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Childish simplicity.

"Mother," said bright little girl, |" is hell Q hot placer"
 Being little puzzled what reply to make, the mother answered, yes. Then" said the little girl, " scsy dssit tley turn the danper'"
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rugitire slave Indictments.

Bosros, Tuesday, April l. The grand jury have found true bills of Indict- ment against Elizur Wright, editor of the Common wealth newspaper, and MesSrs Scott and Hays. for being concerned in the rescue of the Fugitive Slave ShadTaeh. Their trial on the indictments, comes e1f four weeks hence.
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Extraordinarr ArniE

J. r. wyman sn1 James Walker, ef woburn,
 Mass, have visited Nex castle, Me. for the par pose of prosecuting Captain Farley Hopkins, oi ship Powhatan, for deserting them about the 20th of november, ou the Mexican shore, several hun dTed miles north of Panama. The sliip having got out of provisions, Mir. Ketlosg, of Coma, and ten passengers, went ashore in boat 10 procure them, wheFeupon, as the men aliege, Captain Hopkins weighed anch1r and stood away. After waiting SIX days, the party started overland for Vera Graz, which they reached aiier losing four men by death.
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Charity n Aiiscr.

An iliitefate person who always volunteered to "go round with ths hat" but was suspected of sparng his own pocket. overheanng once hint to tha; effect replied: l" Other gentlemea puts what they thinks proper. and sn do l. ChaEiiy's pn- vate concern and what give IS Ang to a9bo y.'
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From Rhaae Islsna.

FhUVTDkNtK5 Apflt os The election fCs State Officers and CongrcSsmen took place yesterday. Phil, Allen, dem, was eleeird Governor by six hundred majority. Geo. c. King wl,ig. and Bsnj. B. Thrrxton, dem. wen, elected to Ccngress The Lieut.. Governor. See retary of State, Attorney General, and State Treas urer are all democrats. The Legislature stands as follows--Senate i3 whigs. I4 democrats; no choice in four dissrieis. House q wifigS, 3l democrats; no choice m distrcts. The present democratic majority on joint ballot IS !.
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IIs The Pistsburg pefs state that lady, wife ghany county, killed by her own daughter. or Monday, the i7th ultinla. The latter IS about eighteen years of age, and was ehastlsng one of her little brothers, when the mother nteriered for his protection. np1n which her daughter stabbed at her with poker, penetrating her abdomen, and causing almost instantaneous death. The parties resided within a few miles of PittshuTg.
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A Clock for sixly Gents.

Mir Chauncey Jerome, of New Haven, Connec ticut, has actually made timepieoe, which he will warrant 10 keep good reckoning, and which he sells for sixty cents at wholesale, and one dol lar at retail. The works are all made of brass.- He makes upwards of erght hundred day oftheSe articles
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st. Patrick's Male Collegiate
 Institute,
IIrrIE RncK AnKANsla.

LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. gTNHIS establishment IS now opened on Louisiana I street for he admission of day pupils-and it IS expected after some time to afford accommodation for boardeH.
 The Course of Education will Embrace, Ist The Prmary; 2d. The Mercantile, and 3rl The Classical and Philosophical Departments. TERMS-Per quarter of twelve weeks, payable III advance faF the Primary Departments W hich in- clude Spelling Reading and Whiting S5 0o. For the Mercantile. which includes Arithmetic, Relies Letters. Eioeuton, Geography. History and MeusuEa,ion SS 01
 For the Classical and Philosophical department, which includes together with what is mentioned In the Mercantile cOuIse the Latin, Greek, French and Italian languages; {; the science of Ar zebra. Geometry, TrigonometFy; wlth Natural and Experimental Philosophy SIP t0.
 DIRECTORS AND PROFESSORS.
 Rsv. PATRICK REILLY,
 Rxv. PATRICK BEHAN,
 RGv. PATRICK MARTIN,
 Little Rock. March IS, 1859. 2s-itw.
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IT verdict of guilty" has been returned against George Wilkes. editor of the New York National Police Gazette, ios libel oa Mr. Jordan late Attorney General. The fine is s250.
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LandS ;n FDreIc County f0I'
 S0fe

TTPON accommodating teuns, the following U tracts of lands situated upon Bayou Bartho- lomew, in Drew county, Arkansas S. E. fraction CT. sec. '; West half sec. :; W. half of x. E. CT. sec. :: W. half sec. $; W. halt ofS. E. or. sec. $; all in township li south range west.
 These lands are amodg the best in the State of Arkansas well situated in thriving Reishbor- hood and convenient for shipping produce. For terms, apply to
 L. A. WHITLEY. Little Rock, March 22d. 35-3m.
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g1- Mans life may be only an hour glass to some being of a higher order, and they, perhaps, say, when threescoTe years and ten gre up;- '' What another hour gone. Dear me, how time flies"
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Cosson Seed.

IUST received ss BasheE ef D. Ierdaf's seis J brated Cotton Seed, and for sahs cheap. ty.
 A. ]. HtTT. Latte Rock, March 3i. 1881. Maim ssrsrr.
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HILBERT.
 He ls about twenty five or SIX years years of age. feet oHs CT two inches high, siEaigist kait small feet aud hands. erect n person, has fine set ol teeth, and plays on the violin very we'll The above described boy, Soea afef hls disappearance, IS believed % Lave been seen in the possession of and eiagaed by man named Hoase; his Ersl name IS nes known. He has made use of several, aS Jef- feTSsn House and q. 4. House, M. House; who. II is btlleFed. had dee0yed hIni off House IS q man apparently about foay Eve ye2rs ef ase, five fee. nine CT ten inches hlsh slender aad erect in per son, talks veFy slow aud drawing: has sandy kaiE, two front teeth in the upper iaw eitheT broken or worn oil So as 10 leave wide space hetween theHa the nssrs. in one both hands. crooked aS though bY Rheumatism oE injury. and x apparently It. tie deaf when spoken Q.
 will give the a5ose EswAFd ia the delivery oi the boy HILBERT CD my plantation. pAether with the apprehension and conviction of House; os wall glYe haassei asli kft3 esI1ss for tAr de- livery of the boy and pay all reasonable expetlzes
 GEORGE ". JOHNSON. Chlcot county. Ark, March is, 1851.
 Ii Dem. & Gazette copy. 4w.
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Sadasery.

< LARGE lot Of Sadaiery, consisting of gentle -A mems and ladies' Saddles, Brides, Aa,tingsles, Saddle Bags, Carpet Bsgs, Girths, Ctreinges. Col lars. Hames, Birdie Filings, Sulky Wagon and riding Whlps Strap Irons, Birdie Bits. Se., &c., &c., received per PAiiLp Pennywit, and for sale for CASH by JOHN D, ADAMS,
 Steamboat Landing. March g. 29--tf
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s2OO REWARD.

LfStAPED From Llc fehttcnilary on thtS day, 1I the following described convicts. will give S25 each for tAeir capture and delivery to me, II taken Tn this county, or $50 each If taken out
 JOHN II. HAMMACK,
 CJatract1r.
 PENvENrtARY, LITTLE Rock, ARK, ]
 March k, 1851. S DsscsFrIoS,-James Legrone, ii years of age, feet hIgh and stout built grey hair, hazel eyes, roman nose, high cheek bones and sailow com plexion tls conectafed he will try to reach the State of Louisiana.
 Andrew Rogers is ? years of age, feet t6 inches high, and of a stout build, he has light brown hair, blue eyes, a reddish beard and ford com pleNion. he talks httlc and in low tone of voice and has quIet look.
 Calvin, dark muiatto boy. is 5 feet inches high, stout built and 2u years of age.
 John smith, free negro, g years Of age, 5 feet inches high, features dark and regular and IS by trade black smith, iis conjectured that he and Calvin will keep together and push for the Creek Nation or the State Of Missouri.
 All the above wore caps coarse shirts, one half white and one-hali brown jeans pants, and their hair was cut closely on one side. Rogers had a blue jeans coat, the other } wore coarse jackets. Little Rock, Mach 2S. 30-tf.
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gaima6se Fscai Esfafe for !Saie

v eNSeSssOtE GASNst &I3a b0aaNC
 DY virtue of an order of the Probate Court Of
 H1 Randolph county, Arkansas, made al the Jan uary teup, A. D. ls5i and on the fourth day oi the term the undersigned administrators of the Estate of Thomas c. Mau deCeaScd--wlll sell al he Court House dour III Inc town of PocahontaS. on Monday the 18th and Tuesday the 18th days of May next, on credit of twelve m0aths with note sad secufI- Y, title made tali paymeut ef the purchase m9ney-the following described Real Estate sitns- ted in the town of PGcahontas and vicinity: EA NV of Sec 24, T le L. 80 acres. NE Sec 55, T l9 NRi F., 150 acres, EA and NV of thc NV ] frl $ 27, T Tt9NRfE, 120 acEes,
 VI and NE4 of NE4 Sec 2s. T 1sNRtE, l2o acres,
 E. of the]Nw4 Sec B. T NRlE. so acres. It pt of sE4 of sEt s@ae 2T. r 20 N RE, 62-3 acres,
 NWi Of the SE | Sec g, r 2o. NR3E, 4o acres. NE4 of the SW See 33. r 20 \ R3E. 4l actes, sWt Sec Za. T ls, \ R ". i60 acres, S8 Sec <a, [ Is, \ ". lea acres, NWA of the NJ rsec 21. f 2c. \ R E, itA acres. NV pt of the NV fri of ffl 5 3i, T i9 < RI E, lg- lee acres.
 NE4 of the NV 4S Sec s2. Tl9NRtR, 4a acres.
 Blocks of lots im the tgwn o' Pa.>ahpngas Aos. s9 {, l3. B 2, I4, 3,. 20 2s, B and $. Lots No. ? and in Block No. East bFoadway St. Lot No 5 ia Biock No 3i East. Lots Nos. A. 6, and ? a block No. 50 aad loi No. lH block Nc. 4s. Aad also at inc same tne wiiI sell the engine, cas- tines and t~9 boilers of steam niiI the mil hsv- ing been burnt down over them No doubt but what bargain can be had in the nac liaeTy i portion 1f the above Real Estate s now well ira- qr1E cd. block of lOU No 2, has e.seted upon t good store b9ase wJth ware hosea attsf heds dshere- C. ahd good stand fgs busneas-cae Of the farms adjoining the town hss oa II, gccd dwelling with out houses and forty acres of opea land, and three of tbe d her farms very well improved sssd ite within short distance from thss place. th4s wi'h other property zeiecsea by the late Thas c. Mar. Esq, with care and sIih the future pros poets of tbs place
 P0eahontss $ siiuatee CD Black River. at the head Of sssAEa boat aayigziloay and where beats tan run uge months "a thsyeaT and s destined to be iloafishlsg place. end Gt Rg ea<taat dar Al ready then are five eoaniies dependant upon it f,,r supplies &e.
 A HsaFe favorable time may never offer in getting property ln thiz place and vicinity. Aay further information relative so the progsz.y or otherwise Sii be furnished promptly tyy sldsz- ias as at this flaee.
 JOHN II. IaB0DEN JOHN F. BLACK, Adssssissraters of th< ts,ate q TAoueas o. Mar asesasea | PocahsntaS, Ark, March IS, A. D ls5i, 3S-Tw.
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WANTED TO HERE.

TWO BOYS OR GIRLS, about fifteen CT six 1 teea years Of age. to lay sheets on tlse press and two negro nsea. Apply b
 l.. 4. WHITLEY, Latfk Rock, Mayss II, 1851.
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Wagons.

TWO NEW two horse Wagons, rsale ehean, \ by ]. D. ADAMS,
 at the steamboat Landing March 25, 1851. 29
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NaD-EMa-ESo, N

HNHE subscriber, agent for II. Alderman, will \ continue tue formers bushes; at his old stand on Main. near Markham street, and keep con- stantly on hand d fuH aad well asserted stock oi Groceries, Dry Goods. Boots. Shoes, Hardware, Castines. &c., 6c., ali of<which will be sold low f1r cash. The highes: market prices will be paid for country produce, beef hides, petries, bees wax, &c. JOHN KRAUSE.
 Li..ie Rock, March 25, iS5l S-tf
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Spring Ct0fkiag.

A LARGE aud beNG.ifai assortment of SPRING "A CLOTHING, received per Philip Pefinywii, and forsale by JOHN b. ADAMS,
 Steamboat Landing March 25. 7s-tf.
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Dancing school.
ICE,' FRTlTS, NUTS ac.

ICE, ERflTS, AUTs &c. JUST received by the steamer Pontiac Nc. 2. J 20 Tens el Boslon Ice. 25 B xea RaisoBs. Barrels Cbsstnnts l Bag of Afnons I Bag English waIunis I Barrel Coeoanut 50 Cans Oyeslers. Barrels oyesieIs is the Eheli. 2009 Piekled Oyssters. Boxas Tobacco liogshsats Sugar. 1 Dog. Basket Annisef 1" CortitalS. '' Dsmijohus.
 M TANTL NhaIeh Ja, Is9I. 2g-tf
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FRESH ARRIVAL D ECEiVED from New Orleans per Steamer P. 1A Peanywii the 10 towing Goods Doz. Star Hoes;
 .' Steel CroWa Hoes; " Grubinz Hoes; | " ko@ aad's loag handle Shsvoiss ' !" shert Spades; b ." Curry Combs;
 '' Cedsf CbuTDx; 1 Barrel Rice; 10 Sacks Coffee; 10 Barrels Ssgar;
 , [" Maiasses: 4 nd for sale aI A. J. UJTTrss Little Rock. Feb. 2l. 1851. Main strset
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Roots 0MG Shoes.

T CASES Boots assorted; l | |" Kip BroganS; doz. Gents fine Calf Shoes; '' ' ' Caters: I2 (" Ladies Shoes assorted: Misses and chldrens Shoes assorted; Case Boys Kip BFeeaHsi [" '' Boots, &c., &c., &c. Received per Phillip Pennywt, and for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS,
 Steamboat Landing March 25. 29--tf.
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New spring Goods. 10 Pieces latest style BaIagex, ~ 20 |" printed MuslinS.
 SC late style Silks. 800 '- assorted Caicoes
 3o '' siinghams. 20 " '' Cotonadcs.
 8 Brown Linen
 % |" DcnlinS
 'Dales 3-l, 7S, {; 4-4, Bfown & Bleh'd
 Domessits.
 5-4, 6-i l04 and E2 i, Brown and BieA' q ShcctIngs.
 pieces l2i Linen Sheetne 22 Irish Linen Gloves, Cragats, Pocket HandkeEchiefS. Shawls, Apron Checks, 0snabeTgs, Umbrellas, Parasa Ia, Negro goods, xc, Sc., se. Received Der ?. Pennywitt, and for sale CAeqs for Cash anty by JOHN D ADAMS. March 25, 1851. Steza5sNt Igy ltHq
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Coffee, Sugar, &c. LUST received per stearner Pesnywt: J B sacks Rio Coffee; hhds. Sugar; 10 bbls. do; bbs Molassss; half bbIs. Moissses: Se saeks Salt. And for sale by
 FATHERLY & CLEMENTS. March Jd 2b--sf.
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w. CHElL, & CO.,, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

AxD Deiers iR ry Gondz, Groceries, tSc- NAPOLEON, AKK'S. M.reh 8, 1851. 30-n
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V0Y Steamer Emily have just received and now Ab offer for sale,
 50 Barrels Snpef Fiae Flqqr. ? s' Rye Whlskey; Is Boxes Assorted Tobacco: 10 '' Lemon Syrup;
 8 .. Candy:
 1 Barrel English Risherts; i0 !" Ale. M. TANTf.
 Lower Steamboat Lending April !, 1s5i .---3l--sf L,L0UR-5o Bbls s.o'Faiion Mills Extra sa- N perhne. HACoN--5 Hhds Clear Sides; q bone do; Tierces extra Sugar Cured Hams. P0RK--i0 Bbbis Mess; SUGARS Hlsas clarified: I. HhIs Powdered White. CANDLES--N Quarter boxes Sizr NAILS-50 Keys i, 5 & Sd
 Reeeived and for sale hy Asvl Tfs. WM. R, WAIT.
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.S9gr0es for S9Ee.

TWO LIKELY NEGRO WOMEN. one with
 \ two children, and the other with one For sale for cash, by J. D. ADAMS. al ihe steamboat Landing. March 25, 1851. 2s
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PROPOSALS For building tlae Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall.

SEALkD propoSals viii be received by the un- AC derSlgned committee, anlii the .3 day of ApEl next for baiiang the MaSonIc and Odd Fellows Hall, according to Ptans and specifications which may be seen by calling upon either of the under SIgned
 Proposals may be made ss follows: Ist. For ts. W hole work, complete. 2d. For foundation stone work, price ptr perch Sd. Front aud roar stone wark price Rer super. hcia foo;.
 4th. BSlck work. price per thousand br,ck. 5th. Carpenters and joinerS work 9th. S!atng roof; also shingle roof 7th. Likewise Piastersng. UT proposals naay state ln round numbers the price that the bidder will finish every portion Of ihe work, as above, according to plan and specif- cations.
 The Committee reserve the right of rejecting all bids deeinsd too high.
 A. ]. HUTT,
 ]. 4. HENRY, Cos4sDsittss
 T. D. MERRlCK, S
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NEW EMILY STORE. MORRISON & CARTIER.

On East side ef Eas, Main st, first brick s;sre
 absrs tie corner of MHkham st,
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BEARERS IS FAMILY. STAPLE AND FANCY Groceries, Provisions. Country Produce, te HAVE just opened. in the store heretofore oc- A k capied as d Tin Shop, general assortsnt mt of every thing in their line, comprising larger yariety of FAMILY SUPPLIES than ever before offered iii thiS market. TheiF friends, and citzeus generally are invited to call and examne theis stock before purchasing elsewhere. as they are de- iermined to sell as low the lowest, for cAsH or country produce
 Little Rock, April 9. 1851. 32-sf. HI Hats, Hats, Hats. T LUST received per steamer "Penay~it," new sJ and fashionable assortment of Summer Hats, VIZ
 dozen blaek wool Mexican;
 .' white Congress;
 Leehorn, Jenny Lind style;
 Meas and boys HungariaH;
 |" CamPeachy, new style;
 Pedaia. new style;
 China Pearl;
 l0 e asserted Palm Leaf new style;
 l case Russia Beayer new style. For sale cheap, by JOHN COLLINS. Apni l5 1851. J2--3w
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For SaEe.

For sale. & FINE LARGE HORSE, about seven yeats / N old ani seventeen hands in height Apply to March 5 l.. A. WHITELEY
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FROST & CO.

LfLDUk--21A bbss. Ono saperGne; 1T LARD 0iL--5 bbIs winter strained;
 PLOUGH AOI LDS--i06 Diamond; bAC0N--9 hAsls. hams aAd shDuideus:
 Pokk--iu bhis. eseAr;
 LAKD--iOl kegs No |;
 COTTON YiKS-2aU0 lbs assorted. to 10 Received pr Hamburg aaa for sale by VIM E. WAIT. March II, 1881.
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Gazette and Democrat copy four weeks. Liftie Roek, March IS, ls5l--2s-iw.
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LiomOrS nad Flour.
NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS! ID ECEiVED iirtci from N. Orleans. per steam. IG P=I-aes7vi and D 'ye, To, oi New Goods CousistSng oi L,nsey>; Jeans Sat'iR,t*; FAahei's, Apron Ch,cks; Gingham's Cambrc's, Bafege'.; Apron Si ks; Sis P ,cket Handkercbtrt's; Aipae- ea's: Cofusei SaXiag Silks; Fiae Comb; Chiss~l's; Augurs: Side Comb' Aiso 3 Baxs. CoIlib's Axes. and 10 Sacks CciT.e; ant for sale Cbean by
 A. l. HUrr. Mqreh 3l, 1851 Ms a street MILL AWS-RowIaaf's 6,a aud : feet M FRENCH L0CKS-5, and inches; AXES-Cofiins and Hunt,
 Oli SLa1d, lias-cd, tanners aud ueatsloot Received and for sale by
 VIM B. WAIT. Marrh 3d. 26. -lf.
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yybir Mce,;nwip Char,ot,e.

Alta meeting of the Wings ofCharlotte
held at the court house on Monday the 7tli
day of April 1851, THAT being court day.)
Henry burlington Esq, was appointed
Oh ,irmau and John' T. Cardw,l Secretary
DR.. John p. Brown then explained the
object of the meeting and after further re-
marks by Paul 5. Darlington. WIN. G
Miller, and Charles G.. Watkins Esq, tie
following resolutions were unanimously a.
dop,ed.
That the chair appoint seven delegates to
represent the Wings of Charlotte in con
vcntion, to be held in the town Of Farm
vile, on Tuesday the goth day Of May
next, for the purpose Of nominating can
didatc for Congress, for the district, and
that the other counties ofthe district be earn
estly requested to send delegates to the
same.
The chair then appointed the following
gentlemen to represent the Wings Of Char
lotte in said convention.
DR.. John p. Brown, DR.. =. 3. Rice.
Wyatt Cardwell, W. T. Scott, Robt. Rob
inson, Thomas E. Watkins and WIN. G..
Miller, Esquircs.
On motion the Chairman and Secretary
were added 10 the delegation.
1t was also resolved thatthe proceeding
Of the meeting be forwarded to the Lynch
burg Virginian, Farmville Republican, and
Richmond Wing papers, for publication,
and on motion the meeting adjourned
HENRY DARLINGTON, Ckmn
JouN X. CARDwELL Sec'H.
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AUCTION SALES.
+ ARcE SALE or RArInoAn

AKGE SALE OF RAILROAD
- IRON. RfHEOID SyPERSTRIc-
TTRE. COIL GlfS. REdL ESTATE. PEI
SONdL PROPERTY. .Fc.-Thc Chesterfield
Railroad Company. having Discontinued business.
VIII sell At pnblic auction. the Pits IN the conn
y of Chesterfield On WEDNESDAY. the ped Of
April. 1851. If fair fuo' on the next fair day. com.
mcacigg at ii oeloek all of their personal and re-
al estate. consisting Of from $50 to 200 tons Rail-
road Iron. the greater portion Of which has been
hid down within the last few years aud il bur lit
tie worn. Also. 2ai coal cars o large number Of
winch is in gaoi repair. eneh holding rs bushels.
Also. some timber and baggage cars, aud one stage
Car. Large number of framed buildings, consis-
ting Of dwellings, shops. Stables &C., all in good
repair two lots OF land the Pits one rontain-
ing - aeres, and the other n half acre lot with
buildings thereon sufficient for small family
Two other lots ot land adjoining each other. con
timing IL acres, on the railroad six miles from
hicnmoud; oasthese lots there arc buildings suta-
bic for large family. with well of good water
and the whole premises well iaelosed Also. one
large fln. ia good order, with an excellent set Of
ropes and cast iron puns. complete for an inclined
plain. Also, lot of Blaehsnit u and Wheel
wrisAts Tools, and a parcel of well-scasoned
White Oak Timber. suitable fhr Wheelwriglts
TERSs--Ail sums under $50 cash; over that a.
mouat and under 500. months credit; over $500.
months credit; the deferred payments to bear in
tercst md TO be secured by approved endorsed ne
gotiable paper. By order &c tho Company
W. GnDDIN. Auet.
Manufacturers Of iron md steel win find ii 10
their interest 10 attend the above sale, il seldom
occurs that so urge aod valuable lot Of Iron both
cast and wrought, is offered AT auction.
d. MOORE
sap't. transportation Chesterfield Railroad.
Z 10y
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FOR THE vIR6INIAN.
To the Southern pus;.c.

Being great Southern Rights man in
prncipie, and wishing TO be 50 in action,
I think 1t to be our duty to purchase every
article from England (who sends her menu
bers of Parliament to this country to lee
ture the people on the evils of Slavery
thereby administering proper rebuke to
the fanatics OF the North. | take great
pleasure therefore in saving to the South
ern Rights men ofthe South. that shall
leavefor our old mother England for whom
my heart still yearns. about the 2lst day of
May, the year ofour Lord,eightecn hundred
and fifty-one, and for reasonable compen-
sation,l viii purchase swsddlng clothes for
infants, fresh from the Quecn's wardrobe
baby Jumpers, patent cradles, 10 nurse tbe
young fiery ho'-spurs in, sugar ,ea,s a.
mouth shoppers. | shall also make an effort
{, gets large supply ofpatent politics suit
cd for the Southern trade. filed with M.
merous amendments Of the constitution. I
shall also visif and encourage the pauper
factories ofshc old country and viii snare
no pains to denounce the farewell address
Of Washington. in London; and upon nv
return. will address the peopleinthe South
crn cities. upon the foohshness Of preserv
ing the Union. which was defended by old
George Washington, hecauseits population
Is too fond Of patriotism and peace. Please
address me at Blne Jarkins P. O. Va.
SIMEON TLASHBREAK,