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ruresior Conrt--sPctiai Term.
pefare chi,f IN tiee Oakley and Hon. Judges ruel

prronrER or DECISIONS or TIE cornr,
o. AZ Mr. Juetiee Ducr wss this day appel tej %
,oo,tar ,f he court Tho late Judge Sendfori nicL
IN. ibie Office In addition u his other duties
Ipmsa DIRTY. .sdsaia'srs'g: :" Cacrlss co.dri.--tp
COTS 10 abide the event
yhi,7 ri J.uIc ods Mark y Rinr ~rd Others Ordered
That % c Of this fad order directs the delivery BY
tho defendant the receiver to be appointed In pursu
pncc IL ,ad order OF the property VII oh the
18TH day Of May. 1862 be- and tho came IL hereby re-
yercd and Is hereby stricken from said order and that
IN all Other Sesp cts tho said order affirmed that
10 costs 20 either party be allowed.
.edbci Duisor Iyedeyik H. Dwkes, i.riecded. &C.
Judgment AZ special tern affirmed with $40 costs defend
ants TO have twenty Gays TO answeY.
EbpezT RIA IL ai Is JsspA Hss.sn, tnplss1sd, fc.--
Motion granted with SO costs
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The Eject OF the sad News IN View York.
Although each succeeding buDsin from Marsbho!d pro-
pared the mind for The approaching national LOIS thou
sands q citizens hoped egsn.. hope, and thought
that Mr.. wsbster would recover. The reading OF the
ls dsspaich from Boston published In the uER,LD OF
yesterday morning drove away every sxpocta lon u hi
recovery and al forced IL WERE to believe that
Tho great taan would die. Berg sunday tbe places
Of busness eo.od but ii early hour in the
iug gronps collected ia ffcn. Of al the lea ling no
ts n Broadway dscussing the pro5sblc effect OF the
event and ezpresng heir regret Ion The man Abstract
politics entirely forgotten
At nine O'Clock IN the forenoon received sogpat,h
announcing that be sGi and announced the neIaa
choly fact on our bulletin. In short time Afterwards
the news began n cirouate and Il appeared as Il the
"sngei Of death had hpr al hi wings upon the b!a !.
Au we're triovei but every tongue was nu:o A. the
sad tidDss progressed either side Of the city tx
iun Up BALI mat high nom tie hotels 70 which Il
reached AMI this circulated II more an nor. La the
upper part y town the congregations had mosly age
bed ~ the churches Snd not Il the certainty
Of his derfe.
Ia the Church u the Mefiah prondray the Reverend
ecpsIuc Ia the prayer besetching God 10 have mercy
ypon Ms people and raise UP the that II IL
ne viii 70 take him from hia esrthly susringg would
be nllsyiafed and his eternal happiness scoursd In
mot eloquent sermon upon the nscoity ~ rIn faith
tbfii under AL the reverend gentlsman
hs upditurbed vsw Of death and his patience during
his Illness AL ~ which atribuabs 10 his saving hope
In ME God The discsurSs hsd evtdent eject upou
crowded congregation mary Of whom we're moved
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eRANn oRcAN rERloEMAxcG.

GRAND ORGAN PERI oEHAscG.
On Saturday evening rich treat was afforded 70 The
lovers Of sweet sounds by the performance OF dr A.
King orgauist Of Grace Church New York the organ
manufactured FOR the Roman Ca hello hapelat Albany by
hr Henry Eraeu 81 Centre street. cheaTs,f on at
Dir Ertenf maDufoctoty. al ?. n sbd long before
ttst hour The enirc house crowded to eycs,s by
mott respectable audience and large number Of people
assembled o. Tho doorgsy anxious listen 70 the music
There could rot have been than from 400 TO 80
person. pietept Among the crowd vie no'ioci Bishop
Wainwright and family tx-GoFtrnor 3ra1.sh Rev DR..
Typg Archb.shop Hughes. the Bthop Of Hallfsr, the
Bishop II New rruDswiek the Bishop OF Gh3lesLon SC.
Precitely a. clock Fir. King took bis station ~ he
organ, snl performed tho following rtogrrans with q
br'apoy OF execution and correctness Of taste which
o.sr nom tbe sudisnce Ilauds, long aud hearty.
1.-Grand Overture in D...................bu hlan
2.-trapd Concert IN ', displaying the III, q,
b--1a,y 81 The ciaione. r;s-,y
J. Allegro Mssstoso
Rondo .llag,s 70
M No., DE- u por;i (ia''aRelI .assr
s.--orer.urs to stradelLa frst time Of peI.orm-
6--Fatempor fsn's.ie
Tbs grsnd concerto in \ IL insy judo, fcorl the
e.thpfs2 vith shich Il was resolved vas the
beat played nnd tho cStsnpo fantse i.troiuo-
irg various tn mes from different sutbor for the solo
topa and embracing the and besulfr stop, csilcd
the GAMBIA, kerarlolbJr, Mol D'Amour 81 was pro.
duced sith much felicity, enj oshibi'si 81 the same
time he power ana bsansy OF the iustrusut n, well as
ths TALENT esj tkrl Of the performer
iS1De scrgsn ba three n KEYS two oc.avn pedals
TORY Two sups anu rtaftY thee thousand ppss ~ IA
fifty two fest high thirty let wide AMI tgsnty deep
End IL action 4 extended from ~ body tina. the
oganist VII faoo the ~ ar aud cccnpy position In the
midst II the choir which Is plan THAI shonii lie ndop
IN all cathedral organs Toe entire cot including re-
moNsl i $1,000 aud 70 dsy y will b. taken to piece,
packed In boxes and transmit hv ralr 81 "a dealt
nation, which u the Roman Catholic chapel at Meapy.
DO ma ne pat week several eminent orzssits have
performed en- thie beautiful instrument anon whom
msJ mention W lleron, Of Tie Cathedral Sew orE,
Mt Hayttr, Of Trinity Church, Boston, Sir rristow, Mr.
HOGAN hr Connolly, VI Juebo, Mr. Carmoiy Of
city.
Domestic EisceiIany,
~" Mary Ann Wheeler, Who shot John lace In VIE
cnnsin last week has been oxsuinei and cota.
nltted TO take her trial for murd,r
Governor Johnson Of Virginia hes rospltcd tho negro
rii Lucy VINO was TO have been hung 1T Richmond on
the 40 inst for the murder Of her infant child till the
12th If November.
THASEsGivISG.-Th Governors Of Masmcbu.
setts. New York, and Ohio, have appointed Thursday,
the 26th day Of November 10 lie Observed as day Of
uxtlf hal s~lv
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THANEsGlvIEG.-Th Governors Of Masmchu-
.stt. s Ne. York and Ohio hay. appointed Thursday,
the 10Th day o. November 10 he observed day Of
public thAnk,gving. fhorrasy November H. has Srsu
spyointsd Thanksgiving day In Maine
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TIE hEyT PrrslDEtT Next month The great
Presidential! battle will be fought In United states
There j no doubt but General Pierce will b. the lucky
The -big party Is divided, spic up into tatter.
10th Scott ana Pierce tho best abused that have
been brCpght fIwsid II thu characters given Of
them by Tho respective opposition newspapers be true
both Of the Generals hi 10 be gent to the state prison
instead OF The Presidential nanson Strange that the
creates; rscsl IN the country aiug the same rie as
Guide fhould be placed at the head OF great ma
ton when ih,e many upright honrst men 70 be
found However General Washington got little Of that
faucs himfelf-- s. .leLa " D. N.Us. Oct. -
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TEL &c r APHIC.
HMeees i'm Other Cities.
IN BOSTON,

BosroS Oct. q, 1852
The death Of Mr. Webster has thrown a gloom the
whole community At eight o'clock hundred minute
guns fred the Common the bells we're tolled
hour The flags waving from the Webster Clab
draped in mourning with the motto, Men die, but
principles lven
From an early hour till noon crowds Of people were
gathered in streets conversins Of the national
family
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sPRINGPIELD.

SrRISGrIrLp, Oct a. 1851
tn Springfield, whis meeting was adjourned ON Fri
day night Of Mr. Webster's illness and
other large gathering of the party arranged for
morrow night, has been given up.
The bells tolled the reception OF the this
morning, and the whig flags shrouded with Grape
The Mayor called meeting of the inhabitants this
our citizens Of all classes and parties. Mayor Rice pre-
sided and eloquent and feeling addresses made upon
the life character and death Of Mr.. Webster. by Judge
Morris, Rev Epr. 0fgood and VIM. b. Calhoun. Appro-
appointed TO attend the funeral at MarshGeld and
other # i've confer with the city authorities in rea
tion to further testimonials to the memory of the dc.
ceased. Nr Ashmup is chairman Of the first committee
and 6co. Rss Of the second. This meeting was most
hearty and spontaneous expression OF deep sorrow Of
citizens
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Oct. III 1852,
The city Is much impressed with the news Of the death
of Mr.. Webster and OF the mighty loss is felt by
sn. Flags displayed at half mast and d-apsd in
mourning, and the State House bells we've tolled. A
beautiful tribute to the character and memory of Daniel
Webster. delivered ia the course of sermen BY Dr
Dewey at the Unitarian Church, this morning.
The administration hss met with serious blow in the
oss Ct Mr. Webster. 1t will probably become the Inean
choy duty Of Mr. Critenden to supply his place In the
State Department.
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The Ea,ct of the sad news IN sew York.

" Pickering "a, nsiys q Ma iahG'ett', bnt re
aided for time In Penney sania
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THE LATEST NE WIS.
CAPT. JONAS P. LEVY.

The following is a copy of the letter ,ipol
,,h;eb this gentleman has been arrested, for
violation of the law Of 1879. Capt. L. is ,
brother of Cept Levy of the U. ). Navy, an,
Is snid to have rendered material aid to Gen
Scot, in the Decentralization of the troops Al
yerv Cruz. He commanded o merchant YES
sci there;
WASHINGTON, Nov. z, 1851.
SRI have addressed your Excellency sew.
eral letters since my arrival in the l.. S. from
your citv. bet sorry TO say, have not had the
pleasure OF reply 10 any of them. The main
object of this letter is 10 warn you of the pend.
ing danger of your government and loss of your
territory.
The principal object ofmy visit TO this CAPT.
ISL is TO defeat the nefarious plans of Jose de
Garay and his companions in the Tehuanie.
nee matter. They are now in this city with
the Hon. Daniel Webster, connecting plans To
make political question of Tehuantepec for
the Wings, which our party, the Democrats,
will not allow,
+, is Mr.. Webster's object TO get you to re-
sciad the article in The treaty for the protection
ri the line of vonr frontier. Take my advice,
as YOU value The interests of your country,
never do il. II is worth more than all the gold
have published many articles in this coun.
NV in support Of the character of your govern
mepi and naiioa. The enclosed article has
been OF much service 10 you, and will have lis
due influence - their coming Congress.
twas Mr.. Ne5ster's intention TO press the
Tehuanterec meter this next Congress, but he
will new be careful how he acts before he
hears from Mr.. Letcher about the Frontier
line. hope, ere you receive this, that your
Excelency has signed my grant that was left
in the Honorable Secretary's hands, to be
made ont according 10 the laws passed by
Congress, for : our approval and signature as |
am anxjously waiting for it to put my route in
operation, and save your country from ruin
and loss. Ny steamers are all ready for ope-
ration, and | have sufficient funds in Mexico
10 complete my route IN short time go soon as
get year signature to the acts of Congress, to
carry out nv grant TO become law.
| sincerely hope your Excelency will see
the urgent necessity TO despatch this important
object, which the interest and welfare of Mexico
depends on My line of communication will
support your administration more than all the
armies that can be put in the field against the
RerolulionistS, and enable you to crown your
self with aurels.
| send this under cover and through the
hands of your Hon. Minister residing in this
city, ani sincerely hope it may reach your Ex-
celency's hands in lime to be of service to
you. Trusting to have an early reply from
your ExceIleucy in the city of New York,
where leave for in few days.
Wishing yoIr Excellency health, long life
aiN prosperity, have the honor to sign myself
your sincere friend and ohedent servant,
JONAS p. LEVY.
To His Excelency, Sir Don MARIANA
ARIsTA, President of the U. States of the Re-
public of Mexico
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

NALODALE tACANT LOTS IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND AND COUNTY OF
HENRlCO FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be
soidi ON TUESDAY, the 10th day of February 1852.
upon the premises respectively commencing at la
O'Clock, the following lots, allotted to Eliza A. Mar.
shall, (now the wife of VIM. D. TAYLOR ESQ \ in
the division of Colonel Richard Adams real estate
viz:
Lot No. g. South side of Cary street between nth
and 18th Streets fronting % feet running back 100
feet -
No 26. West side 18th street. running back II feet
to an alley and thence IL feet to Union street. on
which it also fronts. e4
No. 55. Fronting % feet, front ON West side 10th
street, running back ITO feet to Shockoe Creek
Lot letter I. West side of Valley street, between
Richard and Baldwin streets, fronting SO feet on
Valley street, running back los feet to Concord
street. on which it also fronts
No. TIA. A triangular lot ON C0alter and Baker
streets, 3 roods and % poles
NO. l5o square of 2 acres, between William
Christian, Federal and James streets.
halt acre lot Northwest corner Of William and
Federal streets
No. SO. The North half ofthis SQUARE containing
acre. lying between 25th, Goth, X and L streets.
No. ISL. No. of this square, containing half acre
lying between Byrd and Peasants Adams and Scott
streets.
No. 1911. No of this square containing half acre,
lying between Venable and Byrd, Pink and Rose
streets. So
No. 80. No. /, and ofthis square, containing Ii
acres, lying between SD and 34th M and N streets
The sale will commence with the lot first described
above.
TERMs-One third cash; balance at 6 and 10
months for negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed
or title retained until the last tie shall be fully paid
off.
fe3 w GODDIN, Auct
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ReleGse 0fthe Cuba,, PRISONERS

NE" YORK, Feb. 5-The steamer Humboldt,
winch was obliged TO put into Halifax in conse.
4uence OF breaking her rudder arrived here this
morn ng, at o'clock The damage sustained by
the humboldt was rifling, aud had it not been for
the severe weather, she would have continued on
10 New York.
On the day sha left Southampton, Lieut. Melon.
AID Of Louisville, Ky, belonging TO Capt. Ellis
company OF Caoan invaders arrived in an English
steamer from Vgo. He stated that ninety two of
the Cuban invaders had been liberated and would
san rthe United States 10 an American barque,
about the lst al February.
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Interesting from New Merieo-Col. Sum.

Interesting from Ner Merico-Co1. Sum.
nsrS ETpe4itiOn a acknowledgements
Of Gold and Surer.
NEw ORLEANS, February 4.--Advices have
been received here from New Mexico up TO the
5lst OF Decernber. The expedition of Col.
Sumner has tUrned ont TO be failure. Fort
Defiance, IN the Indian country, has been ADAM
doned. Several additional discoveries of gold
have been made in the ella river Some rich
silver mines have been discovered at Ell Paso.
The expedition to Santa Fe was obliged to re-
turn.
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Tie Democratic County Conrention-Philx.

n "ueEPla" G0uHEy Tor Cas-.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ., 9 p. M.-The De.
mocratic County Convention met this after
noon, at Northern Liberty Hall, Alderman
Rambo presiding, when grand scene of con-
fusion ensued.
After electing delegates to the State Con.
ventlon, a resolution was offered instructing
The delegates of the county 10 vote in conven-
ton in favor Of Lewis Cass. An amendment
was then introduced substituting Buchanan's
name.
The Chair put the vote OBJ the amendment,
viva Voce, and declared it carried, and the re-
soiu'lonr as amended, carried, amid much dis
turbance.
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UGrri7re 0f .TeDDy lind

ing married to Otto Godschmidt, Pianist, OF
Hamburg, al the residence of S. G. Ward,
Esq, her banker, in this city. She was mar
ried after the Episcopal service by the Rev.
DR.. Wainwright, in the presence of Elk Cover.
nor Everett, n. ]. Bonditch, her legal adviser
Mr.. and Mrs. :. w. Ward and the Swedish
Consul Mr.. Goldsehmidt had performed with
her at several Ct her recent concerts. They
will reside for the present at Northampton
Mass.
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A.: FRAME HOUSE FOR SALE AT
E:l AUCTlON.-Will be sold On TUESDAY next
the 10th inst, commencing at At O'Clock in the af.
ternoon, upon the premises, the frame building
situated on 2nd street. opposite the residence Of
samuel d. Denoon, Esq, to be removed within ten
days from the day OF sale. By request of the
owner. JAMES III 1tAyI On
fe 5-dtds Auct;onaar
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AsTOUNDING EYE CTs.LTHR
"A WHOLE AFFLICTED WORLD READfs-
A LADY RESTORED AFTER TWO YEARS

3
- -, NORFOLK. Dec. 8, 1881.
messis- Morumer q Mowbray-Hamptons Fcge.
apie mcclure Is certainly working miraculous re-
leIe ~ the way OF cures but there seems 70 Be
omdence on the part OF those cured to give cef-
ncate winch IN justice TO the afflicted, should not
eAisI I couo menuon dozen cases of importance
~ NV Mea y mas seen successful IN curing the worst
KIND VI Diseases but 1t appears to them 20 exsiy
enects are 20 magical they do not appear 10 be
absv are c,,rea - 1pey are perecuy satisfied
- III, IA ,...;. -. g. *,
,,,,er me- .,s;. 80 sases wnIn 1--we mleiy GENE
her bed for between sn Tt t, nsa peen eonnned 70
The dct h., 49,, one anu IVY yeaIs ana on Wnom
ot =, ,oo ,a 80 Curing tnat ume WIN.
ser tsI;n 80 ts., W.. " uy ,le IincIuIe, ano
her he'd and as,er .a;r ~, soe.I - y. " ~
aahd anu a..el AAins une second bottle hewaS
sha1ed 70 oe up SURFING about her houses thing
her hnsba t oi,s as vas INFORMED y
and ,S; said he had last found the much
. .,an nc VII you WIN ceruhcate OF tne
s'i ang.hsr c asrs1a,s,.
.1,,at1 genuenAn me tnat ne had avery
SJ 80 ~ al gone py disease tnat ne
ST. ho,.a saAe a1aIs ior ner put me
1880 Dvsuo was ~ tat ne ieA connoent Oh
peiiee' cure ioufs' respecuuhy,
John u: HATHAWAY.
Fro,,, rvho,. ~ = W. ~ .n CnlE NJ
rei;ef The nasS &c " .ne Top ssano gu, IN POLO
ha,, ras.orad =. S oa uai o"u clzcgs VINO naye
IT,. ieu ~ neaIn ~ namptons Segetaoio
90, ~ go. .Ial cure. more tnan nheseon
We 49, .m ae.sy wno ny y;
and M Iahnscn from FL non; nenly caays
hra.ha IN sunnson-, one from Capiain Canot,
,h Fra,,O 20 tne fresident OF
,;s, &c 49,. wno was cured o. nnenma.
CAN'T Rbenma,;sm sa.es Ine o, lm nI EEL
Cns,nr Ho'aa dra.,s!s,s eass MI oldnam, ran,
FROM bnndysds - e,sar. oas az VI Dyspepsa, ana
ns1ar ~. haa,, s =, ones. an az ass admt mere
Tavor nS 80 ass VI lss'mony gwen
and taken IN sncI s,ai Ini0n - ~ Pessaas
1 :. '"AoA - su.n sAl'ai, 4aan'iues.
Greater weight OF Testimony cannot BE-
:, Given.
Mr. b, bouSa :.slr, While am in generalop
state, that have great confidence in tile virtues Of
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. For sever
al months past have used it in my family, andin-
dyspepsia, loss OF appetite, dizziness and general
debility, with entire success. So far as my expo.
rience extends therefore, take pleasure in recom-
mendng it to the afficted.as safe and efficient
remedy. am respectfully yours,
VERNON ESKRIDGE
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X 0SSuth in the Vest.

COLUMBUS, Feb. 4.-Kossuth arrived here
this evening, at 6 o'clock, and was escorted to
t t Nell House by the military and fremen.
The same enthusiasm manifested elsewhere
was exhibited here. There was a torchIigbt
procession, and several public buildings were
illuminated, but the bright moonlight partially
DESTROYED the effect.
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HecIera Nnrinnfinn

PIrTsBURG, Feb. Ave have dispatches
to day from Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville,
and other points along the river, all of
order, and business quite brisk.
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The TerGS State Debt Bill Passed.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 3.-An arrival to-day
brings advices from Galveston TO the Both ult.
The bill for the payment of public debt finally
passed both branches of the Legislature.
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emo REWARD to any person that can

@1n0 REWARD to any person that can
DlOO produce better Daguerreotype like
ness of Gov. KossUTH than can be seen a OS-
BORN & cos new and splendid sky and side1ight
Daguerrean Rooms, No. Ill Main street. opposite
the Farmers and Virginia Banks. This 10 theonly
Daguerrean Likeness of Gov. Kossuth ever nade
that is fit to be SEEN. OSBORN Il co. would call
the attention Of the public to the splendid Flesh
colored Daguerreotypes they are daily issulng
from their rooms; which for case and graceful-
ness of position richness oftone and beauty Of I'm.
ish are unsurpassed by any IN the known world.
Come and see. OSBORN q CO.
fe 3-6t. AT the Sign of the American Flsgs.
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AUCTION sALEsr
THIS DAY.


BY GEORGE =. SUMMER IS
HORsRe AND MULG1 ATAUCT1pNs
II On Saturday morning., he 7tb Inst, Is 10 o..
clock, In rear Of my Aueffon House, viii 81 sold
several good Saddle, Harness and Wsfk Hof.ess
also, good, sound, stresg Mnies = rood order,
ard sold for no fault. They can b secomme1ded,
- good mules. and persons in wsht W0uli do5weI1
to sttend the sale. GEO. !. SUMNER
Afe5 6.ss Auetf0Deer.
TRUsTEE,s SALE or REAL ESTATE
II IN HENR1CO COUNTY, ON THE Old
TURNPIKE, ABOUT NINE NILES FROM nlCH-
MOND.-By virtue Of q deed Of trust executed on
the LIST day Of July, 1885, by Erns't. Portewig and
wife to the subscriber. duly recorded IL Hsnrico
County Court, shall trustee, proceed 10 tsll e
public auction upon the premises, ON SATURDAY,
the 7th day Of February, 1854, ct 10 o'clock the
real estate conveyed thereby consisting Of rinety
acres more or less, being the property formerly
owned by Mrs. Mary Lawther. Terms cash. Tho
titls is believed to be perfect. -
ia 29-dtdss DAVID E. LACY, Trusfee.
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BosToN, February 6.
Henry Pitman, master, and Augustus Hitch
ings, mate, of the ship Sterling, and Samuel
Diary, master Of the Missouri, were arrested on
charge of stealing from the wreck of the Mis-.
souri,, lost at the Island of Sumatra, in the East
Indies, $4,000 in specie. 1t was supposed at
the time to hove been stolen by the natives.
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BY JOHN Il. d. PAINE, Salesman.

BY JOHN Il. ID. PAYNE, Salesman.
Inn NEW MUsKETS, AT AUC4yON-wTl
lUU be sold, on THURSDAY the 18th inst at IL
O'clock at the Office of John R. D. Payne, on elev.
enth street, between Main and Bank streets, 100
Mnskets, with bayonets, and in good condition.
~ lie - THE OWNER
A LIKELY NEGRO MAN, AT AUCTION
"A will sell, on THURSDAY, the I2th instant at
~ O'Clock, at the Office of John d. Payne, on 18th
street, between Main and Bank streets, hkeIy ne
gro man, belonging to the estate of - Luke, de-
ceased
Terms, title, &C., made known on day of sale.
fe 6 j. Nj. FERGUSON Trustee
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Charleston Races Quick Time.

CHARLESTON, Feb4.-The Charleston races
commenced to-day, and were largely attended,
when the four mile race came off Iobn CaunheIls
morse Monte won the first heat in the unpreeedent.
60 Time here OF 7 minutes ~ seconds, William II.
oinkiers horse JEFF Davis however took the purse,
winning the second and third heats. Time, second
heat I'm AS
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RUCKWHEAT FLOUR-5O quarter bags
- landing per Orianna, for ssle by
H JOHN III CLAIBORNE
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sunday Evening Post. Received by
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X 10 CDFFEE-l9i bags Rio Coffee, reeeiv
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