLhEXASDER DUvAL, PURCELL. IADD 90
s-!&can,y w. and Druggists and Merchants generally,
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INDIANA. n.GHT!

The following resolutions passed the house Of representa-.
lives Of Indiana the 24,h January:
"Mr williamson from select committee, reported tho
following resolutions:
"Src l. Be 1t resolved by tho General Assembly Of the
State of Indiana That the people of the State OF Indiana
love and respect the constitution OF the United States and
esteem tho Union of the States the true source OF their
and the only guarantee OF their iu-
ture happiness peace, and prosperity.
SEC @ That in the adjustment and compromise OF the
yexcd question of slavery and other Kindred measures We re-
copnise the settlement Of the difficult and momenous
questions OF the aye and that h the duty Of every puo
c American citizen submit and respect said ComPo
mise.
SEC g. That our In Congress be instructed ard
our representatives requested maintain and supportsad
measures and their influence TO nay and quiet he iur
,her agitation Of said exciting subjects until their pacncai
effects can be ascertaned.
SEC a. That ont resolution the subject OF slavery,
approved January l9 1880 and the Is hereby, re-
peaed that the said resolution did not express the sent
ent of ndiana Indiana then and now Is In favor
of the people of each State and territory passing all laws
for their own government consistent with the constitution
of the United States
SEC S. That copy Of the above resolutions be forwarded
by the governor each Of senators and
10 Congress- and the Governor OF each Stao IN 'he
Union"
These resolutions were adopted BY the following vote =
AYES. 65-s6 Democrats Wings; noes, 2S-25 "hes, $
Democrats They will pass the Senate BY very large ma
iurity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04
TUE PEORIA EXECUTION.

We learn from the Peoria ) Republican, that Thomas
Brown and George Williams, convicted OF ihe murder o
Mr Hewc,t near thai place October last dry
cued according 10 Wednesday the 18th Jan There
were from ten 10 twenty Thousand present al the
execution MANY OF whom and children, bur
there was no disposition manifested tranpe upon the la"
az upon previous OCCASION nsu, The feelings d The
prisoners Williams quite suodued and tears rolled
down mis- cheeks until his face hid by the cap rom m
sectltors Brown the contrary oddr ssed the crowd
in clear ds.rct and met his iute with great uncon
cern Both acknowledged guilt and the business OF
the execution,
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Msssrs Edi,os 10 your report If the proceedings OF
Stockholders of the James River Company held the Capitol
on "Wednesday evening observe slight inaccuracy The
instance Of Col Tutwer partner of Mr. Edmonds sta
led that II the purpose of the company pu, four
boats (nakng dali; no,; the ls March next M Ec-
monds objected to this
In reply simply stated Ia juscs myself that had made
the statement nf nv accord but at the instance OF
Col. Tutwiler who himself partner OF Mr. Edmonds
Further than this no Acknowledgements passed
Very re,pectfullv tn. NJ. BONDURANT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04

We have before the Quarterly Revow Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South for January 1851 II Is published
In this city by Rev. John Early-Coin Baptist e. Nowlan
printers The work handsomely gotten up, and edited
oy the ov D. s. Dogge the present Pastor of the Cene-
nary Church. whose eoquence and learning avorab
known The present work s marked by both these charac-
tsfiscs and the Reverend gentleman shews himself to be as
able Religious Editor as he Is effective preacher
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04
OF NC EHqUFcT.
nTaE LEFT.EANDED DUEL.n

The above is heading article which has been for
some time going me rounds Of newspaper publication
Tossing give account =" duel between Bfaach l. Ar
cher and General Cuap near Powha.an Coui, House in
tn fail Of 1880 Apart the simple fact that the duel
t ani thar Cement Cfump xii d, there c not
a,ft,ie OF wilcie statement. il a5ounds IN
faaricatons from b".ianng end, al will testify who
have any recollection facts The parties fred bur
once and the details of the circumstances which loi - tie
lue we'll ia5ss nsdatc.y conIected '"i;i H.
are ali grossly .alse H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04

pO JOHN BURBANK .-You will lake notice. that /
lv;.sd q day OF March, ISL, the Office .,
fa"Grs aihe ny Of Baltimore, State OF Maryland between
! sl.o T. O'Clock n the forenoon and O'Clock the alter
@ a., cay 70 as. :he d-posons of certain Witnesses 10 be
la s'!saee cause now pending in the Circuit Court Of Law
,:e ay Gouce. er in which you nain snd am de
1sa: sa on toe h day OF the month, between The
' us dav 4: The dence OF John Be,sworth Annamop
I've: Srs.se eoGa:y 10 The S,ae afores i'd. shall proceed
u osonso certain vher witnesses. be read s.ev!5ence
is :anscsgsc
Sod ca .po,ioas bs taken the days above speci.
h4,e5 will be continued tbs places and be
f.,as nor from tine tine until they completed
a. S-swis RICHARD b. STEVENS.
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coNNiSSIONrrS, oFFICE

Ca-s-EEF!sLp CorRr HoreE, JANUARY 2. Is3I.
II .,ce the order, OF the County Court Of Chester
y thereby notify all persons having claims against the
e ,aa rae cca,ed produce them before with the
.c.:7 proof ssabsh them utce. Chesterfield Cour
teo., the 18th day OF February ls5l. hereby fur
w y persons interested the distribution OF the said
aupar before at the place t!ne last above
ey think proper TO do co. 10 except and object
asa; the said account. in The former account by
..n.isa.or any claim which may be presented by
~. W. w. L. COGBlLL, Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04

IRGINIAIn Chesterfield County Court january tho 18Th,
5.
o ne moon Of Thomas Gregory administrator de- bons
annexed Of John Laprade deceased ordered tha,
m and settle his such since the last settlement
10. Cos.loner w. r. Cogblli who directed examine.
report the and is ordered that the said
M aer be published in newspaper printed in the
~ Richmond weeks copy OF this order together with
. ao 10 al creditors Of and parties interested in ssid
ins I'll having claims esains. the produce
la ass hin! 70. adjustment time and place be
y:.rhin 4 C9py. Tese, SILAS CaEATHAM, Clerk.
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IS CHASCERY-vIRGINIA: Alta Circuit Superior Court
Law and Chancey continued and held for Richmond county,
Court House, Friday, the 2d day Of October, 1917:
TG.s L. Bell, surviving OF Charles Bell deceas
Plaintiff
i:,o,
VIVIAN II Settle Frederick Settle John Settle, Edwin Set.
william Smith and Elizabeth his wife who was Elizabeth
NE Mara Spence widow Ihnnas Spence deceased who
Se John w Belfeid sheriff and administrator de bon.
william deceased and John b. Jefes, administrator OF
f.. c .lrnts deceased Defendants
In sa 10 the cxcepions, The doth the said
@ wa the exceptions the commissioner who made
~ matters excepted and report this The eviden
saa him. with any speca! matter deemed pertinent
a,s, which may be required by any Of the pauer."
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
WARSAW, VIRGINIA, JANUARY ), 1851.
T pi.. Interested in the decree from which the foregoing
hereby notified thatI shall proceed this Office
fesy day Of February perform The duty required
M, sael ;hey will attend If they think proper.
ia. i-cwaw +. w. PENDLETON, Commissioner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04

ALBANY a. " JAZZ Dunbar, the murderer, was eIa'
cuted here to-day Before swinging off he fully confessed the
MURDER and acknowledged the jusns Of his punishment