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have removed. and vho would meet TO a
certain extent the wants ofihe colonies
Knowing ii 10 be the policy Of the slave
States TO rid themselves Of such pnpula-
ton. he thought measure contemplating
such result would be favorably received
by them
He was further led 10 suppose, on the
authority Of certain American gentlemen
communicated 10 him through flie same
channel, that many shareholders would
a, all themselves Of such an opportunity io
emancipate their slaves, if they could be
assured Of their being removed from the
country.
He was Informed that the laws forbade
emancipation unless the liberated slaves
were also removed and thatthe expense OF
this prevented persons who would other
wise ernancipate their slaves from doing
So But 1t was said a measure would BE-
acceptable which would enable suci, per
sons to remove their slaves from the coun'
try when liberated without expense to
themselves.
With this view he pr pared a plan which
should aim at the employment ~ the Nesi
/ India Colonies ot free blacks from the L
States; aud should also otferto The planter.
the prospect, not only Of a removal of the
| liberated slaves iihout expense, but Of d
recovery ola portion of their value also
/ He recommended this planto the colonies
and wrote the circular il question IN the
belief that the want OF labor would tie sup
pied from these two socrces, with the as
sent and cooperation Of the shareholders
and tie Governments Of the slaVoholding
! States.
II is to be regretted that, with such a.
end III view language slioald have beef
employed capable Of different constrnc
doai hut ihis explanation appears 10 de
prjro it WI its Objectionable character
with great consideration, remain, doa
sir, very faithfully yours,
ABBOTT LAWRENCE.
On motion 81 Mr. Bay ", Of Virginia, th'
MESSAGE and accompanying document
were reicrrad 70 The Committee % Foreigi
Affairs anu ordered to be printed.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
Eymcs,.pur@ Makrts--J;in. IA.
w.,nI rx e. 4 rsf,f,-rp

WuDLtsAit fktt LIS
PsovrsioS --Daeon--s, VI ht.-Sales foaiI
by the quantity
PoRK.--Salcs SOD.
Bsrr--we quote by the queariiyat las cts
FLour-Snncrinc new So; Old no snle
Family New sla5, to quantity and qunlity.-
Stock light.
wnEAr--Red 65c; White 7on75 ct.s
MsAL. Corn Meal 70a75c.
G.AiS.-Corn 65a70 cts; Oats 40 cents.
Observation-Disclosures $50 to S. per ton.
PLssrE--hump ~; Ground sS5ao.
SuoARs.--Nc,s Orleans ,aa cts; Porte Rico7 To
10 ITS. Clarified llal2a ets. Lanf III 70 lad CTS.
Y.--MuW,.tain 30 10 81 -. Scarce aud
in demand
RgrswAx.-ol taa2 ecrrs
Burrrw.--But little dcr,ulni for hrkins, which
we euo,c l25sl5c. ~ No. Il Fresh, ai Market
House, brings higher rates, lu; aet uniform.
BRANDr.-Applc, i0ail; Pcseh, 50 to IS cts.
Ear IRox.-S75as0 aSsor,cdduil.
CorrEr.-Rio IL to III cts Lagsira Zeal = J
Mocha 90.
CousrRY L,xrxs.-Tow Ito IL ;FlaS "a sers.
CorroN YAR>s.-Salrs Halls rtS.
FEAtmrrs.--j4 10 IS cts.--Srarco and in de-
mnnd.
WooL-e5 10 es cts. in duh
Wool RoLLs.--3j tepi very scarce.
GtNsgSo.--a9a35 riS.
FLAxSsFp-Salrs 10 PIT jG lh.
Ffsu-Iicllibes. Ne. /. 49, ilau(a& No. Her
rings, sGa:7 J. Slad uaRc; Mtyl.rrci, 40. ., Ss.19
TALLow,--S ID n. cts.--du.l.
TAE.--s3.5O Prr hh.
iigar.-Ws quote y 20 &c. IN denspd
LlNsNEp or. --7Uil Jcts.--in demand.
LARp--i0ets.
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LEGATION "f 1HE WHIT EN 5fhfis'
LONDON Nov 49, FOL
'oT; a ic" weeks siace george w.
O"ens' Esq Of 'eor3ia' ca'ea upon rie
10 say Una. be i'ad seen d newspaper pup
.lsHta n tne ialaho 81 .AN'='+i' Go,''ai"-
,n5 0oac''AF ces!'.'cH 'oiI lte 1o,GI''hl
'hiee' o''i-'e '''i''s VIC ''''9" " es'
IhoiA C"."A'-7 ~ eii-eF l.-' con ac's
W"h persons ''o' '' s.a'.'. III lal NJ '.'cd
'','.a ''o,l a''-' '''' ''''''., y" 'g 'l'-
'
Nl' ,''F'.'' -'."l M "s
i.oTd '.et ot7i'l''-' '.Ng4sh '''1
l'ii' l''a' '.''' N'.' SIKH. e,1 '"' it, T.
lil1 M el''A',n NJ u'alu'-,5 ''A s't''Iy Hi
'"e D"'-." "l.'1 il'' e'' ""7
ANXIOUS Tor 'I q" P'''''.',''' ''J" LIE N'''
clAi.ei': 1 u'1 i'"' ',e' ','' -'' i+' iii i.o,
u'H 'iii.." 10 "'s', 20 i'iiNG I" '"'' r,
mater o. me su"Jto' "' "e"efeo l
couil ucco'"p'Sn N '"JoO' III 4 ii'oie
satisfactory manner ny d personal Ili'er,
view i accoiu'"Sy od''cd on .oru
fd,ihcrstoh' N tAe ABSENCE % '-oEu u.cy'
ana received li"iil nam Ne'oai eAP',Ia-
I,"" "'9ci'",i',S any SUo" Pu l'"'o "' vi
owens mao orawh iro'ii ,n' idn9u'8e Oh
INC ucs'd'e" y" i'o'u ~" -
'o"h' l rceei' ca rom nun a" i".pi.iial
n"'e TO me same erect ,in'ncuia't'y
"rolc mr. C"shs hole' clipodyin8 'he
subs'ahce Oh tnfsc eN Piaia''oiis' ana re-
cci'eo iFofh MN 'eP.V, ua'cu at Liver
POOL expressing uiSSd' '7fac''oh "ilh mem.
mol knowing What use ne may h'aNc IN
the United 1'a'GS oil 'l'e circular despatch
ueeh' II ny GUY = i'ace you u Pos
session q coPy O ny ''"Gr 70 MN. 1
nave rcau 'i''s 't''ef 10 i-o'u aifnerston'
ana nave received from mn an assurance
'ha' u Il chiirey ~ accordance WIN ms
own views win .ho views oil LORD Grey
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE, }
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1852.

To tie PresideRtof the United States:
The Secretary Of State, to whom has
been referred the resolution which was
adopted by the House Of Representatives
Of the United States on the 9Th inst re-
qucsting the President 10 communicate 10
that House, if not incompatible with the
public Interest. any informal on he may
possess respecting a circular which as
issrei by the Secretary Of State for the
British Colonial Department, on the 10th
Of October, 1850, relative to the etaploy-
nent. in her Bi.tanic Mljrsfy's West Ia
dia Colonies Of free blacks ard liberated
slaves from tile United States. "and par
ticularly what action the Legislative As.
semb.ies OF the 3 i;ish West India Islands
have taken in pursuance Of tie sueges-
tons contained IN said circular, has tie
honor to report TO the President the ac-
companying copy Of papers, which en-
Brace oil the information posse ssed ~ this
Department on the sllject of the said res
olution Respectfully submitted.
DANIEL WEBSTER.
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My DEAR STR-l have Just received
replyto my note to Lord Palmerston, ac-
companicd by lord Grey's explanation
Of the despatch to which called his at
icn'ion. lam assured that he never inten-
Died to sanction or suggest entering into
any arrangements with regard 10 slaves
not first known TO and approved by the
masters. and that so far from supposing
that any American would or could com
PLAN Of the proposed arrangement, it was
believed the Shareholders would receive it
with satisfaction. and JOIN in carrying it into
effect.
1t appears that Lord Grey has been
aware for some time that the West India
Colonies arc suffering for tie want Of an
adequate supply Of ibor A gentleman
from these colonisso'rected his attention
- the fact that there were In some Of the
>laveltalGing States large number of free
L!aeAs Lv.n the Li!cs ould be GLAD TO
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Immigration of Blacks 10 TIE

On Tuesday last the Speaker laid be
fore the House of Representatives the
following message from the President Of
the United States.
WASHINGTON. jar. ~, 1852.
To the House Of Representatives.:
In answer 10 the resolution Of the House
of Representatives of the 9th instant, !
herewith transmit 10 it a report and ac-
companying papers from The Secretary OF
State. WILLARD FILLMORE
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At the solicitation of many OF nv friends. ] an
nouncc mvselfa candidate fpr the office "f Clerk o
tho Circuit Court 81 Campbell county. Having nc
ted ns m assistant in that and several other Clerk
offices cor nearly four wears. aatter rvsclf thar (
clrrtcd) shall he able to discharge the duties o
the Office in u satisfactory manner.
Nov. G-tsif j. NEWTON GORDON.
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llEE-iNI BURNED
AT about l . past 3 O'Clock, on This morning, a
fire broke out in the building adjoining the lntclli-
genccr Office owned by Mr.. Jas b. Krd and Occur
pied by Mr.. Newman ; Family Grocery. This
building was destroyed aud the roofin ial!iag set
re to thc youf 81 our Office, Which aso cunsUn-
eI. Owing tothe active cxcrtons Of our friend :,
the books and nearly all the material oi the office
We're saved, but IN whit precise conditions we can
not at present FAY. The forms Of tie paper were
saved, and owing to the Kindness oflhc South-Sjde
Democrat oFirc we enable y publish % dry's
paper. We shall SGT ~ork again soon we
can procure house. The building and material
Of hc oilice were insured, the ormer in the Mutu-
II O.lirr, Richmond AHA ne latter in tho Htna
OAicc, Hartford.
Vie douot lsow whether nr nat Mr.. Ricl's house
.. Nh Ngwnan's groccle- Ncso Insured
vrrEEsruta / . ra-t O'clock
january l9ih. 1881.
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~ We arc requested 10 nnnounc" JOHN L
ALEXANDER candidate for the Clcrkship il
the Circuit Court for Campbell county.
Nov l0--its
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~ We are authorized TO annorfrcc LEO DAN
TEL IT, asa candidate for the Office of Clerk
the circuit court Of Amherst county.
Dec 4--ifts
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~ We are requested to announce JESSE /
BuRkS as n candidate for the office Of Clorl Of tn
county court of Bedford, at the next election. mn
der the new constitution. Dec lJ--tsif
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wgsgTEMORE,s OFFICE.

Drawn Numbers.
kcaHrky CIass IL.
90 ~ 10 IS 81 4G 20 81 ~ 10 "a
Do. Ciass IL
80 7a IL 1G - 50 80 ~ % 81 50 60 G5 90
De- Ciass il
1S II 80 20 60 ~ 50 20 20 40 Is IS
10 Ez. fLiss II.
A. 10 So Is 81 &c s. - 81 50
EesfAekg GIaSs -
% 81 II - 4 % "A "a - ~ 81
A. r. WHITTEMURE. IT.
" Orders for packages certificates Of packa-
gcs, - single tickets, in any &c the Lotteries Of
w sfaury " Co, will meet with prompt attention
II addressed to A. r. WHlTTEMORE. Jr,
Lynchburg, Va.
Jan o2-lt
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For Clerk Of County Court.

We are authorise1 to announce RICHARD G.
BROWN. as n candilntc for the Ccrkship Of the
County Court for Campbell County.
Jan. Nv its
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n OTECE.-Cn.ler deed Of trust executed
! TO me by d. Budlari jr., dated Dee 3lst 1851,
and duly recorded, shall f,l in the building on
slain Street opposite the Warwick House. at
Wholesale md Refns, a large stock of Boots and
Shoes Mt cost and below cost.
IN oats W O. BTLLARD Trnstrc. Sr.
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~ lt4. VIZ "a h itt r-- lhl f.h4s4 "a w gi4. 49,
PiEEIAr 3ltAtEtt TDrI Egs rk.--
The su..s5hcr formerly "a l.FH-rc, vlnrr ho
.vas aaanriatad e.th snatuf t-tnhia Hcfn.
rHrt tIhA method " ittlrui t.o ppbir w srur,als
Nli heu opened Ns5ou.ait sni taetofy ~
W am .t.ct opposite r. ,.cr's livery saL'p,Nhere
ihii rtnrr ~ cf IuahnudtS r'f Fihorfavihr NJ
chiocs, M pledges AiIn.rlithal an Rrt irs add Y
bun shah be ot lis avn mahuii,, fuIc etuul "a uif
respects N similar mn nirnts nudc in ported
'rDm ptho, Smtc.. III ihrf, fire invites Tic puhiic
"a cNnnine Gar thcmfc,yrt lrlcte purchasing else
where the El;owiar rtfuas biads--rnripllran add
Iuiiunuiy llursc-punrt, utasitrf. tan-, raw nni
NcEcttbu Cu,irls, Cum SAri.Ur. lptruw- G nftisas
tort, ilow.nad GaAg F!oVs--A i.ip Street L,ucis
lurg, N'trir IT,.
icrariu: done win expedition ara fslcliy.
(lan l1-ly) A WI WILLErT.
o. Bed Sentinel ma ,lrl, R.e rnry
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Southwestern Ieniiscal Ccnvcn-



| Tlis body adjourned s4- aie on re 9lh instant.
a rsrort consisting of 4 number " rcsuluti3r,.
maIa Ky NH Hgr-eI ol bcha't VI tha Cofami,t,c
ou routes w-s unanimously Adopted. TLs r,por.
approycd t.c construction w thc tvo great aas ~
much talked Of III lie convention, Viz: That from
New Orleans to New York via Knoxville, Richmond
AHA Washington and TINT NJ the Way If Nashville
w Cincinnati. Il also recommended sundry state
roads, all tending towards Kew Orleans as tie
great Southwestern emporium. In regard % ti.e
rauto " thy Pacific it recommended oac Natiaaai
road Oti, terminus south 81 the month Of Tie o.
bio, and another north ofit.
| Pending these rcsi iuiigus, Mr. Eurwel ulis
speech remarkable FIR tho amount Of information it
displayed on the subject Of internal improvements
and the commercial relations Of the great dvision.
ofthe Union. Tie Convention asked cory Of
the sreech Ion publication.
a resolution moved BY Mr.. Joseph r. Anderson,
in favor ofihc T-huantrrcr route, was unanimously
,lopted.-Riclm oa3 Dispatch.
| STEAMBOAT DIsAsTrKs. The st. Louis Inelligcn-
publishes ali, of the mast important steamboat
disasters onto Western waters during the past wear
+Nli stEhiag SnaE$. BREAK
Ing machinery, Sc. which ala not result il Tic a.
,,fuciion Of the boat. great loss ofli., omit
ted, from the fact that they are too Numerous and
tedious to mention.
The whole number &c accidents 81 the charac-
ter named is 4S. Ofihesc, &c were causcdby strik-
ing suags and other INSTRUCTIONS ii the river. Egf
tie result of explosions six of collisions, GTe
of ire and the remaining thrcs boats SUM, in
n storm. The aggregate loss Of life in the disasters
is compared at 2a7. oftbese. nine the result
Of sinking of irc sixty-eght of collisions, and
/ 10 Of explosions.
The greatest loss Of liz IN any sirgie instance
was at the time Of the explosion Of the Oregon, in
March last when from A y 50 souls persisted.
The destruction of property cannot be asccriained
with any degree Of accuracy but including all nj
nor accidents with tho Partienlarized, feel As
surcd it cauno; fall short Oft million Of dollars.
EARTHqUAKE IN NEw ExGLAND.-Shocks Of
earthquake were distinctly felt in New Bedford,
Mass, and Providence and Warwick, Z. l., al 90
minutes before on Saturday morning. They last
ed 10 or II seconds, ami re cnbled in each ri-ce
The cttcrt VI heavily loaded wagons passing over
IT sca ground. II Warwick msrh alarnl vas sclr,
Il .et..ss uaivsfsai shaking Of houses
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T6fs. &. 7sct9pNAE.,- HaYiae basared
r Rs NrH 6.- ran, AMhriat cnurty 81 the
Practice WA hitlielat leaders WA rrniv. tusai SCR
81 i.t,. Il. Z X. lutt,-. Jat,s III
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LO,eEsY S4!yO.1a.

a tEDAks E0,sESE SCHOOL,. viii -
- rcopencd on Motday the sGth insta.i I'D
r,c l., session viii terminate ri "a, lie oh
June iuowing.
The Of stndie. win not vary essentially
from that he setaorc pursued.
Tnrr wiil be three grades of studios and at
three diirfcnt prh es via the Eleinei ,ats. tic
English and the Ca-siea- the Blcruratary eomrri-
stag
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Mental Aritl,rne.
ur-- 81 50 PR mof, h.
The English. comprising, with tte fareedinr, Ga
ography, English Grammar History. Arisirnetir.
Nr.s at-...---.e 81 90 per month.
The Classical ceIurrl.e adiuG the Latin and firrk
lnnEuners. 6eoms,ry, Algebra aud Na,urat Pint
ln.olhy, ~ ....--....... a. ~ mont
The rriec 81 Rear,ling with i,~ adjuncts, e. PER
month.
The School viii no, =, ruy event EXCEED 10
Boartl,rs pnd 10 Dls Scholars. basldys die sab-c :
bci- own tlmiiy. No scholars over i6 y6ais usase,
nor any Of noo'igusly disorierly department. viii
10 tnkcn.
Tbt .ut,ctihcr Il DESTROYS &c giving snti-fae,iun
10 those yranrtn-f a., b children 10 his rhre. Nd
of 1cgnituug himself rrH.eintiousi in h'stes,,,,n-
-5le ruiiirg tlc Nii eleavDr taii. ss.it ya.td il
ht.irnt ~ his li-eip,he Every s,hnliF asti isnyf
t'e' v NJ ell4isr lie.i iho Tine of rn'rnnra y,
tic scs g .uiii art e,hrtion. osrrrt n en-
srs nfrr iraai1t drLuese
JAN l1-wit SANG Il. MILlgR
II ss. &. 7scDpNALo- Haqiag bpra,ed
- HS NrF 6-gnw Anih"rst cuurty, t,r the
rac.tl rf htAi lat, leaders Aa ira,,.- tc,ai SCR
yirc. " t.tr p,h,c JH.s ii
nTSSCE&l'g ,--rhe c,srefros-hip
| 4 irtriaf,rt cAi-iuE hrtWctn =, q MEM
tal Y. rs. KIM NTkIs ha. tern disgaisrd Nv n,u-
tool eoasGnt Those inhibited 20 liz ceracra ar'
! te>pccituliy requested to make payment to }. e.
4 MruH. JOHN g.. MEHM,
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MANFRED

A EsECaN FEE, "a,
a RICHMOND. YA.-The Subscriber re- 2j'M
irrH- hi- tlaks ~ his friends and ne pubic frr
iAe ihnni patronage W. ha4 met WIN since DE- tonk
he Ameriotn Ho'cl in July last. Iie tcgs 10 ~
fnra the travelling community, that expense ha-
bocn spared % makc II all iia' tir-t cass hptni
shatld TEL ana every clirt hs rart han " used
10 dc>oryc continuance Of tie iibora'iiv Of rc1-
circus community. J. NJ. SMITH
Nm .,1-lIL 4 a,arl.lllL Liatat L,laarnuL In.
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WI He1 authnri,cl /, annnunre WILLIAM \.
NYLER c+nd.alte t,r the Sheriallty tor lie
Comfy of Bcitlsd.
I'm. l. tLs
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THE Arurrs armrs' c91g III FfRGiSiA.-Thc
SysHroe star aa.!rt l7nds laf "ia pursuance "
i.rrfi'ns conaa- iei ty tl- SY;f;t-,'' The Prin-
eipal url.luf aal a'..r.t,- o.tar new theology
ha.c removable Mauumm coyc, Fayaits county.
Va. On tho S0tA Of Noy am',rr. some thirty iudi-
sdne's male md female, went on there as tho adj
vance guard ofrle "isriplcs,' and rurci rvrd fri
Minis lands % the value Of some $4,000. wherein
they have settled and intend to form a comnuni.i
assncpton. Since then, several other families
have followed 10 tie same place. Among thosc
who were wet, known as leaders and principal me
diams uf he sect NJ Auburn. are Rev. DR.. Scott.
$. lIsa,t. tie printer Mr.. Bcuedict, and Mcs.rs
Bu-h, wilson and Courcll. The papers dictated
hy the Spirits" heretofore published in Auburn,
to bo revived at til. Mecca Of new religion.
-Ri1tmoAd Enquir,r
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Tobacco ioui (por hnEshcpd) u
Do. manufactured, (prt boS.l 10
Flour, (rcr hbl.) 1n
Bar Iron, tpcr ton.) -
rig lroa, Gree tomb t1
Lrad, y4ud Shat trsr ton 10
Flastpy, (pcr tru.) VV
SHIT, (pcr ,rei-) 6tt7s
Alyrchaud,t~ aal I'rudfrc, fper ioo) lomt1
MaLAssEs.--Wrs t ladiu ~ " 'td cts. pcF sA.lpn
4. d. ~ Il ~ cis.
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Extraction The Antigua Weekly Regis
tcr,publisheI in the city of st. Johns, 2G,t
November 1850.
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mortality to bis name, and HEY will Thrill
and find a response 10 the hearts Of the
people. Appius Claudius and Henry
Clayl Let their names be forever associa-
TOD
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4 li.c broke uui at the Columbian IIciel in Hun
tcrSvilc. Focaho;,tas county. Va. the night Of
the sh inst, which destroyed the block al buildings
from the ,sidcnce of Mrs Craig TO the Courihouc
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Tie above safe j. siponcd til! the OH Frhruar
ry. (conr day) when il vii Iatc place Cpiapb, 1
! cnuri house. J. j. LEFTNl CH.
Jan .Nr-fgF Enu'r.
MULES, w AEON, &c. al Auc-
I'VE ti0n.--on Saturda, morning, at 10 . loci
We wi!I s.li nt auction:
! fr.irtr Nuinst
/ WAGON uud luur-4
h'so--A hf II HotdrHol. t2aItrg DC. d-c.
Terms ~ safe. MOaBl & llOLCDMBE,
Jan 2a--lt AurtInHrcIE
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COVER Observed. GA Monday uiaht Enckes
Ceia"' was observed the National Observatory
IN this cy by Ferguson. through the large Equato-
r'ai. fhr Com; 4 ,lrscFlbed faint Witt nc-
''aa' wi.A bri.iaary raiahlc ef bearing only the
......cat =. tcniui.s.14l - Nal AZ
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Mt. Wccj r.j,,r wi NJ. AIlarg Iouraal nov iu
t.an-o, -i,s. ~ hi.aIIattu-
T., .ue-.s- of lcu,- Naroteon'- administration
vii. 'a defiance of;ao iaa, itn, ra bacl hcwhccls
III revolution. Il WE'D ra, out tlc frrs AIM cras4
the siii,tri Frcelo.n all o,cr Europe. There is
hapo ca Switzerland n Sardiuia. ana lrss than
rape tr l,Ha-ay- rdc people w Prussia, Bcl-
siem Sc. WHO obtained instalnients of Liberty
.rnm t.,iHonaic..a viii, 1r may Le required e.
yiy.d thcia luck.
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sfaTEsAss.--Dy virtue Of warrant co.

IA u ~ Sally virtue ct u whrfnpi tors
- directed, W. huya ii, day seen end ,San.iaos
tiIcr Estr-,. t,Lcn w ON, rhuhu "a "a 4, GcoAa
Numiilioh on III. oSn bud. an We Value and APP
praise tho sBmo ns f,i'lovs--to wiz;
The mt, roi aad whine rilrh Claw. ~ COM
mon si4r marked Win an under aud over \, 81, in
;he right ear, and crop and hole IN The left hrs d
small in the face. short tail and the roiits G
her horns sawed 81, supposed 70 be fccr yrrrs old.
appraised 10 the value Of Ten Dollars.
The Second, white face brindle Cow rulller un,
der the common SAC. marked With .col, IL tho
sight and slit 10 TIE left chr Ihr points &c Ii hers
sawed ~ short tail. wliiir fr6t on her rump, aud
bind legs und belly white, supposed to he ten y.nfs
cd nest spring, appraised To the value Of Seyri
Dollars.
Tie 1hnd. d red Steer, marked ith ~ n
the r'shf e'fr, md crop aud sill ia The lct, aupps-d
10 be fhTcc sesr- old srp.ng, spplais, 10 tc
yuiue ofS,vrn boln-s.
Given under our hnnd. TIL. lih day December.
1851. STERLING l.. HlLLssAN,
JOiis w. Wit.DMAN
BRECKENRIDGE COX.
a cory--Trstc.
GEO. W DABNEY. crk
(Jnn ~ Campbell Co'iy. Court.
fs1O EsCgS EslEEPEEsS.--A
N e. supply Of Cranes pg1rnt wash AiSJpc.'
fo' sale 6y JNo. II. sEAf, Druggist.
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ard find response in the hearts Of the
people. Appius Claudius and Henry
Clay! Let their names be forever associa-
ted.
Today the election Of a U. s Senator,
10 supply the vacancy occasioned by the
expiration OF Mr.. Hunters term Of scr
vice, will take place in the Virginia Leg.
stature.
An election will also he held in the city
of Richmond to supply the vacancy in the
Legislature resulting from the death OF
Mr.. Darlington.
TIE Heather, for the last three days,
has been surprisingly severe For hours
at Time the mercury has stood several
degrees below zero.
Mrs. Mowat, the accomplished and
beautiful autboress and actress. has iust
completed a most successful theatrical en-
gaeemcnt in Richmond.
She IS succeeded BY Charlotte Cush
man, the first Of American actresses.
Catharinc Hays, the Irish Swan, is Civ
ing series Of conccrsin the same city.
Miss Pike is also there, lecturing OF
mnemouies.
julia Dean is in Washington city, de
lighting crowded houses with her fine tai
ems and exquisite beauty.
Ole Ball has arrived in this country
but whether with the view Of making
professional tour is not yet known.
Tie Amcricaa Hotei IN RicImona.--
We invite the attention NJ IKE trayoIins
( public to Tie advertisement III he Amer
can Hotel Tie House. m.tl all its ap
poiatnents and management, is spoken 0
az Of the first order. From a long an,
most complimentary notice in the Rich
mond Dispatch, we extract a single sen
jence:
Since The American fsll iato the hnads offs IRE
seni proprietor. + Las lcca re6tred III o style D
nagriaoc ice contae asuriitc with 'ts importance
2 @ r., cass ha,.l, and we should not be afraid q
sfaao Fl, w.tl aaa III two exceptions, astin.t ar.
other il the Union"