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FRIDAY 1GOzsNa4l5**, April, IS, 1852.

"ouo,s my appreciation OF those measures which arc
y eu'u compromise Measures" or my Gycu dciermina.
,on ~ uphnld them s'eadily and firmly Nothing Lut
ecrp sense oi duty led take the pa' which did take
IN bringing about their adoption by Congress and l.a: same
aese VI GUY remains with unabard force opinion
.t muse n'eashres one and all necessary and cxpe
@ ana ought TO &c adhered by all friends Of the CUnu
III nu al lovers OF their country. That among them
eh appears 10 nave given the greatest dissatisfaction,
mean the Fugitive Slave Law | held 10 be Inv entirely
costuhnhai highly proper and absolutely essential 10 ,c
peace OF me country. Such law is demanded by the plain
net words OF Tie Constitution; and llyw any can
si % aoroeate or destroy it, and the time sag tha
nc rs supporter OF the Constitution and wiling To aiicrc
~ muse PtoVis IN H. which clear and positive in
ana restraints passes my power Of cGnprehen-
. hy oe'ei Isl mat when the passions OF men subsde
uhu reason ad true pa!iDsm are allowed their
proper sway, The public mind North and South will cOre
10 proper state upon these questions
uo not believe that further agitation can make nDv con-
siderable progress at the Moth The great mass of the pco-
pie am sure, are sound, and have wish 10 interfere
WIN such things as are, by the Constitution placed undc.
he exclusive control Of The separate States ave noticed
eeo not without regret certain proceedings which you
nave aaden and In regard these have say thar gen
ehGn may not think II necessary proper, that ,hcy
souo De called npGE 10 nrm by resolution, that which
already the existing law the land That any positive
movement 10 repeal or alter any al The Compromise
sa:es would meet with general encouragement sup
p': 90 not at all believe But, however that may be- my
OWN sentiments remain ard are likely remain quito
chaE.'ed am III favor OF up>o;ag Tie Constitution in
the fnera and all its particulars am in favor of respect
Ing M authority and oba its piunctions; and the
al HE sha do all In my power 10 fulfil honestly and faith
irl" Ill s provisions. lock upon the COMPROMISE rnca
proper fair and final adjustment Of the questions
o winch lfcy relate and eanitaon Of those questions
no nc" opening OF them, effort 10 create dissatisfaction
with them, will receive from the least
or support concurrence approval ai time under
any circumstances
am with regard, your obcdcnt servant,
DANIEL WEBSTER
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The Whig papers of the city publish the following letter
from Mr. Webster editor In Alexandria, pedgIng him
self 10 the compromise and their execution mr.
Webaters letter Is called by one from MIR. Taven
ner strongly denuncatory of the of the Northern
Wings of the House against Jacksons and Hlyers resou.
that If this action fairly represents the
,ment of the Wing party of the Norh he paths Of the
North and the South dvege and the Whig party of the
South cannot honestly act with those who treat thing
of naugh the sacred obligations of tho Constitution
Mr. T. further asks OF Mr. ". what the South has
right 10 expect OF the North, &c. How differently
the actions of different Wings are viewed by members Of
the same party Mr.. Ward, Wing member OF Congress
from Kentucky protests agains, Gen. Scott being required
place himself upon the records" says that III Uenefa
Scott had procsimcd from the house-tops that ne was aVo
rabe to the compromise measures 1t would have smachea
Of egoism adding that this was ian attitude IN Which ne
trusted neither Gen. Scott any other man "ouo place
himself" Now Mr. Webster has done this very thing ne
has come and placed himself the category OF "eeols
and of forcing himself upon the people Will the wings Oh
veniu say that Gen. Scott deserves their confidence 10
nm extent far superior that which Mr. Webster merits
If Mr. Webster can properly write letter endorsing the
compromIse why should not Gen. Scott do the same7 we
should like to know the difference in the two cases.
WAsHIseros APRIL l0TH, 1882
Dear Sir:I have the honor TO acknowledge the recept
letter of the 9Th ns and thank you for what you
nre naa.ed 10 say of my fidelity to great national Whg
principles tsus. there not man IN the country VINO
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THE OEn.EEIIOMS


The Grand Lods" ." the lndependen! Order OF Odd Eel
Fellows Hail. and viii probably continue IN rcssion during
tie whole Of the present week The attendance OF the
rescnaiivcs O! the Lodges Ou The iniero! s LARGE and
the proceedings OF lie session will undoubtedly be fraught
wiif much inteIcs: 10 tlls OGI:
Yesterday. th- Lodges CT Ibis city aTd Manchester and o
Ledge from Petersburg, had Procession OIati0n and
Public Dinner The out handsome, though less
numerous than we had right expect from The our-
!stng condition or the O!'er this section Of the State
Thcln were in The procession between thee aad four hun
d members; aud as they p.radcd through the principal
Streets with tanners, cnignn and delightful music, their
appearance was mes; picturesque and imposing.
Edward Y Cannon Esq pronoinced an appropriate and
ci:gnent Grafton before the Order in the African Church,
which cruwded its utmost capacity bn brilliant
asscmbiIcc Of ladies' and gentlemen. After tie exercises al!
the Church. The procession again iurIcI and marched 10
Andrrson's warehouse South side U The Canal where
surutuuus s,st had been provided under the immediate
superiu,endcncc o; Paul c. kinbrough ESQ., Of Backes
Hotel We tender hearty thanks 10 the Committee OF
invitation for the kind request 10 be present. and
that pressin. engagements denied that pleasure We
learn however lie dinner passed o!t in the happics
manner and that the worthy caterer deserves 10 be em
bamci in tic memory Of al! present. for the excellen!
ncr in which lie discharged his ohligl,inns.
The order OF Odd Fellows is an institution worthy OF all
acCeptacn and pleased 10 learn that II has rapidly
and steady increased throughout the State during the past
year ''iricnjsp Love and Truth is its motto, all
know and with the Order these something more than
,rord.-thcy princ ytsactive, operative principles
Believing lh the extension of this glorious Order
throughout the land will add materially the total Of
human happiness, hail its rapid avrnccs in popular IA
your with lie issiies aatisiaction.- Yesterdays Times.
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THE TINES AND Mr.. HALLETT.

The Times In aluson to hit at Seward as the Scot
leader declares that there is no difference between Seward
and Mr. Hactt the Chairman Of the Democratic National
Committee in regard TO their FREQ soil opinions and pur
poses We are no, little surprised neighbours avow
ed wan. Of discrimination. We know not whether Mr.
Eanoul not IN representing Mr. Haett as
having in lS49 offered soil resolution In public meet
ing in Massachusetts, But we do know that noU Mr. Hal
lett is sworn enemy to the ree-eoers and holds opinions
in mos, intimate correspondence with the tcnets of the Ma
tiona Democracy published letters from Washing
ton last January we commended Mr. Haet for his bold
championship of Southern Rights and described him us be-
ing thoroughly favor of the full execution of the compro-
mise which he regards nothing else but the fugitive slave
aw-a the other of the Compromise being exc
cuea and epeaabe. We also published the circular of
Mr. Halett calling together members of the committee in
which the following expressions 10 DC found:
1t is apparent that preliminary act can better tend o
oromo,e the Democratic case than to the cordial
operation of Democracy of each State, IN sending
Delegates 10 National Convention. To nominate with
nnanimy in such Conventions VIII oe 10 eiee. our canu,
must be ample and mutual confidence mat the
Constitutional rights of the Sou,h will be safe in tho Con.
s,itutonal good faith of the North
No meeting has been called or held by the CHAIRMAN or
the Executive committee or mcmbess OF The committee,
since the Presidential cecon ana no correspondence
place of holding Convention upon 'e 2tnna' pa'o,
established by the Baltimore Convention and The support OF
Compromise, upon Whlcn no" 'ia'eiaiy ucpehio NV
supporl of the Union always caidna principle OF ;he
Democracy of the Union. With these views o confirming
aterna relations and cordial cooperate between al Sec
ons of the Union and OF holding conference in the firm
spirit of Democratic brotherhood that now animnes the
whole Democratic party, and before which, In the tnmPhs
olrea6v achieved in Democratic Stnes from New Hamp
shire TO Georgia. all scconalism all Northern disunon or
Southern secession arc disappearing respectfully Monty
you that meeting OF the National Democratic COMMITTEE,
of which you are member, will be held at the National
HOTEL in Washington, D. Co. the 29h day OF December
1851 which your attendance is most earnestly sociteo
With these public facts before u.s. We utterly deny that
any sort of approximation between Benz F. Haett
and the Infamous Seward.
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Twelve respectable citizens including physic sr surgeons
also Tie con4icis counsel Ministers o the Lse and The
relatives vi The convict
ball was also reported ch2G4ng the mode of apponting
tnbacco inspectors Gives Ire Governor the power TO
upaoint The first and second inspectors
Mr. TAtIaFERRo frnn the Selec, Committee on house
10 a erected tie Public Square for Houdons Statue Of
Washington made report in favor of the erection
house. accompanied by resolution providing for The procure
merit c plans lor the proposed building which resolution
was adopted.
and then the House adjourned.
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NoRFoLK-MR COOK, OUR ELECToR, &c.
In politics. parties in good old city are Furnishing
their arms the Presidential contest When the nomina
lions are made STALL fall into line under the same old
standards OF Whggcry and Democracy There will be no
such thing party The Democrats are already IN
the field with their electoral ticket at The head OF which, az
the elecor of The first district stands Mordeca Cook, esq
gentleman Of great power and e"quence ~ncther al INC
bar or ON the husngs who will bear uloit MS banner WIN
divinity and chyary that will do honor 20 his party ana
nroyc fearful TO his Cor Wdh lete
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TILL, clARIIk. 10 ROME

There have runic or sometime past of on intended
change u Chargeshp 10 Rome, and 1t was slated
that Catholic citizen Of Maryland, to have the sp
continent but that the President has now decided
after mature dclbcra,ion not to recall the present soe
accomplished incumbent. Mr. Cass who has 30 cren.'"2y
discharged his duties that delicate and important pos.
'''' lPet.rsburg Intellig<nctT.
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EAGLE EOUNDRY,


TIVE SUI scrber the large Foundry. erected by
Tseii ard Fitted with machinery Of the latest and most
pcs in addition 10 the manufacture OF Tobacco Flat
No. wills c;ared receive orders Stationary Steam En-.
s .reo Presses Of every description and AL kinds iron and
He pledges himself TO faithfully and with
all work entrusted him, aad respectfully solcirs call
a h, ;..auas and tie public generally PHILIP RAiM.
Caiey between Pearl and 18th
e., cash prices paid or old ron brass and copper
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ny TaE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA..


TON having received By The Eyecuve that cer
III ~ loan es ,,r prisoner the Jail OF Harrison county
iGc;nlet committed in the town OF Clarks5urg
E escape um Jail. the night of the 2h ins and is
m At large DO therefore hereby offer reward o! one hun
person who sha! arrest the said John
an deliver h,m INTO Jail Harrison county, and du
r.re all o crs o: this Common civil and militia.
AL tes; people generally to use their oc eIerons 10
g o the said Owens that ne may be brought 10 JUS
under my Governor, and under the Lesser Seal Of
NE C,niiunwea III. Richmond, this 2U;h day Of March,
So: m the wear lS52 JOS. JOHNSON.
m wc saau,5 feet Gnches heh, and abou, 10 years Of
rle bai hair ard ;hck lips, and rather air skin;
=. are pr The right Jaw robably inch from
..r Ii Is laor hy trade, ad paint and draw roush
VI !. ,.lNc
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MARBLE YARD.

y ROGERS Street, near Main, Richmond, Va Dealer
r,n Italian aud American Marble Monuments Tombs,
~ ss Ma,e pieces oevery description Wall Plates Fronts,
:, :, i,s-r N Carvins scxccutedin the
cuuuv. with city reference promptly yattended to-
wing served his apprenticeship in OF the largest
New Iork City, and having much experience in The
, himself that all work executed his Shop will give
'une or South 5-cly
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MARRIED.,

wAsHsorcS April l3-Kossuh arrived this evening ey
share he is now receiving concourse OF Tisters.
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JOHN NJ. LATHAM,

WAsuSoToS CITY, ID. c.
rrS III :c several Courts of the District OF Columbia.
pertinent his profession which may be entrust.
wlil meet with prcmrt attention.. He refers 10
Cra iIo NJ McCALLA, washington, ID. Z.
JaSEs MILLER, Esq,
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DIED.

M,pnr, on IN. sl inst by Rev. Mr. Campstsn. MI CHAS
IIIINDIEY Charlotte county, 10 MssFANNlE, daughter 10
win Edmunds OF Prince Edward
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the purpose OF making and Keeping in repair the roads Of
said county, and submitting H." the voters thereof
for ratiying and re- Jecing the same.
CONVENTION AND LEGISLATIVE DOUBLE -.
Sir DUNLAP offered the following resolution
hesolred That the First Auditor report 10 this House the
names OF tsc persons who members of both the late
Convention 10 amend the Constitution The General As.
semby at the session of s505 who received mileage and
per dlem pay as members OF both ties and the
| received by each of them.
MI JACKSON of P and R. moved lay ts resolution ON
tue table The motion was los.-nyes So, Sc.
debate on the resolution ensued between Msssrs DUS-
tAr, EaDY PISSELL, BORON, and Scorr of F.
AR. EST moved 10 postpone the resolution indefinitely
which motion was carried
BILLS PASSED.
bill for the relief OF Sceryanl Jones was takenup
: a ceoaie sprung up its merits, between Messrs.
MARTz, BRowSE, SEdAR, wn7e OF Hanover DAwsos,
pussed-ayes 80, noes 26.
bill for The relief Of Allen T. OVERLY wac passed-ayes
&c. noes g.
bill releasing to Peyton Richards and James Thomus
The of judgment recovered by the commonwealth
against them was passed-ayes SO noes 8.
ucation in primary schools passed as follows
AYEs-Messrs. Mapp. Rives of Albemare Early Massey,
SarpcnteT Bottom, Tate, imboden, Talbot, Goode j Of
b. and Maupn Speed, Luke, Barbour, Jackson of Dod
ridge and Tyler, Stuart, Hunon Prince, Headen Shan
non, Jackson of Gimer and Wit Parks Price Of Green
Hanover, rfce of Hardy Moore OF Harrison, Ha!rson
ievene Crow Moor of Jefferson, Gibson, Patrick Fry
Browne Downing Slemp, Fianary, Morgan, Darlington,
Ball. Hardy, Newman, Kidwe, Arnet, Jones of Marshall
Mccullough Garrison Nc Donald, Lemiy, Vawer, Echols
Preston kilby Dawson Robertson OF Norfolk city, ferby
Russell, Hubbard, Oldham Keyser, Staples, Kee Wallace
wooding Townes Jackson Peasants and Rche Scott
Of pleson Catdal Bowyer Morrison Butler Robinson of
Richmond :-y, Anderson. iscs Craig, Leyourn, Gilmore
Alartz, Stevens, Smith OF RUSSELL Gner Greeyer Petlow
BufdelI, Witlen, Dawson, King Dunn, ,,a'!man, West
J ;. ,-on, jr. Of Wood E"yd-l00.
NoEs-Messrs Richeson Cheatham Power, Clark o.
jr, Payne Guode of Iecklenburg, Michael j, Portlo -
Wilson, Gatewood-ll.
bill Tor the relief of Jno T. Arnold OF the county u
gusta was passed-ayes 81, noes 3.
Several bills ordered to be engrosscd.
The House, at ten minutes to twc, r.C.on Of Mr..
Pierce, adjourned 20 allow tho members mingle with the
members Of the Wing Convention.
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1apoWTANY no PHYSICIANS.

rSEE a. tCa! fi1lI ol 30 acFes,J and IOcaIlon
.1 h, he practice of hundred amies-many OF
in Amherst county, Va 9 miles
trIut aad. from the James River and kunawha Compa
and IN The red land district. remarkable Tor the natural
y ia ol Anv Farmer Cor Physician desiring unite
Win me- c:s) with capital OF from 83OO0to $780,
.-.cf - -.. sdraniagc, hy making immediate applcc
Tor :uher particulars, TO the subscriber, Tobacco
~" rs e. -. ROY d. SCOTT.
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OAK GROVE ACADEMY,
: Al Il " "

f.,r hls >cfc" (sruaed within Two miles OF the
rtnae Icca;c Institute the road leading IRON New
. - C. II } Will Cc resimed on the l2th OF Janu
hrs $50 and r!n., The 1871, oi November following
IT. ours, instruction embraces the ordinary English branches
AM ,a IL Gs h.utcnes Mathematics
TIE tsfu for s alronass heretofore eXehueo 10
H respectfully sors conHUance o the same, AMI pledges
ef a; No ina l be sart il the moral and mental culture
| :suse entrusted 10 his
TgaMs-Fur and session OF ten months SoV
,5,r.ss JOHN +. CLAIBORNE,
h, .s,-r,f Gravel Hill Past Office.
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FEMaLE SCHOOL IN CUHBEELAND

FEMALE SCHOOL IN CUMBERLAND.
NilE HAVING engaged the OF Miss SARAH A.
REID Richmond take charge o. School nj her residence
OF Bro Tns ChuicE, Cumberland county
crse! OF hts method OF informing parents ard guardians who
the School that e is ready TO receive
Del; daughters and irmsle war's az pupils.
vii b. he orec In The ente management OF This school 10 al
pupils entrusted 10 her the advantage ni thorough
sa Instruction. Combined as ar as possible, with the social
t.Urucr:s I'd comforts Il home.
Se r.: . will be paid rot only the health the ard
Ii. Improvement the religious instruction Of the
Isr!s.
eeoos taught months commencing the 10Th March
exira,ico OF i've months vacation OF one month ~ DC
Mss REEo vi have the entire the English depart
h..
itench and Music on the Piano bv Prof L. MAas.
TERMS.
~,ats % ~ " " SlG0 OU
,. Il 25 HI
~ ~. -, .o - p,,,c Is 90
fis beginning Of the 'ne will be charged only
Ali letters Of enquiry receive prohpl AZ
..,.tn .l:r.ss y. r BLANTUS, RalGe's Tavern,
4 A,ni 1-cwi@ Cumberland Couhty, va.
EExERiI. JACKSON AND MA ART1N LUTHER.
s'HE popre:ns Sartains Magazine having e
w handsome steel plate carefully engraved IN ine ano
celebrated design by George Caitcrmolc repre-
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The Saunan Vaticaor i, "pained to say that Judge
Baldwin is now confined bed Of sickness and suffering
ard serious appeenons entertained for his recovery
tis sudden illness has ruwn gloom community
for no person sincerely and desevedy beloved than
is Judge Baldwin"
We deeply regret that last intelligence is ha very Iii
tie hope il cncrt.rci of Judge Bs recovery. The ata
i>case under which he lbors is said 10 bo 'dry gansrcnr
which developed by recent injury 10 one of his feet
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

KSs WILLIAM c. H., March q, ls52
Interested the foregoing decree are hereby noaeo n
hze upn uesday day Of April next u not on INC
day thereafter tsunday cxeeptcd9 10 perform lh aues
ny he said decree rhce al which tlo anu Pae
el under hand Commissioner in Chancery OF the sara
~, h" ,ay and ycar frsl aforesaid.
cav tsr's fepS G j.. OIL
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NUMBER lO3.

the purpose of making and keeping repair the roads Of
said county, and submitting !" the voters thereof
for rati.ving and relecIing the same.
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FILE First REFoRMERs

THE FIRST REFoRMERs
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..ty!o
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Srs:a,Is
S your subscriptions and secure Sc worth Of reading and
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NIX. k.AHEi4 ~. ALLEN: TAKE NOTICE That shall, IN
W se oc Edward Chambers in the town o o'etohrl On
ts' Arri next take the deposition OF john b. Puycar
a "a he read evidence III suit depending In Inc Ccult
'lH ~ oray Neck enhnrs in which an, panii anu you
- y tci"rtaG;s and that shall on Tho 18th day OF Apri
~ h of Robert X Clark in the town OF ClaiEs
" te e. Finley. and Others to be read az
w arl that the st day Of May next in the iav
a m q Eir,:r purycar, the county Of Meckenburg,
WI axe Position uf John r. Finch and others TO be read az
sul and if from any the said deposnns are
s respective days. thoy will be taken the next day.
@,afH o. tie sail places, Yours &c,
N'-h VIJIJANN SMITH
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For the enlightenment of The Wing Convention now hold.
ng its sessions in Richmond, give below some inpor-
tunt letters in the n T. Express, good Fillmore paper
touching the scenes in the Whi Congressional caucus and
the movements OF the Scottites:
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A SCHOOL WANTED.

so A SCHOOL WANTED.
NuERS young gentleman, graduate OF Brown Unve[sl.
W S,h the !esnoras both scholarship and cha
School in healthy part OF one OF the southern
.Apr,9-c;
iEaCHER.-A young gentleman, native OF Virginia,
situation Principal Of Academy or as Tutor IN
family lie has had ience teach.
Produce satisfactory testimonials, both from Professors
and c"nenay Of The University, and from gentlemen who
,r0aer 'S 'ehooi. Au'i''' " - Az, Anrii ssf
P1"STER AND LIME.-250 nerees fresh ground Lubss
1ph s-ess EDWIN WoRTHAM 4 90.