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j. l0-td Auct'r.
HOUSE AND Lot ON BAKER STREET

HOUSE AND LOT ON BAKER STREET
4 Al AUCIlON.-Wili be sold on Wednes-
day next, 18th inst at O'Clock in the afternoon,
upon tne premises, Brick House and Lot, situated
on Baker street, near the late residence of Can,
Jonn Prentlss. The house contains some three
or tour rooms and the lot frcnts about 35 feet and
rurs back 100 feet
IERMs.-One third cash, balance a, and 8
months, with interest, and the title retained until
the payment Of the whole of the purchase money
JAZZ JAMES NJ TAYLOR Anct
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MOOD, WOOD FOX sALa. hsve Ior
w sale on the Basin, Oak and Pine Wood at low
prices. RBTYLEk,
ia S--lm* Stone Warehouse Basin Bank
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T%oNCotD, y. H., Jan. THE Legislature
u ,. Ne" Hampshire viii adjourn sine Gle TO.
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AUCTION SALES.
HIS UAl
BY EcoT9c J. Sumner

ny deOT&c ~ Sumners
A UCTION SALE OF FINE HORSES.
n HACKS, BUGGfES, HARNESS AND LEASE
OF LIVERY STABLE FOR FOUR YEARS --On
Monday Morning, the 10Th January next, COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock, Qor the purpose of closing
our present copartnership) we shall sell at auction
without serve, the whole Of the stock and equip
ments connected with cur Livery Stable, on Wall
street, consisting of valuable young Horses, all
warranted sound, and well broke to harness; Q
Hacks with Harness, nearly new; Buggies ana
Harness; together with several other Horses, Bug.
gies, &c.
Previous 10 the sale of the Stock will be sold the
unexpred Lease Of the Livery Stable, which has
years to run from 1stday Of January, 1853
TERMs-For all sums under $50, cash over that
amount, months credit for approved negotis bic
notes. J. w. COSBY d CO.
Sale to be conducted by GEO. ]. SUMNER, Auctr
N. BAH persons indebted to the concern Of J.
w. Cosby g. Co, are requested to come forward
snd discharged heir obligations as it Is important
tne business OF the firm should be closed tor with.
&c 70 w. COSBY d. Co.
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BY j. K. ID. Payne. Salesman,

AND FOR RENT An AUCTION-The
Ia subscriber will otfsr for rent at public auction
Saturday next, the 18th day of this month. ON
the premises, the land (375 acres,) OF which John
Hitchcock, deceased, died possessed, lying in Hen
rico county, Oh the road leading to Charles CITY
court house, and ab0U: onehalf of mile from the
church at four mile creek. said lands were occu-
pied lasty year by Mr. c. aicoul. They are in good
order, aud the buildings and out,houses upon them
are sufficient for the comfortable accommodation
as a moderrte slzed family. The renting will be
Tor the period OF one year. and the purchaser will
De required to execute bond with security for the
payment Of the rent
EDWARD Y. CANNON, Atty for
E. e. HITCHCOCK, admx. Of
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e9 RANGING AND WAL4TZING "A
SsE L. private class Tor & ntieulen, De form-
A+E ed at Boshers Hall on Thursday evening
Ecr0 Ian. l3th 1853, at y O'Clock. This Class VIII
be strictly private and will meet every Thursday
and Saturday evening at the above hour
ia IO-3t CHAS. 4. MEVOY.
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VALUABLE T. X OP L RTY ON LON.
BARD ALLEY AND VIRGINIA STREET AT
AUCTIOE-Will be sold on Friday next the 14th
inst et4 o'clock P. NJ. upon the premises, the life
interest of Mrs E. w Douthat, in and to that valu
able tobacco factory situated at the intersection of
Virginia street and Lombard Alley, and now in the
occupancy of Mr.. ID NJ. Branch.
This property ia now under an annual rent of
S3uo, and being centrally located and in good order
Will always yield fair rent -
Further particulars will be given on application
to the subscriber
Terms: one-third cash; balance at six months
lor a note with interest satisfactorily endorsed.
JAMES III. TAYLOR,
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DMTNIsT iiATOR,S SALE-AT
IA AUCTION.-Will be sold at public auction, at
the late residence of John Hitchcock deceased, on
Wednesday morning next, at the hour of 10,
all OF the Household and Kitchen Furniture, OF
Milch Cows DC, DC. Immediately after seid sale,
viii be sold at the Broadmeadow Steel Works.
near the Psper Mill, large lot Of Castings, old
Iron, Crow Bars and Backsniths tools, belonging
TO the estate of said Hitchcock The attention of
persons desiring to purchase such articles, is par
ucularly requested to this saIe which will be with
out reserve
By order of the Admipistratrix-by her attor
ney. DPAYNE, Auct
S-lf the weather should be unfavorable, the
sale will be postponed until the next fair day
ia 6-dtd
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PROGRAMME.

l.
L. Overture from Rossini's Grand Opera Giulieuroe
Tell, performed by NJ Strakssch.
ii. Madame Sontags Celebrated Cavatina from
Linda di Chamvuni "r luce d quest ANNA, !"
sung by Signorins Adelina Patti
III. The Mothers Prayer" Fantasia Relieio.
so,' composed and executed by Ole Bull.
". "Ah non giuage," the celebrated Rondo Finale,
from La Somnambula, sung by Signorina AIDE
lima Patti.
v. Paganini's famous switch Dance" performed
by Ole Bull.
e. This extraordinary and eccentric compost.
ton has been only recently revived By Ole Bull, up
to which time the execution of the Treble and
Harmoniques not being believed possible
PART H.
|. The Banjo" new Caprice Characteristic,
composed and performed by Maurise Stra.
kosch.
H. " Comm thro the Rye" the favorite Scotch bal.
lad, sung by Signorna Adehna Patti
Ill. Grand National Fantasia for the Violin alone,
pertoEned by Ole Bull, as dedicated t. the Sem
ate and Congress of the United States at their
request, and performed on the occasion OF his
first Concert at Washington.
". Jenny Lind's Echo song" sung by Signori-
Adelina Patti.
V. THE Carnival OF Venice" by Ole Bull.
The Piano used by NJ Strakosch will be FROM the
celebrated mandatory OF Durham, and kindly
loaned by Messrs. Nash IL Woodn )use.
INTERNAL ARRANGEMENTS.
The price of Tickets of admission has been fixed
Woodhouse's store.
Seats may be secured without extra charge be
ginning on Monday, January 10, at o'clock, A NJ.
On the evening Of the Concert, no choice OF seats
can be obtained.
With every admission ticket will be gi zen q Ger
tihcae bearing the number CORES pending to every
seat. This certincae has to remain in the hands
of the original holders, and establishes the owner
ship to the seat.
The admission ticket to be left at the door
Tn IN Ilu tad
their seats ten minutes before the Concert com
n2ences.
On the evening OF the Concert, there will be in
attendance number OF usLers, wearing white re-
settles, whose duty will be to snow ysitit0rs to
their respective seats.
Doors open al half past six Concert to com.
mence at half past seven O'CLOCK. ia sd
ff,HE ATHENE Ni.-Prulessor STEPHEN
A. ALEXANDER, of PRINCETON. will deliver at
the Athens un on Tuesday Epeueng, the 18th
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: 1Yogtoq osd the Ce"fr"' -f"S''e""
~ Treaty.
Il y
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DIR, ADDINGTON, (prad,
/, HAVE on HAND. from
- MOB HE AND Is q MAN,

1\-- III c = IL ID a n ID Is a " A n,
6SAsHOkSE SHOEkS, having conducted their
business at their old stand, next door TO Hagan's
Coach Factory. Franklin street for the last tive
years, find III ms=lves compelled To leave it. They
have built and fitted up 8 very comnoGious shop
between Franklin street and The Central Depot, on
Union street, just below their Old stand, where they
solicit the patronage of their friends and the pub
lie, assuring them that if due diligence and a tho
rough acquaintance with the ana'omy OF horses
ieet-which enable them o,perform their work ac-
corning to the law of uatufe-viz: by fitting the
shoe t. the loot, and not the foot to the shoe, will
avail, they feel confident, Ut success. ia 8-l2t
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Farmers Bank of Virginia,

,Y,r,r =, , - JANUARY, oh, 1853. {
L Bank OF Virginia have declared dividend of
ioar and aquarer per cent of the profits for t
last SIX months, subject to deduction of quarter
Vi one per cent bonus to the State, icing "A Der
ia 6-l0t J. A SMIpu 60;
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NHAMPAGNE CEDEH.-We have lew
v bids OF Champagne Cider consignment, Tor
sale by
i, S-Gt LUDLAM a. WATSON
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sg NOTICE.-The Steams hip Penn.
sssssSs! ivania, Capt Baymore, is now
reauy receive freig ht, but owing to yer deter-
ZION ~ the sto! NJ will hot sail till Monday, the
10Th inst, a. O'Clock NJ.
jaS ROBERT RANKIN Agent
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ff,HE ATHENE u Ni.-Frolessor STEPHEN
A. ALEXANDER, of PRINCETON. will deliver at
the Atheneum on Tuesday EVeueng, the 18th
inst, st o'clock the first OF course Of lectures
upon Astronomy.
Abundance % cents for single persl n; for par
ties OF two more, % cents Tor the rirsr aud IL:
cents Tor each additional person.
TIE COMMITTEE ON THE ATHKNEUE.
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RANh OF vIkGINIA.-The Freslo,nr ana
~ directors OF the Bank OF Virginia have dec ated
dividend OF four and quarter per cent o,,. ~ W..
prOn1s OF the Bank for the last SIX months subec4
to the deduction OF per cent bonus to the Siata.
which leaves four per cent, or 81 50 Der sbs-e
PAYABLE to the stockholders the 18th inst
ia 6-2w SAN'I NARX CaaL;.-
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J. R. D. PAYNE, Auctioneer
EF@ II the weather should be unfavorab,e the
renting will be postponed until the next fair day.
ia l0-td
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\ DTiCE GE lMPOhEaNCE.-A I am
" very DESTROYS 10 sell ouu ray STOCK Of Dry
Goods this mouth | VII Lifer grea; Inducements;
aud have determined 10 discontinue the Dry
Goods business, they viii be sold without reserve,
NJ tho couner, previous 10 selling al auction so IL
will be 10 the Interest vi t1e puu!ic give me- an
early call, and secure bargains
WMJ SWORDS.
225 Broad street
millinery and Fancy Goods selling of very
cheap. 4s
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Il smoke good Cigars, fad them at A
HARkINGTON'S, importer, wholesale and retail
dealer in Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff, Turkish Smok-
ing Tobacco, Pipes, Canes, Cigar Cases, &c. am
receiving weekly, large invoices of Cigars of fine
quality, ana tiatcr myself that sell as cheap
and on accommod AtiIg terms any house in
this Northern cities; literal discount t. cash
dealers, ut the cheap Cigar and Tobacco Store,
corner Ot 10th and Main streets, sign OF the Scotch
Soldier
JAMES 4 HARRINGTON, Tobacconist.
P S-Orde-s thankfully received and promptly
attended TO- Goods sent to all parts OF the CITY
Tree nt charge. isS-6t*
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By James M. Taylor.

u ALuABLE LOT Ar ROCKETS AT
AUCTlON.-Wilib be sold on "wednesday, the
9TH inst st4 o'clock p n upon the premises, that
iot of ground situated Rockets street. nearly op.
poslie Messrs Hsskins & libby's warehouse and
on which now stands bowling saloon.
The lot fronts 30 feet on fetts street. and runs
back 100 feet more or less to Poplar street. Prop.
erty In this neighbofhood has rapidly improved for
some time past, and upon the COMPLETION of the
works now going on, this lot must become valuable
as situation for waTeh ,use or stere of snv Kind
Terms: l.3 cash ; balance at aud IL montbs for
notes with interest added and secured by q trust
deed
JAMES NJ TAYLOR
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II X Z ID U l. ID N G LOTS ON
l. CHURCH HILL AT AUCTION.-Will be
sold on Tuesday, the 18th inst, at o'clock p NJ.
upon the premises. Three building Lots, beautiful
ly situated On the west side of 25th St between K
and L. streets these lots front q feet eacn and run
back 1872 feet to an alley; these lots are in eeva-
ted aud pleasant situation and about the pref
test now to be had in that vicinity, and persons
wishing to build convenient to the principal places
Of business, and az the same time moderate cost
shou d attend this sale
Terms: one third cash bal. in six months with
int and deed of trust, OF the title retained.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR,
fa
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{NlEE TkAS.-Just receivea loI y: very line
4 green and b!aeK Teas, .Jr sale by
de - GEO. j. HERRING.
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Very t-G!y, yours,
J. n. CLAYTON.
r. Hon. y r. King, u. :. Senate.
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NIsSOLUTION.-T copartnership here
~ tufore existing between HENRY and JOHN
& eHAFER, under the Ii i'll aid/ style OF Henry
Shaier q Go, was by mutual consent dissolved tas
Let Of January
Tae business of the late i m will be settled by
Henry Saater, al their Old stand, No lC3 Maj
street. HENRY SHAFER
ia7 JRU C. SHAFER
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BY ALEXANDER MOTIF & CO.

hLEAANDEh MUTT "a COs
CLOTHING, CAPS, mUFFS, &C., AT
" AUCTION On next Tuesday morning,
the llth, commencing at 10 O'Clock, will sell at
auction, to close sundry censig nmsnts.
large lot of Ready Made Clothing
20 dozen Silk Plush Caps
20 DO Boys Cloth do
do fine Navy do
do Children's black and fancy do
Lot OF La dies and Chiidrens Victortnes
Lot OF Ladies' and Misses Cuffs
Lot of fine Lynx Eutfs
with many other articles.
JAG ALEX MOTT e. co. Aucts.
BY Davenport, Allen d. Co.
GROCERIES, &C., Ar AUCTION.-on
" Thursday, 18th January, we viii sen ~ ~
O'Clock, at our Auction Store, an assortment u
Groceries, viz
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee
l5e do Laguyra do
Moasses Ia Tierces and Hhds
Coffee Sugar
Reciifed Whiskey, Brandy, N KUN
Gunpowder Teas
Cigars, Wrapping Paper
Rice, Cheese, Oil
100 ools Apples, &c &c
200 Sides Leather
TrSms-Under sIO0. CASH 500 asd ove., four
rnon,ts cred, tsr approved panss
AS DAVENPORT, All ES j co, Aucts.
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ZINE MISSES MURRAY have seve. al Vs.
l. cant rooms, which they would be pleased ia
to have occupied Grace street one door above ST
Paurs Church ia,s
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QUGAR-30 hhds Porto Rico, OF pllme Quail,y
y ia store and for sale by
il CT TlNSLEY & BRYANT
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AMEs BROWN, Jr., STOCK BKOK.
y Elk, No log Main street, opposite the Virginia
and Farmers Banks, above Bonavira's Store En-
ter lsr door up stairs, to the lett. ia SIS
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DRINCIPE CIGAks.-lhose VINO are fouk
L OF a good Principe Cigar are requested Ia cal
at WOODS DRUG STORE,
ja7 above City Hotel.
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EMORY CLOTH.-We have now on hand
Ia of direct importation, full assortment OF En-
DRY Cloth, to which invite the attention CT Ms
ehinists and others. SMITH a. ROBERTS,
jaS-ts ~ Main street.
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Gfss VERY VALUABLE PkgVaTY
Ez.@ RESIDENCES On FRANKLIN BETWEEk
orH AND 9TH STREETS. FOR SALE-rhe SUP
scriber is authorised To sell either or all Ut tnose
newly erected Brick Teneinents OF the South side
OF Franklin, between SIN and 9th streets. Thee
tenemen;s are modern built, and have all the ususl
conveniences tor gentee family. They are now
occupied by good nants each at an annual rent OF
$3.50. Applytr
ID 7-3t w CODDIN
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MOTICk.-Persons lndeOteo to US tor house
IN rent or negro hire, due on the first day OF the
year, will very much oblige US by calling anu pay
ing at our Office, as our engagements make L very
announcement Tor US to call on them.
la TOLER H. COOK, General Agents.
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81 BOX TREES FOE SALE.--Niue
- large aud beautiful Sex Trees for safe Apply
10 HUBBARD, GARDNER L. CARLTON
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NEW CkOP NO. MOLASSEs-a5Ob5 Is
Il OF prime quality, in store and tor sale oy
ia Got IikSLEY a. BRYANT
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GOAL PIT GiL.-2S .i-rces, Tor sale Nv
~ JAG DAVENPORT, ALLEN q cog
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NAKPET sTRETCHERs.-As uppy Of
~ the above useful article to housekeesers, 70
hand, and for sale by
SMITH ROBERTS,
iaS-ts "A Main street.
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Mr. Pnssier stands d. -cr,edlv high n. mn
stefan. and has rendered uniscrsa! satisfaction
In teaching bands In different parts Of the
vest |inceRnss Gazette.
The Strauss Band 10 the name Of musiral
corps lately organized in this city, II is made
up Of the pupils of ,Ir. Pa--irr, (leader) who
has been teaching music for some four months
past, and their performances speak ~ to tn,
ability Of that gentleman, Who spares no time
nor expense in arranging for the band all the
new and popular muse polnas, waltzes. quick
steps, marches, gailopades, Songs, &c, and
some very tine pieces composed by himself
Spring. field lll.) Register.
We take take great pleasure in recommend.
ing Mr.. Pas-cr as an instructor In mu-ic-nore
particularly On the guilar---as We speak from
experience when We -ay he il mos, excellent
and successful teacher OF that handsome nc
compli.hmrn,. We hope the ladies and gen.
ticinen viii avail themselves of the opportn.
nifty now afforded them o' taking lessors of
Mr.. Passier Besides being fully an fat in
his profession, he is one ~ the most smab.
and accomplished gentlemen in he world
We hops he viii be eneouFagedsss l4soo Gin
Wing.
June Is. 1853. soft
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wpo1AN1os. ASSOCIATION.

A, to-r,iuu ol thu Mechanics Assseialiun ~
Marshall the following Preamble AID Resolution were
adopted
WuysrAs u Is the manifest interest of every comfrn
nifty 10 protect by just laws, and = haa~."n@ rn'-s
and regulations ~ s.~,eiy all ms]kAnHa' pursuits,
and 10 rneaur.ss mechanic As hssiy6 men ~ho
contribute xrstly !" the rr,sg~ri,y II country.
and rstinulsfiy \ new country Ike chfsi And.
whereas, ~ Is The duty of m-chanifs !" resist all
attempts calculated 10 u,jaf- their bushes. OF de-
rrnd- It. ilirf-i"fr
R~.eircf That thi. As~,rsi'an regards the existing
pruet,e~ II slave nechaa~. hiring rl-r own l'ms ms
violation al the ia@ ant ~ opposition 70 The inter
Get. Of y bn~ .ehnn,r- snJ the r~opIe e, 'rrx..
Rssoired That We viii take ir'm~dtsie .i-J~ IN
ahdh this tsase-. and VII use alt means ronsi-ns
With our day srri c,s-u-. TO prevent mgr" me
ehnnc~ from hing permitted IN bring their labor IN
eo.nrs,ii,on with ihst 81 white men.
Rrsol,ed That nsr~s,sy las should h~ passed 10
pyotert tir labor pf whit mechanics from ih- drsrs
.ia,iop Of such ecm.,iiion and that 10 IN. end W"
u,il support po man fir Governor ar for the l. gsa
tuy~ v he refuse. pledge hi. al 10 secure our
efT,r-
Rs,oi,,d Thsit.c mechanics throughout the STAFF,
h. requested 10 .o.ot-rsir VIII IL ~ tis ~ N,m""t
E.sai,e1 That oar tran Law j. vague and up-ai-
,.fscrory md .hnui' h. amended n to secure n
lem pp.,n the properly Tor Twelve months, Win or
without wfir~cn contract
R..ai.sd Ths, ws Indulge ~ confident belief that
IL r.q,iif-s but III. necessary organization on our
psrt and The proper f..rnlaion Of our We've TO lie
public 10 Oh a,n t- iassssr q" such A~s thf""Rh our
l<w,..,n,. and the Adoption, vt .uch regulations ~
soeety A. vii Afford ourselves AID our pursuits sdc'
QUAR- pf"l~eiun.
R..si,sa. Ih,, the Trns. Republican IN furnished
.hq tstt.H- roy. a.'r.' 's'Nr'
tt lo u.tAan4,s. o.. aait N.4
iiia s@a.s. ., a..
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Safety Of Most Of the Win'a~ and .HsFy'
rosssngers.

Nv the arrival Of the British mail steam
,h;o Conway. nt Savannah, the News has
Nassau pape" to the 25'h a't, inclusive.
The mos, gratifying intelligence from
Nassau il tina, one hundred and s'x'y-'oar
Of til. vmgran' passengers on the wrecked
shin " lillian and Mary have been saved
and carried into Nassau. II appears .!hey
were saved through the eSertioos OF Capt
Sands, Of the ~reckins sch'cner orse"'
and a majority Of them were in (" very
destitute condition. 4 committee OF 'sn'es
Of Nassau. in a truly benevolent sp"t'
were administering to the necess'',es oil 'h''
uufpriunate amig'ants by providing "hu
experimenting the making oP OF articles
of clothing tor the most des'i ate at 'he
public buildings. Collections IN behalf 81
the emigrants were mnde at the va,'"u'
places oil worship on sunday, the 29d ul'
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OF Judge HICKS, who exchanged cir.
cults with Judge Norris, has held all the
Courts in this District except Harrison.
which commences at this place on Monday
week, and at which the latter will preside.
Judge Hicks has the reputation of dispatch
ing business with great rapitity. Some
complaints are made against him for being
too rigid. whether with just cansc or not,
we do not know. Good order and proper
respect for a court are rs indispensable AS
overbenring conduct and mock dignity are
inexcusablc and revolving.