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HEApauARTrRs MARINE CoRrs,

HEApQGARTERs MARINE C0RPs,
Quartemaster's Office, Washington, Aug. IL, 1851.
CEPARATE proposals will be received this Office ~
O'Clock, Tuesday, 26 instant supplying
termaser Department Marine Corps with yards light
blue 64 keeys, equn respect
by the Department. delivered
the ouartermaer direct follows, yards
before the 18Th of October
December 1851 Proposals be addressed the
the Marine Corps, Washington
CO The newspapers in Washington Philadelphia, York,
and Boston, habit OF publishing proposals. Office
will give the above three insertions week until the 26h
and send their bills accompanied by printed copy the advertise
ment this Office for payment
Aug l4-3awt26lh
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Whole tickets S2o-Haves So-ouarten $5-Eghihs 81 So
Certificate Of package of IS whole tickets, S270 90
Do 25 half do 1856 90
Do do of25 quarter do 81 ~
Do do Of Is eighth do 337
Orders certificates packages
splendid win the attention. and
drawing Immediately AFTER
10 all who order from
Address J. l. C. MAURY Agents,
Aug Alexandna, Virginia
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william ana Mary College, wiiIi amsl,urx, Va.


lIE next session of this will Wednesday, the
9th OF October Since the last ample preparations have
been made Tor u OF instruction and agricultural
chemistry The statutes the college carefully revised
and the course study adapted the of all classes Of
dents The whole department
dieen classes For proficiency these
Bachelor OF Philosophy conferred Twelve
Guiding the ancient languages the degree of b. and for prof.
cheney in all the degree OLA. NJ
Faculty.
Right Rev. John Johns, President
Philosophy and the Evidences Christianity
Judge Beverly Tucker, Professor
Law. Il Il. v
benjamin Ewe Professor of Mathematics
Morgan j. Smead, Ph d.. Professor OF Languages
Henry A. washington,
Rev. silas Toen, ID. d. Professor Philosophy
Bellies Letters and Rhetoric ~
Robert Gatewood, Adjunct Professor of Mathematics.
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University OF PennsyIvania, Medical Department.
EgMy-sirh session. (ls5i-'5a)

University OF PennsyIvania, Medical Department.
Eighysrth session, Cs5l-'5l)
T'iE lectures will commence Monday, October ths
terminate ibe close OF March
Theory and Practice OF Medicine by Is. Wood M
Anatomy, William Il. Homer, NJ ID.
Materia Aedica and Pharmacy, Joseph Carson, NJ. ID.
Chemistry, James b. Rogers, NJ. u.
Surgery, William Gibson NJ. ID.
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children Hug
Hodge, NJ. D.
Institutes Of Medicine, Samuel Jackson, M. D. Hs
Clinical instruction the Pennsylvania Hospital by George
Wood, NJ d. and by Geo. w. Norris, Nj. ID.
Demonsrave instruction in medicine and In by tn
the medical faculty. assisted by W. W. Gerhard NJ d.
and Henry ii. Smith, Nj ID.
Practical anatomy by John Nel, M D., demonstrator.
Amount Offices for lectures the University 9O5
Maricnang fee, paid only
~
~
ptauuauhs ~
W. Il. HORNER M. d.
Dean Of the Medical Faculty,
6 Chestnut above Thirteenth, opposite United
Mint, Philadelphia.
Aug l-2awtOc5
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sixteen.
LANDS appropriated schools military
lands
made unn thereby for which shall be selected
ny e state authorities before appointed for the
nrn he public sales respectively under the act entitled AN act
70 enable he State other Stnies reclaim
swamp lands within limits September aSil 1880
@iH bs ere"ded from the sales locations for land
aeIea % s unied saes M be Per'aiedo Of the abopes
Hsysd lands making appo-
pfons for the civil diplomatic xpenses
&ct approved 81 March, 1851.
The offering lands
ne os appointed and viii proceed the order in which they
ahVesed with all until whole shall
been offered and the shall kept
open longer than private entry the
VIII he admitted until after the the weeks.
Given under hand the city Washington this sixth
day oi july Domni eight
-. MILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President.
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University Of Virginia.

THE session Of University Virginia
I'll the 18th Of June The University comprises following schools
and lecturcshp, viz:
!. Ancient Languages Professor Gessner Harrison,
9 Modern Languages-Professor NJ Schee de Vere LII. D.
3. Observation-Disclosures Edward H. Courtonay, LII,
4. Natural PhIosophy-Professor Wm D. Rogers, LII. d.
6. Medicine Professor Henry Howard, NJ. ID.
Comparative Anatomy Physiology and SurgeJames L. Ca
s Moral Philosophy Professor Wm H. McGutey DID, L. d.
9. Law-PIoiessor John b. Minor, liz d,
"a Adjunct nS = iioleomse
my-John Stage Davis, A. M, M. ID.
To be admitted into University years
but Of Two brothers applying ior naouiston the Faculty
II the applicant admission has been any
produce cehcate
evidence WIDEN 10 70 the Faculty, Of general good conduct
pocket-money are estimated as follows;
Board, including months soo
Fuel and candies TO be furnished by Proctor
domoy, al $50 n two IN he AT sl5.... Is
Washing be had at about $40 session ......... 10
Rent Of an entire dormitory s6 for half u occupied by
Mstrie,sion fee use Of library and public rooms ' ls
II single professor be attended, $50
In law Junior The fees are as above;
in the intermediate class they
senior class SIS higher fee giving
mission besides, lower class in the choo-say. 70
sa;
Medical Department
In department expense for tuition including
ue Demonsators ticket and dsseclng fee, o5
months enables the student complete Of
tensvo tbs, Of other medical institution Unon BY
tending only two lectures day.
Lap School
An adjunct possorshp having been appointed department
study e subjects OF equity and
commercial will fully
paccs aud there win be aoded shou Of lectures
civil law together with exposition Of the leading
cases in law and equity.
Proctor and Patron Of the University Virginia
Aug t2-2Awrwtol
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Assistant T..eb.v wanted Immediately.

Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
THE Principal Of the wsr.nson N C) Male Academy wishes
who qualified
man, habits and good
applications and fby post paid
10 he Principal,
Feb l0-dn
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Sale Of Improved Lands ian Ohio. ceded by the wy
undots in Ib41.

y
undots n Ib41.
NOTICE hereby given that authority this
Of Sd March, portion
Upper ohi0 ceded
the l7h March, Sl viii again offered public sale,
Office Defiance Ohio Monday feent September
The OF 81 March, sl3 minimum Of these lands
dollars
the aeertansd by the the War Department
shall be paid in addition 10 the price of the land
The will be open absolutely
10 offer the lands, and exceeding weeks.
Given this seventeenth
day July Dom thousand eight hundred and
John WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the
July 24-law6w General Land Once.
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Commissioner of,he General Land once. :

NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right eption Of the
lands within The townships and of townships above
ted required establish satisfaction OF the register
and receiver The land oce make therefor
practicable seeing th and before the day
nied Tor the of the public sale O the lands
bracng the claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Il, "
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Directions by Commander Rinpgoid United
emhaoing surveys OF the Faopes TO the bay o
San Francisco, San Francisco San Pabo straits ot
Carqnines and Suisun bay confluence deic branches % the
Sacramento and San including the cities Of snca
meo'o and Boston State Of California Price, $40 set aa sale
in Washington city by TAYLOR MAuRf,
booksellers, YIN street
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Maps California just hnislaed ready
distribution.

series of charts embracing The latest Of the Faralones
II Francisco, IN
Pablo Carqunes bay
deitc branches the and
with middle iork)
including cities of Sacramento and Boston, sail
ing directions tables of latitude longude varaion
distances and tidal observations by CadwaIader
gold, commander United States
30 by inches
ea sheet exhibits the whole survey made
Issnder Rieggod including Joaquin
D. Gbbes with air line and distances between all The
n esIn q California.
70 of
Francisco IN n sea OF half In inch o a IN
2, a one 10 a M
Combined they extend the bay
Vallejo, he capital state,) Benca Martinez
the Pacific, susun Sacramento and Boston.
principal
Francisco city on enlarged scales.
All orders directed undersigned OF Vim. r. Bayly
taoner, Washington city, c. will be promptly attended
PRED ID. STUART Sole Agent.
New York Herald New Orleans Pcayune (O0
Enquirer 81 Louis (Mo) Daily Times, New Bedford (Mas
Mercury, Daily AaE Nantucket Inquirer Salem Register
PHILADELPHIA North Norfolk Herald,
and Charleston Courier please week three and
send bill with a copy of the paper Washington Union
An -
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Navy Beef and Pork for 1854.
NAVY DgPARTaxsr
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing August 49, 1851
PALED proposals. endorsed "rroposals for Beef "Pro
u.ss the be, will be received this
ae until O'clock Saturday, the aOth day Of September
aIr for furnishing delivering free of all and risk the
United States -,
hundred barrels OF beef and three thou
sand Al hundred barrels OF navy pork
Each contain mol less than two hundred pounds mel
sh of beef OF weight ia either article will be
J mr. To be respective yards follows
Barrels beef Barrels pork
IL Chsesown, Mass. i,oW......... .....l D0
AZ brooklyn, N. Y............l 800 .......-.i2 200
Al Gosport, V....,
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NV A. NJ FARQtfAR. formerly OF Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
n claims
co. The revolutionary war; with Great Britain and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, or scrip
Bowrf attend to the purchase ahd sale Of bounty
and order. . .- ..,.
Patent OHeeTbe applications for patents procuring models,
s~ir~s Ar attended all their various branches
n.rrra OsA claims against the department will he
connctors quarterly accounts pay OF
ditto facilitated, &c. = - -, ...x,. A.a..,... ....
New Oean. Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertser Louis
x,s a. CINCINNATI Gazette Indianapolis
ssnre New Detroit Free Press, vii, publish TO
"a .",,h - !" go, - - June 24n
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NOTtCE,-HooE BROTHER, co. beg leave TO their
~ customers that they have received impoa
tions rich and beautiful assortment o
French embroidered mnsn cabc and lace sleeves euns ana
collars
Camhnc nouncinRs, ipserings, and edpines
Also iacone cambrics India, Swiss musins, or
dresses, TO which they invite attention.
! July IT,
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INCEST Of the Decision. in tho Courts ~ Equity y"
IL the Ined States by John Putnam, of The Boston bar
octave 1851 giving Of all the decisions The
con Of equity n the ned previously 70 isi7 Just pub
Iished.
July n fnnNsn 'nihoH
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I'VE QuINCEy's Itf. and Manners from the Autc-
~ biography Of nm Opium Eater. Unifoem edition.
For sale by TAYLOR h MAURY,
IuyW BOOKSELLERS, NJ
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.-T lectures n
~ institution will the first Monday Of
and March.
Thomas Miller NJ d. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology.
William Johnston, NJ D., Professor OF
OF Women and Children
Joshua Riley, NJ D. Professor OF Msten Medea
and Hygiene.
Jno Fred May, NJ Professor Principle. Practice Of
Surgery.
Tyler NJ d. Professor Pathology Med
icine.
Robert King stone NJ D. Professor OF Mcroscopca
logical Anatomy.
Edward NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry Pharmacy
James y. Morgan, NJ. d.. Prosecor and Demonstraor.
The entire for full Of lectures by
80.
Practical anatomy by the denonsaor
Mauicuhing fee, payable only .....,..........
Graduating
Clinical instruction regularly the Washington Inhrma
-JNo. FRED. MAY, ND
Aug I0-2awtd Dean.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March %, 1851
THE State of 1as having by legislature passed during
649, called the creditors Of the
republic treasury Of the State previous to the LIST Of
evidences their claims and Con-
approved 9th September, 1885, authorizing
millions Of hve cent stock 10 the said sne OF
millions Of said stock should not BE- issued
which duties
pecay pledged of the United states
releases against the United States for
count certificates such forms shall be
by and approved by the
States -: Now, order that this depart
pen may Of the claims for which the
imports thus pledged, the holders or owners OF all
file and description OF them
the LIST Of October ll and TO exc
States their respective claims agree
ably been approved by the President
OF hs United Of above Of the sh Of
September 1850 ,,,,, uoncp
Acting Secretary fthe Treasury
PORN OF RELEASE.
Whereas Congress- approved September 1850 ten
millions in
for considerations In said ac menuoneo WIN poss
than no more said stock shall be issued until
tie holding bonds and other ceruhcas OF
du,ics imports were specially pedgd
shall frat file treasury the United States releases OF all
claims account OF said bonds or
the undersigned creditor OF me ss
ofera holding the Of the following described bonds or
the bel and ior which
the dunes mentioned specially pledged
Here devcrb bonds OF certificates
ard consideration hereby release TO me
United against hem for or on
account Of certifcates above described
witness my hand and seal al - - this ----- DAY OF
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FORM OF RELEASE.
Sealed and delivered in presence OF
1.-TWO Witnesses.
Mar W--di3l h kwtSep3l

|
Sealed and delivered 10 presence Of
MI. aIs,s rGS n~,sepsi
no OWNERS OF Land. In Tsr.s.A gentleman vginia,
the present season. and would as 70 become W % ,, h ,o
market -, -, 4, ,..,ou. :, .nu,u,,. :,
arricuture give satisfactory testimonials Of eapac
INTEGRITY and and s smaon TsIs
land. who would he inclined e ava n n%,s
advertiser andge suitable responses BY RoPps R9,!
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
HANGING Academy>-Fir.t Co"rse..-Mr. r. RL.s,x has
tho citizens and G Geofg ore
menee on Tuesday, 2 his residence on PennyW
nsv Of uon Thursdays, and sa'ur
days. Georgetown Monday. and FHd"y'
n n I,ooE q CO. wholesale and Retail Dealers In
carpe,ins, hoor oil cloths mating, sugs, su' 'e"'
D. rc""'''''"'' G. ''''
Aug 2e-a -
IL ofwesten Virginia vol, 5vo; BY wills dc hassi ios"a"
p%mss peona,y o. Engine w.rk Engineering ~
Cooley, Lady. Book for August
Graham. Magazine for August -
ge the voss. ,o fss% by y ana a. cas a portrait
This day received '0' '"" TAYLOR MAURY,
Jayl7 Bookseher' near :" '"e.e
,rTIor or <ou.r,.r.h,p-The arm heretofore
IL inc nnde ,he name Of Dyer Brother this day. by mutual
consent dIycd Mr. George Dyer win attend 10 me settle
men o The Of the unsettled business
Of IN. late Robert w Dyer deceased which immediate attention
~ ~ 'a,,,, .,. ,a,, Ia ,aa,,sei EDWARD q. DYER,
f'''P' GEO. Y. DYER.
WAsaiSaros, September "a, ls'o'
mr cop.rtner-hip Ncsc..-The undersigned nave formed
copartnship and firm OF Dyer mesue ana
viii continue the general auction business at The
old Of Dyer Brote Of 10Th street and fennsVn
/
solicit of
pledge themselves TO discharge ah
fully every conhded 10 them.
Mcclure prepared make advances upon All con
| signments, and to cash all sales made by them
| EDWARD @. DYER,
y. q. Mcguire.
wAsnperos, septemh.' VI. 1850.
Sept. 2T-dn
General Agency at Washington, u. q.
ny A. NJ FARQUHAR formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
II far claims for the with Meri
CO. tho with Great Britain and the Flor
ida
For pensions bounty land, or scrip
Berrfy the purchase ahd sale Of bounty
order. . :. -...-.. ......u- -.
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DEMOV Al DE sEIpING h WYLIE have removed thei
General Agency and Law Once 70 Seventh street
and opposite Odd Fellows Hail. and two me
National Inteiieencer ONCE,
Mss3
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Books Published ANA In paess ny Charles a. iAtIo
James Brown, BOstOM.

July 27-lawl3w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-13
4 PUZZLED PROFESSOR.


ID class III college, there was 1 member III.
tedlor his waggesy. One day the Professor 81
Logic was endeayoring % spbslan,ate that a
thing remains the same Notwithstanding sub.
siitutIon ii some III paris. Chr wag who had
been exercising the Yankee art Of whiting. at
length held tIp bis iafk.knlEe inquiylhg
sSuppose | should lose the bladesoi' nv knif4
and should ret another made aud inssned IL
" place would Il be lbs same knife as i was
before n
10 h6 sure. replied the Professor
"Well then. The way continued, ssNpposes
should then lose ths handle and yet another,
would il Be same sin lR
.Of course, the Professor again replied
but if somebody should find the Did blade
and The old handle, and should put them sogeth-
VI, what knife would Thai bc NJ
Ne never heard The Professors answer
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-13


ibis nsbis and iislingsissai g'1Ha y iis
eaera ofihs Union, has usl returned Ion bis
lale iour ID The canrass. lie las dPao.anan'
va salulday last ID fsft 6ibsors where -
Ian here tsls n OsiPefrisg y ~ people, e1d
or crossed euihuissm, ofss pleasing ard dealh-
ID = chaflcief lsr our couufry. e. % rye. pr
800 eeu impulses and renewed eaerRyt 10 abe
ldends qfthe Unien. 3D. sc need So aiienFi
any description e ibis ocrasion Or i.s results.
We vii lesre lhe people q Clsiiofne to speak
or ihemsehea ihpHgh fhe haiiol-bnE.--Oeh.
faoie, ailaF spending rs days Al CoopeF's
Nells, fet8faed % ilis CHS % "Wednesday. lie
issas afih1 friends viii De delighted to earn, 70
1losl r1reilenf henik, aud seemsto Us, 10 body
as we'll iumind. spirits and energy, in fne.
couQiiioa for even 4 tnelrs months Struggle, If
need be. with The enemies Of he Goeeynmsaf.
The enthusiasm, zeal and patriotism, now ava
kened IN the people every where ia the State.
BY the mad Praipc, oI ,Iisanion OF The Sonh Caro-
lima staHp, cannot fail, in our hnfIbIe Judgment
70 bear this gallant chieiain and glorious Union
leader in proud triumph above Tie malignant aud
punv efforts ofhis personal and political EVE
MES. Reader, can you fud in The leading dis
union presses ofthe State, any thing Of manly.
open. dignifed opposition 10 Senator Fods as
a politician and sfatesmlni When be is as
sailed politically, is he not assailed by perrersior
Of ruth by areckless disregard elfacts, and
by every element Of iaIsehoo and rnisrepresen.
Iation, which a willy and interruptions enemy can
possibly diyisel Is he notpersoaplly denounc
ID. with all The malice and bitterness. which a
scep persol al hatred. uRchasiened passion. cal
imny and deiracton can inventf And who i
here. who knows General Fooie. but knows, Of
! truth, thai he is ane. combining the most ele.
'ated moral Qualities that ever adorned the
ace-nob'e, generous, unsuspicious. .frank, 1.-The
al, and sefsicrifcing d his friends almost to
fault His gallamry and honor caunol De
hadrd. even by malignant envy ITSELF These
IA iuail'es which cannot IL jnstics, be denied :,
y he's enem es-and ii Alabama and Mississippi
There he has been known for aearly thirty years.
oi spot nor \ bemish has. rested uponihe !,
sciilcheoC oi his honor. Ofhis talents we need
~ nolhing. The whole American people are :
'miliar with them. and the rank assigned him.
= the public Judgment Of the country, cannot
ow be setaside BY the pany rhipsiers, or party !.
acks Of the disuaion fdction in Aississppi- :
aders Of RaeHismi
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J
THE TWO FACES or DISUNEON,
Or, the Cat 0sst or fEsc bag.


TheG'llowiug article from The Millcdgryille
4 (Ga.) Recorder contains a description of The
manner in whichthe canvass is conducted in
Georgia. Iiiseren worse ID our State, because
Ehera he Union Dcmocrafs are tola lid tiov
Quiiman Is h favor of he Union whehit Il
well known thai Tho Governor II 4 secession,
isl. and be his been ever since the question WAS
! ifsi Taisrd.
THB CAT OUT OF THE BAc.-A few days
sincc certain militia colouol. not great way
! flom Miipdgaville. and who Ind rendered himself
CONSPICUOUS for his disnnion sentiments lasi yenr.
met i FIRE eating Wing, and congratulated him
onihe nomination IL Mcdonald Cor Governor
said ilq no,o Wing and Democrat we're done; i
was secession or no secession; Mcdonald had
i,een nominated, because Of his popularity with
his old party III carry nut the doctrine that the
convenient addeclared Il. thar before South Car
DINA go oul Of The Union, Georgia would be-
Out by her next Legislature; that they had trust
ed this matter TO the people last year, and they
did not intend 10 trust them any further; that The
offset was to make The old Democratic parly The
hucleusa rocnd which this movement was 10 l,e
made, and 10 effect that purpose they shouhlral.
iyunder the old party name, but they hoped that
Wings would rally with them and thus carry out
their schemes, and that be might be assured thai
party lines were gone and new ones had been
formed.
A few hours after this orr military friend mel
4 Union Detn0cra,; 70 him his grief was unbound.
ed asio any Misrepresentation between lie mem
hrs of tho old pariY--declared they We d u.
pissed 20 secession had adopted The TeS0lasiona |
The convention to catch IVhig votes had npui.
mated Mcdonald because ne was an Cd Tnion /
man, and when they 'sheuld Get the Legislature.
would provide well fiji their iiicnds, aud begged |
be wonld take no nff'sncs a; what might b. said |
about disunion -itwas hlind 10 net vales.--
Same two dass alter, these genllem n hapncnFd
il conversation, when iIorcured that the Disun-
ion Whig, nns knowing The sentiments DC The
Uninn Democrat related The conversation with
bur CAlonel. The Union Democfal. iniurn, stu
ea what Ind passed between thcmI Jndgc 81 The /
mutual safprise Of these gentlemen Al the hypor
Isl pl man whum lhey believed was An honor,
sble man The result, however, was thiss Tie
Union Democrat declared he would neither yale
or alcDonald noy,his patty, because they had
viewed themselves Disnuionisls. the Disnnion
'yhlg declared thai as deception WAS the ayowed
lhiect 81 Mr.. McDonald's friends. he would noi
oie for him, since he nigh. as soon be the dDpe
\ any ono else. n
This Is scene from real life, and il il the
Use game whichthe Disuniouisrs are PLAYING
\ over tue State. they intend to getthe pow.
I II ahey can, ana tea, By lhe action o the next T.,
legislature, garry the State out Of the Union /
Cd form Southern COnfsdesacy with South
sarolinA. Ia
4 BEpoAER ErNED.--A young woman ia I
royldence, named Mary Rhodes, has been al.
sled aud fined $40 ard costs lot appearing ii !
ale attire. liz
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-13

A NEGoo HIKE ny MoH.-A negro in.
Columbus Eeorga, who was convicted by two.
successive jnries oIlhe Infamous crime Of rape
upon little cd 10 yeats 81 age, and was sEn.
fenced 70 be hung on the l2h inst. was repEiegs
ed BY Gov. Towns. The people heaFing his
became 50 mcensed that they assembled III
o'cock, proceeded 10 the iailaud demanded the
keys. The sheriff refused 10 give them Up.
The doors were broken open and the negro
brought out and hung On apinc tree back If she
i'll.