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For freight passage apply 70
TDXp X. COLLINS Co. No - Wallst- n T.
BROWN sIIlPLEY Co. Liverpool , ,,,.
JOHN MUNROE L Co. Rue N0rte Dame des 'ictofeA
Paris or GEO II. DRAPER Havre
IN. ox of will be accountable Tor old as
precious netah unless bns Oh
Ss and tbs value thereof therein expressed
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tueoiral.


DR BANNING's MEDICAL and MECHASICO
IL srROlC 81 Ik--ITi ~, ~ 4 4sr;Ert~ Ia, tse
y 81 Dttse sld 70 n ~ 2cli0l o. as p ~
I. - 40 Lrsc-. P9H. oac5 lf1s,a< fss =
Oldfs " s. lfs ard lgs..-s Con- - p, - -
s Yanar 5 Dsss ". s7aI and rils t9anpAa
- ~ lrt Dr.og1E an Laa1S -9f 90 - sy
laE.. ..risc. 81 s.ri3g na11fE-
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I,HE NEw.1oRK and LIVERPOOL UNITED

II S1AIF, MAID '1'FS
arc the following - n.c,v,o -. u.
ATLANTIC, Capt. West. ~. III Ssp' We.
ARCTIC Capt. Luce. BALile, Osp1 Soun''ooa
bull by c0utrac expressly TOT
Ffery care been taken IN their consru on a. sso
th 10 insure snd speed and their seeomo1a
49, Co. nre uueaua.d elegance and comfort. Price
AZ ron New York Liverpool in nrstelsss cabin t1 IN
sou, IRON
Iverpoo $50 and 20 An experienced surgeon al
,arhta 10 esel shin No berth until paid Tor
PROPOSED DATES Or SAILING.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

CEPTEMBER, lo53-For Shrewsbury Long Branch
- Hishand Dock Ocean House Por "shnston Aonts Dogs
aud Rcd Bank Tue ne" ana pIena1
resmer ALICE G. PRICE Capt Hagg-rsy Viii run RON loot
VI 'i"' s.x,vovs SHREWSBURY
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ra,uP pF0pI.E. Of the STATE of NEW-YORk, B


We a. ~. "a ina p-nden,s To al psxsges 10.
~ ne 49, ~ ~ DISIs sUYDAa late ofhe q u
Sy,F Ssessssd Is segstees a.xt Of ka OF
al, 70 befo oar grof.s Of ne Cosnsy g
w MT 4 elfss1 0clock the fsrb3oa % IA; Day,
- r- sf.end tks fB seeB 81 tbs aeeoast Of pro-
eg.nss Csriss 81 aa a kxecsiof OF the i~t vih ss 49,
ss.af of 80 dr. 90 d IA
i t.opy wisTtol We have esu,d tss ss. Of oae: -
DIR W. BaADFoRD E-q- ssrrssais 81 q s.a y c,s -
IL 81 be CITY ofSsw-Yosk- fhe isb asy 81 Jey ~
yfar o. oar Lord QUO do ard exht n5arsd sna ~
hre A ", BRADFORD, saTfssais'
s2isNfs1h
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nATRIOTIC LINE-New Line of New-York and

Liverpool Packet Ihs lne Wu Dc composer vi Tue '
cLIUO burden .... Captain D II rrunsn
n IN So tIns burden. Captain DAVID Ceaklhs
WEBSTER go. 2 coo tuns burden. - -, mn,
ORIENT burden. Japan george . hhi
The sbv vess have recently BOLT and the largest and
most substantial Ia the trade x.,. -,
III IRE ecmmrsed b. men Of experience aud sbisy Their
superior and every rNeu'h WI "
ad 10 aud the CONVENIENCE OF
shippers For fr IN; or passage apply TO a. ,,
'iP sPOFFORb TILEsfoN Co. No 80 Broadray
Isen. m Live ooT GRIMSHAW Co. No 10 0oTee fiazsa
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feQal Nollree.

CORPORATION NOTICE-For the REDEMP.
CTIoN Of LANDS and TEsEMENTs SOLD or the TAXES Of
tstgs n.e her By s,ss e "a ad .sd
in ip tho Of the yea. lg ,h. as,.sa ~. ..
J1s ~ n Eys. Tx r0 s. Ss Sss :!ss
s the lands and cold and redsems he
and III. tIn Of 20, yscs me ~ se copies
sst.SS 1 ss e ead c S o.
nee New-york Auytst sist 1888 oza~'~" ~,a
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
SS o. n, Ell s Ss .sss
the ss Ohio deceased q No ssI s ss
n ss s ~ SewYe 90 or before tho day
MrsS sS I'd S'Y SaiL La aSS "6
In PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
Of Ics' kS ,Gsy 'ss s q! s's, y .:
xos .S: :ebs etfsfi Ssl 70 a. 'sa No ws
York Ss stS Day Of July ANNE sE0Uis Administrative
jyT Iswem III ---------------
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of the
.G G.T s,syn 81 ssSsY abAas c
es Sss': :. 4. :J ss ss
the City NewYor or before the sh day Of Deosmosf ns
D; .,s v A. 'h' 10Th az FysfsEss aDAx
IN PURSUANCE Of sn order Of the Surrogate Of the
c:,. S sciSH6 T 9fsi
ssd q Porto Rico s. % Sa Rs: 81 Mr. 10 Ss
No ii ss.ss City Of Es~Y.rs 90 9, before the iA sss
Of Ss' ..s.Ps b. ~ s
SUPREME COURT, SULLIVAN COUNTY.
= THOMAS DErUy and Mira s .fs D.aisI SSs.:S
:ss soSl s.fss st s.1sssss Lizard
ls1 b. sss \. ssa n "a
:s:ss S Il 5sifi b s
sIh csns. p.alsi Jsss .Ss s.s ~ r. s
c nIss Gs % ySS s J s an: s s.ss i. john
I'd s,5 Ss%P. "a s.s s
biz nd n s' r- t.s1 ya."S
Csthsrns bis wifi Obadiah susn ana Am ns nc ~
lei bsprv and Eza W Depuy and sarah hh VIE
Noes cshsrn his wife Abraham Msoed .ss h:
s Se.a an ssd T s.h s ss Hs1.ou "a.
IcLert Crsns and Nancy bs wife Bsnjan Befisy -
Laura bis wife Giles ~ Benedict and Mar. BIZ VIZ:
Ins Ls,b,r CkiDs Thous. Edwsrds cay.rt Csfy w.nsI
Yonns Grant Thomas Grant Iy.ss 80
har. Brdbes Hsreabersh John saa
bis wife and other Unknown def-pa.n 40 ~ s n sbs
Above mined papie. N b seton which WI ps 10
Clerk u Sullivan County md .erye soyy Z, @ s
van vtp twenty .sr service hereof ereosse tas ay
,eh wee and you VII twenty dAJe AL es
vice ofth afred the pa rln spyy % 'ee @
IT, is3 OEohoh w h~nD' '~ -
rJ,HE PEOPLE a the STATE Of NEW-fOkk, by
ssS 10 the essfe Of AUGUSTUS f. III Rat ss OF 10 o.
ssvYoYs Seeessd ersdto le<sse- Of am or osrsss,
20 te and appear before suos ts Of ID, Cssy
kewYork his osoe IN the Ciy 0, New fork 90 ns sfta
eleven eeioE In the frenoon o. % asy s.
ssDd he final ssusaen Of the .eoenf %
Of Jques u1 u A. Uudgp Exeesfo srd hf'e%
o. the last will md sment OF sii deeesss x a.
10 testimony whereof have cared ~ sn ,TrTssDgR W.
H. 81 BkADFORD snrTcss q aid Ccsay 90 ~ -.
HsYert The ssth lay Of Nsy Ia the ysH o. car 's -
hous I'd eight hundred and hiy nvoep s.y,.r.as
"a lawfwJb '" D"~
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.-rW- yopV or5 ERIE RAILROAD.-Passenge
h)aier CURE.

HyDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
IL -. rs i-.s1rr-a I. 1RALL y D Rggesor; SPECIAL
~ frnas ds~ass Dr. u y TAI LOh VII NAs
e. HE selOsl DePs ope-s Nov l. PfoF-.Sn
Slrs. 70 II Lairhf-r- ft@4eI.nti
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TUDsoN RIVER RAILROAD.-summer Arrange

stage. viii be convey % all part o. tne
eoutTv Eias Haishs Squss Line connection win TINS o-t
An p.rs are trusting this boat account OF the owners
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Fare Is
CTPTFMBER. Ic53-For Shrewsbury Long Branen D.

CCPTEMBER, l:53.-For Shrewsbury Long Branch
- Eib M Doek Oossn House Port WaG.ntcu Aosnis Doc
Irowrs Dcck sddletowul and Red he nes
nv ~ steamer THOMAS o. HAUNT tAPt = oI
- -, NJ he fr d.y Of September, San.sys eh
e~rd n rrnlar hours beween SewfoEk AMI aed eank
AZ An the REGULAR l.ndinsz The above route Lee ~
evrv rsorrne o'clock. LEAVING SsE- foN roc~~HP LEV
River every Afternoon 81 y O'clock fars . -
hi. boat VII he above hour Il tlt,-, 1,-'.
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY, foot Of Whiteball-st1,
- SUMNER ARRANGEMEAIsF4r ~ Ss1' ~ nd ssr
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euf-rsins Chambers & daily for Albany and Troy
Fxrrss NJ throu IN IN ho1rs connecting wth iisns
reaching uao OF Montreal At o'clock and NIAGARA Fah"
evening
Txr,-s. Trau P MACON .Odatoa Train r. NJ
ror shkseusie Trains st and 40 "
om and Way Fresk Ind Passenger Tram Il r. n
iron 3lstst- . a., IAN AZ
The Ttrryown Peekki aud PoughkeePae Trains soP W 'n'
WAY Stations -. ~, 80.
sINDAY NAIL TRAINS p. NJ tom Canal a. foE Albany,
topping - 81 " y EDMUND FRENCH, saperinss ndsni
CEPTEMBER, IS53.-for Shrewsbury, Long Branch,
- OreaI Hou. Dock Washington Ma aad
Lo~I Dcls Medeto~n and Red B4ns The new and spen
dd "a arr GOLDEN GATE, Capt Ltle viii eaTe f'sf 00e
OF Rotusor-st- =. K, a. follows FAKE - GEMS ,,,-
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- qATRTY-SlA AND HALF HOUkS To CHICAGO.
hICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE earryin, inc otea'
Me.,rn Mail FOR Chicago aid s. Louis Milwaukee,
Racine Keuoha all pons Lake Michsan-Thsoush from
Iuealo 10 Mouroe Ia u hoGrs, without ,snd.nk
Tie following magnificent and aueqused steamers orm ne hae
between Buffalo and Mo. roe ~. vou
EMPIRE STATE J. Wilson commander leaves osnA' "'N
DAYS and THURSDAYS. -,
SOUTHERN MIt HIGAN, A. n Perkins eomnsnderi leaves
Buffalo TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
NORTHERN INDIANA L. fheat, COMMANDER eaNes nunao
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. ,,,,- s..
the above endd steamers viii leave the Menssn
and nm directly Monroe without landing IN IA nodr
where the Lightning Express Iran will be IL waiting TO tSke
direct 70 arriving next evening after leaving
b. ralo. .. . ,.A .h,.
lin yps The only continuous VI Railroad " Chicago and the
Illinois River. ,x,. -, S.uw
Yea City Raoad via Buffalo b. the Peoples Line o. seam
Railroad via Albany aud Buffalo apply TO
lQRIER As.nt No lal BLoadsay. COZ Dey,- ~ y
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NTrW-yORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD

New
1.ps - Ts;i '; pss srG'; ,;:s
s,oTs stanford BIdssPo the q Stanford NOrw.if
For Fert ChsteT train, :,
sis A sls NJ for sOFwak and at 80 aud aioP ~ tor
For sos1os vi. Hartford Springfield and
"A M and5 M The 81 Hartford Railroad a. Ms-
den BeIn and MiGlstOwn Hartford and Springfield The p
For ccnnseticu and Vermont RAroAd-ErP'e' At IA
'0 10, Accom- tram. Of Haven, Hartford and
sPrnsnss .ossda, md % a. NJ 10 New
and ss 90 s. Lsads 20 SfI
Fo, Sassiorc and Nausatuck RairOsdAis NJ and r. NJ
yr p.nsay nd No~ak at and AS
TR.ss TO SEw.YoSx-grom New AeconmodssiCa
90 and as NJ and r NJ ElpFs.. - O na on rss
on EOlwak 64s and II 80 A NJ from POt Chester " ' A. NJ
See bill the station Ho.,s and principal
Hotels Eew.Hsyen July, 1888 GEo w "hlstLEa,1tr 9aH-
NETWORK aud PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, wa
tIsEsTiioosh IN -Four YOrs foot Of Cosf-
sd NJ s4 nd I'D Z a. .na t & saa
b! @e1 I'd Pare ~ rom s' piaSs Ta1s9s
"a slssA s.s e: .a s's Il
81 p and eosnecrions certain r,th sfse ths
tine HA baggage e''-' 'A' Terry % minutes
pTFFaI Ospd NEW YORK CITY RAILROAD via
ID k.--Yot and Railroad HohskLLs LIE, .asaSs
az aISyIo xpEEss-Throash hoa 50 inmates With
gu ,h,F' T; e.: q s,ss XII III 20 s. iSai'
sPM ExIE Es q ss5 ta, a. ,, Ssass.
4~-'N - ~ - ] g. HOYr 5apsrlDtenfsnt
W C. TALLmADeE AGENT No CouEflsndl-.,
NEW-YORK ard ERIE RAlLROAD.-fasSensef
~ Trains ls.vs pier foot q Duzns-s - tolows
DAY EXPREs5 a NJ Tor 1a1ao aset over tos y
ard he Ne-Yo,k Guy T. wtAout casnss Vi '1ss's'
or cars md s.so FOR DsntEk- II s.,.v,,s1.s
NAIL NJ for snklrk and Bgfso and al ntsrnseno
-. ps..nrer by ths Will reuEis nigh s1yN%
Tor between and Coming Ind proceed me next 1
M al nssr.
cllfe Ga4cls.
ST1IlT EXPgIss a, r. 81. fcr D4DktEs AID ba1sio -
FBuOP ANT al p. NJ for DgEkrf AID 81 'HIs ase11'
On ssIda-s only express .rsin a r N -, ar. p.,
IN sTprs trains connect Dslk-k With the Lake ,n9's 49,
road Tor Cleveland CcinBt Chicago &c snd q oeaAo -.
III Ts~.sa 1870 CaARLEs GISor. sapsnsIeoesnI
LBANY-CHANGE Of TIME.-On AMI alter sa .ne
n s Of September the sre.HsE FRAN,,2 ruRsDAY
r. rJ,ht TN. leavrF New-York u sDAf ~
snd sATURtAY EVENINGS q 0soeL ~ ,f ToayE r.
=
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B-ihs Bos VII advertised ~eA.Hsr Pc f1i.,as ss
~ S 10 convey Ysa-enkers al paris u me e11uJ
rrustiaE ms Boat on accou1t Of t9e ONlo
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SIS. Mod S.s CAssy and Psnssls Rer.~ 1883.
ssnmer AT.-aesasns - -

1853. MOD s.ss. Cs>.y and Psnssls seus~ 1883.
ALBANY and NEWBORN INLAND ROUTE
N RAILRoAD-FARk sl.-T~o daily sAPres Cr.ias q An
s:. 1's s:ss: sssss wss.s =
,e Rslsaes Chatham Pcsr cossc a Les4sSa spiaS On
I'd , M SsSs: Jay s =, ss ss ss s s.s
e. Asas, q &C T.. sysSs -
PASSENGERS received Bo~.ry saA sAs and
The .Sys rain. receive passenger. only crssoa
Al osSe1 tr.n vii leave cy s.tca corner rr,csro-
JAW q IsS sLoAT Superintendent
NEW-YORK ami MONTREAL RAILROAD, (vis
ts.S si JsSlsss az assIss: $ As ss o.ss
Brosd~sy Canal and sts .aa +A.v EaI'' r,'o' AN
'h' NJ FsIsoIs HYDE esner,i A.,ni No 81 Sou,h.
1870 NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE Be
SUb HtlS S SnSloRf f sSS osss
t saf ral f.a. .v. the Fall. at Sis Mall
T,s: ...: s.s:s: . sssa. sS : 81.
pr. Mail the N.wrOrs add Ere AM Ssna9ssss
R.lr s q Bs s.1i I'd c.s.ndsis.a a.
y.. 49, c.TssSss5. and = the 0Ses Of the sad
Es Railroad cCursny Ot Duanet and corner Of Dey-
BB's.e checked through sO shsf S' s.1sos
Superintendent. ofee .na y y a R, caaanaA seP1
1855 Wv PALMER Agent ls3 Broadway. S-w York
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD TO PhiLA-
Two lines dai, ct 10 .nd2 Accommodation Line 10
.tesrnkost TRENTON South Arboy taeuce eJ 10
steamboat STOCKTON % Phlaip Fac
81 Enrrsss Lire p. NJ By Steamboat JOHN fotfEk 70
Ambcy Camden Through " y aonfs rare
IS Returning Phisdelpns al 10 A NJ am n NJ
Tor BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER
The splendid and sup, SAY STATE. Capt IN
brown ENTIRE STATE Benjamin 6rsyon leave On
exeept-d from no n H. near the
Battery At P NJ. 10th touching az Newport each WAY . -
Fet through vita great dspScn oy an
express fright WM BORDEN Agent Nos 10 aud II W'-'ss
CTONINGTON LINE, for BOSTON, PROVE
- DENCE. NEw-BEDFORD TAUNTON and SEWPokr.-
Iu,an & without change of d-tennOn ....
The &, arns C. VANDFRBiLi Capt Jo- >fone AMI NohAo
DORE Can't connection win the ctonngton ana
aud Boston Providence Rrods leaving View YORK
daily tSuudavs excetsd Pier No v K nu wharf ABOVE
B.ey-riac o'clock P NJ and Soning oe,ek " OF
on fihe Mail train which eavs bcson a. y e VI
Thee for strength SAFETY speed comfort
and sesarce The experienced and tentive
shorter and the trip aant!y and
performed always ely reaching ne esu
nation IN advance Nv ether otthe other rodt
The COMMODORE. from New-NOsk-Aonday "Wednesday ana
eSiay, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
The c. VANDERBILT. tom New-lorSrnesiAy iiarsiy aha
s,frdAy From Soningoa- Monday, "Wednesday aud day
-Pa~euserso On arriving Sonngon proceed nlediney
ps train Providence, boston Taunton se"oe1
by accommodation trains fom >tenngtnu at % VI
accompanies the steamer ana Hn
r A.. n .ra
PERRY leaves Providence for Sewror VI ann
p. Nd except sundays
freight application may be made
at pier No n r. the ONCE No ~ battery place
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TOLEDO NoRwALK and CLEVELAND RAIL


Of Michigan Southern and Northern Indians
through hcaso snd Aock
ard Railroad and Illinois River foTHns iue 10 D.
Louis 81. p.u~o.. n,
A. with trains Of Mad River ard LAKE tne Railroad 0
Dayton Cincinnati iadsnayos NC
Al Monroe Manifold and oaadk Railroad tof
ssndusky shelby junction, Columbus Zane VIE sewsx
OF Cleveland, Columbus and tineinns
RsIroed Tor Col ipcnuah and stations
- ,n.in al Lake Shore iailruad NewYok aud
Boon via Buffalo and Albany, aud for New 1Wa yi
ran. Of Cleveland Pburgh Railroad for Pittsburgh Phl
sdelphIa. Baltimore and Wellington City; an, , s-.-,.
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DnrrALo coRNING nnl NEW-YORK RAIL

II RoAD-FNIENsION 10 AVON SPRINGS and CALEDO-
Ma rrsn leaves Corning AIS OF Immediately on
the ARRIVAL OF the Day Express New York and arriving Avon
Surug- att NJ Returning leaves Avon al A VI snu con-
Ne cts Express East which arrives about
l0P.M. =. "a A
Mail Train leave att A. NJ and arrives won q. IVY
NJ Returning leaves Avon al ~ NJ connect az WIN no
kisIt Fxpres a Nsw-fOrk about 10 a NJ
Ih Road being the broad and fon tAe
And IRE Eaioai directly Avon SPRING stho most c"uoAoo
and "a pcdlous New jersey " that lsee -,
NesYoS boOds Wayanl conesns sho
Aron can be procured NeYork aud Ee airoad Ohce
foo, OF Duanet either the ah9ysn Isd Sns % We"
YoA. , A. hhpr tEiD orR 1a.I R.,Ira.d
Superintendent, Osce, Buffalo Corning aud Sewf YORK h'0s
T,lv
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An experit nced surgeon on hoard. =, ., 81.
The osn.is ihfe ships will not be iccounaoe or ga
Pon Su Jewelrv Precious SION OF Meas unles o oi
therefor and the ssge thereof therein expressed
For freight pasasr apply 70 mann A. p-u,. c,o.,
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FAroENUrNc.
number OF hde myers vii De exen tro rnr
,derkia ard Liverpool snd found 70 provisions "a.
F,or, Phi From Liverpool $S
Cresiss will be Issued here parties who ere desrcas
OF hr;nirr ont their friends sr corresponding r-tee
An exuerie I'd will Be carried on 'sch 81 ~
snail arpAs drawn a. sigh England srd Ireland r,o,
No. Is Broadway, ny and No Wsln1' a. falsieiphi,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-07
PRICE ONE Cent?

"Calmly now, sir" continued Joe. And
the entreates of the happy couple were At
once united to qui the old mans ire, and TO
persuade him TO acknowledge the union.
The father relented at last. 1t was Job of
his own manufacture, and he saw how useless
il would be, finally. TO attempt TO destroy it,
He gave in reluctantly, and the fair Minnie
Danforth was oveUoyed to be duly acknov-
ledged as Mrs. Joe Walker.
The marriage proved joyful one; and the
original assertion of old Danforth proved truth
ful IN every respect. The cunning lover was
good son and faithful husband, and lived
many years to enjoy the happiness which fol-
lowed upon his runaway match; while the old
man never cared TO hear much about the de-
taiis OF the elopement, for he saw how COM
pleteiy ne had overshot his mark.
Gie0s0a's Pirkor;oy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-07
VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.
THURSDAY, Jan. 6.

THURSDAY, Jan. 6.
1Ihe Senate was engaged TODAY in d;seus-
sion upon Militia bill, which was eyen,n.JI,,
made the order of the day for the 3lst ;ns,
The bill from the House, establisb;ne ,
grade OF hour between "family" and super
fne,' was passed.
House of Delegates.
On Dir. Bowyer's motion, the Committee of
Roads, &C., were discharged from the conside-
ration OF resolution directing that committee
to prepare bill for general railroad law. and
a special committee was ordered to report such
bill.
Mr.. Wallace offered resolution, proposing
to allow the Exchange bank to increase its
capital at the branch at Petersburg to an
amount fixed by an act of 1887.
On motion of Mr.. Goode, of Bedford, il was
resolved, thst the several communications of
the Executive relative to the Lennon slave
case, be referred, together with the accompa-
nying documents, to a select committee. and
that said committee enquire into the expedi-
ency OF making such provision as may oe
necessary tor the efficient prosecution before
the Supreme Court of the United States, of
the Appeal which has teen taken from the re-
cent decision of q Judge in the State of New
York, by which citizen of Virginia has been
deprived of his slaves; and for such other
Judicial proceedings as may be necessary to
receive satisfactory adjudication of the i'm.
portant questions involved in said decision.
MIR. Gcode stated that he had received re
liable information that the case, now before
the Supreme Court of the State of New York,
for review, would be carried up to the
Supreme Coart of the United States, no
matter what might be the decision in the New
Yo,k Supreme Court.
The unfinished business of the day before.
the bill providing for the payment of the inte-
rest due on loans, guaranteed by the State, TO
the James River and Kanawha Company, was
taken up soon after the House assembled
Mr.. Anderson concluded his remarks begun
the day before, and was followed by Messrs.
Lewis, Miller, of B., Goode, of NJ, Speed, Pa
trick, and Wallace, the discussion continuing
until half past 3 O'Clock. A substitute offer
ed by MIR. Lewis, proposing to pay the interest
due in January, was adopted, and ordered to
be engrossed-ayes 81, noes Z. Mr.. Wallace
sgni6ed his intention to offer ryder to the
substitute, proposing to provide also for inte-
rest due in July next. And then the House
adjourned.
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.
DETRoTr Dec 25 1850


ut UtspesM.s S. sisi.s' AAe .nose OF angeis
Delns lar UotMI, Hope you may p.lAe Inem
the noiS: E" oayS snso, ~s nao ene Isn %
sno" WINCH was "oli nuPtoeoo ~ tnS Deauulu
snH gy uut ~, y lcn luls ano
veiVets' gave tne streets quise MONDAY aspect ina
wnoie scene oeing enhvenso oy tne merry cnime
OF tne sieign oeis. But aIter Two or three days
hke many DIlsn' Vis!on ol youtn' Vanlsnea ana
leIt U. .ne sooeI tesn.y rny Oh mIa. !ust nov, now
deformities and Inequalities OF surface The sea-
son mas Deen tnus iar latner unusually MID though
10. 10. Ion,o haa1 ,y,,,oh yh as,,oa5 1s.. VI wiusei
mas oeen mucn leoucea; 30 isr a. weather u con-
eolSoo, a.. 20 L.s. .o.a;..S = "a. ..oosI uc'ou.
~. e.ty na' n m at..o sn aGcession 10 tne
o. " o,hsr s,:.vatec nd s .,tH w nosl
f o,, Isroest stesmers n hss noS~ i, ~ -. y
~. III ~. 80 ana fas. ,ona v-i,h r' - =. - JIG u
w. ~ =, -. hs,h nd;v;dna, enternrises
Ioo-;nr ,r arc local a6aira will rive vo, h-i.f
.ah nt onr sdncs,;onal svs,syr a. IL |. s..;,;..
a.t y. ua ;ss, now III. Sss,s !. ara, a;.daS
;,o counties anont twentv four miles square. tbe
nt;s ;nto ropr RANGES or sixteen towns six n,iles
SQUARE and these towns into ss many school dis
t1,cr. "a the peope NAV choose in each of which
least three months in year." For the support of
these schools, one mile square in every township,
ut s ole .niv ta,,, Tie ssis IF tbese land. is
dstbuted yearly 10 each district according to the
.nha. nf chiid,sn between fnpr ana eiehteen
U,or " al the lands sbsIi he sold and the
sanas =, in,ersst the fsna will be prncelv."a
present hnweyer. ii does not support the schools
fhe balance h made up by lew upon the patrons
a Roard of Tnspeetors are elected, who have the
care Of exaruininp teachers, &c. A good library,
free TO all, is kept in each district The burden Is
ysrv light. and the system works admirably. In
villages and cities Union Schools of from two TO
seven hundred are gathered with eight or ten teach
ers and apparatus, and every facility for pursuing
all the higher branches.
To prepare teachers for these primary schools
we have our Estate Normal school, supported
also by land fund
Above all these, we have State universty, tor
the support of which. over 46,oO0 acres of choice
lands, Estimated at S500,O00 was set apart Ine
Faculty is to consist OF twensy-six Professors and
the course in science 10 very comprehensive Ns
location is central and buildings very Deautiiui ana
substantial 1t has been IN operation near zen yeais
with fair measure OF success. Inc namoer ~. =.
Medical students Is now one nundleo anu say .se 10
Literary somewhat less. IN a,l oopa''n; nn-;ns ,ne
,u..on, n, ,ecsaeS, san r. Tannan Of n Unfssr-
sity, has been inaugurated ss frss chancsllor and
several new professors appointed. some casoses
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NOTICE
TO LADIES AND GENTLEME

TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
e That | have now on hand, the -
M largest and best assortment of
- Boots and Shoes, Of good quality, ever
offered in this city selected By myself ex.
pressly for retail both OF my own manufacture and
the best Philadelphia make. Among my assort-
ment can be found something extra, to which |
would most respectfully call the attention of all in
want, as they will be sold low, by
ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and dealer in Boots, Shoes,
Trunks Carpet Bags Valices, &c,
seq No 127 Main street, Richmond, Va.