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SCHOOLS AND GULLEiG,Es.
EJCHoiOSD cnLLFUF.

EICIIliOND CnTLE
lie iiS cJicre the r, c;o-
n hes a rluss The 18th .Iiy. Tnie ;lc loGwrg
Nv R'actt '!"nG y. VI President aid Moral
ic!c,
u Christian. in uf Grcct Lrn-Iar. and Literature:
i'orsc Il. Dnbnry. a. Nj. T.. Lain
gua4cs:
Lewis Turner. 4. Professor Of Mathematics;
iet'rI rury H. NIuEi Philosophy CEcri.
is'r, - 80 $50 ~
lH cor':o destruction has been much extended anil in The de-
erfi his ~ i"cr, i!,Ici Su!,ns
nuc u eater The Cossc i,pc viii De prepared nrYse
me nrim'ry department.
IbHNS:- '"r b,ari, including diet, fuel Iish wasting
"n1 atcnlaHc. $50 ca
m""m rent, bc,.:in: an! towels 500
al lnt. ~ ~
Ilt's should j" aI. r! Is nt Or'njcr Jfnu,r
ana ~ ri respectively The s,dj French upJ.a wAnr
cArl r!arrc.
Address the prcEi 'ai Of the college, Richmond. Vi
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RICH RID ON g. CO.,
IMP CRITTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN


ID IL i y . ID s.
% MAIN STREET-FALI. 1851.
NM VIII have anu general assortment OF
w FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, which we offer
for sale 10 merchants accommodating Our sock will
embrace great variety OF Staple and Fancy Articles
leced in gland. Scot and France and Germany by Of The
which, with usual supply Of AMERICAN FABRICS
will make avurably with the United Sdes aud
we'll worthy the attention Of buyers.
Our OF DRESS GOODS will comprize the latest styles
imported
AL>O-CARPETINGS. RUGS BOOKINGS, MATS, &c, &c, in
great VARIETY Of styles and quality
Aug 6-dac2w' RICIARDSOS& co.
MONTAGUE'S DIkECTOKl.-A CARD.
TINE undersigned uly the citizens OF Rich
mond the second number Of the Richmond Directory Will
be sued in weeks carefully revised and corrected WIN many
additions and Improvements Among which will be 'dp
OF Ri mond prepared expressly this work with fall directions
finding ae asY The city IN order tat there
may dav in the publication the work merchants and others
who with advertise requested prepare helr adver
>ements that they be ready when Called
Each advertiser will entitled the Directory Tree oil
charge
Termn Of advcrsng-For whole page Sc 90
quarter" 2 90
No will be inserted under and
pages taken The charge will be s. page
WM L. MONTAGUE,
Aug 9-dif Publisher of the Richmond Directory.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES

SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
HANOVER ACADEMY.
r,yE scssi" o ls institution Will commence me st VI
Uc aber ani terminate the OF July following Early
ral,u should he made there ohy eight nine Vcan
per session of months s0-one half payable October
,,r remainder March These include Board
I"''''" So" LEWIS MINOR COLEMAN. A. NJ, Principal
SAMI!EL. SCIlOOLER, A. ~.
Address NJ Coleman Taylorsvile, Hanover county, Va
aug I-.ti
LAW SCHOOL IN LEXINGTON.
i session subscribers Law School will commence
on Monday the 9th day OF october and Ter
u " ny hr Isl ,inv OF lS2 The pupils will be divided
as the members oil each having The riv
mo The the other without additional charge
le 81 @ m the Junior viii be Stephens Commentaries
an plea Greencai on Evidence The Senior course
ruc yrrs Commentaries. Sephen Pleading Green
WI" ucum1e's Introduction III Equity JURISPRUDENCE
80 ~, m virginia, (Si9) Il desirable that students
to attend Senior course should provide ,hensrv
~ copies fuckers Commentaries and the new Code
wl The numerous of The original text OF Judge
o. rs have been carefully corrected by the subscriber and
ih accurate the leading Cases decided since lie
has en:rdtea upon H. a Win these extensive al
ia ,s nprnmc essentially new work Genemen who may
themselves with any OF the text books enumerated
no a' Them from Rlctmnd within few days after their
driiIeu information Us 10 the plan Of
adopted sub .cbef may address MN ny euer al
iH't anal their emlues will be pompy and July answered
Tie lee 80 !. W. BROCkENBROUGIL
,,o Va July %, l$l-c,lsoc
.ryyOOD academy. KING AND QUEEN.
Fbt "a -: a., the al This Institution, will
9>hE /. S,rIcnbel, and end OH the 10th December
h' faithful and eth lent associates Mr..
fha t yat lsi ute, and Mr. KIDD Of The University
@ Nn:Elt will tuition in all The
: me s'I @ including every necessary, pit hehts So6
payable a, 'hr '' ,.,,, nv X & @ .Aug s-c3S
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hINGIatA:-ata CIR, CnIicrry c"ty
IN the 2lsi day Of June. 1851
Robert Anderson administrator Alexander Macauay, decea cd
The same Robert Aneson ad Helen NJ hs wiie the Robert
Andesnn administering Of Alexander Macauay uur decesed
and Of Frances Macaulay deceased the Robert
OF Elizabeth Macauay deceased and Patrick Mac ula,
Phfs
Robert Waller of Thomas Griffin, deceased who
surviving of Alexander Macaulay
ceuse rrluces Berkeley Nelson widow and a
OF Thomas Nelson, deceased who Of
York OF Robert Shield deceased
sheriff the said county, and each Of whom the
Mary Julia and Louisa Gibbons
Robert Gibbons deceased whom late sheriff Of the sail
ummed for administration and William MAJOR late she
riff Of tho Of % a and as such Dc Sons
Robert Andcrson Of Elizabeth Macaulay deceased
Robert Waller of Thomas Griffin deceased who
surviving trustee Alexander Macauay, deceased the Robert
berkeley who Faces Nelson widow and administrator
ss se Ma' late s SI" a
aud Of Robert Sed eceased also late sheriff Of
M Me- sS eeas has .a been ~ for
Gibbon Julia Gibbons and Lo"isa Gibbons aImnssaxes OF
YORK Macaaay deceased had been
county and SUCH de bonis non with tho
WILL ,ne of John Jamie son, deceased, Dcis
The Dismal Swamp Land Company, Pitts,
Robert Anderson administrator Of Alexander Macauay deceased
and Elizabeth Macaulay deceased Robert Waller
Thomas Griffin deceased ad administrator de oo'
Nelson execu,rix Thomas Nelson dec. and William Mar
sheriff Of the of Cupepe and as such ue
In this cause things doth ndudce, order
hiatt Commissioner who shall take the account herein
in one Of the published CITY Richmond Tor the
creditors by The deed of Alexander Macauay
the thereof and within sixty days the said Time of pub
cation shall have expired make proof OF ns oore Tue ~
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VALUABLE eRoPERTY Fok SALE.

rE-E subscriber ling remove to AeSSna,i WIN os o
or sold privately beIo!e on MoSDAl .e s 10:
September if fair The fair day. his lot ~ Ne% HOPE;
IN br mr., situated handsome convenient dwelling house.
ar ana house. superior sarjen and all out
houses requisite The comfort Of family ~,
E AZ m. Same time 81 acres the village, which he
will sell IN lots If desired. Ia suit purchasers
New Hope situated III OF the nne,l PORTIONS ~ ae
yer RI Virginia." and consequently one OF Inc best country
s'" ,n, ~ Va ~ d. HOWARD.
JGiv ..-c;2jAug.
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RARE AND VALUABLE WORKS.

RARE AND VALUABLE "ORkS.
llEERES'S HI,TORlCAL REESE RICHES
HISTORICAL Researches the politics. Intercourse and ahe
of the principal nations of antiquity by A. H. L. lleeen, Pro-
"l History in the University OF Gvtmgen.
Part Asaic Nations containing the Prrans, PEGniclans Ia
Indians geographical and phoo
gcul appendices before published, vols
the Of Africa containing the
Cahag Ethiopian Nations and Egyptians; vols OXFORD
eii ion.
Par ILL., Ancient rcecc, with three historical catiscs J. Poti
of III Reformation = The progress anu
practical influence OF political theories The rise and gwth Of
Of Great Bri.ain; vol London cdilnn
Angus, Ia For sale by MORRIS q BROTHER.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.


Ia the Nelical D. the expense tuition nclud
ing lie Dcnn.r"r ticket anicctln, G is s95 The session
q" enables the student comp studies
other a-ica Institution The URui
i.'hs ou!y lectures day.
LAW SCHOOL.
anac; Professor having app nel this department, the
c"G has been c,aged The subjects Equity and
I"hacci Law will be taught fully than has hitherto been
LU'e. and there %ll be added on
III CviI Law together With exposition Of the moan,
l,i!lm cases Law aud Eqnty WM kEMPER,
Proctor and Patron Of the University OF Virginia.
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July 2o-2m Wm =. ". .I2. --o--- =.
xES.-The subscribers, In connection with their kons MIL
have erected Nm Mandatory Of all descriptions oil
AXES HATCETS AND AIDES whchhey warrant equal 10 any
made country and offer dealers Northern prices
Their will be executed under the direction oil Mr. george
Reynolds late Of the Of Reynolds Sons one OF ths mo
wokmen America and whose TOOLS nave uce s
anu 1aVorably known ncvery State in the Union
iuna 3--c,f ~ r. ARCHFRA CO.
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NEW YORK IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
FREEMAN. HODGES G co,

IS LIBERTY STREET, lie TWEEN BROADWAY AND NASSAU
STREET, NEARTH POST OFFICE. NEW YORK.
XATE receiving by daily arrivals Europe fall and win
w OF rich fashionable fancy silk aud Millinery
Goods
We respectfully all cash purchasers thoroughly examine
stock prices and interest feel confident
will induce them Iom establishment
Particular attention devoted Millinery Goods and many OF the
ace expressly order aud cannot be
passed in beauty, style and cteapncss
Beautiful Paris Rihbcns for hat cap, neck and belt
Satin and Tdneta Ribbons, Of all widths and cUlois
Silks, Sains VeIves aud uncut Verets, for hats
Feathers, American and French Artificial Flowers
Pufinys and Cap Trimmings
Dre.s trimmings, large rtment
Enbronrrrs, Capes, Collars, Umderseevcs and Cuffs
embroidered aad emtc cambc ilaukerchicls
Grape, isses, 1aIeons Illusion ard Cap Laces
Yarncienes Thread Silk and Isle Thread Laces
Kid Silk Sewing Silk, Isc Thread Merno Gloves and Mls
Figured an SWISS Book Bishop Lawn and Iaconet Muslins
English, Freuch, aud Italian Straw Goods.
I,iy RI
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
f,- les. 90 lSEl


RICHMOND, July %, 1851.
~ and the general ere
ors by deed Alexander Maauay are hereby
notified office in the city OF Richmon on The ioth
10 enable me perform the duties required by said dec
NV Do r.
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CO-p.,, iI'y L.i:SUII..

:57IIE subscribers have associated no NJ ANBEkSoN WIN r'
the l nj July 1hcbuticss Will
still be conducted the sy" OF ALEX GARRETT co.. at
The old stand below the 80 the
CIV Hotel They their thanks 10 rif hueIha
friends paru4 thu far extended 10 t-n and ear
s,Iy uIclta y the
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TW ENTY DOILAKs REWARD.

TWENTY DUf,LAft X " aItD'
c.Tp.YEp from the subscriber The LIST Juiv sor-
rel mare MUL G, about old this sfils sne "
in low er believe she in The Counties OF Gro TA
In nr Hanover as sn. was in upper part OF King WA
lam cnunts heard FROM The above WI. he taa
70 nr person said Mule 10 at King "ll m
Conr House Or 10 Nathaniel Hill! in the City Of Richmond
Aug. 6-c4w a. "iii'D'
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ALEX GARRETT will his attention 10 nc SAFE
OF all kinds country produce: Lumber Live SUCK &C
by Anderson, and pledge hemHelves that "nh" r' NC
wanting on heIt sales o all cnGsit'
49,, Iuiy EZ-ctw
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MISCELLANEOUS.

niCHM0ND AND D1NViLLE RAILROAD.
NJ OTCE.-On and after WEDNESDAY, EFTA ~
9th August, lSJ stage Will from S1aIASSS<3HS-fH
'Tomahawk,' formerly Martins, II miles ISGSk2SIEFS
from Richmond Powlutan Court Iiomse $685.
JOHN Fl. OSBORNE, Su.I transportation
Office r. & D. r. r. Co., Augusta.
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURES
OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE BANk, RICHMOND, VA
ENE manufacturing large assortment
w Of FURNITURE OF different styles, and
are determined TO sell as low tho quality
CT be bought in the northern markets. Among @-s ~
our stock will be found:
3oD dozen Chairs, Warirohes,
200 Bedsteads. Tce fetes
81 Sofas and Diyans, Card Tables,
Gu Bureaus, Tea Poys
0U Mattresses Walnut Furniture
3tU Rocking Charn Rosewood 10.
Ga lining and Side Tables Centre Tables,
Secretaries, WIRING esks,
Looking Glasses, Bachelors Desks
Extension Tables,
WORK Tables French IIetseads
Cottage Furniture Cribs, Cradles,
We are urennre tn manufacture all line
shortest no.ice JONES Il HARDWOOD.
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UNIVERSITY uF MAiILAaD.
S'E next Session will BEGIN WEDNESDAY, tile 18th day Of
Z October lcj2, an: cus- 1T March. sJ!.
NATHAN Il. SMITH, u. D.. Surgery.
WV. +. \. AIKEN n. d. Chemistry aml Pharmacy
SAMUEL CHEW, NJ d., Therapeutics, MLrr:a Meca and lly
girne
JOSEPH R0BY, ". d., Anatomy an! Phi sio!ncv.
WI. POWER. II. d.. Theory am, Pracce ni Medicine.
RICHARD H. TliUMAS u. d. Midwifery aud Diseases OF Wo
ani Chi.drcu.
GEORGE W. MILTENEERGER, NJ D., Pathological Anatomy
TIC must ample lunuss the prosecution OF Practical
Anatomy rusc
CHI icLl Lectures tInra a week by Professors Smith
Pc ME IlhImu- niary; the p.i,rlcsr daily
10 lis WARDS without charge IL tie student i" tie ticket
Fees rarIica Anatomy Sl0 adcua
ton sj Ga udinn % WILLIAM T.. i. AIKEN, Dean.
BilImnr., Ar: j;n. !sJ-rni
UNIVERSITY or pe:nxsl LVANIA,
.NEDiC!L DEPARTMENT..
Eignty-stXth Session. lsJi-52.
ENHE Lectures vii commerce MADA, ut'"her the Gth and
E = The cluc March
Theory and Prlcicr ni Mrrimr hs GLuRGE D. WOOD, NJ d.
Anatomy. WILLIAM L. ukNER, b.
MaleIa Media gui piIraIlcs iOSErll CARSON, NJ. d.
Chemistry. JAMES u ROGERS, II. y.
Surgery. WILLIAM GIBSON. ". ID.
Obstetrics Diseases Wumen and Children, HUGH L.
HODGE NJ ID.
Institutes t Medicine, SAMUEL JACKSON, NJ. y.
Clinical Instruction tic ~ Hospital, by GEO Is
WOO. NJ y. lni ~ GEO W. NORRIS II. ID.
Dcnnnsiaive Medicine and surgery. nv the Pro-
eSsurs ui the c!irl Faculty assisted by W. W. GERHARD NJ. d.
aud HENRY II. SMITH, VI ID.
Practical Anatomy h, JOHN NELL. W. D., Demonstrators.
Amount ~ Fees tor Lee nres IN the University, SluI
MaIricuains Fee, tpaI! once oEly) .
Hospital Fee. 10
Prdctcal Anatomy, ~
W F. HoRNER NJ. D.,
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NUANO. 10000 bags Peruvian Guano imported BY Sinil
u George Government gent, landing and lor sale ny
Aug. l-c4w mum " fA.A.
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EMui>I AID Cu;.L.;.G1,
rrx, WASISGTDN COUNTY.
shi1 Fail session al this Institution VIII Thursday,
= the -l.i OF August, ami c"naur Ii weeks
EArESsES.
Tuition per session, els G1
Beard Ter &ces 10
Washing
Fuel and Contingencies 3 Is
lai"n III The Preparatory Department ln SID 80
PSI stsSi"n Other expenses i;r
" ""'Eno%n College OF the South Wet. Is situated III the
nearly lu iIie* from vee,
H"ne i heal an: beauty ani on the location III the SuI West
ana IT, an"t entire exemption The ordinary temptations
H''asanre and vice. Thorough and c
Pnir prscn! iish Claims the patronage 81 The Inhc
LIe Is Is" e. COLLINS President.
MEDICAL BEREAVEMENT OF IAMpDEN SID
AEf COLLEGE, RICHMOND VA.
VIE onric. t Lectures wll commence Mon
gay! te 3n ~ O'trr ISL, c"nste until The tr+i -"
March ensuing The Will be
held about lie middle OF March
n h. BDhANHAN, NJ d. Prof OF Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women anu Children
l.. w ciAMBGRLAYNE NJ. d. Prof of Mu,cria McLca aad
Therarruc
MAurIN. NJ d.. Prof of Chemistry and Pharmacy
CilaS BELL gibson, NJ d.. PoI o Surgery and Surgical
GARTER p. JOHNSON M d. Prof OF Anatomy and physiolo
DAVID H. TUCKER, VI. d. Prof Of Theory and Practice
Neil
A. T. pETlCOLAS,M d Dcnon=ator Of Anatomy.
me facilities Tor Auancai aud Clinical this In
siutrl n-u!pLs2td.
Demons atrI'S lee Si.i Graduation
The ri hoard ncliint iue tights and attendance
Is usually 81. or So. per week.
Tie ttan.uc fuller information this
lGs'uI! wi! IL forwarded those apI!yn. specific
luiics VII! be il by letter. Address
5. MAlPlN. ". d.
Jul. 23-c2n l,caa al h- Faculty.
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IoUSrAIS TOP HOTEL.
p,R-NERStIi. nrsSoIvEn.

,, COMPREHENSIVE DISSOLVED.
nv ca nersh, heretofore cSisn. this urier the hrm
BERNARD PEiTOS q SON. is this day dissolved by The
a"' OF the partner The business will DO cosed (and
Aue The firm used for that annc by either
indebted will please qunte their respective baanccslhose
~se aims Will please present them for adjustment
:. BERNARD PEYT0N.
"Vslstl ISL T. JEFFERSON PElTON.
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NEW COP MEMBERSHIP

IyE subscribers have connected them gives Together Cor
the Durpose CONDUCTING Forwarding ard Gro.
ccry business under The style and Il OF f. g. Nv D. iof
KlNS No ia Cary street. where hey hope D? pfonp au 's''
f. G. TOMPKIES,
Richmond. July ID. w d. IonPh''S
charlottesville JeEersonan. Lynchburs Engin" s'aun'"n
Spectator Lexington Gazette, viii copy, and send if h's 10
10 M. for collection July 25-clm
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n orc s.- FEMALE TEACHER WAN1EO-I v,-6- 49,
sdsethe servcesof lady take charge OF Schni ~ en-
e Tor the remainder of this five mom,hs ard ths
hn gives satisfaction One Of experience be prefer
rel Unoubtrd testimonials 10 teach Tho h.
Lns'h Branches French and Music, be required s"s
Address the subscriber tpost pa Mount Level Dnwidd Va
sta lag salary '4'
Juu,of EFF aDr,
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EMui>t Il tn It.G.K6 CU;II-;.GEI,
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
3hi. raj session al this Ituu VIII Thursday
= The -lst OF August, AMI crntur ii weeks.
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am sppiel with Wheat Trrsc's thus highly
together with Fan Nil &c =" mot
approyc patent manufacturers prices which can !eyer at
M nn;n, nm LANES River or else where TII3S BRANCH
iiuy IS c9,y PETERSBURG. Va
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%C1iCtc--A young vino has educated the
sh Virginia Military Institute and University Of Virginia. and
zines well recommended from both Institutions wishes
july 9-cim
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Tho ,n, z w BUSINESS.
will continue the general Commission and For
fidelity, TO m ~ has own account AMI hopes by diligence anu
'nuance OF the patronage VI the friends Of Inc
bic avaoce. ON Generally lie ia prepared make easonu.
R;chr,,md sr,,a ssnn,.nis. Z. JEFFERSON PEYTON.
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A 'dess Aliller's Post Office, Essex county, Va.
6-c3w
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BY JAMES VI. TAYLOR,
HOUSE AND LOT os BROOK AVENUE,

y
sale Conducted by WELLINGTON EoDpiS aurtr Iult Is
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WAsT.SGroS City. ID. e.
gDRACTiCES the several Courts OF III: district d" co"'a
ANY pertinent his profession, which may be sIIu
will with prompt lie refers ~
Messrs. SELpES, WIThERs d Co, =, -
Gen JSo. NJ. McCALLA Washlnetcn,D T.
JAMES J. MILLER Esq,
July 7-ctf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-08-21
Kentucky.

CoNGREss.-In the First District, LYNN
Boyd ONION DEMOCRACY is re-elec,ed. The
district always gives a large democratic ma
Jority. Second District---Benjanin T..
Gray, independent whig) is reported elect
ed over johnson, The late wing member,
aud Jennings, democrat. In the Fifth Dis
trict, the returns are favorable to Clement
S. Hill, (whig) over James Stone, (tlemo-
crat. Last election, whig-no change
In the Seventh (LouisviIle) District, both
parties claim the election. The contest is
close between Humphrey Marshall, the late
whig member, and Aerriwether, democrat.
In the Eighth District, Leslie Combs, wing,
it is reported, is defeated by j. G.. Brecken-
ridge. This is the Ashland district, where
MIR. Clay resides, and has always been wing
before. Ia the Tenth District, X. H..
Stanton, (democraD is probably reelected.
These returns for Congress are decided
~ favorable to the democrats. The people
are doubtless getting tired of the old poll
ticians, like Leslie Combs. As the proyerb
says, every dog has his day" ...
GovERsog.-Archibaid Didou Owing,
and J. b. Thompson (whiy,) are elected
Governor and Lieutenant Governor, by
smaH rnajolities, but some days must eiapse
before this can be ascertained with certain
~ In. Y. Herald, Aug. 9.
iNprANApoLIs, Aug. 6.
ISDIAnA ELEcrIos.-SchuyIer Colfax,
Wing candidate in the South Bend District,
tor Congress. is defeated by Dir. Fitch,
Democrat, by about 100 .f..
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ERRIToRIALCLAIM ASSOCIATION.

TTvE Male resident citizens Of legal of this Ter
ritory, requested to meet in their respective
Precincts, at the last place OF holding elections the
first day Of September to appoint Delegates equ
IN number TO twice their representation the Legsi
ture, meet in Convention ST. Paul the 10th day
of September next for the purpose Of forming Terri
toriai Claim Association, regulate claims be- made
apsa the lands lately treated for by the United States
with the Sioux Indians.
n. KENNEDY. l.. A. BABCOCK,
II. VI. RICE, r. A. HOLMES,
J. G. RAMSEY, JAMES BEATTlE,
e. w. BORup. LOTT MOFFET,
A. l.. LAEPENTEUR, ALEX. WILkIN
NJ. :. WILKINSON, G. w. HARRINGTON,
Nv. BRUNSON, w. u. DODD.
]. w. BASS, ID. A. J. BAKER.
st. Paul, August Is, 1851. ls
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INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 6.

Another destructive fire has occurred at
San Francisco, which destroyed 10 squares.
The loss is estimated at $4,000, 900. Sew
erai lives were lost. The fire was the work
Of an incendary.
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The Peori. Republican Of The 9th send,

The Peoris Republican Of The 9th, sends
US the following further particulars Of the
terrible explosion Of the steamboat Dakota,
owned by Wesson & Barnes, Of St. Paul:
Eleven Lives Lost--Teu badly Iniur-
ed, some of whom are not expected
to Recover.
We have to record one Of the mos, mel.
ancholy disasters tina, has ever taken place
in this city, within our knowledge. We
have hastily CLEANED the following particu-
lars:
The steamer Dakota, recently built a,
Sturges, st. 10 county, Michigan, and
bound for Minnesota Territory, received
yesterday, boiler from Chicago, for which
she has been waiting here the past three
weeks. This boiler was put in 10 day, AM.
about O'Clock, Z. NJ, steam was got up,
in order to get wood which was up the riv-
.r, about mile distant; and when rounding
to on the opposite side Of the lake, The
boilers exploited, scattering human beings
and fragments OF wood in every direction.
Assistance was rendered as soon as possi-
bic, and the following persons were picked
W:
Henry Barnes, part owner, dangerously
injured.
BENZ. Woodwork, Captain, dangerously
Injured; recovery doubtful.
Alpaeus Chapman, Engineer, dangerous
ly injured. t
John Setey, dangerously injured.
M. Thompson, I"
David Robbins, 800
Miss Amanda Cutler, dangerously ini'd.
Reuben Mckee, :"
Edgar Chase, 6"
Milton Howe,
Mrs. Barnes and child slightly. I'll sa-
Mrs Chapman and child slightly.
Mrs Seiby, slightly.
Mr.. Motif and wife, slightly injured.
Mrs. ywarti ami Two children, slightly
injureo Ho 8 $50
MRS. Thompson and three children, in.
jared. Aaed 5sa -
Jane. L.tbrie, slightly injured.
Edward Roe, rs
Abner kenwick,
:: Pits Hopkins, y -
Child Of Benjamin WolwortE, dead.
Child of Henry Barnes, yrs. old, dead
Child Of Mr.. Motif, 9 years old. dead
Mr.. Haywood and Children, not found
Mr.. Baker, wife and child, /"
Miss Harriet Foster, &c sc
Charles Van Wiskle, &c
The above is as near correct a. we could
possibly get 1.-THE remains of the wrerL
was sowed to the shore by the steamer Gov
Briggs; and we have been informed since
we left the scene of ruin, that two bodie,
have been extricated from the wreck.
The Dakota was owned by Messrs
Franklin WATSON and Henry Barnes. anJ
was built expressly for the accommodation
Of settlement in Minnesota, which fhoso
who had embarked on board were cai,..,-
lsting to establish. There were 40 in ali
IS OF whom we're On board at the tima -,
the catastrophe. The Mayor with a no.s.
Of men anil u number Of teams. ara nov.
rendering every assistance that was necrs.
ssry.