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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-17
DIR. PENDLETON,
CARPETING,
Norman Miller,

A TToRNEY All LAW, Martinsburg, Va, will
n give prompt attention to business entrusted
to his care in the Counties OF Berkeley, Jefferson
and Morgan. Sept IL, isa9.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-17

EORMERLY OF Washington, d. c., having re
moved to Martinsburg, will practice as an At
torney and Councillor at Law, in Berkeley and the
oa;o;.;ng Connties March 30, 1s49.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-17
LIVER COMPLAINT,

INV III OOMT LAIN i,
Z, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous Debility, Disease
eftse Kiseys, aud all Diseases arising from DIS
ordered Lirer Stonsels--Sach as
Contribution,
Iarodri Piles, Fullness
Hood to the Head, Acidity Of The
Siomach, Hausea, Heart Burn, Disgust
for Fo9f, f'aiaes lVeight in The Stomach,
Sow segctations, Sinking F7ufieriag at the Pit
,ts Stoniach, Slviasming Of The Head, Hurried and
q aeh Breathing, Fluftcrng atfhe Heart Choking SUI
0odtihg sensations wheH il lying posture, DDsness Of
Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight, Ferer and
Dull Pam IL the Head, Deficiency Of Perspi-
ration, Yeiiocnfs Qfthe Skin and Eyes,
Pain IN ne SIZE, Back, Chesf,
Limbs, DC, Sudden FiGsh-
Is of Heat
Baraing IN The Flesh, Constant h1aaiainrs Of Erii
aiad Great Depression Of Spirits,
A z Z z L 1. q U L D D
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-17
Tue A1rnon.'

Franklin closed bis long. useful. and hon
orablc life on the 18th of April. 1870, aged
eighty four ycars.-Pen- and Ink Sketches
of London.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-17
fOS,u M. Vounr

Andrew Bowman,
HABINET MAKER.-Shop on the corner OF
\ Queen and Burke Streets.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-17

ITAyING located himself an Martirsburg for
III the practice OF Medicine, may be found at his
residence, nearly opposite the Lutheran Church.
April o. lS49 t3 ftttl ftiH
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-17

WORK FATHERS, STATES
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-17
Medicines.
Another Scientific wonder.


TIC Ifuc digestive FLUID, or GastFic Juice
A GREAT DYSPEPSIA CURER.
Pyeparcdfy Kennel, ortheJourth Stomach ofthe Or
after directions Of Bdron LieJfg, tie areqt PLY
siotogical Chemist, By j. s. Houghton,
MD, No. II, North Eighth 81, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-17
John T.. Norris,

and Dealerin Groceries Toys
j Fancy Articles, &c, Queen Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08
The city remains quiet but large crowd Il collected
about the Court House. No violence is manifested
ROBERT RANTOII DEFINING HIS fOSlT:oN-TIiE FTGl
TIVE Slave LAM AND TIE CITIZENS Of LYN>
Nm. Ami


meeting held yesterday afternoon in his place By
w LJ:g. ii Essex connfy for tie Purpose o! civi"5
Mr. :o5stl i3nnt0u, Jr opportunity 10 define lis rn
siiol since cu from the u. >. Seatr. II: spoke
hour ana forty five mautes and lie read tho following rcs1
i".i. ran,n"i"E I.is views the Sl."rTv Question: ~
the close N the meeting hr unanimously nominated
the Lcu,co candidate for the representation Of EseS
~ IN CJniicSs
TIE following th3 resolutions read by the honorable
gentleman, after having Addressed the meeting:
RES lived That tire Constitution of the United States has
c"nrrrr! upon Congress The power AIRY i~
orizing nt:s.s the United States determine the s:c
freedom u PERSONS found within the territory Of any
STATE and carry them Of the State wherein they
found u DC held as slaves in another State.
Hcsol":t, That person in any State OF this Union can
be lawfully deprived Of his liberty, without due process ot
aw, which process in the u alleged fugitive from
vice. is suit law wherein The fact whether said
fugitive was lawfully held service in the State from which
he alleged have escaped shall be determined by trial
by Jury.
Resolved That such trial BY Jury should precedc the de-
livery into the hand ~ the party climns him. of such al
legged fugitive and should be- mad In the vicinity where the al
legged fugvcis found.
Rcsol.e That in the determination OF the question Of lib
ery all presumption OF law and fact are and ought To be- in
favor OF liberty.
Resolved That the Fugitive Slave Law enacted by the
Congress late expired conavenng these principles Is
JUST unconstitutional and in dero,iJn Of the fundamental
riAs Of the Government, and ought To be speedily and for
repealed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08
C0MaEhCliL kElURi,.
xIcuMoSD MARK cts. apR11

TOBACCO.--Thc breaks on Monday were not =, I,,,.
they ha ve been The market Is withDG, mach cb,:
prices; lu!s and common leaf are lower Than they w.
THURSDAY Idsl and good aud fne seinpng and n,,,i
ring are in active demand The sales Of lew mid, ~
manufacturing, Ut SIS IS, SIS IS, and s7, were as &
they have pern There was no ilGc siemniu in aa !.
ON Monday y. VI. MARTIN / cn
sa.s of q hhts tobacco have been made By y. "
lin d Co since rr!ay last AT the following prices: ~
W, X kesrny, NJ SO and Sll 50; | hhd. poor uss
Verre at 81; hind. Il. II. H. Walton, Ut siQ nh: !
Bigdsong lugs u; IS 20; hds, GeJ Harrison, 50 .
SO: hid, D. W Perkins 1T s.; hIids ID. WADE u, g.;
s. - 50 SO - and SIS Isl ntd-.. &. G. Jones 5. Il
and IS IS; hhds., K r. Jones, AT 50 and 50 =; hi.
81 20 So 80, s. 30, S. rs and 81 IS; Il had-. ". A
IS 70 ani s. IS.
FLOUR-SaIcs of Canal Flou: at 81 So Scot:sr.:
held III y; 5Ua 81 G2G.
WiIEAr-Ned 95 cts; white 100 10 los.
CORN-Sales at 10 10 10 GEMS
CORN IIEiL-15 u So cen!a.
OATS--37H 10 AZ \ cents.
RYE--I5 IL 50 cents.
FlSH-lIerings, 10 l Cat 81 80; Gross 81 u 70
IS; ,IacAere, NJ IS rs e. no. Sc so; No. l. s.;
Shad 81 80 50.
LARD--New, in barrels 9s 81 cents; kegs 81 q.
BACON-DaIti Sides s.. 9 cts; ShoGhis.
So jules b 4 d %.
COFFEE new crop Laguay,a IL to !ls Co.
Rio .0S 10 Ii cents.
sUGAR-New Orleans i il GEMS; Porto Rico :,
GEMS. Better ieeilog IN the uarEet Strictly p.
v an:cG.
MOLASSES--Nsw crop New Orleans, in barrels, 50 &C.,
:ts.; cGol u I" q, cents FOR PRIME.
SPlRIrS-CGgnac BRANDY 81 10 8 e; hocho!S S!
90 American proof 33c ith proof -9a55; apple, s-
Richmond 2cc;i:.ei WhsEey 30: :: y. L. Kun - s.!
RICE--New crop 81! Il 81 cents.
Observation-Disclosures at ~ % cts. per 10.
TEAS--mperla i5a75c. per 10; Gunpowc"r 70 10;
ioung Hyson 30aT5c: Biacn IS 90 c.
SOLE LEATIIE&-HcmlYck tanned, good, i,.al.c
damaged Halls cts.
iRON-pie l.Jn S2i to 30 according to quality; Sw.
Us per ton English So; Tgcesa Richmond inana!ac:I
:; Up Country Bar Ss2 81. according 10 quality.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARkEr-Aps.t :.
Beef Gat!le-Scale weight 81 80 TO IS 10.
Hogs-Ncli 81 81.
Shsep-Net, 81 50 TO 50 So in quality and lie SUP
ample. JACoB 3HUOa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08
FOR TIE ENoUIRER.
To the Voters Of the Counties Of Henrico New Kent Char


To the Voters of the Counties Of Henrco Nep Kent Charles
City, and ths City Of Richmond.
In August last you hpnOred me with in the Conven
ton, here assembled. for reforming Constitution
Pending the in the public prints and Afterwards
orally avoweG that elected should support hass of
presentation founded free white people and taxation
With my opinions thus announced you and with
disguses on the subject my majority over my re-
spcced competitors large and decisive In the de-
bates in the Convention, il has been several times said
that a majority of you wsuh prefer different rule
Of representation. | have chosen, your name and
one of your delegates deny the ruth Of this
greatly that The delegates whom you have selected will
no, united this question 1t involves your interes:s deep
y and vastly. hear that proposition apportion repre-
srn,uton by arbitrary and underlined rule Is be sub
mitted by OF my colleagues. With it's details neither
YOU the Convention have yet been informed. can
vote arbitrary rule OF representation In that mode
yield patchwork. think it both just to you
and to honest performance Of the high besow
ed on me- earnestly call your attention the very
critical condition in which this crav question Is now
placed before For my life, would msreprcsent
you'll do believe shall be doing this is my pleasure
TO resor, 10 this mode Of declaring now do that you
should take have your voice heard in the Con-
vention your delegation may speak but opinion
I am, most respectfully, your fellow citizen,
ROBERT G. SCOTT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08

nI,r1,l, ,1i,rrl,,G IN uENEICO COUNTN.

PUBLIC MEETING ~ Hi.AtlCo CoG-,iE.
A. n,ertns uf portion OF Lie lcoria ol u" county OF
1Icnrc held At the Cont House untay, Cout daFD
Al; T,5 ISL John t. iour. nominated is Chatham
ur 'Rirh'd r. Hail. who was unanimously ri,c and .tic
ard Re1s ard j. II. o'"'et "e'e ".4'o'"'s' "'''.' "
' Mr. Souu:., alter frw appreciate remarks, c:!:c he
fIowina preamble and rtsoiu.1ns when were a:cpei
with one asscntia:: voice:
w. norton ri lie p"oplc % Eamrcn in view q! IL:
nr,sc1 nosluro OF lie important qu'au. l9w hcio:a tne
ry,n;;on in session ii the city al hcha"Td, charged with
RI n-c.arn. an amended Constitution or the STATE
IS yi.gi,a involving. the distribution III l.. .iaaiirc power
umonr the several portions OF the State deem II our lg
and duty make known 10 our immediate !eptesan,ahTeh
our views unun the same Therefore, be Resolved by ms
meeting - 900 .e ,,.., ,; :;
Tho on;nou of the of the people OF this county,
hin,,inn nj white population and taxation what
monty called the Mixed Basis is the only rus and safe Basis
of representative power. . "
rirc;n. The norton Of the State Eas, OF the Blue Ridge Of
nountains will be entitled TO decided majority in the le
uislaure We approve OF any compromise or cocrs
SION which shall divide the representation equally between
the pprons OF the Commonwealth East and West OF Those
ID rha odmonished By The Lessons of experience taught
nv ol human history that paper guarantees aio 70
ndpouar protection the rights either of prrsos {" pro-
nerv as ncriion Of The people Of the East require,
The only reliable protection TO our rights and Interests that
fair share of Legislative P0rer To ~hc! entitled
h Thai committee U six gentlemen BE- appointed ~ the
Chairman Of this meeting whose duty It shall 10 coGnu
nicatc copy the above preamble and resolutions ~ each
If thc REPRESENTATIVES from this district: and request them
10 say whether they concur IN ard are willing IL carry out
the vrvS therein .niondel
On r,oou made by J. Fl. Gi!mer il
Resolved That copy of these resolutions be presente!
10 each of the daily newspapers published in the city OF
Rchmoni with The request ;':a they be published therein.
In the requirements Of the 4th resolution the
chairman appointed the following gentlemen, the commit
Tee Of six viz J. B. Young H. GIImer L. n. Elicit, R.
Reins james Hill, D. T.. Gardiner
On motion, tie meeting then adjourned.
r. n. HALL Chairman.
RiegAEn Rs.ss' Secretaries
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08

WESTERN TEXAS.-CoRrus CnalsTI SALT.-The esi-
dsncrs Of the great OF Western Texas are every
div increasing Yesterday specimen OF natura salt found
eight rifles from CORPUS, h-adei when appeared
perfectly pure, wae il is slated That the supply is nrNhans.
table. Carts sent out md IN" SAT- ls shovtitd IN with
is iihnr md EXPENSE Wo eivcs incrris value Is the
fac, that the beet which is scd extensively III that
;!on can J.. nicl easily with this salt than any
other as il takes absorbs The sa with The greatest faci
~ il is further thought that this article when ground
vii. make sal, for the table ard for all cooking purpc-
scs.
We repeat that the existence cths salt will he Of Immense
service 10 ~. 13n county waeTc il il !1nnt, am.
...es .!e .,. - q. the stctioi in lie
~cu.Iy q! CntpGs Cnst the hest grazing lands in the
world extend back in almost every direction, inc mosquito
and brIiD grass flourish 10 sxen water AZ pancs AID
the temperature OF The cue superssdes the NECESSITY
feeding every description Of stock during lie w.l. /. 3D.
dtio the 1.aniefs OF Harris G Mosan d. sy rim along
the Texas :cuch Aranal, PL=s tic e.i4ace T.
!,o:1Y CisS,i Bay, ar the C,,:fnrh: fever has
sGb-tsd Doubt that Ire er!:r1,Ej! "sscrn
Tcx and il fac; 10 Iii 1af'a OF The state II continue 10 in
crease 'eGc OrleGas Della.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08
THE DEMOCRACY OF INDIANA.
Ter from a leading Democrat says:

A letter from lending Democrat says: -.
avery thing is right in Indiana. we hle,. s;r,i
marty of Frcesoilism-whch will all 60 over ~
The intelligent correspondent. Of lie CH'''',''"
expresses similar opinion, follows, IN reE'1 -
BILE course Of lie Scwardi,c party Tie
ton Atlas Albany Journal and "iher ie nv. lit
ssxea, Of the Fillmore organs are alarmed at the signs OF
,s u,e and p,rnesy appea 10 the Wings to abstain from
premature nomination Of Presidential candidates ;,
by The Of prominent free sellers from offices
and is believed that he will 60 on ana al G U en
,hem b1t Hostility This policy il adhered will undoub
dy easily d v5 G the w sea; w The
i'ofieh anu n ,;nn of the Wing party opposed to the
sSsna ee o. and Either Mr. Clay Mr. Fillmore Mr. Web
stsr or tbc other portion OF The party
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08

The St Louis pagers ha Jenny Lind ard Mr.. Bar
NUN before having that city each presented the Mayor with
cnccs Tor 0G0 10 be distributed IL tho following cldta
bic Institutions
or relief OF distressed cing:ans .: every nation 0o0
20 the Orphans Home $50
t. the Protestant Orphan Asylum $50
10 the Catholic VI ale O: ,,lan Asylum $50
r. the German t.adier Benevolent Association $50
the ST. Louis Union thai Salv the celebrated tenor
singer viii! whom M Bariuf effected engagement whe
Havana, will joa ias Lind AMI ring .. her concerts
LyueviIie.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08

LOcOMOIIfE.Thc eleven o'clock train from Baltimore.
"Wednesday, thu wrong track and drove into the
house occupied By Prof Pages electromagnetic locomotive,
ct Washington The conflict and crash was tremendous
Fortunately person injured although fences doors
and tnbc.s flew in all directions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08

Jcnnv Lind is going wish The Mammoth Cave In kcnuc
Ky il said that the stLacicS anxious for her give
Concert ami expect be perrd with establishment. The
sighlsss also anxious 10 the Nightingale
expected that she will have After the
clusion Of the engagement Braun proposes take the
Cave with him 10 The HoFlIs Fair
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08

AMERICAN TIMER GOING To sPAIN.-An agen,
0! Spanish government, il is staah h-s been in this
coantr time selecting large GYctiy OF pitch pine
pink lnaefs spss as,s &c. for the 0: tho Govern
msnt atssnls and ship yards n Cad.z This s tac
acknowledgement o; tc superiority Of the American timber
large quantity Of pitch pine has been selected ar
mcua.inca tic American pine icing considered uncqualIe
for tina: purpose.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08

4 7.
"A important bill Yesterday reported in the Reform
Convention r~la a ec neg in this State. The bill
authorize. the Legislature pass laws for the removal OF free
from, State and for the prevention OF their i'm
migrating the State. II also disqullirs them from
holding property, and prohibits the nanuSSiOn OF s!aves
except condition their leaving the State within thirty
DAYS after The rights Of freedom shall accrue.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08

Romo BY Young Gal, of Norfolk, to whom wo nave ,h
referred in terms of high compliment. We trust '.ls
Express will publish full description OF ms "o'A '
,.bicb 81, yiruinia will take such deep interest
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08

MARRIED, a, Cambridge, Mass, 81 nst Mr. S. W. Dan
sEr, of Faya, Azores 10 Miss HAuREr w. daughter of
the late Professor Webster Of c.
We have heard 1t stated the authority of neghbor.
that on the conviction Of her father this young lady, who
had FOR some time been 5etrothed Mr. D. the brother Of
her sisters husband a5soved him from his engagement
which: however, with uaniness did him honor, he
would rot accept.
We learn that they. with Mrs Webster are about making
visit to her birth place Faya where her eldes, daughter
,es!des.-[.N. y. Express.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08
R,cHMoSp, April 5th, 1851.
RETRIEVED BY TELEGRAPH.

On the 4h March, largo people had congega-
ted Jefferson City, No. from far distant pscesInen wo-
and chidren-lo witness the novel spectacle OF the exc
cution Indian The counsel OF the prisoner telegraph
cd on the 18th 10 MR. Shaner procure respite, which
Immediately peoned for and the result was as fol-
lows:
WAsHrvoras CITY MARCH l4--9x A. M-Sr. Loris =
The Marshal of the district of Missouri Is hereby directed 10
postpone tho execution of the Indian until
Friday the eighteenth of APRIL
WILLARD FILLMORE,
President OF the U. 5.
The message received In ST. Louis at ten minutes be-
fore TO- and Inc Marshal speedily presented with thcc5
patch, and issued the following urdc.-riz:
M ". d. Kerr, Deputy Marshal! JeGerson City
You hereby directed postpone the execution OF the
lnGan prisoner SeeSeeSu aIs till Friday The ISM DAY OF
April. JOHN w. TWITCHELL,
IT, s. Marshal, Mo-, District.
Inc oFce. from the President une the one TO the deputy
Marshal "etc from ST. Louis Jefferson CITY, ten min
utts alter ten ana delivered the Deputy Marshal oTt-
with Tie Indian was not executed, notwithstanding al
'ae PREPARATIONS we're made and thousands Of persons con
Eegaed t" witness the Many OF the citizens OF JET
ierson City do no. think the Indian guilty while large
portion oi the community opposed the execution on the
ground iaut he ought not 10 be dealt with like man who is
taught from infancy 10 fear the consequences of the commits
sion Of crime.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08

MAnRiED, OF ~" 81 n>lan by The Rev Brow OF Carai' Y
TO$. j. BOILING: Of Pc.Isbprc S!r.EiI TO ,!iIa MARY
MEANS IT Fh:tarsiFhia.
MAmRIED, tre 81 Nar Columbia by the Rev Mr. Ce'
JAMES W. ESTES OF Palmyra. 70 SUSAN r. daughter Of l9s
ffaysuu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08

ANOTHER HARD HIT AT YANKEEDON.-It has
been asserted tht great why the LondoGe5 omit
TED the Of nood in constructing the building for
Worlds Fal1 vas that there would be many Yankees
there they afraid they would ,,hHe down! Tine
port 20. believed by the editor OF the Boston Post
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08

Wu. D. Branch Esq was. on Tuesday las elected May
or Of the CORPORATION Of Lync!bnrg for year. Mr.
Brancfs majority over highest caadias is no. and over
I'll Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08
PRICES OK STOCKS IL RICHMOND,
cDkEEcflJ wsgK.v ny ;gK.s i. .A:;G hSrEE-
NEvr WORK MARKETS ANN s.

NE" YORK MARKETS. APRIL 5-p u.
FLOUR G;e--ihe market IS very hrnI for State az We
re a. with good demand for the ,st and oc.l s?" Siea
rr -Four : irr, VIII; sales o 500 b5's =! G3t s: .
,M.:s-Thc Nscst market is tfnn, wth Il better aG !.
TIE sale. 1000 bushels Geros.e At private b"f1ain Ii
Ia held 75c. Corn is hea"y al G5aoS: Cn's re7o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08
~ rNtv
~ IA q.

DIED, AT Savannah the IS M-reh: ISL. wEsTwOoo
MAso' Of Lou :oums: Virginia The dccca,ed
~ unIc but his declining hraih rp -.
he Speeding tho Southern Sat.s wi,o
any 5ene, TO his health for disease which un;oaa
c!"el his earhy career c"sc!ou. ;hl i'es: 49,
I he a: MADE rep1aion COR the awful cinvs thu a73e
blessed assurance at he had nte his petc- uctr
*e circle "f friends and a"quaio:~nc. wror' he hi 1je
Of a:acte the DC, a"d ,l LEI; r,ier and me, her, r..cr
hroher 10 inorn hs !p-s Of aar'.onzr es" ny:
c7 IN! whls they ~:! evT ioay cefs lis mca2r. n 'e
TACT, ma. he ii=r 4 CHRISTIAN
fiED. ri.d'y crrp 4; o'clock In ne 9 year % III -
- years Tc-i;cat Of ,t.I- ciy.
MARY LorISi: Wiz Of Nj william j. pix
-----.-..----
SuGAH HOUSE MoLAssEs:,i2hnis; I9r:.:yo
- NrI- DAVENPORT AtLtN%'o
- sais By - " ii nA Ss'" j;'r AI .i Z
's'iLIAFEKK0's EXTRA FLoUR.-IG9 E.T I. =
SS'ocL AND FEATIIEsS.-i Eags Of go j aot . -
W Of Feathers recs;'ine aa4 Tor Pale BY l. IL saiSKEN
a. ~ =5 pure Cider Vinegar 71T .-77 ~
hr0' f. II ssl>El..
VBocHA coFEEE.-RE7.IviIs75 55 07 a; By ~:
sLEr t7 ED EInLT5.-I5. IS 81 ne 7a.71zs. )
mss Babe ~ Re' iNgti'" c"e'n r-ce,vs op BY
April MORRIS bIsolIL.--
ssitIpe:c: Thc1T Of Hide c5nsiTlcon
CATO, raci.c III. Of calcGiltinr the pt.' q
tic Aae Az! 3th. pats OF bridge fe:a;
Aoriis y |''N' = NORRIS RRornrE
,,'COTT'S PATi2ET IiEFHtGENAToK.-'fs =
> arcrs for :s superior article and lc4 "
spr;;s ','4A -, - W. r BUTLER !" 90 80
frhNO. Des 52s! iGrO7:aN i0aao ..d +, %
Ss r. HUGH IS, pa
= rr :--wiw
sfU;: l:tAri '1D..E Nd PI:L.sI,hh":it..
fS:NE POCAi!0"TaS Capt Parrish. vii. tC:r:'s si.at
;t:Sht -; T.. y. % Il: for tho aho.' Tacea ,-:.
Tn. "PLaSTEGr III. receive :reirlt Tor ne sh9ve-
places t0Innc.o~, "wednesday j Ill - oco-. re,.
hrr a-lt LGDLhN x 49,
EATCIhG 'rhN9ar Ar i,:.DttEi, ~ 20
Nst - IN" L." rc-,#! y: ,h son Nr ti ft"'
~ nsl Of whom are meg - IL" t.'g, M s"r .h'''
ART Of Daf'i.it;, Ct ne .Ptf .iiS o.
| SiH'., u ci15c by the lac !pr ,,.,-.r
Mr ar M-s y. gain ,!t:. 10: - very is gs
whr ha been bestowed upon them by the 5oo l0,
nnna and deco oniy .cra-ary ~ & re IVA s n,
s..ucton nc,uta all ~ the ew and fashionable Dances -
Their Music az v.i! t.da:tcd 10 TIC Da"Gr'
! Apr. 6-tf -----------. "
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NAsHfSGToS, April 5.
Much regret yp:csscd account OF order from the
War Department disturbing the Light Artillery Fort Nc
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In answer 10 which Mr. Archer sent the following note:
RIcHMoSp, MARCH 90, 1851.
S1a Your note Of this evening is received Mr. Scott
,bseuce from Richmond caused The delay in my reply Ny
frpnd MI Scott will be in Baltimore Friday, the 4tl Of
Apt next there receive any communication MI. Daniel
chooses to sen him. Respectfully, your fellow citlzen
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known dial pe-sonu dculty has occGrTeu btt"vrE
w C. Scm, and j. ~ Daniel growing out OF certain anu
sions TO Mr. Scott III the Examiner VI the .s; March :
Card fou Mr. W G. Scott appeared IN t',e hchonn nv
dence cEsGCd: W, on ,c.,
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J. NJ. DANIEL, Esq.

Mr. Daniel having been arrested and bound over BY the
civil authorities then the following note
'''' MARCH 3d. 1851.
Sin: Your was duly received at hall past eleven last
,inht and disappointment made therein shall be strictly al
tended 10. Respectfully }. NJ DANIEL.
AIR p T. ARCHER.
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Dan. n ColIa.a Tcua III" Gil Aprl. 0! C"Tsun?
MARY LOUISA wife o! Nal W'.sa, II, pax.
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SUGAR HOUSE MoLAs.Es.- - hnis. Tor .,,- y
- AprIl DANENPnRr. ALLEN 20
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FRUIT OF VIRGINIA GENIUS.
We glad learn from The N Y Express tina. the "Art
Un!on of New York city have just received statue of
'Virginia"a first and successful eortscup;ured In