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sundries from Cincinnati.

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Cheap P0.t@se. 4 New Ea.reprize.

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F-a Is

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The noanr. farre T.r-xa..e.

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4 Merchant Prince.

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oafee. sugar. Ac.

Coffee. sugar. Ac. JUST received per steamer PeasswE: , B ssrks Re CoEse; ? hads. SHgar; 10 bh!s- de: bbs Nalass~s; hsiF sbs No44ss.s: S0 sacks Salt ABa fer saie bF
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RAT RAT. ROAD

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ED EIN ME @ WE
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NOTICE,

T %e s ie whom # ,Rsy eeaeera. ihs1 au fhs Eryi \ Tnts-av after flss seeea4 Gea1sy c Ayrn @-xt. l s'aaj afssly le inc Probate Ceart sf lsse esanty of ssf--Ssz- ia ta- ofsae pf Arkams4s fer order 10 psz aistrhat1ve kaaFes lo Gas ksts sf DaEsg. r Sa!fH d=ce=s%5-
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FEEeFF AVRIYtL~,

EfSE%Ef AkKHN kL~. ID ECEiTED frpsa Asw 0rjssas per Steamer ? 1e PrnuExiI, rsr Fs lewlsg Geoas Luz stas Hs-s;
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 5 Me asses; 4 aa for sac Al HUTFsS i-stils Roek. Feb 94 1851 Nan Stre-t.
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FaFE SALE.

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@nndriss from New Orieans.

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FROST & CO.,. G2T DEALLEs N w AB0ots. shoes BgO%anM@

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Seed 0afs.

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Hats and Caps.

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Groceries.
WALTON, ANFcRDG co. GENERAL GR0CERS.
 EvD COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nc. as, New Leree. N orf~a=.:

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Cresrei. Creaess.

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NEW YORK sfOkE.iH

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Iron and Castings. 4nnn Las. Bar raa. as~orssd -EtJIJJ { 8snasss Nat RsdH { Baaas~s Exfrz HaFss Saues lsss p5re-s ftex g tsgs. = akiEssts sad is.ss. 5s Dv-ss aaA fas: ts @@sortea EnHsish Tstss , SRgHr Arsss~s. i2 Esraa Irons. 70 esta Ida Reeesy~s per n rassse. aaa fex ssAa hy
 JOHN D. Ai1AMx. Feb. II. SssAxnbost Lanhiux.
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Fifly noiiars Reward.

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s.oI.DiEss' LAND WARRANTS. for ies - aeFss saeA, Tor sai@ by
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The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-05-28
respect her, and mean to do SO as long asI live.

respect her, and mean to do so as long ash live.
applause. .t n.
Well, gentlemen, suppose that on that occa-
sion had taken different course from what
did. Ii may allude to anything 80 insienifi.
cant as myself-suppose that. on the 7ih of
March, instead of making speech that would
reconcile the country, had joined in the gene
raj clamor Of the partv--suppose had said
will have nothing to do with any accommodation
we will admit no satisfaction--we will let
Texas invade New Mexico--we will leave New
Mexico and Utah to take care of themselves,
and we will plant ourselves on the Wilmot Pro-
piso, and let the devil take the hindermost
Now, gentlemen, don't mean to say that great
SQnsequences would follow from that; but sup
Ske had taken such course, how could be
biSped for IL! Was | not a Massachusetts
man Did not know Massachusetts, senti-
men,s and prejudices? But what Of that am
an American Great applause] ! Twas made
whole man by God, and don't mean to make
myself half a one. Tremendous outbursts of
applause.] / own reputation-for fattered
myself that service Of 40 years has given me
some character. thought it was my duty, and
did not care what was to give way. felt it
to be my duty to come QUITO 90 for my coun-
try and my whole country, and to exert every
power | had to keep that country together.
[Great applause. cared for nothing was
afraid of nothng-but meant to do my duty.
Duty performed makes man happy-duty neg
!ected makes man unhappy as well as those
around him. therefore, gentlemen, in the face
of all circumstances and dangers, was ready to
90 forth and do that which my country-your
country-demanded of me; and, gentlemen, al
low me to say here to-day that if the fate Of
John Rogers had been presented to me-if
had heard the thorns cracking-by the blessing
of Almighty God | would have gone on and
discharged the duty which thought my coun-
try called upon me to perform. | would have
become martyr to save my country.
And now, gentlemen, FAREWELL Live and be
happy Lii like patriots. Live like Ameri-
cans. Live in the enjoyment of the inestimable
blessings which your fathers prepared for you,
and if anything that may do hereafter should
be inconsistent in the slightest degree with the
opinions and principles which have addressed
to you, then discard me forever from your re-
collection.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-15

PROSPERITY OF THE CoUETRY.-TheNe New York
Herald remarks that the finances Of the country
are in very favorable coalition. California
has added immensely to the metallic currency
of the world, and the prospect never was better
for supply of gold dust equal to anything ever
anticipated. Very few realizet the extent Of the
production of California gold. More than two
hundred millions of dollars, in gold dust, have
been extracted from the soil Of that section Of
the world in little more than three years.
1t is this accession to our currency that has
given such an impetus to every great interest
of the country; and so long as the receipts
continue at the rate already realized, we need
apprehend no revulsion that will arrest our
progress. Occasional checks may occur, but
our course must be onward; and in few years
we shall be able to trade with other nations on
our own capital"
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-15

The FUGITIvE SLAVE TRIALS AT THE NORTH
There are now before our courts, or shortly will
be before them, four distinct and different trials
Of parties who have been indicted for obstruct-
ing the officers of the law in carrying the Fugi-
tive Slave law into execution--one in Boston,
one in Syracuse, one in Buffalo, and one in
Pennsylvania These trials will be ofvery great
Importance, and their results will be looked for
ward to with great deal Of interest. They
will test in q very material degree, the feeling
between the North and South, and havea very
great influence on the future movements and
connection between these different parts of the
republic They will test the popular feeling Of
the North in reference to the adhesion of the
masses to the Constitution, and their regard to
its requirements respecting Southern rights and
Southern policy.-N. T. Herald.