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INSUp, ANCE.
IrIRE. LIFE AND MARINE INsUw

I,NRE, LIFE AND MARINE INsNW
L ANCk.-Lgnchbug Hose a. Ere Insurance Com.
many
his Co ,pany makes Insurance against loss ~ dam
teeb Fire Dwelling Houses Stores Tobaeeo faet,
ries aud other buildings, furniture. Goods wafcs and
merchandise generally in town and countryon The most
favorable iHs
Also makes Insurance the lives ofall persons ct.
loying good health and of sound constitution for the
whole duration "t life or fora limited period
Slnv's employed in ordinary oeenpations. will be
insured onreasonal e terms
The Company will also take murine risks from and To-
my ol the Northern southern Ports, at favourable
rates
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
DON I. C PETERS, Vice President.
SAMPSON DluGulD CHIEF Engineer.
James Cobbs, Samuel Garland
John iggat. Nathan b. Thurmnn
heorP " fanceN, Ohm Otey Taylor.
William T Anderson. William I. Smith
MARTIN HOLLlNS, Treasurer.
CREED T. WILLS, Secy.
Dr. p II Gilmer. !
DR. Wm. 0twnv Oven. 4"eAH"' "-'a'R's
The Medical Examination subjects for Insurance
will be made the nilee of the Company ON each day
between the hours of and o'clock, P NJ
FehS--dts
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l. AND MEDiClNES.-rh subscribers areNH
now receiving their FALL & WI NTER SUPPLY IA
of Drugs Medicines Paints, Oh VarnlslIes, Brushes,
Glassware, Patent Medcines Ff cy-Go1ds. dc, Nc.
The goods have been recently sfeced with great care
in the Northern and Eastern les, and principally
bought for Cnsh.
The stock is la'ge. an comprise every article us'r
ally found in DRUG STORE, ogeher with large
ass rtment of FANCY GOODS. 'ERFUMERY Ne.
From long experience, and tn rough knowledge
the business they hope 10 retair L - liberal patronage
heretofore extended them, and fe confident TINT they
nre prepared to offer inducement, both in price and
quality.
~ Prescriptions Tor Physicians nd families will b,
carefully attended to ut all times.
sept i2.ts JNO /. SEAY q co.
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MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS
Sewing Machines.
Singers Patent Straight Needle Perpendicular
AcIiOn Sewing Machines.


Singers Patent Straight Needle Perpendicular
Action sewing Machines,
NTulCtl naye aca1 irel az uncqased reputation for
w excel enre. in all pnrt~ the world, for eYety
variety of Sewing. ntltrr nj the reduced enh
pttees OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. The rienr pfot
II tfem the use ol these mae ines a from s'o to sloun
yen.r depending the kind "f wafk done
Newis n enl the attention II manufacturers pur
tienlat, t"onI eewly inverted and enirei "rieinnl
Machine to Sew with Single Thread
This m>lrunif IA s - adm't ble III cont Nee'e' ae
pert in lis opri ation AID result that Il commands
tlc qualified nprro,alof all VIII understand the nti
II Sewing by machinery. For linen stitching this IL
the unly machine that make strh Mhi viii ~
main ii slinet aud bcouifnl after washing. For shoe
@erk and every snrt of eathcr--ewing 'mnhne--
Mattresses md all Sowing in which RrHti STRENGTH
OF SEAM is REQUIRED, the work of this muehin'
eanaat br eqnaed II simple II It's eohsfoc-
linn and much easi, munaged aud operated than
uns other
Hereaerve shall be prepared to supply variety ol
Sewing maehines--cnc perfect and complete ef it,
kind, nj the following eash prices;
l. Needle and shuttle machine of present style IN "oot'
en- box, sl0o 0n
.. Needle ,nd shuttle machine of present style
on lion l,nme. sllo 90
,. Needle aud shuttle mnehne with newly in
vented feed suction aud checked spring, sla5 90
light Sewing. si2s 90
Single tir.aled machines for Sewing bugs,
s.cks and carpet baes. sls5 90
6. Single threaded machines for shoe work and
leather strehins sls5 90
z. Sinelc threaded machines with apparatus
to hind nalta-.e., &C. sla5 90
8. Single hrin,rd muchines of extra size,tor
quilting ouu Innings, Sl40 90
O. Single threaded muehnes.of larger siae.iur
quilting extrn .ize Innings, Sl5n 90
II. Single threaded machines adapted 10 lap
seaining.eonl sleeves, Ne, slhD 90
IL. u broidcfins Machine, making
mental slit b with two thoHds, Sl30 40
II. Machines of large size for Sewing avn.
ings ond sldp snils-wiih fixtures and up'
Tnrntus eompete-iron SiOu 10 sl5oo oU
Machines will be fitted FOR any unnsunl prcunrty al
work ON fcasonablcterms, The Machines are rernreli
packed for transportation 10 any purt ut the world hnd
fun printed Instructions for using and keeping them In
order, arc furnished with ench machine.
Mach ne needles, Silk twist spoois-3 cord linen
read &c. always on hand and for sale ht lowest easl
prices.
Principal Ofice-No. 1923 Broadway, Y
BRANCH OFFICES:
81 south Fourth Street Philadelphia; l59 Reltiroro
Street Baltimore; 25l Washington street, ,Bostoai lO
Film Street, Cinoinnnti.
nov % d3m J. NJ SINGER -
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~, oa,s r sTABLER & CO.
I n III. HOLLIN'S
-. OFFER FOR SALE
30 hhds p r. and n. o. Sugar.
70 Boxes and bbs. refined do
10 hhd-, p. r. and Cuba Molasses,
10 bbls n o. do
1870 bags Rio and Laguira c Office
40 Superior Old Java do
Case Extra Fine Gun-powder Tea,
$50 Sacks Fine and G. a. Salt,
30 Ton Bar Iron,
do Hoop do
do Blistered Steel,
20OO lbs Shear and Carl Steel
3 Tons Casting,
soc Kegs Nails, to 60 dy,
10 do Wrought Nails
50 Cirnd-stones,
60 Boxes Hull & Sons Candles,
40 Boxes Adomantine do
30 do Sperm do
300 Sides Sole Leather,
50 Black upper do
40 doz Calf okins,
30 do Pin, Lining Skins
9 bales Shoe Thread,
10000 lbs Cotton Yarn, Nus. 3 tol-
; bales wrapping Twinc,
s do Camille wick
3 do Cotton Bats,
klso Seytbe and Moving Blades and Snaths Wrap
inr Writing and Letter Paper; Pepper,Spice, Ginser,
Nptme,s Cloves Mace und Cinnamon; Bed Cords and
pough Lines; Tanners Oil; No Mac kerel, Herrngs
6 Shad ma | l-tsl
4 ADIES' WHITE SLIPPEits.-l have
IL JUS, received 50 pairs Ladie' White Ma 'lPpcrT
Very nice. .n,oy
December. ! ~ oEApo "a
Oh Tons GROUND PLASTER
e1vE For sale by
- nav o.t. WIN. A. MILLER.
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IAlLl NlRGINIAN.
,RRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
rERMs.

a3lXIAN is published daily 80, aud semi-weekly az
a IN advance No subscription is taken for shorter
Il months; aud no paper is discontinued, except at
Il the proprietors, until all arrearages shall have
,dsEMENTs are inserted for so cents per square Cor
~ fSSEg form Insertion and 81 cts for every uter
- number Of Insertions is not marked on IN" hs' IL
u g..baI till ordered out and charged accordingly.
MY RATES are.--For the privilege of two squares
weekly $40; for square, daily S35 semi-weekly
.s.r form, daily so, semi-weekly $50 Every yearly
n, he required to coniine his advertising his par
If business and if he exceed the space stipulated for
, b,r,ed ratably for the excess
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TOT BhIt1nhOrc hhU PhiIbdcTphIh
BY STEAMER BELVlDERE.
Leaues Richmond e0ery 1'nesday al O'Clock 7. H.
LII THE lafge and new Steamer BE LVI DERE
Sssk Capt. GiproRp. will receive freight every Moi.
lny und up to tho hour of o'clock P NJ, every ruea.
lny. Tor the nbove place..
Shippers TO Wheeling. Pittsburg, Cincinnati and tho
,oulh and West generally, will find this route the chon
81 mud most expeditions. For freight, apply To
LUDLAM q WATSON, Richmond, Va.
Julv 13dfa
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school a College Text Books.

School a. College Text books
NORRIS Richmond, Va. wonl invite the
~ attention of tho various schools and institutions
Of learning throughout the State TO his School ana
Classical Books Itz Boohs used ia the various Col
lrpes and Universities with general collection of Edu-
calionnl Works in every departments of learning.
T-Y-School Stationery Of every dsciiption.
A liberal discount will he made, aud bundles deliver
I'd ia Lynchburg, free of expense
r-Y-0rders will receive prompt attention.
IA
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MI FALL IMPORTATIONS 10
UAiH Or
CHINA, EARTHBN ARE AND
Fancy Articles.

fNlE Subscriber offers country Merchants and 9TH
i nrs in want his complete STOCK of Eartbenware,
Chinn, Table aud Fancy Articles, Of his direct inn
portation from the iavorite factories of England and
France together with full new stock of Plain Pressed
Cut 6lnss, Ia every variety, dc &c. The assortment
comprises. In part. the following
DINNER SETS.-Gilt, decorated gold band and
white French China; white granite and blue print now-
Ing, blue. pnrrle dnmnsconn, plum, lilac.
TEA SERVlCES--ln sets Of 20, a., SO, 80, ~, and
ID pieeea, Ringing in price from ~ to 800 set
WATER PITCHERS, covered and uncovered Bnsins
and E~ers and Toilet sets
RICH VASES, common and decorated Mugs and
common Enrthenwnrc, suitable for fall tfade
PLATED GOODS-Tcn, dcsert and table Spoons,
table aud desert forhs solt and mustard spoons; nap
Kin rings, mustard pots, butter knives and castos.
TABLE CuTLERY-Ivory handle table sets 81 pie
knives aud forks in dozena common do.
BRITANlA WARE-Casiors from the n ost common
10 the hest manufactured spoons indies and safety flu
III lnmps, Hf g.
LOOKING GLAsSEs--splendid gil, ornamented
frames French plates, various szes suitable FOR man
tie pier do mahogany frames in greatly varicty,and
toilet elnsscs
GLASS wARE-plain aud pressed cut tunblera,
wine rilcer- savers bowls preserve dishes decnnters
lemonadeA egg Rlasses gobeta, ohampagne safety hu
idlamp' wuler bottles butter plates, syrup nu nolass
salt cellars, cnstor boes preserve jars fish
globes. t.t .,l,.a# 4Ff .
sorber the sole propreor pnrlor, hull and store.and
hand lamps IN aren't variety
CHANDAfIERs Of 9, 3, 40. 3. &C.. burners. fur.
nshed an reasonable torns walters trays, lanterns
inoir NIT 'nV lon and dinner sets. is5iHtaan
STONE WARE---At fsotory prices =ah
The -ub-or ber offer. nil tho above goods reasons-
bic terms, and is satisfied ui call from oonntry
cnnis persons contemplating honse-keopng will con-
vince them hnt his stock i not surpassed IN Prce1ual
y variety by my establishment in the State Small
profit and quie, sales s the motto. Call Mt
j. d. B. EVANS,
NOV 1l-ts ~ Main ST., Richmond.
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PRESS HISTORY OF A SUIT IN
EQUITY and of mn Action Mt Common Law by A.
II Sands, Esq, Oonscor at Law.
This work embraces minute nccount of all tho steps
10 be taken IN suit of Equity and an action Law,
from their commencement their termination also,
the modr of enforcing judgments DEGREES, together
with the manner of appeals, wrs Of error, &c.. &c.
Forms Of bills answers and ..ecrces IL Chnncery; do
niaiions mud judgments nj Common Law and pleas,
demulrcrs and replications appended; and chap
ter will bc devoted specially the practice In the UNI
ted Sintes Court. A. NORRIS,
Publisher a. Bookseller,
nov iits Richmond, Va.
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oils
~ 1000 gala Weather nude. Winter bleached II
lar Oil
1000 gals. Weather made, Winter Solar Oil
500 i" Beache,l Fall Sperm Oil,
600 i" Coa Pit OILS,
Landing per Barque Emily direct from New Bedford
Tor snle by EDMUND, DAVENPORT 90,
oet 90 IL Richmond, Va.
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RICHMOND.
PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION
At Greatly Reduced Prioes

n MUHIiIh--FHbIfsHcT and BOoKs7If3'-D7 Nam
"a. Strect, RICHMOND Va VIII publish
calfs Virginia Reports Vols. f. 9 md 3,
llenning 4 Munfnrd's Virginia Reports Vols.
Alaniords Virginia Report-6 Vols.
Leigh. - Vol
All with notes with references Subsequent decisions
nnd oYer'rned cases--by Looen Minor Esq. Counsel
lor Mt Law nov ID tai
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DICHMOND n BOSTON LINE ~
III Of Packets.-Tbis line is composed-sAAo-
the following vessels. and sails from Boston every
Wednesday,
Schooner Susan. Captain y o. Rogers
Weatovci =" q. q. Rogers
Courier 3" J. u. Rogers
Sharon, E" j. IL. NickorsoH
Mercy Taylor E" @. Niekerson.
Jnictte, o. Baker, Jr
These vessels Of the first class built expressly for
ia inde and have superior accommodations for pass'
myers.
They commanded by experienced Captains, well
mnlilied tor the trado aud who will spare exeriion
- accommodate.
They will be towed up nnd down the river bys'Jnm,
md may be relied snil promptly advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos'
un will find IL their interest to ship by this line
Is it is the only regular line and freight will always he
nen low by any other vessels and every effort
will be made by the agents in Richmond and Boston 10
,ivesatis lhction.
We respectfully nsk and hope to spcceed In OBJ
aiming full share of patronage.
The vessels will lie in Richmond nj Rockets IN
Boston n Rowes Wharf.
DAVID CURRIE. Richmond, Ar.
ALLEN & WELTCH, Boston, )
mug 2-dts No. 1873 State Street.
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INSURANCE. AGENCY,

tot the Protection Insurance Company, Hartford Conn
CAPITAL, 5000 900.
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RALEIGH AND GAsToN ROAD.
federacy

"A special meeting of the stockholders of this
Road was held in this City on Tuesday last-John
D. Hawkins, Esq, of Franklin, in the Chair, and
Mr.. Hyman of Warren, Secretary.
The State was represented by Perrin Busbee,
Esq., and intelligent delegations we're in attendance
from Petersburg and Norfolk. There was also a
good attendance of stockholders from Wake,
Franklin, Granville and Warren Counties. The
meeting was harmonious, and the friends of the
Road were much pleased at the spirit manifested
the occasion.
We learn that though the cars are running dai-
ly between CASTOR and Weldon for the transpor-
tation of passengers and freight, that portion of
the road is not yet in the condition in which the
Commissioners desire to place it before turning it
over to the Company and it was, with the con-
currence of ALL agreed to leave it in their hands
for the present. DIR. Collins, the President of the
Seaboard Road, stated that it would be in COM
plete order and ready to be turned by the 1st
of June. In the meantime the cars will continue
to run over it daily. The charter, as amended by
the last General Assembly, was unanimously &C
copied.
From the Report of the President and Direc-
tors of the Raleigh and Castor Road made to the
meeting, it appears that the receipts from trans
portation for the last six months have been as fol-
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MEETING IN CRAVEN

A meeting of the Democracy of Craven was
held in Newbern on the 27th. April, Council b.
Wood, Esq in the chair, and II. c. Jones, Score
tary Delegates were appointed to the District
Convention to be held on the 9th of next month,
and the following Resolutions were adopted
6 RESOLVED, That approve the proposition to
hold Convention of the Democrats of the 2nd Con.
gressIonal District to seec. candidate for the ap-
preaching canvass, and that the Democrats of Craven
Will cordially welcome our brethren of the District
10 our good town of Newberne on the 9th of June
next
Hes0lOed, That we believe the prosperity of the
Country has been promoted by the triumph of Dem
ocratlc principles and that under their benign infu
ence we have full promise OF harmony and union at
home, and respect abroad
HesotOed. That our late triumph only be made
permanent by the union of our party and that the
democrats of Craven, will now, as we have ever
done' resist every tendency to dssenson, and will
support to man the nominee of the Convention.
trusting to their wisdom 10 select good Democrat
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*Two distingu shed French authors.
COMdiiion Of he 1Narkets.

NEw YORK, May 3. Flour opened active, but
fell off at the close-saes Of $3.50 bbls. at 81 a
81 IS tor State, and IS SIS for Genesee sales OF
$500 bbs. Southern at IL a SIS Is. Wheat nom-
inal-buyers ask CONCESSIONS. Corn-holders ask an
advance which IS not cenceded-saes Of 10000
bushels at 81 cents for mixed and 6S cents for yell
low. CCfee-saes of 500 bags al 81 81 for Rio
and liz for Java Molasses-saes 400 bbls. at
% % cents for Orleans. and 27 cents for Cub I.
Sugar-sales of 500 bbls 81 ST Al cents for o. =
cans, and ST cents for Cuba. Whskey-saIes l
$50 bills. 225 cents. Pork-saes If $50 bbIs. at
SIS IS for and $l3 81 for prime. Beef-sales
of $50 bbIs. mess $I3- Cut Meats-saIes Of $50
bbls GO for shoulders, and 81 cents for
hams. Lard-sales of $50 bbs. at 81 10 cents.
Co,ton-saIes of 1850 bales at cent decline.
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The SOUTH. | am much interested in the condi-
ton of the coIored race in the South. Ihave been
surprised to find that SO large portion of them
some we'll informed people Say that onehaf, others
one-third part Of the adults-cdn read. A Imost
varaby they look as if they well cared Tor, far
as their physical wants concerned. There are a
large number of them protesting Christians, and ma
ny, doubt not are truly pious. The Of them
are either Methodisis Baptiss. They delight in
having their own religious meetings. and it is really
interesting TO with what ardor they join in the
singing, daring the ssrvce and its close | never
heard such heart fell singing in my life, as among
these PSople.' And their prayers of times very
striking. Only think of good old negro man.
slave, praying for the master and mistress of fani-
ly, at prayer meeting in their parlor, that God
would help them, and enable them live in his fear,
and dwell together in happiness like two turtle doves
in one nest" Was there any thing more beau
tiful. Ger. journal IF Commerce.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS
AT THE BAZAAR!!

an HITE, Buff, Brown, Notified, Plaid, Striped,
Wv and Planters Linen Goals White and Buff
Grass do. Drab, Blue and Notified Croloh do, Black
ana ahcy ALPACA oo. FI1ld ano Fancy Cassn 1s
Sacks and Frocks, Tweeds, Cashmeretts and Angolas
do. Planters Linen, Plaid, White, Striped, Notified.
Linen and Cashmere Pants in great variety; Sonag,
Cashmere, Silk and Linen Vestings, Cuttings and
We!tings do, rich styles large assortment OF Lawn
and Linen Cambria Handke re hs, plain and fancy
borders, Silk and Isle embroidered Cravas, plain
and fancy Lawn do fancy Silk do. Alexsnder's and
ChossIn's White and Color-d Kid Gloves, Black do.
Black Corored Silk do Plaid and Striped Silk and Cot
ton Half Hose do. We weekly receiving large
supplies selected from the most desirable styles in the
in fit and finish.
Our furnishing Department comprises every new and
fashionable article necessary for regular outfit, which
will be sold at the lowest market prices by
A. S. SHAFER & CO.. Clothing Bazaar,
Sycamore street.
Petersburg, April 2s, 1852 A.
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Prices.

IH'PIPDea 's W oe more general confidence in the
PIooucuVeness and profit of the Southern Come
Mines tnan those Of the Lake Superior and other re-.
g'on' In that part of our country
The breadth of the coal deposite in this State
Is from SIX to fourteen miles, and this deposts
stretches across the entire State from the VIRGINIA
to the South Carolina line.
. North Carolina is, perhaps the most favored
o'a'e IN the Contederacy SO far as mineral wealth
Is concerned She has iron, gold, silver, lead
P'"nloago'coal, copper, lime, marble and diamonds.
she has hne water-power and vast forests of timber
untouched by the axe, and millions of acros of
good land yet to be cleared and cultivated. We
KNOW OF no region in the old States, which holds
out greater Inducements to emigrants than are
held out here.
Our system of internal Improvements is now
larry under way and with the steady development
oil her natural resources, by means of cheapened
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New Books.

NOTES and lamentations The text OF Shakespearess
IN plays early manuscript corrections, in copy
of the foo 1882 in The possession OF j. Payne Collier
Esq, F. S. A.
The History of the Crusades, by Joseph Francois
Michaud; translated from the French by W. Robson.
vols, II mo.
Hang MAR, Story of Scottish ife by the author of
Mrs Margaret Maitland, Merk land, &c,
New edition of Smith, ON the law Of contracts, with
notes and appendix, by j. G. s. mon Esq. Third Amer
lean edition. with additional notes and references to both
English and American decisions, by William Henry
Rawle, author OF Treatise on Covenants for Title
FL rsaIe by w. l.. POMEROT-
May End, 1853 4S-
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that there was on Monday night the s5th ultimo, a
very destructive Hail Storm in the eighborhood Of
Brinkeyville, in this County. The Hail broke out
nearly all the window glass in The houses in that vi
cinity-kiIed birds and chickens, and injured mate
rally vegetation and stock of every description,
where exposed to the Storm. Our informant assures
that the Hail lay on the ground next morning TO
the depth OF some eighteen inches. This may seem
incredible but it is nevertheless true. Mr.. Benjamin
Johnston, Mr.. Thomas P. Matthews and Mr.. James
S. Williams among the principal sufferers by
the Storm. This Storm accompanied with much
rain and wind. Previous to it the weather had been
sultry. Though this Storm very destructive
where it passed along, and of friends suf-
fered great loss, which very much regret,
graied learn that it not general, but confined
to a narrow space in length and breadth.
Halifax Republican.
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Books BUST Received.

A NEW Dictionary of the English Language, by
n Charles Richardson, vols, to
Womans Record or Sketches of all distinguished
wome H. from the beginning, till A D.. 1885,. drrang-
ed in four with selections from female writers of
every age, by Sarah Josepha HaIe editor Of Godeys
Lady Book &C., illustrated by two hundred and thirty
portraits, engraved on wood by Losing & Barrett
Select British EIoquence embracing the best speech
es entire of the eminent orators OF Great Britain
the last centuries with sketches of their lives,
estimate their genius and notes critical and expa-
natory, by Chauncey A Goodrich, D. d., Professor In
Yale College.
The HUNDRED Boston Orators appointed by the NUM-.
cpal authorities and other public bodies from l770 to
1882 comprising historical geanngs, illustrating the
principles and progress OF republican institutions
% James Spear Loring.
Industrial Drawing, comprising the description and
drawing instruments, the construction of plane
figures, the projections and sections OF geometrical
solids elements chanism ard topog Tsph-
zeal drawing, with remarks the method of teaching
the subject, Tor the of Academies and Common
Schools, by D. H. Mahan, LII. D.
The Lady, oracle, elegant Pastime for social par
ties and The family circle, by Henrietta Dmo1nt
For sale by w. l.. POMEROf.- E
May 2, 1858. 4S-
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A NEW SLAVE STATE. Ion, of the Baltimore
Sun, says: The territory of Washington, so fertile
and saubrous and so inviting to agricultural enter
prise, is opened, by the lberaity of Congress, for
the reception of Southern immigrants with their
slav 8. A considerable number of citizens of Mis-
souri, and Kentucky, and probably Virginia, will avail
themselves of the boon and Of the opportunity thus
unexpectedly afforded for the Introduction of another
great slave state into the Union.
. Mr.. Chase, Mr.. Hale and Mr.. Sumner
wholly engrossed by their admiration of the works
and trumphs of Mrs. Stowe, that they suffered the
ngton to be passed without the usual recognition OF
the ordinance of 1798-or the Wilmot proviso.
Richmond Enquirer.