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The Weldon bridge sold auction Portsmouth, Va
on Monday last and purchased by Francis E. Rves ESQ.,
for the sum of sl9 U00
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BERNtED PENTlN N rctirIu. from commercial ru'HlG
crs his .rairu tltks his ir,r,r nf c Nb"g
hey have i",s AMI generously "Ni"ud"' '' %
deus OF hcr rvrf- tE! Ia" .tfts
JaFFERStJN P..TIDN wIn Iid- had irrirn
clerk Jd partner the huuse, as. ~ NJ, ~ s.
Jfir ''
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GoRDOSSyILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.

'ENE Institution Will str Srp
rnhrr Miss Forneret Will continue
charge % much he sand
thls iCcs high
scholar AMI energy OF Character c only by few ladies'
am tuls tn friends FIR their liberal patronage
ufl hing con ilbn Ir"m
We he able nmpidte all who wish
wishing chnI will be here
TERMS Ten doll IRA per mnn'h will all expenses except
French Music s French 81 Miss F. speaks the French
and r"nnnncc1 Correctly No charge the iI
Meilcu services IL The event ui sickness
S-cwG Ii Y.
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Sales vi Tobacco mlde by BrRcH JOHNSON Inspectors
NJ S,,,,ks WurehulIse for F. J. Thompson vi Aibenar
july 3sr, 1851 M $3.50 No PAT II, NJ" al Il 5O
M i nnd J al l3 80 and No Sal III IS.
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TO Tt, HERS.

1NIIE subscriber the services ~
acronp Lady. Ia act iric!InI Teacher Wiz.
male Academy one -" umiuc~tIonah" q ALLEGATION. 4pH.
y,,rI,,ce kn,wr.- ana mrai Character. he .IEie.
and 10 whose care safely eGiTGs luiOrd. at
charge, xi,I be required. None Other need apf.v
4 ilc progress ami
mi large uuInD'r "i hl- pupils
stage IN their studies. aud Icluirr hr rtrtuU
ed AMI illlc teachers. 10 El"c at l">t hn-h
,nn tmi imri,r al sentiment w" al at q 'ri
The lSiinn. respectfully
ing The selection The aiy E hc va fcr - ur'
Sr will 10, -. .rd COMPETENT associates.
,orrthrr with board VIII b. gwen.
The next comnenc. on ihr - nc aHi t"aar
August, lsb2. JIri h"n''N N'Npht "
Nt,Niy, las.& .....
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LAMBEttI's OFFICE.
M FOURTEENTH STREET, under the EEchangc llotelt


I'm FOURTEENTH STREET, under the Exchange lloetn
~ MON! Virginia
Scnr:ues for the week.
Drawn N0s. M"unnral.a. Ezra u, Angus )
l.; 81 - ~ ~ u VI 3 81
Ticket 2G - Il, priz- -uId 10y LAMBERT
Dfhm" Nos. Mnup. gala Class -. AG:. ia.
IL 5j 9 81 70 Il - II - 10 - 4, ~.
FRlDaY-rhr Virginia Nrrrs,lla LOTTERY. tta-s W =
Capital: e2!.ju. G,O 1880 2,j0 2'. - OF l, Sc -
10 drawn. Tickets s5-shar,s ~ irui,"GtIur.
SATURDAY The Virginia Munr,g al, ",-rY No - t4tI
s3J 900. 33u lIDuU lu!ao, 1,uw, E~~a> - ui iWh
ltto iuui :U &c. - Nos, II drawn Irrrts s,'ra.''
pro. 'nftiui.
BRILLIANT SCHEME FOR SATURDAY. AIGi y I'D
Tue NusuIa MunU urniI'. Ca l. taiLrI,. So ST. ~.
a,0j, 5.hm, ii.2jJ, 10 3,5,. ~ 2"JJ - ~ l" "
80, &c. !, Nos Is drawn tickets 81 -""fc7 ~ PG'
aJ- Change al nuu.. Sales close ~ us ao".c i3s'ri
o'clock, i. NJ, aud the jra*nssr. rcccEei dLoH boc''
graph. -
~ Drawings smaller Lotteries rerevei on Tdrs:a-
lays AMI saturdays, O'CLOCK Sale. close a. ht 's
Price OF TIckcls from i To 81 So ,
10 Orders lo Packages. Certificates 81 Packages -i'e' "
Shares the above any of Marry Co. Lote -
there drawings every day, N prices saryiEs r"h -
tIckc,s.J will tho ino2 prompt attention. ad ~"
wared ,ncilacy distant Adventures when r.iU"p
THOMAS LAMBERT g.,
No. 3, Exchange Place. Ri:at'o." p
% Rccollect No 3-"The'e's luck ICoif ou"'b.I''
o. Mnorr.p
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Address to MiIier's Post nire. Essex coa"::Na

IIiM;IrJN VI LIE AMI r MALE. A,Aor.i,
lrs Sth'o MI commence rn tue ar
DAY la Scpirug,r an i'li lurruis.'ul.
recess I'LL The hid flI 'aN III jay -: lhrr
of stu elementary an III :hr hi r"s o' H.
lin. clrtncu,s al phvsIcai Moral Mth"al
Tactics Latin Geek and French LANGUAGE. VA! MIst
M AMI pdlnnc the system ~ aSiiHc'l III "i r"'stSl IN
r,nS i,,y eya,nnat o.s .a o.t Plan hnt IN"
dies Is h-lrye su:cicn; cNr>N" - re@tr thr NiG
.horuu. " rlei the higher Gas es al LOirs" ~ 10" N
suits I'll lie The discipline ol the 80 DOL "N De nIi ~
and though, best calculated I" e!rEi'e We " ts
IN, the Will II %l seed" the oh" hracr
punt Ham pioyctbl,iy healthy. VII cH i rF".i a
the Great nunbris Huri: i' SNl'r
months.
crpt text books. (wn!rh BE- procured IN" Gown hc
price } lju r lU!c "c hal the INST .! J'a
one hall The Ir~i ol lu y,
Pups from distance required 10 deposi's al irtr
wui The Prlmriial be .hGi -. al h !Grci"o" ani aa.
contract any S,, wlrIou his permission, oihs w"" a"
the parent a Guardian
For character Of the Schoc and It's Principal, Ieeir
made without p.rnl sion, 10 the following ccn2rurn
For her information address post ai) the 81 scribe
Hampton. Va, August lSjl JOIN ,A"i
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t,b.,'S ~ H..
e. o.,. SOUTH FDlIKTEESTIi STREET RIEuMU>ph y,
Drawn Mo-. Of Monongt'ln. M 50. Aug 9Th:
IL 50 9 81 ~ IL % GJ II 10 81.

5 IL 50 9 81 ~ ~ - "a II 10 81.
Drawn VA. % N,m1ns,Iia. ESlIa. M ~, Aug =
81 = 81 5. % " ~ g /: IL - ~ So
Half Nos II - 81, prize sIld an pad by SrRhfFGN
Scheu-. Tor Ih, Week.
fRlDaf-M'nons ria. Class 81. Capital: S-i.H-y :; "
drawu. Tickets -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lottery. Extra, Class u Cai vi
ei,l5o a. NpI is dawn. Tickets 81
Virginia Muuuucnt Lottery, Ctisa o. - nr GHwU Aug "E
pIi: przr al siutDt 3 SO 10 400 luu 5000 jisy -
10 E'ni i,ph. 40" $40, al" UD - Nrs, - dawn .,
Tickets SIS --:larrs III pr"imrtian.
Virginia Monon:atin Class :5. 10 De drawn hu: 1871 Ca;
III S3Iuuu, LIS g. ii4i H. ~. 3.2:1 I.'F. ~ of $50 y
3J, = Nus Is rnwu rIckrt- slJ-,hd, irJPuu
Virginia M"noneaa Lottery. Glass 81 Aus Ii Capita s35
4, 3.lu-, iur 100 10 y.
drawn lIcket~ slu sIar"s ~ Proportion.
Virginia M"n"nsaa Lottery, Class lu for % Caf
eosu. uL. bup 81 IS, ia, 900, Gtp 2u@u, gy 81 -,
Is nos. IL drawn 1lckrrsSlU
RIGA AND BRILLIANT SCHEME
Virginia Monun gaia, Class bc irhwn .Jrd Ang rnf"'
prihc ui s.3ur So 49, 10, ~. 5,ULu lIu. 3,5lU 2""
III NJ hM IS Nus. 10 drawn llc>rs = Ihi,rs IL, gus
s, ei.hih,2 81.
u >sy 90 o., luLn. 800, ~ 80, .tr <u :, -
drawn. TicHeis Sip
~ Buyers referred my at oi prizes, which r'f
the "Icc prroi what tar been i"n" dn every ~
continues, the iurIbrr sold and "I by me.
Packages Certificates al Packages aii single ~.
aI III all the Lotteries Viii br pruuj,
an! Ira when requested picasrpi!res
Su 4 STR ALTON ILritnnr' u
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WM. R0liI.WARE,
CnRBlN BRAN ron,
Il. VI 4 HUNTER.
Nov 18th. 1850.

UNIVERSITY OF fRGihIA, JrNE 2ISs. ISL.
Mr. Geo w pshaw el lectures Greek dnd Latin.
~! obtained The scho i Language
snc H. laic ca"h hr-r and
perfectly assured that e will ia,hy discharge duty lie
may IKE uInn him. GE-SNER HARRISON Oh. Faculty.
For i',rculAs !css j. H. PITTS. let,sP o. Kin: y" nam
y. \ a
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EW USIS IS.

The undersigned VIII cnnti;r iir general Commission ans
wanag business his account an! hni"- - ~ !.'.'
f.uy. - 8" r''t:" ~ TIE tr"r|7
im AMI the pubic nuraity LIE l. nr,pl =" NIX 'r
iiNdtrt' ~ Ifi I''
Richmond August |, 1851.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08

CO-PAETEs:NSIIiP d. oLEr.n.
FlSiIE tTGGrr.t. h, rt,Tr ,&t lU- IA ' - u st "
OF BERNARD PENTUN ~ son = III. dty :!s,".',t b
SiiraH:I OF the SENIOR ptr,u"r The husHS wiH D. "-"
The the trn u>ct tor ih nlr-- """t hE "l". '
iHnse indebted. viii please Tul tie their respective h4ryr'-
having please present lIru, FOR iin- ,r'
K~NNAKn rEITDN
August l. ISL T. JEFFERSON PLb u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08

LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.
Capital S2.3OD.UOO and Surplus SIl2,27I.
& he Branch ln.turinn established this
der the management at The Gentlemen York
EDWARD IABCITr. JNO. j PALMER,
HOFFMAN. GEORGE BARCLAY,
T. Rowland, WM. VAN HOOK.
AQtlLa G. SrOfT, TANNING T. TUCKER
BArIlE McEN ERS, and HENRY LHDIAM.
In whose placed ample fund Invested
other local securities meet all liabilities arising
the sucIery hl- country
rtosc this under the rrn
cits All the covered by
risks than III would
mutual rrplc alone. Thu. should be borne mind by
their IT"s
ihi. place. Those desiring further information subject can
ota application LUD.hM d. WATSON,
Agents Richmrnd
JAS II CONWAY. VI D.. Medical Examiner. August s--3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08

ssyIIEue Session ihI- Ius,uuIrr cmu.ae.-r
! DC ",lcr. and terminate the i1>t al iuy n.uag
a plcalInrIs should Ue lna as tt:rr Cny rghi
!. les Il ill. -
Terms PEI OF monts s>rl on- hall "a, ,r o.
and remainder March - li.rsc ciatses rc..
union and efrry r.rrs.rr. cAceIl i-hs ''
LEWIS Ni>Dk COLEMAN. A NJ. pnr:.s,
SAMUEL SCIiUOi.ER. \ NJ
Address tole:!di Ia; ,llie, iianU"er t0uW Y
Aur -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08

rsSfIE and viii continued from October lst.
1851, Au.u.i 1852. under the durc in ~" Mr. Is
NV lstru h the University Virginia
shu has hal than Years experience in teaching The
Arithmetic. and III" 5r inches
Greek Spanish ami French VIII lie taught
TERMs and luins hing full! s50
ayt:ie halt the u;icr hail March lst Pupis
upon proportional during thu
SAMl.. u. LEAKE
Nv Post il IIalcnsvilr Goochiand com;,.
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tAst:E OF THERMOMETER, s.s.E
All ". EANDOLPlrS bookstore, No III Main stTset
o'clock II O'clock 5 o'clock.
"Wednesday, Aug 3, IS g 20 20
Thursday Aug. I: 10 81 W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08

ASGr;D Dor ttc !,ar 10! T. rs,. ..I --~---
w eft. the management ii Ia ~ art.t .t. n.,
Clty al Richmond pci's remuSayr lea Is '. I"''
shn viii rI. ltl~ al Hrst Fate ,G!,.i 80" 3
,f anon an rhr.. ar. " r.t ut,r I .r 'y'a ~ .
80 tn!4 TIN, al 'it be :! 81 - .ss ,g
earl a. 60 y%,,''''' % '''"s' ''f'' N"'oN.y
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-05

An ELoauENr ADJukATIoN for broth.
erly uniom.-Gen. CAss, in recent lette,
to his democratic friends in Baltimore, i'll
wiling him 10 participate in Union Fes.
iival, concludes long letter with the fol.
lowing eloquent passage:
81 cannot be with yon at your meeting
bnt the loss will be mine, TOR l am sure
there will be demonstration of affection
and attachment to the Union which will
81 ,dden the heart Of the PATROL, and which
will send on the decree already, trust,
gone forth from the bosom of this great
community: Let US live together as friends
as brethren, as members OF one vast fami
ly, where the rights of each are sacredly
regarded and protected by the power Of
all. Let US be one people, with one coun-
try and one government, and let us hnve
no other struggle but for the common gio-
ry and common prosperity Of this greal
Con federation, whose BOUNDARIES are already
swept By the brsezes that come from the 1T
lanlic and from the Pacific Oceans"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-05
Abbott Lawrence.

The New York Sun thus alludes to the
American Minister at London:
s.rhe total unfi,mess Of Mr.. Abbot.
Lawrence to hold the responsible posi-
ton Of Minister Of the United States at the
Court OF St. James, is, we believe, ac-
knowiedged by all parties. He received
the appointment solely OH account OF his
wealth, for his intellectual qualifications
are notoriously Of very mediocre charac-
ter. An aristocrat in feeling he has taken
every opportunity which his position al
lows, to pander to the prejudices OF III.
English aristocracy. and to strike at thu
cause Of the English democracy. Thus
he misrepresents abroad the sentiments o
the American people, and as far as in hin
lies, make his country the ally Of despol
ism, instead Of being the supporter Of Tree
dom, in Europe. Nevertheless, we have
not The slightest expectation that this NAL
will be recalled. He may repeat, at tn,
banquet Of nobility the disgraceful SEMI
ments TO which he gave uttsrance 1t tn.
Lord Mayors dinner; he may parade hi
country at the tail Of England, and repre-
sent our people as The irain-bearers OF tn
British Queen-b every new exhibition
If flunkryi.m will only tend to endear hin
the mere, 10 the man who now rules III,
Fillmore Cabinet"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-05
MT. Hummer.

We clip the following extract from the Keokuk
correspondence Of the Fort Madison Ssatesman, In
relation to avery dsgraceful affair between the Rev.
Mr.. Hummer aud his wife. The parties are well
known in this vicinity, having formerly resided in
this city:
"The Court convened this morning at 8
o'clock. The court room is Immediately
over the market. The floor is mserably
disjointed, the building unsteady, and to
add to the unfortunate drama Of the day,
the stove emitted smoke from "every pore
-" lawyers shrugged their shoulders,
dropped a tear and requested the Court to
adjourn, which, after an hours business,
was done.
In the mean time an investigation was
about 10 commence before his Honor,
Mayor Graham, against the Rev. M. Hum
mer Of Iowa City church bell memory, for
an assault and battery upon his lawful
spouse.
| The violence was said to have been
used on last Saturday, since which time il
has been scarcely possibls for the peace
officers to prevent the populace from ex.
ecuting lynch law upon Mr.. Hummer.
| Being brought before the Mayor this
morning, it was thought impossible to
prevent an outbreak of public Indignation
and Hummer's counsel took out a writ oil
habes corpus from his Honor, Judge Viii.
lianis. When the District Court adjourn.
ed Mr.. Hummer was brought into the
court room for hearing. A great en-
course followed, and the officers attempt.
ed 10 close the Court House door ngains
The citizens. Cries Of 'sHere he is" "Ir
the Court House!' "Tar him." "Breal
down the door" mingled with the shout.
and curses Of the crowd, show ed the fear
fitness OF human passion aroused lit wa,
summary justice seeking its victim.
The door was closed, the crowd cav.
back, and again rushed up, with cries Q
!, "break down the door" aud for a time j
was feard that the inmates of the cour
room would be Inundated upon the butch
er's block. by the iallisg Of the court room
into the market stalls.
The examination proceeded withou
any fire in the room, save the fire Of hu
man passion burning 10 chas,ise the pris
orer, and instead of assault and battery
the evidence tended TO show an intent OF
: to murder his wife in his own house, b,
snifocation, under the preiencs of drivin,
: the devil out Of her, Of which he had al
legged she was possessed, and which wa
made known to him by recent divine rev
citation or communication with the spiri
: world.
y She was only relieved from her peril
! Gus condition by her cries of murder, an,
r help came after SIZE had ceased from .uffu
e cation to cry for help. So much for
;, second edition of the knockings.
u The result OF the investigation was :ha
m he was held to bail in $1,000, 10 answ
I any indictment the Grand Jury might fin
E at this term.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-05
Fatal Array.

ST. PAUL, Jan. 18th, 1851.
On the adjournment OF the Legislature
at the Capitol on the 18th, At st. Paul, =
rencountre took place between j. M.
Goodhue, editor Of the Pioneer, and Mr..
Cooper, brother Of Judge Copper, IN which
Goodhue shot Cooper in the abdomen.
The ball lodged in the back, and Cooper,
after being shot, drew bowie knife and
stabbed Goodhue three times, once in the
back and twice in the sbdomen. Both are
supposed 10 be MORALLY wounded.
The difficulty arose out of some stric-
lures Of Goodhue in his paper. upon Judge
Cooper WHO is absent at the East. Hi
brother therefore inteiered in his behalf.
BY gentleman just arrived 1t Lam
caster direct from 81. Paul. - Gsl jeff.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-05

The SuoAR TRADr.-The falling off in
the imports into Great Britain during the
past aeason, il about 10000, 900 lb..,
while the deficiency in the stock in this
country is over 10000, 900 lbs. The crop
in Louisiana. which, has varied in differ
ent years from 10000 hhds; to 24O, 900
hhds., is estimated thi. year at l25, 600
hhds. The early frost has been most dis-
asirons ia it, sffSotlf An advances n d
price i anticipated as least " 1l2ar
spectators.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-05

New LEADs.-Two or three new leads
have been struck lately, and present
signs Of yielding large amount Of min
eral. When the ! Iron Horse" enter,
these diggings, and the tide Of emigration,
which will naturally follow. aows in.
new leads will be as common a. blosso,ns
10 the spring time. For as yet, the lead
diggings have not been half worked. nor
the ground half proved. Galens Je6syso-
nian.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-05
THE REPORTER.
IOWA oxrx:
WEDNESDAY,, FEB. 5, 1851.
Stats
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

The Democracy Of Iowa will meet in convention,
At IOWA CITY ON FRIDAY THE 2lst, DAY OF
FERRU.ARY, D. 1851; for the purpose OF nom
mating democistic~candidate for the Office oil
SUPERINTENDENT OtspURLIC INSTRUCTION.
The ratio OF representation for tie several Coun-
ties will be, a. recommended BY the rs4 State con.
ventIon, one vote Cor each one hundred dsnocratig
voters, and for every fraction fty voters.
Each county to be entitled to At least one vote.
The county democratic committees are requested
to take prompt and efficient measures to notify and
organize their respective Countless Is full repre-.
sentation, energetic effort, and harmonious action
are desirable at this crisis.
NJ. RENO,
]. A. PARvIN,
LEWIS WRITTEN,
p. b. BRADLEY,
DR. 4. LOWE.
State Democratic Central Committee.S
Iowa City, Jan. IS, 1861.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-05
LAND AGENCY,
IOWA 0rsrw. ~nrsy =


TIME undersigned has established Land
i Agency at this place, and from his sxpe.
rience IN the business, he now proposes
BouNry LAND WARRANTS granted to soldiers
who served 10 the war with Mexico,
SEcoSp-To procure LAND WARRAKrs for
persons who are entitled 10 them under the oct
OF Congress. approved September 20, 1850,
THIsp--To select the land and locate j. =
Warrants for persons residing 10 any part "
United States.
FousTn-To purchase and sell land,u
short 10 act as
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-05

a. The best and most conclusive rea.
son FOR an effect, that | ever re,nemb er ia
have heard. writes Western correspon.
dent, was one given by a tone idea" Dutch.
man. in reply TO a friend, who remarked,
why, Hanss, you have the most fe,ni-
nine cast Of count. nance have ever seen.' .
"Oh, yaw," was the reply; 81 know de
reason for DAT: mine nsoIer Uns voman!, ~
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-05

II To make people smart, all that's
necessary is 10 throw them on their own
resources. A wild turkey knows more
in moment than tame ore would in q
year, and all be for safety, rather ll.an the
ingenuity Of farmer. Safety and plenty
are the worst friends that genius ever as
socialed with.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-05

ID The Dubuque Tribune says that
Mr.. Levin Of that city, with q force Of
six hands on Thursday last, raised l26, 665
lbs of lead mineral; valued at something
over $4,000. This is better than going
to California.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-05

MI HALrrAx, Jan. 24,ht,
The steamer Arctic, Capt. Luce, arriv.
ed here at IL o'clock A NJ. She lef,
Liverpool on the llth. II il understood
she will leave for New York about IL
to-day. We re9sSt 70 learnthat she brings
no news Of the Atlantic. We now think
that we shsll receive intelligence Of hes
safety by the Canada, to arrive next week.
The revenue schooner goes to Sable
Island and on hes return we may hear from
the Atlantic. The Arctic will probably
arrive in New York on Monday morning.
Great excitement had prevailed al Paris
during the week, in consequence Of re
sienation Of the ministry. This was caus.
ed first BY the known hostility Of the
President towards Gen. Changarnier, who
in defiance ofths earnest protestation. Of
the ministry. was given permission, by :
decided majority, to justify his conduc,
before the Aesembly. Both the Right and
Left warmly spplauded the General, when
,hs ministry Withdrew and with equal
abrupsnsse resigned in body.
The psssident y eriencsd great din
Guilty in The le1r f ! new g Asl,
Of ofs ,hisss cont nearly s ssssI,
when, as we lesS bm : Telegraph. dis
patch, dated Paris, Friday evening, the
Monituer appeared with the Presidents
speech, and the official announcement oi
Baron Brown Delhu a. Minister Of For
eign Affairs. The new appointments Of
Ministers Of War Marine, Public Works
and Commerce, also appeared. A decree,
signed BY the Minister Of the Interior and
Of War is published for reyoking the de-
cree by which the National Guard and
the troops Of the first division were unit
ed under one command. The effect oil
this decree il to abolish the post hereto.
fore held by Gen. Changarnier.
Perriot takes command Of the National
Guard, and the troops Of the first division
are to be commanded by Gen. Bareguani
He enters on his duties BY general or
der TO the army Of Paris, in which h.
explains the object Of his mission. H,
states that he will maintain the dissiplin,
which his predecessor has established
He also states that he will uphold the au
thori,y established by the Constitution
and gives his energetic support to the ex
ecution Of the laws. A postscript TO TIL
dispatch, under date Of the 7h, states tina
motion had been made in the Assembly
that the members should return to .hei
Bureaus until the preparation Of resolu
tons expressive Of the sense Of the Leg
islature in regard 10 'ecent events. Moth
| ing was carried against the act in opposi
ton Of the ministry, BY vote Of $50 I
253.
Great confusion is stated 10 have pre-
vailed in the Assembly after the declara
ton Of the vote. Very little was done 3
the Bureaus. =
Elves opened at 94a95, and closed .
same.
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STATE OF IOWA, T..
COUNTY or JOHNSON.
D,strict Court for said County, March
fern Thereof, a. p. 1851.
Ebenezer Brundage
vs } Bill tol Divorce.
Susan Hrnndage.
THE said Susan Brundaee will take notice
i that on the 9th day Of January. 1851, tie
said Ebeneser BrnDdage 6led bis bill Of COM
Johnson, praying divorce from said Su-
san, which said bill is now pending in said
Court; and that unless said Snsan appear before
said court at the next term thereof. to be held
al Iowa City in said county, on the third Mon
day in March, A. D., !e5t, and plead. answer
and demnr to said bill, said bill will be taken ss
confessed.
GARDNER, Clerk.
LEMUEL B. PArrERsos. Solicitor.
Jarnary 9th, 1s5i.-n4l.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

THE following tracts Of land will be disposed 81
i on the most reasonable terms. They are AZ
choice seections,and some Of them are partially In.
proved:
IN LINN COUNTY.
The s. T.. OF N. w. Is. w. 1 Of N. E.t, n. W.
OF s. Il. and N. H. Of s. w. I OF Sec. ~ r. - N.
of r.. W--consaining 100 acres. Also,
The :, Of >. w. and W. Aof 8. E. Of Sse.
~, 7. 6y N. Of X 8 W.--tGo ceres.
CLINTON COUNTY.
The l Of N. +. Of Sec. 10. and the e. OF q.
T.. Of Sec. 10, T. So N. OF r. E..-is0 acres.
The $. E. OF N. w. I, and w. I OF N. Aof
Sec ~, and ;. W. Of 5. s. OF Sec. II, T. % n.
OF II. E.-i60 acres. Also,
CEpAR COUNTY.
The N. r. Of tho s. l.. I, and lot No. In she a
7. 81 N. OF II. Via ocres.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The w. Of =. W. I and 81 Of N. w. 4 Of Ne.
-, T. ~ N, OF n. . W.--ieO acres.
Tho above tracts Will he sold the most t1Aasal
tsrass and tine stl - Esvsw bOrf10n " ~
money for some Of them, II application Il mads
soon. D. pAIMEn.
lows City. Nov. go, 1850.
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Pennsylvania Senator. MIR. Brodhead
dem. was elected by the Pennsy lvania
Legislature, on the l4th U. 5. Senator for
six years from the 4th Of next March.