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TERMS
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES,
 Hon D. r. wlrTER, PRErrpENr, Ham II. P Poindex,er, Rev. Wm. Mooses. Rev. l.. P Livs;s, Rev. B. P. Bex, I ". Jones. N. D, Mir. E. San. defur, Mir. T. Williamson, Hon. l. p. Tynb'e. Rev J. Custer, M. D Rev J. J. Roberts. (. E. Mitchell. M D., Mir. w W Andrews, Mir. ST, Sanders, Mir. II. W smith. 7--22--tf
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Arkansas River Packet. EAMER SAINT FRANCIS,

D. s. JAMES. Master,
 XTILL continue 10 run 6Nsm h w regular packet, between Ma Asz1$sR poleon and Fort Gibson. This boat Essss -zzzzzzHu is as light, if not of lighter draught, than any other boat on the river. Passengers and shippers may rely on her punctually performing her trips, and at as low rates as any other boat in the trade Feb. IA 1851. 24-tf
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lITTLE ROrK FOTNpRH lND sHIfRERY.
wosweTy gYeeV,e

VNoUI.D respectfully cali the attention of the
 w pablic to tIis above establishment, which has recently undergone thorough repair, and, hay ing he necessary facilities, Is now lully prepared 10 furnish to ordrr with great promptness. every article laithal ue of either wrought or cast Iron, Brpsa oS Copper. of good material, proportions, and workmanship, aBd upon as cheap terms, as any other Fou ndry In this couatFy. Millrights aud p.kers ordering wheels. wii be pleased tO give the No Of eogs and pitch, also the particular size and shape of the eye, wanted in each wheel. The dl an'eier of wheel, when east. will hc l of an inch per feot Iess--the same with length of q shaft = Orders ehonId also be accompanied with a dFaughi and full description of what is wanted, and the postage paid.
 Li,lle Rock, Dec. To- Is50.--i4-d
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undries from New Orleans.

WMUFEt8 HFWEW lNCW WhhNWHASs ECEIVED per Steamers Phillip Pennywit and n, Pontiac, the following goods, to.wit: 100 bleaehed Sacks Salt; 10 half Bbls. Molasses Bbl. Rice 36ss lbs Sweed Iron 50 lbs. do. Flow Mouldsi 90 Steel Mills, assorted sizes Dozen Grass Bed Cords; Coils do Rope; 2 Coils Cotton Rope; 10 Bright OK Chains; 2 Doz. waterproof Ri6e Locks; 9 do. Palm Leaf Hats; l2 do. Webster's Speliers; 100 sets Cups and Saucers; 100 do. Edged Plates; 2 Doz. Horse Collars; 3 do B. B. B. Hats 4s pair Mems thick Boots; 10 bbls. Prime Sugar. For sale by
 A. J. HUTT, Feb. 10, 1851. Main Street.
 State Scrip.
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CiRcinR0fi Goods! on Kegs Fresh Buckwleat Flour 300 pounds ~ Bologna Sausages; bbl; Homineyi bbl White Brans:
 20 Boxes Star Candles;
 10 Boxes Tauow do.
 Bbs. Lard Oil;
 Bbl. Saaratus; 300 Jugs; Is Demijohns, l5 Iron Bound Kegs. Received per Trustee, and for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS, Feb. II, 1851. Steamboat Landing.
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Groceries! GrOCeriCs!!

Groceries! GrOceflCS!! TUST received direct from Cincinnati, per Steam J Hamburg:
 5 Bbls Dred'Apples, {" Beans,
 kegs Pigs feet, Boxes Soapl 10 " Star Candles, 15 bbl Beef tongues, 10 kegs Goshen Butter, Bbl Sslerat Bbls Vinegar, 100 gal. Jugs, 50 19" do.
 Bbls Lard Oil, 10 " Whiskey, 10 Is Bbls do. g Bbls Flour, % l" Onions, % " Potatoes. And for sale cheap by A. J. HUTT, Jan. 20, 1851. 20-tf Main Sffeff.
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LIQUORS.

LIQUORS. r BBLS. Old Bourbon Whiskey BbIa Old D Monongahela Whiskey 20 Bbis Prime Old Whiskey 20 half do. do. 4Bbls. French Brandy; Casks Old Cognac Brandy; 2 do. Madeira Wine;
 2 Casks Muscat Wine;
 do. Malaga do.
 If. Hbl. Cherry Bounce;
 Bbl. Gin. Received per Trus- tee, and for sale by JOHN D. ADAMS, Feb. II, 1851 Steamboat Landing.
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.Ve,c Goods! .Ne,C Goods !,
Little Rock Foundry.

CoAL CRATES, (AIkansas pattern,) for sale U cheap. by ROSWELL BEEBE.
 Dec. ., 1850. q
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Flows, Flows.

nECEIVED per Santa Fe IO and Dove, the following Sz=.4ts-z goods: .NssstR sak.s. 75 Cast and wrought one and c>ss2-s two horse Flows. 30 Kegs and quarter kegs powder. 20 Sacks Rio Coffee. , Bbls. Molssses. Dozen Collins Axes. For sale by A. J.. HuT0
 Main street. Feb. 1, 1851. 22-tf.
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LlMMIH
 FROM LITTLE ROCK TO HOT SPRINGS, ARKANsAs'

scriber will ran
 DAILY LINE OF STAGES Frm Little Rock to Hot SPrIngs for the accemmo- daton of the travelling pubic To leave every other day, tsxcsPs Snndsys' win the United States Mail,
 IN TOUR HORSE POST COACHES, at o'clock, A. M., ana arrive al het Springs, same day, at 8 P. M.
 THE ACc0MMOD TE0N LINE. Four Horse Post Coaches, will leave Little Rock every intervening day. at the sane hour in tue morning, and arrive at Hot Springs next day, ai 5, in the evening.
 FARE; By either Ine sExira Bsggsss tn Proportion The subscriber Is the contractor for the convey ance of the United States Mails on the routes Iron Little Rock Q Fort smith, and from Little Rock 10 Washington, iu Hempstead county. via Hot Springs in Post Coaches, three times week Ir Both these routes inlersect with the Steam boat United States Mail Line from Memphis to Lit tie Rock.
 Gr Stage Office at the Anthony House
 PETER HANGER. Feh. IT. 23-1y.
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LNLOUR 100 Bbls Ohio extra supcrhue, N Buckwbeat, 20 Bags,
 Cheese-20 Boxes,
 Lard OiI-2 Bbls,
 Glass--l0 Boxes 10 by l2, Hams-5 casks extra sugar cured. Lard-5o kegs No l,
 Nails-25 kegs.
 Beef-2 bbls dried. Reed per "Hamburg," and for sale by Jan. 20. 1851 20-u. VIM. B. WAIT,
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AfoAIPLow POINTS "A supply recei | perSfesmsr " oodsman, by wai l. HA
 Jjuty 2. is59 --------.--4-
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2aFEsE.

HAVE. u sesDe ,tonbie aRd cost geares S Mil 70 ts.AI t wilt gFiEd and saw at thr s iiue fsSs6ns whs lasy essh COTE gFo9B5, iave i; d6ue ut asy time ines wa E e-p4 HeIes- asf sh44 lfsre hs f-srffcai5r dsy for gFtndisg l -t fhsFr may be misunderstanding the rstes of ' ' ehrgsd is ee-tt,IY1 0s stsshfy -fse eehls per bBs
 Iaiy i5. is50.-i5 tf p. Il. BINGHAM
 fUsm Csgg
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A RKANSAS State Treasury Warranls for sale A by ISAAC LEVY Little Rock, Feb. Il, 1851.
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Groceries.
WALTON, NFOR r&Co GENERAL GR0CERS.
 AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 25, New Levee, Orleans:

HAVE constantly on hand general and well HI selected assortment of staple and Fancy Groceries, Fine Liquors and Wines ProUisions, Etc. Etc.
 la addition to the articles usually found in a Grocer's Stock, they keep a supply of Nails, Glass, Drugs, and Dyes Letter and Cap Paper, Playing Cards, &c. &e.
 Their aim will be to sell good and fresh articles, ard always at FAIR MARKET PRICES. Their facilities for buying with their experience in the Arkansas trade, and their knowledge of the wants of that section, they think will enable them at all times 10 fill, satisfactorily, such orders as they may be favored with.
 Jan. 1, 1851. 1-y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-02
For Tic Enquirer,
opr-r->,i, Dor Trrrf.,J STATE OF cT'RA

y
appears 10 be prevailing opinion umans many OF our
citizens, the inhabitants Of this BEAUTIFUL but nls4o
yr,i.a Island. Content wi thef present cniu:u"h :"
than slavery; and that the expeditions whcn nave
been formed and suppose, are now ornns III our
country and the periodicals which advocate Inc cause VI
independence, fomcned and supported BY c"
aioGs and igss persons whose only motives in a9l'htng
tlc on sion Scli-aggandizsmen and plumber inns er
raac,S op mon has becn in great measure produced by
few Northern Journals Of d1uotfu reputation among inc
m IS. pr a:a .: shia. is the Herald of New YORK, whose
editor having Been yJ.-wha; 'innzed b The Captain C'@
neral OF The Island and other officials and being CRATE
cu Tor which he has not been accustomed I" re-
where better known has issued his pronu;calen
strongly in 81 all rannica governments, and that OF
cial in pur:icu.a Now the fact H. and person who
has recently visited tc Islam! will sainSay 10 that The Gre
obs native population vino form by Tar the most hume
and wealthy part, man, woman ana cid fcp'Hii
cans aud onY wait or al opportunity TO Use en- m!sSt
aud throw oil tic yoke of Spac sspotIsm which enlhalS
them and not only futile all their efforts for further
developments The Of the country but pre-
ri. moral and intellectual Improvement. In ORDER 10
snow OF the grievances which they suffer ana o "c
they seek redress only 10 stae ie" ics 10
render it evident sensible person that hes cnnnnt be
other than wIe;chcd under the present administration oil go
vcru!ncn,.
The inhabitants u the Island although paving upwards
Of twelve millions OF dollars Spain annually, supporting
thirty thousand troops. (who onl serve 10 Cypress e'
besides most OF Spanish officials, allowed no repreSrn
'aon In the Spanish Cortes they are not permitted 10 III
any post "t trust emoIument under governments tty are
obliged I" procure which Is attended WIN great
bic an! expense when travelling from one place ~ aholc
and leaving the E; and allowed 10 seIi tileit
children IL the United States for ejuct1n through Tear una
ncy should inoibc republican principles. lhs Ia" i
c"aded however hy stating that their health requires cahsr
oi cIniicl The government also makes n'ohopoieS Z"
the rccrsSaric Of lie, such meat and fish, giving
thu exclusive right Tor the sale o these articles at eHnolta
prices crrtin Individuals These but titsle o The
nJustces which they sGcr and were 10 give Instances
lon" Imprisonment and death has been melted out
u vino have dared express their political opinions
oIi"s would not contain them. can only add, tat rco
pie living almost sight of the shores oi our own Tree ana
enlightened country with the advantages OF It's Denelcent
continually before them and oppressed they
hy cruel and unrelen!ing desposm earth
worthy OIL ANA sincerely will WITH the most
active s:mpatacs ~ more fortunate citizens.
FILIBUSTERE
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ilAvASA, April ~, 1851
The threatened invasion of the Island occupies the minds
Of nearly all the people with an intensity almost beyond be-
lief. The .cci Official papcr( has short article the
saheci It's num'er OF Sunday, in which is asserted that
doubt exists OF The speedy Arrival On some parts Of The
Island Of another band ul "Desperado vagaboads who
could only ccn kept in The grpssest Ignorance of the
legality Of the CubanS, o; the vast forces under command Of
the Governor ana Vi the ESlusitos medidos which he has
adopted repe their pirlcn tenps and ee them
severity punishment e alone 10 the factions distubcrs
the happy peace and prosperity OF the country" Then
follow the usual expressions OF confidence DC Certainly
the ynluca Government increases with new
report ciSsarics in the States and have
beiye that the Captain General fully believes in the early ar
rival u Lopez and newly raised invading expedition
nely create the which landed Cardenas
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C0NMERGiAL RECORD.
RICHMOND n,HkE'rs, NAY

! ,r,.n III, ,,rI.,t u,itbnut rh,ne, =
iohAL|olh u" 'hnt"rt = "I''!na a',! r'.an@s II
:nce our 'ls' '1p!" 90 onc hbJ ~ -, '- o
''''"!''S q. - ~ y, "a ~ ", mod c g
,'eil'i''hs II CIV - :, 90 ,I1 ' .h, an
~ 81 M -ic,s hnut ,,: middle OF last Month. pr
,o ~" t, .Io ,n,r H. quoted n, bat hril If "
.n,c, s;~c. ,,. ,niIi,. 81 ArriI The prices of fin
s,'.tf .,r have been iiIy '
''''' y. VI. MARTIN 4 :
Sales of - hind. Toacc., have been made by y "
~ ~ ~ W W., >, ss hhI r " ! .r ~.
XII hii,, in..S Dr 4 + Taylor, NJ an oycr,Ts|t.
49,, man 81 3hhts F. rownrs at * . an. /;
nI I.n, Kiyers =, 81 hnd. Jane. Sswo.t a, !;
""I' a n (;i,t;uan ~ $40; i nhds. pa; IN
49, =, rid iac,o iiieI,,uy u; :; 90. > Ahl
nEr,@, -, :; = and -. ! minds Iur. y n a.
= - -, -: mid W Mnsrl.v, al s. M,
u.rv 4 Aston at Slgi=: = h!lds. W. o. G ,JGr | |.
ST. n,S; Ind lugs, \. II. Realms, ST. 5 hhds N
l.; onj S57.. ! bhds g. NJ HarJgroye. ugs 4, ).
"a :. 500 md SlO.. y II n Walton 2'1',us a, :;
~. md l., y. CHRISTMAS at Sc; hA!> Mrs.
I, i has ~ y; 3. :. - So, and So; 2nu..
\ p,',l,.r =, SI3,. or1 Sl- IL hid Thomas ca.
sIf
S'o IN
FiOLh.-iGc market cAic'he'y 1ui, ''," .'e'-'
Last sales Of Richmond at - ~; >cotta'le - ~
Ter demand Tor 10" S't"Fs' N"'e" oi'S 'o's '' "'
poronste ,atnt. ,o.
NHEAT-~Saes at lu1 cents.
COiN.-Saiss ~ % % GEMS
COR" MEAl'--.V 'e'!tS.
OiTS-3I14 10 20 cents.
RTE-15 10 So cents
FISH-Hcrrings, New NO cHi 80 oo; GROSS )
Mac kere, No. 5, Sb No gu; 20. l, eli "n'd -
LARD-New, III barrels ~ IVA cts.' Ness ~ a !.
BACON Baltimore Sides 9's cents; Shoulders
5; Jolrs q.
COFFEE-Primc new crop Lag'IayFa ~ 10 lV> c
Rio 9 y To 10 cents.
SCGAR-Ncw Orleans % 4 I cents Porto Ricg
~ cents. Better feeling in the market Strictly
wanted
MOLASSES.--Ne note an advance IN 'h!s AT.
Holders hrm Sales C"pa al W. i Gems. HMes
hcld al - - Cts WIZ" s'hit a'oeh' Ne" o''ea's' :
I5 cts: re-bolIed 81 els:
lhoN-rI@ IRON 81 10 30, ac.oon: =" f'.a'lt!' ;
~ 5.,,,r,. Nv $50 i, g ,rc,r,iinn la ru,li,v
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u l.,NDf A.

yE7IIE subscriber Informs his iea!s an! the publ: Is
generally tha; h. hls remogei from his former :
mace of business The recently occupied ~ vi r.
J'l Myers. No. :. Main strcs'. and door 80" ~
- Dry Goods Stnr" Of hcssrs. Thomas r. PI.c !; ~
is opening ratrr new sock OF Goods, rr--! =
W = FOR cash IN rhIltde phis and Nsw YORK..
lie deems !: Unnecessary to ,ar.cu.ars: suffice i ~
K embraces AL The varieties OF HATS and CAPS ""@
int uirc-i the Northern cities: also. 'TaFc!!"- 80
TEt,HS. CARPET BAGS, I.aiirs AMI t:.-ses w; !.
tnt = q. hoo ShTEllEi.S. Xix sad cotton tHnI IL
al an. al which tic Is determined 10 cell al nai pr
III. 10 generous pubic Tor lone continued idt.o'aE"
hopes. By s.rlc persona! attention to business ~
continuance OF the same. JOIN m,
P. S-The remaining Soc: at the old S:o:e "Ii' % 80"
ton IN 4 few Gays.
May2
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ACCIDENT TO PRESIDENT SPARKS-Ive are pain
e;. ivrn that alr. Sparks PrcsdcE Of Tie Harvard
coie", wls crossing; Cambridge Bridge Saturday lie
locked down by morse and buggy. AT the Cambridge
end Of IT, An examination showed that the collar bone and
OF The ribs broken while his face especially about
the eyes and forehead badly and bruised He also
perenced much pain internally but il hoped that he has
received no other injuries than those which present
parent Late last nigh, Mr. Sparks quite comfortable
though il is impossible for him TO lie down. Boston Irar.
u Thursday.
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or NE ENQUIRER
InSl,DII III AN0 ESD


Many citizens Richmond anxious 10 hear your voice
upon basis question: the meein. proposed 10 be held
for the consideration OF that subject You understood
h. white basis man. and all know your devotion 10 the
grea, interests Of the city Give your best advice. The
time ha, for action The interests Of The city de-
nani Of all that they should wisely, firmly
and without delay Such action will be respected every
where A. B.
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PUBLIC MEETING OF THE CITIZENS.
The Mixed and White Basis having been both voted down
in Convention public meeting of the cizcns OF Richmond
will De- held at the African Church Friday night next II
o'clock, express their wishes the subject.
MANY CITIZENS.
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r1IAtsIsIiGi:S.

MArRiEp. At Baltimore On Monday morning. the 2-iH Ags
Rev Or ryue VI s. Johns CbUlch. Washington. lis L.s
AlPHuNSE DE BDlBGuLON. Minister from France 10
KATHARINE. Youngest daughter oi Alexander N'rG.'. "
T.. formerly Of Isle Harris scotland.
MARRIED. the 2iih utImO. hy the III, Rev br Hi''i
ELENORA GIBSON 81 this Dr.. VI II not SION p
IN. - Wheeling papers are feTues;cii" coy
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TIRE . EGAH IRON WORKS.
1 = . a !

V5NlIE subscriber cri:D,s manufacture ali t~,lit
y Blnl innI lHd Plate Iron. also, Railroad AMI u a &
Y;hpc host Nirct Eul blast Charcoal M.'a. . Nt
Smiths Scraps when preferred, lie has hi"' t
stock. which hr oers purchasers reduced rtts-
those IN want ave h!inl cal. ,,.l.,
Ilricsaf Iron h1 been applied all purpose 81 "
a - u III indictments. morse s.IOra, and a-
proved. The Undersigned can Therefore rccommer:
grct; confluence COE-uncTs, especially those ;,'s
great strength md tDugaar-5. .....r
He is also prepared To make al kinds of Castings ami
cvrry i..r.icn Including locomotive aad SatIonlrv L.
NV in, J. Il. ANnIa<
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DfTAHTJKE Of TAKIEALDT FUR CALIFORNIA
Among The passengers by The Promrhcns yesterday
Gen. Gari5ali the distinguished Italian patriot
and exile, who goes out IN company with commercial rcn!
establish himself in California. During the past Winter
li.ribadi has been residing Staten Island engaged in the
business Of making candies in company with fellow
trym,n. His share of the work consisted in preparing
to b. dipped Ia This humble occupation he has
ed enough support himself comfortably since his arrival
in This country. His nodesy, simplicity thorough in
tcgriy character less ein his pure patriot
i-; aud his uninchng bravery. Success him in the
NH n,. las cLns.n.--LN y. y J'ribnnc.
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TIE EXPEDITION AGAINST CUBA.

i,lcgraphcd Tor the washington Republic.
SAvASSAu, April GAN expedition, it appears has been
SET on foot is marching South the State To in
lerccp and astac the design steamboat has been char
tered and officers sent South.
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The OF representative population Just about
the Ohio River Norfolk lrgnS.
PROF. PAGES ELECTROMAGNETIC LOCOMo-


i!reeabIy public announcement Professor Page yes
tcd O'Clock in the afternoon, made another trial o
his electromagnetic locomotive There were not 80 many
peso;s present the previous OCCASION but yet large
nunDGr witnessed the experiment.
The progress of the locomotive when IL started was
slow boy enabled 10 keep pace with for several
hundred Bat the speed increased and Bla
!ens5urg distance oi we, believe about five miles and
quarter reached in thirty mine minutes When within
niles .! place the power of the battery being fully
up the locomotive began 10 run, nearly level plane
the nineteen miles an hour miles faster than
the Mrnntet speed heretofore attained This velocity
continued for mile when Of the cells cracked entirely
ureI which caused the acids inermy; and
the other cells subsequently with singular disaster
The Professor proceeded cautiously fearing distractions
On IL: way such the coming oi III the opposite d.
r4ctinn and cattle road Several halls made
Occupying AL forty minutes But, Notwithstanding these
hndrnrs and DELAYS, the trip In and from Blden.auy
accomplished in minute less than two hours.
il cells were made u" ilht eahenwarc tor the purpose
the experiment. merely without reference durability
This part ii apparatus therefore easily b. guarded
aaarS nriShap
The great point established was that locomotive tho
nincpI u Professor Page CAN BE- made travel nine
miles IN hOG!.
!. tcis above narrated were gathered rom gentleman
who privileged take ride in This novel conveyance
ami strengthen the opinion which have heretofore
Expressed that Inc application OF disadvantages
ti,m the propulsion railway scarcely anv
longer be considered d"'btiuI- Washington Espwbhc.
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HINTS Magazine for April contains able article from
the men Of II. L. H. Glrnct, Esq, OF Virginia. i'll reply 10
review Of his celebrated pamphlet entitled Tie Unnr Past
and FIXTURE In il, note sensible parallel drawn be-
.ocn ,c lower aorin classes Of the North and Tie slaves
nj the South He says sin every country in the world there
is !,r.e class of persons who live by daily labor that upon
wages In the North they hirCr4s and receive their
vases in money; III the South they slaves and receive
their WAGES in maintenance and lucrative privileges.
ina dine no reason why the former class should be supposed
10 con s,a more than the halter No abore< iii the ""!d
receive larger wages than the slaves ol the c"r part O
the Southern country, hare larger supply Of Wholesome
rho,, pain food The slave is we'll though plnui: clad,
he may costly linen and silks but does the hire!ng
Of The North? He lives upon his wages and npOn the
fund are charged his doctors bills, house rent and fuel and
the pryispn his Old age and infant ch!iren Gall Of which
are provided by tic Tor the srye and p:rsuir The
surplus cannot supply very costly clothes luxurious
fare The p,cuiiun OF the slave what lie makes r himself
in his hU is often considerable and he i; ALL
This Who'll. notion belongs the Confusion WORDS
and ideas which speaks ui the slave labor and IbJ:
States instead OF accurately ayaI. slave tabor ard
hirl;nn labor States he designation Is STARE
States and free Suites, but STARE States and he: SlGs,
and 50 shall hereafter call Them
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SCIENTIFIC AGRICULTURE-Profe Mapes e!:.
Tor OF the Working Farmer has raised 1900 bushels Of
rarsnp per acre. 900 bushels OF per acre. and 500
bushels of turns per acre. by proper preparation Of the
soil. Fl. also instances farmer in Freehold y. j. who
raised 5000 cabbage half acre the
sales OF when the of $500 per acre.
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=. SILVER NINE IN NIHGlNiA.--ihc Ch're+'o'"n,
vo Shirt OF Jefferson says that ec every reason 10 be-
love that Silver Mine has been discovered On the farm oil
ussrs Janus and Dennis .cS,.!Iy, ." HAT county, sua-
,e m the East bank Of the Shenandoah river, and a! the
b.so Of the Glue Ridge mountain:
rs. maa was discovered months since and slr
s,nc;,nen obtained and The Philadelphia Mat 10 c
,sogrd Tie Superintendent CT the min, haa returned the
Sam, made into a piece and pronounce; the ore IS
yc.jiunl? rich. The ledge al rocks winch the ore IS
of nricns. size. Every i.er purnuS ."
r,r il il estimated, will yield dollar il silver. arrange
| n,.n,s hlyc been made for al mining
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REMOVAL Or MISUNDERSTANDING the matters de-
caed upon by the Maryland Convention is the giving the
power 10 the Legislature pass law free
negroes from the State upon the ground that they pests
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For the Enquirer.
To THE HON HINGE ROBERTSON

TO HUN.
Sir Many oil your fellow of Richmond who ap-
prove the white basis Of representation and desire an
equitable adjustment III that vcxed question, are anNiohs 10
hear views upon this topic, ut the meeting Tonight ana
wOuhi Le gtatitGd BY Your ATTENDANCE. A CITIZEN.
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IA + -'!al have :"scr Surcc" rit. ouc uow io,ins
~ for Tia" above p,r Duc wI,l Ic gwen 81 ho .
arrival ~ this 'cs,c s"c ~" make Iibctai cns a!'rts :
upon co"si=nnents 10 the aGGr"a rnd< Mcssrs " j
u. Mei:& ca. LEDLhMA Nit>
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-02

The Farewell Address of Washington read before the
Pennsylvania Legislature the Governor and other officers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-02

Ex.Chanceor Walworth has married the widow OF Col
Hardin, who was killed at the battle Of Buena Vista.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-02

CONTRADICTION OF THE INSULT TO BOSTON OFFICERS
BosToS APRIL &c.
The report elegraphed this city last evening that the Of
cnrs VINO conveyed Sims back Savannah were nsulted
in Beaufort, on their return, is Indignantly denied
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-02
Photographed for the Richmond Enquirer

JENNY LIND'S CONCERT.--From presen, .
lions Ienny Limbs Concert tonight will BE- atea:s,
immense crowd Of persons.
NARKETS-F Flour has been active at reduce, n.
Law. Sales OF 5000 tbis CITY Mills having been fl.
81 80 and 600 bbls Howard street AT 81 81 and 30j /.
AZ 81 81 per Dbl Red Wheat IS 100; Yellow Com :;
nlIs II; MhisncY u cts.