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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-13
CASlWET WARE ROOM,
EgI Fort .esanOS6t.'


TliE subscriber would respectfully inform the
l. public and the people in this vicinity, that
he has taken the shop formerly occupied by Geo
L. Moore, where he will continue to Eanutac-
turc all articles in his line Of business.
Having learned the business IN one of the
large cities, he has brought with him all the arts
Of the trade, and is prepared to make the best
articles, as well as the cheapest: and as he does
his own work, and under hut light expense, he
can afford to sell at lower prices than the city
shops. In short he can furnish every article in
his dine, no matter how stylish or costly. or
whether il be Of Rosewood, Mahogany, Cherry
or common Pine. He will ALSO make Collins Of
all kinds and attend FUNERALS, whenever his
services may be required.
| Persons engaging furniture from him may rely
upon having it well made and of good materials
| Cy"Countiy produce taken in exchange for
work. MATTHEW CANIWELL.
Port Deposit, Nov 29f
NOTICE.
MY negro boy ssDavc" has left my promises
I'll and is lurking about the neishi,urhood. He
is about 5 II. 9 in. h Oh; BLACK, and of slender
build. This is to notify all persons against lar
boring said hoy, OF employing him. Against
any 80 offending, will cause the law TO be en-
forced. BOUIDEN BlDDLE.
Near Freachtown, Nov %, 1850 5w
For Ecens i'm Chesapeake City.
one TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, with
" kitchen aud good garden attached, good loca-
In
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EEA THIS.

nro ocloc Thursday morning. an Illness ot on
81 hours Mr". " BKlChEN, DR.. G. r. Brcscn ani
daughter al VI G!annni of tls the }d
The friends d a' OF the family respectfully rcJlc
rt attend her itnCrI tn: Catholic Church.
tfI!day. at O'clock "ll.,ut further notrc.
ntco rowiatan House in this city Nay Ms
ALICE "Ei> vile 81 VIM Powers Esq
her ~
DEE, CHcla. IN fas couar, Nor;. Carolina on Sunday
m"rI-. thc -Hd o.! March. =" chonic Group SUE BET a.e
srar- tar. daughter OF John e. ami I.urv f. Davis.
SHE rIrIAr III
thu. HE dread Reaper. though mot wraih
.i-t 10 I'LL iS cnle " the drst "i III.
he c.ed !Ui nrser has purrr, blossom been
trtlst rIrcuiy Than
.l record. as sunbeam ia ia. one,
home. .lIng I.I an! eiaicS throughout
Gle her character. ans! lliry lovely AMI lrr
r"ii all w" her Ile
!en- uGJGon hut ;icy forever rl.
hcf llc is wiiEt hose m at God! where
ncIll r suffering.
Calm hn. cod Is the lone dwelling place,
Nrr srrcnr.: size sleeps ~ her !niuJ,
Torn from her parents embrace.
Tu.T weep thsIi Taincss All! GinOn
They have surrendered their beautiful
y d"tf cli Ina, thcr Father gave
Though the loycy Is laid 10 the dust
Her ,.ti Ia IA" crave"
Nntat".r shall or dim her bi-i:
ra!l shall sI" klnw
T'"T H. l!yci,e u ~ an high!
Atr from HI. wogi! Q: noe ROBERTA
Eysc Ill. y e. 1851.
5rac Whi". Re yajicIn Times AZ! Christian AIyocat.
qu.se! e. ,unl.h
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PRICES OF STOCKS IL RICHMOND
SALES OLE InkACCO.

Sales o: ~ hhi- Tobacco have been made hy
Brown within the last lew days as follow:
Mr. R,arrt rnnr. Fiuvann,, hnds, At Sis -.
atg73 at IS. | iugs nj I. Mr.. Richard ON
Fiuvanna, & hnd- | AT 10, | at 81 | at 5 80, i
lugs al 8 Is and 6. Capt. Michel Cattcrtun, Al,
hhds nj 10. Mt 9 e. / 8. | at IS, / At ! p
) 10. Mr.. o c. Niche, A!oenIurle ! hhd> 81
5 80, lat7 %, lussntG Mr. james NJ. B1amr4,
marie, hhas, at 10 81 a'9 50, | AT -, !.
lus at 8 IS. Mr. II q ShacSleinrd, AIocn,rI., ,
10 80, arg 75 at 9 81. Lat 50, att G2, la.
Mr.. VIM j. RarwrI Aloeuare, hhd, at6 NJ.
White. Green, hhdS | az 10 80, AT 9. AT : IS,
lu125, Jugs ut IS Mr. Richard Dorsey, .iI;t
hhds. i, 10 IS, nt9 IS iags %. Mr.. JOHN
uprnarle. hhds AT -. Iass al Il 50 Mr. ti.n:,
Nelson | hhi Al @ Mr., J J Jones, AIoen'ri~. .
=, luys a, i -. Mr.. 4. :. Farrer, hhi. luz (.
Can't Jno Martin, .iiocmarlc, hat AZ : -.
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C0.MMERCIiL RECORD,
RICHMOND MARKETS, JCyp

trOBiCCO.-The market shows no very nra,..r.,.
since our last report. Lays and common Leaf J ,,
! ,r rhan lucy were last week. Thc.c is more ann,
fine manufacturing aud good and fine s,cmmiq,
manufacturing sold yesterday ii from j. 10 50 mn,
~ 81 -. The breaks showed u larger a..,.,s1. ~
! mod and line manufacturing than We have ny,,r.
pas: ten days. Fair 10 good tobacco Is rather 8w.
vas last week. " VI. NA1-,y :,
Sales oi II hhd:. Tobacco hav" been mao b. Il
TIN 4 Co. since Tuesday last AZ tile follow r. :.
Mai Alex. Jones at St IS al 81, at = 80
n la, -, at9 IS. > AT . g: and IA, ID
| n y. F. Aston II % hid. v. T. Eaakip.
luu.l in bad order. 8 TO- 5 10 ani 1Ji Aat- lr,f
and at II. Ii hhds. X. 5, Epe> Ah.. uro.,ci q,
, nupsl at d - and -, M :, y t92a:eij,
9 g., 10. 10 81, and 10 -: :. F. Epes hha.. )
| 81 and ~ -: X. r. Chapprii hhis at $ 80 ant
Evans hid ~ Sll *: Col. W. Mer"d'th hhcs n
{ 30 30, ana IS. T. c. Wilson HID. Al 81 q
rIuuR.-ll!r last sale, o: Richmond at 81 L s.
willie %. for choic: lots.
WHEAT.-Sa Sales al $ 10 los cen;s--prce no%.ua
CORN.--6?l s: 10 IS cents per bushel.
CORN MEAI.--Iv cents.
OATS-i5 Is cents.
RHE-75 10 70 c~n:s-
FIS!E-Ilcrrings. New No. Cut s. 50a :; ti-5
Roe ST 81 y; MacAercl, No ), 80 - 4 80 No. )
Sill :,h.t-nunc III market.
LARD--New IN barrels, ii cts; Kegs / J.: ~.
BACON Baltimore Sides .. cents ShoHt!ef.
The market firm
COEFEE-Prime new crop la4,ayra g. 10 =.
Rio ga tug. cents.
SI;t; ,R-Ncw Orleans Sd ! cents Porto R!a
I: cents.
WITNESSES. Sweet Cuba il held a; q . CT.
small stock New Orleans, firm at IS els; fc-boirc
IROS-pi. Iron 81 IN 50, according 10 quality
so5 u.r Ton English ~; rredegar Richmond manu-
=. In Country Bar So 81 according 10 quality.
sTEEI.-Amcrican blis,ered s. 05 10 10 per ton
IIyE-Saics on Dock 81 II
SAI.T-From store 81 10 sales from wharf $! ),
-arrlving more freely.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKEr--Jvyt
Beef Cartlr-ScaIe weight 81 80 10 - -.
Hogs-Nctt So 50.
Shecp-Ne;t 81 50 TO $ 30 - IN quality, ~! the
is ample !ACob Silt
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IMPORTANT FROM MAZATLAN.
As ISvAs1nS FROM CALIFORNIA EXPECTED.

Correspondence OF the \. \. Express.
MAzATLAS, MAY s.
The reports brough, down by the steamer from San Fran
cisco respecting invasion OF This portion OF Mexico By
an expedition of Caornans, under command OK Gen
Moorhcnd, do not much uneaslness here.
Depend upon H. however there is trouble brewing in Low
CT California. From the appearances Of things there is
deep feeling OF hostility towards Los Amercanos"
tained BY the Mexican inhabitants Should this feeling
seek the least practical manifestation the "fibusteros OF
California would have all they wanta pretext pounce
upon the Mexicans the coastwth view il NAV be of
eventual annexation Yours, in haste ARGUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-06

An amusing trial going New Orleans at the third
District Court before Judge Kennedy being action brought
by Mde Barona ballet Tom Pacide the
tFac rs RI oe f5 just
claims So 900 for breach of contract and damages
besides balance Of Sl39 lo services rendered Her plea
was that her contract dancing artistic only obliged her
10 appear in baes and fairy whereas she dis
charged for refusing to dance the polka in comedy entitled
rbe Serious Family The defence up that one kind OF
dancing was the same Others and that ballet dancer had
no right to object perform the polka when required IL
was admitted that The Serious Family comedy, and
COPY of The play produced and filed court evidence
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-06

PRACTICAL SATIRE.-At Syracuse on Saturday,
ie negro woman rugged ont in the style, with dress
reaching just below her knees flowing trowsers and gypsy
hat, with streaming ribbons pomenaded the streets attract
ing considerable attention The dress was given her by
some young gentlemen OF the city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-06

From, This il will be that the majority for the new con
,i,,nn 81 far j. ~ with The certainty OF considerable ad
a!ti.,n, from Frederick and Aiesahy n'Jo.!.'
@ i scarcely he overcome BY any possible array ul op
- Il. Md Shurr cnlntIcS
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,r1ll. Nr.y- n1rYLANp CONSTITUTION

On "Wednesday the people If uyland voted On the New
Constitution which has TO doubt been handsomely adopted
The 3 !tior Smn which has shown remiSab'c energy 10
ccnr The returns publishes the following decisive result
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore American.

NALPARAI.D, MAY IT. 1871.
Every thing here j. confusion in consequence OF the
earthquake the particulars ot which you viii ind IN
the newspapers. There hundred distinct
shurks serious revolution broke out IN santiago
on ie 2lS ri April The difficulty out OF the approach.
ing Presidential election The candidates Monte and
Cen Cruz On the day above named General Of Batal
ION lmcd Yaldna declared in of Gen. Cruz and the
Tiers under him set ire The Cathedral and olhe. public
buildings skrmsh then took place in the street and S"v-
cS. persons ot distinction killed. Don lgnacu OruAa
A- wounded but dangerously. The cities OF Santiago
and NalDara-o are both under martial law.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-06

delegation of gentlemen from Tennessee Mississippi
and Alabama embracing ExGuycrnors Clay and Jones'l
have recently visited Charleston for the purpose oil procuring
aid in the construction of the Memphis and charleston
Railroad public meeting has been held III charleston
and resolution, offered by Mr.. Memmnger, adopted by
large majority requesting the Clty COUNCIL so soon Us S
m ,rned that have been made satisfactory
to the South Carolina Railroad Company Tor crossing the
Savannah River ut Augusta subscribe to the stock OF the
umnhis and Charleston Railroad Company, the sum OF
Two Hundred and Fifty Teousand Dollars.
This uniting States by bands of iron is vastly more sens1-
HE and natoic than rash movements TO dssocate sister
States and arm brother against BROTHER in civil strife and
boodshcd Charleston knows her real interests and the
true honor Of the South
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LATEST NEWS BY TIE TELEGp
Photographed for the Richmond Enoyi,

MARYLAND CONVENT lON.-I New e.; g., 90
according To the returns thus far received has t.s
b. majority of 1000
The Markets to-day have been steady Sales os >.
Howard -, Flour ana 200 bbs, Civ Min. W. " ".
81 25a ST 81. Grain unchacgnd. WEiskcy y q"
The New York markets continue unchanged
flclcgraphed for TIE Richmond Encu!re,,
MIa@EDGAvIttE &, J.,
The Ion. Howell Cobb has been Nominated ne y
par1y as their candtatc :ur Governor If t..oT,j, "
The Hon. Wm. Hag!ey has been nominate. a. II, ,
,rotic candidate for Governor Of prnnSyiyariI ''
The house ol FahcI y Co, New York. ha. T, la
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/ PUBLIC SENTIMENT on THE COMPROMISE.
A. Moncav last, having made every effort IN gc,
the true STATE feeling the compromise By on
with all totd With and by observation OF the
al others feel liberty announce our be-
lief that majority 0t the people this county are content
ab.c by tie compromise Of the basis ques ton We have
heard good authority that Nelson and Amherst up-
posed -ldcratiun.-ICh charlottesville jefferson ian
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~ TIE LADIES ., Centenary Church afr pge.
n>i' Reirss tHcnis Ice creams, AZ Lafayette !i4
I" false funds iorurr.Ins tirr pdrsuna ant tal.
tc Church They HOP" 10 receive generous Patronage
LANE
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The basis compromise DOES no; give satisfaction
either to the :ls. the Wcs,-;houch from wi,, we
heard Yesterday led to the conclusion tina. the people
rather than the exciting question copened the Conven
ton consequently dsoganized and the REFORMS demanded
by the popular voice. defeated would chcerfuy ucquiesce
in its incorporation into the organic law. Western paper
the Weston Lewis county, Sentinel has The following:
This Comprom does not exactly please it does not
give the West what she is entitled is compromise
in fact but something of surrender BY the West The
East surrenders nothing but that which she is right
entitled to- the West STILL however willing 10 acqu
esce since nothing better is likely 10 be had
Though the West has cvinced BY the acceptance Of this
Compromise that she s willing settle the vexed question
the East determined 10 have the Western delegation
withdraw from Convention. Should The motion 20 re
consider prevail there be doubt that the entire
Western delegation will withdraw and in doing they
will be borne out by their brethren OF the West.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-06

sEABOARD AND ROANOKE RAILROAD BONDS.
PROPOSALS for these bonds opened on Saturday. at the
office of Winslow Laner& Co., New York, and $50 sue
cessfu lids WERE ranging from SIS TO 5000 There were
also s unsuccessful bds-makng the total amount of bids
s6Os 00O-ncary double the sum required
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-06

We regret TO learn that Mr.. Timothy Rives, of Psace
George is detained from his seat in the Convention BY ndis
position.
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,,,:n, :, nrrTIyG At HAMBURG, $. c.

.e,n If The people Of Hamburg and its vicinity 'ooN
n,ace there on Saturday last, according u ''' aug
rr,,,ij Caa, g. j. Hammond was ca''eu :" u" |'''''
c,;,,, acted rs Secretary. Committee 0! thirty
, ~ ,r,oint.d to report business for the action Oh Tue
meeting. ,,.o, L., ,,,;,o uc
M ovens Of Barnwrll first addressed Inc meeting III
oo s,rpnn grounds against separate ota'e ac''oh
lis :..I.cv and the ruin Il "o"" o'i's ' '"e ~ " ,,
r,,,, IL. showed that il was all important Tor oou''
,,i, the action Of her sister slave States. lie
. :; t,or If :, Southern Conlcderacy. The Committee
60, ,i , Preamble and Resolutions against separate
A. p,vcs Of Fairfield, succeeded Mr. Owens, occupying
h same ground with much energy and effect AT The con-
cusjon Of his speech the vote was TAKEN anu Inc ffen'h'
and Resolutions unanimously Seoptt4
Nm Il. King Esq, President Of the S. Senate being
i.i, If business to Mobile, was invited 10 public din
\, many of its citizens. In declining he refers 10 The
,c ncod hirty years. in which he has been in the ia
,;onal councils, and adds
Questions Of greatest character ana OF Inc hSheI
national Importance frequently arose. lhey were wen ca
,rd IN notuce diversity OF opinion, und occasonAhy
Lad "a highly excited of feeling In the public NINA
and mn fully aware that, many occasions, my action
accordance with The h" 9
IF h,r whom you represent Hence cannot uul eel isn
10 ,,jfcd To know that such difference oil opinion has mel
r Unmarried their confidence in my uprshthesS us sh'eS
NAM nor diminished their respect for Inc as man 80 long
rnrIrmrn as may continue In the service Oh me lae
! shall be governed by the principles which have
c;a nv the General Government, Of any powers
not expressly granted plainly and Papaby Necessary '
cary into effect granted power,-and shall struggle WIN
ali Tho bltv can command maintain and secure to t
Stale the nmoesled and unrestricted exercise OF all then
reserved powers being firmly impressed WIN me conviction
that in no way our Tree INSTITUTIONS oc pcset'ci
and the Union perpelnalea
The Mobile Tribune a most decided an-compromise pa
per, says:
awe know no man in the nation more deserving oil such
commitment Among all the trying scenes OF Congress, he
i H. IA ~ noe ont of ten in that bear-garden Of
. ,inna buIies Mr. King has been an honest fricnt
Of the SOUTH although in several RESPECTS I'M many o.
~ b rsnf ncls Of Congress. Every one, however, knows
hi if lie has moi followed the wishes OF the whole people
me- has his own convictions, and has been influenced oy
;,h.r q, unhallowed ambition low desire Tor vulgar
applause
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-06

The ladies of Centenary Church will please accept ou
thanks for the delicious snack which they sent us yesterday
friend who stepped in by accident pronounced maen
cent and wished himself an Editor. The Armory Banc
will be pesen, the Fair at Lafayette HaD tonight Al
who desire patronze good holy and pious cause should
visit the Fair tonight.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-06
IMPORTANT FROM Valparaiso.
~, ,,Io;.sd BIZ IN Eur.Lcuuh.


The EmfiFt 5t1nEtt 5q On FaFtteEEiss55s, .
Of Ap;i
We have the particulars OF terrible earthquake which
nearly swallowed up Valparaiso the 3D. of that month
The first shock caused the falling oi May buildings ar
great destruction OF property Of all kinds.
Occasional shocks OF greater less severity cIlowpJ
ring the ten days succeeding.
Al the time the vessel which brought this ; how
ever (T!h) the alarm had subsidized unong the peoi and
business "us Tcsuming its usual course.
An !mcrisan Siip destroyed by FIre--'rhc American
bark Romcna Capt Macy destroyed BY fire al obogo,
neal Panama, the 10Th u The Il. loaded with coal
The origin of the fire is unknown, but is supposed have
originated from the coal.-tN. y. Express.
AN ERROR IN THE REPORT OF MR. WEBSTER'S
BUFFALO SPEECII.-,rhe New York Herald coyrccts nm
in the speech Of Mr. Webster reported by telegraph
He is reported have said, toSards the conclusion
his speech Gentlemen, regret exceedingly that slavery
exists in the Southern STATES and that Congress has
ore- it," What Mr.. Webster did say Gentlemen /
regret exceedingly that slavery exists the Southern States;
but Congress has power to upon H. Ii be- how
ever, Iha in The dispcnston o Providence remedy
Tor this evil may occnr, may BE- hoped Tor hereafter.
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.;slssitis j;,iiis.sL.

pUiI UF RICHMOND, JUNE s 1881.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Virginia Teal, Philadelphia.
Scs,r Fa!Houth, Creighton, Baltimore.
S.nr Emma, Aaron Baltimore.
SAILED,
Srhr Parmo-, Conkiin New York
Sr,lr Isaac Ackorn. Sylvester, Rcckland.
Br TELEGRAPH.
NV ORLEANS, Jr*E 3-rrved, Barque firginian, Bur-
mes er zen days from Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-06

We have seen specimen Of Mr. Robert L. Tnberlakes
crop of oats raised the good old county Of Chesterfield
and finer we have seldom Or the sample before Us
(Which ve are informed is fair one Of the crop one OF the
stalks is feet inches in length the head II Inches; anG
one foot from the root i in diameter The seed
which was the Prince Edward Island black oa was sown or
the 18th of February.
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THOMAS. VI. D.-Inis mon

W, II IN =! ' a y I'm
,,,.S.,,. ,, .y,,I, .,nr ..,,-,H ,I,,,,Ts So
! r,nL,,g,rr, ,,,r,,.'ss = ~ ~''' "''' '''S J
/ l., 80, r. ,,.,. ..,., t...i -. -, II .,,.
! ar ui e.. -, -, -. +, -, - ' $500
WA. i,r- ..u. t- 49, - va" '' o.'"- '"'' ).
William H. mn - S !is' sN '''' ~ i,' ''
I II ,.y 'G-' ''c COUNTIES "I h3!= ~ 'i'r"" ".'t
t ia , Hs '.''iIc ic.'i'=t' 'tn. INri' - i'A'ei
49,, 49, ri"''S u! 'Tt'ei' Hrs'"c -i'H- ANA
ci,,t &c "..'' scc 'i"s ''i' a.
! IIayIu,' ,y,,ni,,ct; = ~; anu. ,. ,
.r.,rbcl III. ,.,rrr p','' ,i'P', ''t ''a','s''
Ma ,yr!,.I All ''.'''' y. -! !'''>' u
also found D.. the EI,.,,. t,I -: 800 D
,;:.r vii ,5r. itrr,if.. Of "a. - =,
acIu,,nll. Nth Ir ,ill ..''' ,S 90 ''''' '''
rrrutI dam .tliu.. ID. inns .,' i''' 80. 90
r.ii ,i,n. .r.... i'' ~ ."'s '"' :.''' VI
meat and ,a.r.t r,ers,I4 IIy,a, ,,i' =, ." , -' 49, ~
la. btcpuI- ,cl.ra. r - "a, ASST ,,r i
h,,lt, The .,r,,, f., ',,g ".'9"l" 'H' i'E''
ipr pro:ac:a.. msc.iar !. Far, II,,r l= ~ w
Mr. Thtmgs y Ike. >; II l.,ycr r,,.,..., .r ,..
tlic ucrU@ Il. tn:h lie Nl, and Ear,,,r, -, R,ri9:
mc m witt" h!'crsrr,t,. Iu! .srnc II q, lrr.irr %
icTs IT. hns.u. san uIc Tia, he ..ud .yrar Al p
therein me-! toned :" be ~ and 20 sc!I one a. iii a. Il.
h"u,";
, Hii n'' t'hN II wouhi De ''.abI. tor meet @
Doctor i.cr sgi n! tIr Dgac Ia. sr. .,,, Il,
day. III" i; ilst :. v.rv. hi,a not :. ,r.,., ,c
u i Got ~: %.sr Hs-nl u. rl Is ,a,t. ,- relation
ter an beta TOO wei kLnHn IL 'h prn,r. % .. .r
temp; II h. 10 affirm aH teach III 1 a 81 To- ... MO.
non rcsgr:r ,'Iou al iians i:Io:s and rr,. ,r ,.
rr,ttu,cr; ',a.i nr Ih,!rns' .rqr,irgI r.9g,,.1
have usi lel 10 a,v tia; i. susu., I.tf 7 (.
dollars Tor ,.Ii.hrpg an rr. M A., E!.ln' ,r,,
.li an ta' lie ~ia,r rll1: attp.u IN The rf NJ Oh.
ri common :tn aa! au,. Of his % ,t,rae ain ,..r.
c;rcr ruh.i r.l 10 rr !.,rl,4 wlnr thc p.rr -. Il. l.
tv. q - n v possess. ION, letters of I. rn,.ta. , d..
aa pccac'-. ai.nrt ~ s,nc o. Doctor Ta> .,,f ne
even bY rl.. s..,iirrI,. ,i 4, ltra- .... .y.,.,.
WA, ,hc orIef .,asr,neu., 81 r,,. ADJ, p,ne,,y ,lUs
mir .t, s.t,,l- z.i. 81 49,
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THE kNAISI CATTLE

The kHAISI CATTLE.
We mad nm opportunity (says The CharleatOwn Spirit OF
Jeiersof,l %! seeing exhibition Bcrry.i!ic. Mon
day wee The d. i C,t sr the beautiful kha>i Cat.
Tie hfn"-h' 10 ~" country 5y Lieut.. Eynch H -cn by
him 10 HE Governor .! Virginia and ior the s; year under
the charge and direction Of Col james Casilemaa OF Clarke
There have been numerous crosses from The Bull though
the most beautiful specimen that the State OF Virginia
produce Is Cali IN size Cow owned b. Mr. Thomas
Rutherford ot ms town From this specimen we'll as
what we nave learned there he little doubt that the
cross improves both the siz: and endurance the stock
Inc "i2"ne Is the arc and weight Of the cattle cNbeI.
ton by Col. Ca>einan, and Vs.. hope IT,. NAV consent
bi!ng them down for exhibition "Puuhin. Mn,c
near Clarlesio"n On Friday next as they will leave tn-
secuon of Inc State IN Inc fall and every lover o fine stock
should have an opportunity OF seeing them before they de-
part.
khaisi Bull p. years, weighs 1920 los.
do. Hei:Yr 26 months, $50
do. Gait, 10 40"
Half-breed, Calf IL 200
The southern press., 1851-09-20
S ID MI-W e E X l. Y.
WASHINGTON CITY, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 90 1851.

lightened people Of this great country to need a
testimony from an humble woman---your fellow
exile. You are correct in supposing that she
knew the character OF your people, before she
left her native land, Poland, and came among
you in the days of trial and danger. Her So
journ amongst you in those days, has only con,
firmed her high esteem for the Magyars. As to
the dssentions referred to in your letter, it has
always been the policy of our common enemies
to foment them among the political eSies, SO as
to deprecate them in the public consideration.
They certainly never originate among true and
pure patriots, nor among those exiles who know
that they are, abroad, living representatives OF
the cause for which they fought. The cnlght-
ened people Of this country understood it too
well to suffer their sympathes to be alienated
against the deserving. Your success in the
present mission to this city, is a substantial proof
of il.
With great respect, gentlemen, We have the
honor of remaining your, and Of all those on
whose behalf you addressed us,
Very obedent friends and fellow exies,
APOLLONIA TOCIIMAN,
g. TOCHMAN
To Capts. JosErH Brick, CHARLES BicHTEE-
STEIN, and CARL BUKoyITs, late Of the Hun.
garian army.