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s.4o0 ACRES OF LAND.

ri I'M
W therords Tavern, III Pi,y lvania county miles
Bridge. the Lynchburs (beirg
nj l.ynchburg) shall oder sale highest bidder
Wards and Hunts Pate
county, belonging The u Thomas Atkinson dec j.
has lately made the land aud the has
separate parcels containing abot0
D. Graves Esq Ptsy county. who
lcr.es who will all needn't
addressed by letter, c will exhibit The plat
he male Col Vincent
ni Chalk Level The Ivnr
DlnvIe through hcn lands Nine the lots
that road These lands lie
above and below Wards bridge the
Reed. B.nch,ee Straight Stone crc".s the
Sycamore Creek They about 80 miles South OF Iynrb,g
Col Dicke!>on Mr. that lie .a.t
good all the covered with the pine
oil failing Springs aI branches
there white OAK aid hckcry
These kept by Mr. Atkinson, and have
cleared. By his Will, recorded DI"LiIr,
make be- sold. there will Gou, o.
great room speculation. LACEY sold iair- aro
belonging when bargains |
purchasers would take less than double the pT.r
pruLabl, that but absolutely
wind the buJrs, and therefore had TO sell III. aus
| what I could
The ii believed be 0nabc and the survey
administrator shall. OF course give
| spccia! warranty.
TERMS cash. the balance credit al !. :! AMI
bonds notes with ar"Iy
rUI0ers Will he required, and lien on the ia 10 w
ment
Apply 70 me Petersburg, the gentlemen above nar'1
| - DAVID MAY
May 2i-cwtds Admir- &c OF Thomas Atkinson decd
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TOOK. READ AND NOTICE.

y ' 1H he premises Al public auction, ON TUESDAY
80 " .d " June ii fair otherwise the fair day
'a 'i "hs5 now reside yng in the county of Anne
~ oi'F '"r, Stony Point Mills. Cumberland coun
~" in!ago"r Farm and well adapted TO the growth
@ 'i'as usually raised in this climate. The dwelling
'"n!rn' and comfortable. The tract also has on II
nm "' IS Necessary for farm Of the sort, and all OF
:. saoat -. acre " ''''' ''e '' ia '' ~ 1 ~
81 nav. an ia'taas@ view the premises any time be-
. sa". by calling the subscriber who will
'.a,.s ''ae Them the farm. Terms made TO suit
" i1-,.I.r GEORGE McGLASSON.
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X C. STANARD,)
w GoDpiS, Auctr e. y. JOHNSON, Com RS.
May .7-ci!s BANTER
ORANGE LANDS-SIYINYANDs FOK SALE.

ORANGE LASDS-SWINYAKDs FOR SALE.
pursuance o decree nj the Circuit Superior Cour OF Law and
Chancery 10: the county OF Orange held the 9TH day Of May.
o the unaerlsne commissioners will offer AZ public sale on the
premises on the ~ lay Of July $751; this valuable
tate, The residence OF the late Vim Cole. decd
ms estate containing aIO the Orange
The main road leading from the Court House Goronsl Depot
"n three miles OF the former and Of the latte: place Ii
aIoih the lands Of Mrs ~ g. Willis John Willis j. NJ Chapman
an" others The -pil H. ir the best description
South West mountain land particularly adapted grass AMI ali
staple crops Of the country has ahuniauc. OF timber
PERMANENT springs OF the purcst abound supplying the farm
WIN never failing streams The - Of Orange and Alexandria
Railroad as Al present o,aed through bringing
Whr Completed within three hours rule Alexandria, and
Richmond The dwelling house is large cunnudiuus good
repair with all other buildings Il
conveniently and asieiuIly arranged.
nf the purchase money necessary dey
the costs ana OF the ae and
he PAL IN cash. and the balance in three wears
crst from the dae,e ineestto he paid annually the purchaser
IN give bond with approved security for the deferred
the ulle 10 be withheld MI payment OF the last
Tie Rents profits and issues will be Reserved Possession will
given 40 the cash payment made and the bonds given
cc far be necessary enable the tenants finish and
cure their crops.
Such title only will be made vested us by the
aoreaa but tho title TO said land believed be
Persons wishing examine this estate before the day
ve local either Of the subscribers residing in the
vicinity. JAMES NEWMAN,
JOHN WILLIS. ; Comrs
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PUBLIC SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES.
SoY decree n the Circuit Court Of Mais0npronnr
ce the l2t Of May aiu the suit OF freshman File h
and Others shall, Commissioner, sell
Madison Courthouse public cutlery THURSDAY The 9th ti
being Court day. 90 81 Land OF whcl
Zacafia freshman died seized and possessed and is Of good quail
w. wing Madison and a"ins the lands OF ISu
and The time and place. nile Yaua
NEGROES consisting OF men, women antchliTrn.
TEKMS-Ilc Land will be sold credit 81 Twelve months and
the NJ cash WILLIAM W. CARTER
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.
HSrl sold accoraanrc with the last will and testament Of
w Mayo, decd the premises in Cumberland county
opposite Of Columbia the highest bidder The LIST day
the 81 land on which the said Mayo formerly
about lU upwards of 100 OF which
James River bottom.
Possession given Immediately preparatory seeding wheat and
full possession the 18th OF December. lS5
Ne deem give particular description of the
land purchasers tied themselves suffice
4, saw II plantations the river
TERMS OF SALEOne third OF the purchase money will be
balance and equal instruments.
h bonds al approved security, aa deed Of the Iani 10
the credit Payments - . ~
VIM H. MAYO h2: and Executors.
>H''"'''''
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.. iwENTY-EIyE DOLLARS RE WARD.
eat ;c lie above named reward Tor the apprehension and
o. -Dt!N NASH BELL, IDIOT. lie upwards Of forty
ha'r blue eyes, heavy black beard; had when
@ weeks ago blue frock cloth low black
pauaiooas understand ne has been through
n'". Va. Northampton and Warren ~ C. and at this
s'w ''rSon somewhere He is unfortunate Individual,
me ~ ami - Is entirely OF his latitude lie readily
"ae wiil the abuve reward for HIM Iwsi him
S"! 10 Il lie should he put in Jail. will pay his
O. N. SMITH, Committee
- g. "r'.". lHGcIhur.. May 2S-c2w
go" nurrat will publish twice week for weeks,
- H''no VI Smith. Columbian Grove Lunenburc. Va.
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Bi j. IL. u. PAY Ne, sALAsMAA.
CDNMlSSIOSER'S SALE OF HGTSES

LOTS IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND
HARRINGTON and Others Eus:ace and aEotle ErstItc =
~ Darlington and others
In these Court Chancery
county o! lienco. the following ecIre made the De.
March ISL:
And the Court. By the plaintiffs and defendants
Peachy H.
Special commissioners for the purpose having advertise!
place ana terms OF sale for days t
published City Rrhmond sell
aucon
III the pel,!ns- and proceedings
one OF tie purchase
"efe atc eighteen months
Saei .d taking from the Purchasers
BE notes with cnhorsc who shall be approved The sa
scne Tor the deferred payments, the title Gg
purchase paid, and be directed b the
sell the said subject pula,ion aud rov:s iona.
med the into between IN, ate
Richard Adams and Ge"r:e Winston bearing
May eighteen hundred and fourteen, accpv amongst
the pa these that that puca,rrI
shall BE- bound
thrln and the and shall also Keep
SuGed, lal Claiming under the
Adams who entitled
OF all the received except the thr tie
which the general Iecci And the
burned
ten shall be entitled the money.
purchaser the then entitled them shall rcbnd tie
within
then entitled 10 the rents they have the the
mai the ren but II The
foreign enemy Instruction, the
years ground be surrendered An!
commissioners directed the Court the
| II OF this decree
Ie,tc-Coiy: p. ROBERTS. Clerk
The three mentioned the above decree
South side OF Main the City OF Richmond The htcr
occupied by SamGe W!zlSi SAD.
tons stated the decree THURSDAY, the jh Jay Luar.
The premises. The sale al o'clock the
SAMUEL LOR. !
PEACIIY r. GRATrAN., '"" -
u MAY: ;t-i!>
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lDI NJ, re,.r NtfICL.

l .it ~sa. cent0"- w." ,lyt Il. -
: fled 70 teach y r, Trae family Consider him
s'..e,1'c, s'a Geek and French languages
S ' s nIf him tnss sasy OF ro ois
>,auaop instructor aud nds Of youth address the
-" = -c?tw,f PIKE POWERS.
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IAISERS Ware Room of plain and elesant slio" aSh
IA Chambers New YORK Sho" Cases OF ever! d:s
on hand made order a. prices AZ "w 's 81
other establishment IN New York
50 Orders with city references, promptly attended TO-
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MA ~, thursday evciir. last u BAY
AKi Said mare Is between SIN an! seven years 49,
y. She will be known BY fc! woun. on one of ~
legs. situated between her Snee and shoulder -Ll-l
oa old Saddle which lately p,ircl-a,so double
- ie She The hands OF small boy, who
.. ~. suitable reward will be given on her
SAMUEL LAIRD
= 81 Al The Madison House. Richmond.
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'lf AZ IT,. tract OF ia"d lying on Cro,..s p
i=ief ~ ny Va, one mile above waviaus,nre ~ run
! "a nous. ami contiguous to the Ofsg, and 'Lon
hs 10! acres. is good location for c
go - 'ana Is well adapted To grain and grass 'u"sy
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IIt<t.NIA BOOKS, 40.



Drawn N0s OF Grand Consolidated. Class NJ May 3ls.:
- is 50 ;: IS = Is IS u * 80 81 81 ~.
Wot. 81 % .I.c s?5tn sold and paid BY PURCELL
- 20. s.. 500 Norfolk.
81 81. Sbl0 sold by PrRcELL.
So 81 Sfsi Petersburg
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h Of luI appointments will be made OF State Stu
a''' % III the vacancies the following districts, viz
"''f! ". kanawha. Pr;nam. &C.
VI N.lhe Tazewel.
VII Scott, Washington. &c.
WI Morgan. Berkeley.
MI AI= u.ta aud RockbriiEe.
WI W.sttnnreIand. Stafford,
NV BursIn ham. Campbell &c
AANll Halifax ard Meckierbmg.
AANlll Prlnce Edward, Charlotte, sc.
NM G:ecnaTie Brunswick. DC.
ANNi Sussex. Isl. OF Wight,
- a:ficIirn DC made district an appoint
''fsncl district viii b. made the State al large
.Its addressed Chairman Faculty nos, maid
:'"4ca the uniScrsiiy by The 25!h OF June
GEsSHER HARRISON.
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ssiHA l5.Djn $500
ballo.a each z, Tickets
Su:cuehauna Lottery, Class draw W .LIrs.
day, June lh. Is Nos, IL drawn.
Grand CAPITALS
prize Of s;"3nF, Prize 81 500,
ID hDI ~ - l.uD
100 ~ 500
s0; halves j;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-03

TO CONTRACTORS FOR MASONRY.
DkopuSA> wl receive! Il. uice OF The james River
and kauasha Company. Tuesday. Eth con.
s:Gcii"s the wa.sc c Ehmnu Docs the Ycniiy l7ih
.-9l4i!ag III Al, 10 ao0G: 1850 wards Masonry
AZ and specIica!Das work NAV the Office of E.
Gil! +, 4 EG-.ar-T WALTER GWYSS
J-rrN- an MET; L. K & X n
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-06-18
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Some Of the papers ia this benighled State
are at last opening their columns to a free
discussion Of the condition offs affairs. Aud
thus, occasionally a glimpse OF truth Is ellc'
tied. In a late, Charleston Courier, We fad a
communication containing the following par
agrsph:
South Carolina should remembr other
daus, when 10 times that tried mems souls
in as hot a file as now hose she now looks
upon with almost contempt, sind feels inclined
TO siirmallze as recreant TO thar high inter
esis, rere in The rdn-While Carolina u not "a
The rear, was certainly not 10 the front rank
The lights of our own history are shining up
on Us, and We shall not wax the less surely
# We use hem. Let US review the couduci
Of our fathers when they found the arbitrary
oppression of the mother coualry too grew
Gus to be horne when injury and insult io'
owed close after each other, and when
II became evident that a syslems;ic ei'
iart was 10 he made to dspnve hem OF
privileges most dearly CARED. How Odd
,ksy sci! They acted IN concert Although
some States we're visited ~ greater wrath
than Others, they bore II patiently, wait
no the time whom all should unite 10 The
commoa cause. Fourteen years OF patience
spen, IN active communication, one with an
the. brought al 10 a poiut-and when the
blow vas struck, 1t had the concentrated
strength osatl. No one State was so mad as
10 make the onslaught alone, and no such mon
srrnus doctrine as that Of dragging other
.State, up TO tho rescue was ever eroached
Now South Carolina stands first, ready for
the cor1,ct. Then North Carolina, upon
whom We are looking as sluggsrd, took The
first boid onward step. The first State Con
,ention thal empowered us delegates IN the
General Congress Ia 4" concur with those
IN the other colonies in declaring indepen.
dence was he " old North State" T~en
" Ave days efe- the action OF North Carroll
ma. the Convention OF Virginia unanimously
resolved that her delegates be instructed TO
propose 10 Congress ITO declare the United
Col.nles iree and lndependea, States"
The almost contempt" OF South Carroll
na FOR North Carolina Is most heartily, aud
moi only almost but altogether Teclpro
Gated by he grea, body of the people Of
North Clroiins, who would again be :" ~ the
van" IN lawful contest with the enemies Of
the caualry, bul never, We hope in stirring up
strife among friends.
Fayetteville Observer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-06-18
A SAD CASE.

The ST.. Louis lniell,gencer of the 2Is,
says: Three thousand fve hundred dollars
IN American gold, the property Of so elderly
state room on the steamer Dr.. Fsnklin No
2, yesterday. Mr.. H,nes with his wife and
five daughters, had taken passage on The
Franklin, wrh he view Of locating in tire Vi
emily Of Rock Island. While al dinner. YES.
ierday, his state room was entered from the
guard, the trunk containing his money bro.
ken open with chiseI, and The shove smounl
being all he possessed, extracted ,hersf, ON.
This loss reduces the unfortunate old man
and his family 10 almost utter destiurion -
MI Hines recently emigrsted to this coun.
Try, and was, 1t is said, too FREQ in making
known the amour, he possessed 10 strangers.
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From The Palmetto Siaadord.
CnEsrrnvILLE, May IS, 1851.

10 pursuance of notice, meeting of the
Board of Directors Of the Charlotte g. South
Carolina Railroad Company was held IN
Ches,erville on The 2slh May, 1851. The
following named members present:
EDWARD G. PALMER, President
BIZ. TAYLOR JoBN Buchanan. JAMES
PAGAN JAMES A. LEWIS ADoLPnus l..
HuTcHIsoN, CHARLES Eek JonN A You've,
4. 4. DAVIDSON.
The following Resolutions we're adopted !;
Resolved, That the Chief Engineer be re.
quesled TO have all VI finished contracts put
immediately 10 such condrinn, as shall secure
iheiI complexion b, such time as may be ne.
cessary for laying the supeIslructure.
Resoired, Tina, the Eug'ueers be due cited
Ia have The Nalion Ford on the Calawb a. so
ia' as i has been injured by the construction
Of the bridge ptrs, put 10 good condition as
soon as prsclieabe.
Rtsoired, That tie President be directed
o call upon the stockholders of North and
South Carolina for the remainder of their
subscriptions to be pay able, by the Isl O. NJ.
,embei next.
Resoirsd, Tha, The Engineer be instructed
10 cone Jude all contacts for timber for super.
structure necessary 10 complete the Railroad
To the town al Chatorte.
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/. That sovereignty is indi,isibie.
?. That the State Of North Carolisa has
never surrendered any part of her sovereign.
~ TO the Gcrtrnmsni Of hs United States.
s. Tha, no one is cilizen Of the United
States, but by virtue Of his being first a citI,
zen Of, States.
1. That the cilizens Of North Carolina
owe no allegiance 10 The Government Of the
United States.
8. That the several States after the adop.
lion Of The Constitution Of the Uni'ed States,
retained their sovereignty complete.
6. That whenever State IN her sovereign
capacity, determines 10 withdraw from tie
Union, srd 10 obedience To the Will Of a ma.
lorlly Of her cll'zens, she does withdraw
she is precisely where she Was before che
adopted The Constitution"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-06-18
ELECTION IN MISSISSIPPI

The contes, between Gen. Foote end Gen.
QUuman Tor The Go,eTuoIsbIp OF Mississippi
is becoming very animated But The contest
is more than petty rivalry Tor the Exeeu.
i've Chair. lilsa question OF Union or Re-
sistance, Gen. Foole bearing toe Union A &
and Gen. Qul,msn the Resistance banner,
We doubt not that Gen. QuItmsn can play
his part handsomely IN field of battle aud
thai he Is a successful solder, the gates OF
Mexico can bear witness. Blu, he was there
a, the hesd Of an American column and fight.
log uader tie flag Of The Uaion-whlch is
now borne by hts gallant adversary. We
should like 10 know how he feels 10 see that
standard 10 opposing ranks.
Nor is hIscompetItor uu~orthy ot his steel
Gen. Foote has never figured IN warliks
scenes, lhoUgh bis personal courage rs not
surpassed BY that OF any other NAM but IN
the arena Of debate, he viii prove dnoge.
rCus adversary fuf O. rnsr. he Is prompt
ready, inpetiru, 10 pa,,,oued, a'g0mentatise.
He hiss p Guitar M me-. toppS facility
when attacked 81 car ,sus the VAR luio the
ensmS'> county. A sl.Cu,tn 81 ms mode
ui dung his thu z i iuuud IA the following
esi-c, irem he National lnielhgencrr:
" o. a very recent occasion, lie consist
ency Of MIR. Fooie on the great topic OF the
day having been publicly questioned by ore
Of the parry OF Mr.. Qurmsn The former, in
defending himself found i, expedIeni to recur
10 he scene IN The Senate betw, en- himself
and Mr.. Calhoun, on the morning following
the reading Of the speech with which the
great Catoilalan NAV be "a d 10 have closed
his political ilfe. That scete II become.
proper, though most Of eur readers have
doubtless a vivid recollection Of IT, TO repro.
duce from the late publication OF Mr.. Foate
10 enable the reader TO understand the bear.
ing Of the new matter brought into view IN
this controversy, aud to insert IN connection
with it, Leuer received by Mr. Foots from
Mr. Calhoun about SIX months previous To
that scene, indicating and strongly insIsrg
upon a cou, sc, 90 tae part o; the mslconient-
~ the 5 nth dirttfly contrary IN its man
feature, 10 that uhich uas The burden Of III,
Speech So contrary, iadeed, that, but for
his disclosure no one could have believed
thai SO great discrepancy between Mr.. Cal
houn and himself, within the short space 81
SIX months, was within the range of posslbit
nv
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Proyidential Escape.

Three ladies', (Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. jones
sH6 Miss Mary CsId~ell.l made very mar.
tos esssps OF Friday evening last. They
had seatsa the nselves IN their carriage 10
take 40 evesiag ride, but had not progressed
Gar bs|ore The horses, which We learn, had
manifested some iesiivsness before, became
frighteaed at some noise near Mr.. Springs
rev building, and started OF alta fearful rap
day. The driver attempted 10 stop Them By
r1nnlsg % 10 The aide walk near Mr.. kisiler's
carrsaer shoP-failins 10 this, they took The
street again After running short distance
dows iSe street be rened them mo gully
70 doubt ferihe purpose Of throwing the horse
that vss he cause Of their running. Here
he failed again and was thrown from his at
81, he held on he reius Until be was tod
BY sons one 10 Inc carnage TO lei hem 60
Alter running short distance further they
LEI; he street and ran upon he side. walk near
our residence, which they lrft a: the next
cross.strset, daTtlng Nth theft utmos, speed
'-lo the street, and kepeing on until &C ming
10 he cross street south OF Mr. P. VI. Browns
rendence, they attempted to run down IL
hero they we're stopt BY the carriage run.
ping sg.inst tree, While The horses were
running Mrs O.botne attempted TO ge, ou
Of The carriage, sn6 had nearly succeeded
when ihe sudden jar Of the carriage sgsins
ibe tree Frustrated her on the grouad and i
vas thought for some time that she was sc
rieusly hurt, but she escaped without any Sc
rious injury--the other ladies', who rename,
quiet, did nc; receive any injury at all. Tn
csrrlsge is a perfect wreck and It is mat
Ter Of wonder how any escaped without ma
tena iajury-nshing but Inc protecting arm
Of God could brig them safely through suci
peril. The driver when thrown from hi
sea, sustained come injury but he hes near
iy recovered.
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WV. G. BROwNLow. L. l.. D.

One Of the richest things tha, has reached
our ears for some Tine, Is the action Of The
Memphis Collage - coufefrirg the degree
Of l.. l.. D. 90 our neighber Bfo~nIow. This
fact Ne have not vet seen III prot, but learn
il from Br0vnlow himself, who passed through
Chattanooga this week on has return from
Memphis. having with him his sheep skln,"
and goldheaded cane, with his hooofs IN.
scrlbed upon II, presented as an additional
evidence Of high esteem entertained Cor him
BY the College. Bfownlow says there is no.
thing Inconsistent in ihIs action Of the Col.
lege-itst the same degree WAS conferred
by an eastern Coleg e 90 Gen jackson some
years ago and that he can iesd, write and
spell better than the old General could.
There IS a p,opriety 10 that argument that
rell~ves he Memphis College from the charge
Of vending cheap honors. y Chattanooga
Gazette,
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Driven to the Wall.

The extract below, copied from the RAJ
elsh Register, We think places MAJOR Cald'
well hora du combat. Il shows as ainly as
SOY hing can, that he held opinions, during
the session Of the Legislature as ultra as any
one in South Carolina. The nre may be al
lowed 10 ask what neu light mas broken upon
him TO cause so sudden revolution 10 his
opiuions lie cannot complain and say he
was m,stepreoened. II he does SO "e
would like 10 know why he did not have the
statement corieced. This he did not do and
# course ne cannot row &c, out Of The diem.
,rs. Blu, LET lbe people read The extract:
Mr.. Caldwell, Of Meckenbutg, next sd.
dressed the Senate, al length, 10 support OF
The Minority Report. His speech had al
lesr one mort and over any OF the others
that have beer made in support Of the doc.
f,aes which he advocated. II was boldsr,
and less evssiys. He assumed substantially
Inc following startling positions