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OF Valuable real Estate

GALEOF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- Pursuant TO order made at the Court of Equity for
the County of Wake at Spring TcIm A. d. 1854 in the
of Daniel NJ Cheek and others Isabella Terrell
and others The undersigned Clerk Master wIpro-
coed to sell on the premises the 3is day of May inst
the Lands in the pleadngs mentioned - 81
To-wit tract of Land situate lying and being the
north-side of Lick Greek in Wake County, adjoining
lands of VIM Nchos, Thomas Hall and Others containing
Three Hundred and Thryfye Acres less which
the late William Terrell resided. 9rt=sies
TERMS SALE Bonds well secured with too good
ties, payable twelve months after day of sale.
SeventyFve Dollars of the Purchase money be paid
in cash at the time of sale.
= ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, C. &M.
May 15 1854. lo22-td.
Select Classical school.
TENHE NEXT SESSION OF THE SUBSCRIBERS
IL School will eomnenceon the 9th of July next As q
large class will be prepared for College this session several
Circulars containing the terms &C. will be furnished on
application. ALEX. WILSON,.
Address-Rer. A. Wilson, D. D., Melville %, Alamance
Co., N. G..
May p, 1854. 1o22-wsw.
TElHE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE FEW
Il good boys School, LittIeton Depot APP
pcation be made before the 18th of june @ses
The next Session will commence Thursday, July 18TH
Nay 15;lss4 : DEE l6 ao0F5a.
"A DMINIsTRAToR,s NoTICE.-THE UNDER,
SIGNED do hereby give notice to the Claimants or
Heirs at Law of Margaret Drake deceased forward
Nash County Court be held Nashville, Nash
County n c. on the second Monnay in August nexl ana
enter their pleas according Law, the estate VIII be
then returned fully administered and be lett 10 the Court
for distribution among the Heirs entitled ct law
Mayls. 1854, = .s 5a-et.
MHREsH CURRANTs.- Received SUP
E ply Of Fresh Currants- Also Fresh Prunes Citron
80 IS % ANTONIO PTZZINTS
New Confectionery Store.
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a DMINISTRAToR,S NoTICE.-

HSRESH CURRANTSs-JUSTR RECEIVED a SUP
Ii PLY Of Fresh Currants Also, Fresh Prunes, CitrOn
and Figs. The above articles are for sale ut
ANTONIO PfZZINIS.
New Confectionery Store.
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Invitation - CO to PRISON.
JAxHs coRDoH BuHrr, Esq,

EDITOR nm NEW Yoax HnAED. ,ae
DEAR sn-About ons month ego ysu puhlishsd In tho
columns Of your valuable paper sorEsspondsnes from
Havana in which was stated the arrest Of Mssns Fran
eoo Persr Dtgade and Fapciseo Dc silva ON suspi
Of their bsng concerned in rsvslutioaazy
against the government Of the island of Onba These
suspcons, It has bssn asesraiasd. we're created BY
anonymous letters lent BY Andres oasard from this
city TO ths Spanish gsvsnmsnt Msasrs Dslssds and
Silva have plainly proved thsir adhesion u thsis own
gowrnnsst snd consequently established - fAss thsr
own nnossnss and the eslsmsy u tsir savsrmxy xhs
spsnsh gevsrnnsnt has therefore sommssssd prosseu
ton ssainst the sad Andres Cssard and pubfshsd or
derf or edo fer his sppsarsnos In the Havana city
PRIOR, g yeu vill see BY The :nclosea papers
lated paper both this letter and the eS the Spaaih
government R'sps'tsuy ,y ySus, ssv az .ov0.,,vp
[rrsn The Dinio do ID Marina Dec 2sI
EDfCr0.
Don Pse Pablo Cruces sbaIlers Cus Place Dc Ia Real
busso Sc Rsy D. Te,nsndo vii par msriso Dc camps
e Il. % 90
Hallsn lsse asssnss d este plssa D. Aadrsse Casrd
s';s %
s sass:
's.s's CT: ::
ss: az: . :ss s.s e ;ss a.: . s 4 ess
ats concsp que Do no v:riss.ro en- s p..s dsis
Cosssjo de lrbunl SEQ llsmarls
pszae por a h voluntsd dc II Reina Mira Fgese
Dim. del psrs % publioseioa on L
~ % lSs3-Ysdro Pablo Cruces NJ nuel MariA AartsL
Don Pedro Pablo ctas. KssSs !: sa. Rey. .aa x
tsry Order q ssn H:rmesldo. Colonel Of
Couniseion Of this islaud:
d. Andres Casard having abssntsd himself, and bsing
pr0scoutsd for the crime of ACCUSING others
falsely q trsases s.d fsr h.yi.s brought from foreign
usng the rights which the royal
the have csAceded In sasss by my rs sdic
within nine days non sas a.. = The Pabls pri.on .hs
event jusfying hmse IN the place pointed ou
be shall b condemned dAultsr BY the Ceupei OF War
Of ths tribunal without urther notice.
with shs viii o. Lady u: Queen This sdics doss . hs
meat By Appearing In the Gazette II notify ali Of s
tents. PEDRO PABLO CRUCRS.
MANUEL MANIA MAnrrL.
HAVANA, Dee. a. 1853.
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Two Hrss occurred ct Whssng the lst instant, Do
sroysg the carpenter shops Of hesns Kugls Porter
and oi hsors. Monds Hamilton. The city jail was In
danger on the flames, and portion Of the prisoners
had :, - rs0wsd from thsir prounty 70 the burning
buildnoa 4
Ths Gcvsrnx a virgisiA las gssatsd respite 10 wl
Donantony w
n n1.s 4 - csssssa ~ onss d ossses sss.4y,
n. r., - ~ snaaDeA - rane 80 - eglGn1l
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dropped though u Z undsrstood that Mr. Randall viii
g poltey requested 70 appear before the bar Of ths
psrty.
The committees for either Houss remain u,sslsossd
There are six eight whss tho Senate Who aspire to
The This SpsaA greatly IN ma
King bis selections On former Il
ospcidAte In caucus for Speakr has been selected
- chairman OF the OF Ways aa1 Msans bsiug
ccnsidei cd the financial OF tn. L~g ars The
spesker desires to honor Mr. tejohn the unsuso sssu
competitor Tor the Speakers chsr with this appoint
mspt; hut Mr. declines that spiouous position aud
desyes to Be placed IT the head Of the Canal Committee
being with suoh duties than those Of surely
sens, OF Cattsraugus, Peters, Of Gsneses Barnett OF
EMex, Benedict, OF Oneida and Losier os Lvingstou all
DOW aspiring to the leadership Of the Houe
This nsjortty Il tho Ssna'e not prepared to an
have been done TO Gay, bat all thoy agreed upon was
three Boys ~ messengers. As both breaches have ad
jourped until Monday there will be tine to
ths commtees to thsm on that day Or j.
baby in the Senate and the House. Tho Cou1nttes on
infested Seata in either houss have done poshipr q
yst and prob bly, will not in hurry, al osrtiAd mem
Drs and conssstants a.. occupying seats and drawing
pg
The ia.s Comptroller. John Wright with his family,
leaves the city OF Monday in!snoinx to spsnd ths
such matters that he Ia rscs tho sppontur MT Of
Consulip place Of Mr.. syton IL resigned and
that Mr. w. has already In hts pocket pl dgs To that
ffsct fion President Pierce II /, likely publa
Rec Gels hive lased the ordeal Of Ua,tsa States
In ., and pei hsps not then w.
sUPERINTEkDENT OF THE ALBANY WATER WORKS
Fkon rHs REGULAR SKwsrAPsR
ALBANY Jaa g. 1854
The Bosrd Of Comm on Courci last svssiog appointed
Gso,se W. Carpenter, Superintendent Of tho Water
Wnfks.
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Markets.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan s, 1854
Cotton has been active today rsaohine 5000
bales ct advancing prices under the Csnsds . news
Strict middlipg is quoted st sHo oxo Frsights to Lv
sSptel 6xsd ct IA.
Hogs selling at - 40 81 co. Provisions sre dull
there beirg but few buyers Meas PORK offered at S2
Berrsles lard Il held ct Skc Dry saled il ss 4Mo
$40 for shoulders and rides for FEBRUARY delivery
Money 10 sghtly ssaisr; New York sight sxchaugs Arm
~ 1ze. No premium
PHnADHrMA, Jan. g. 1864.
The scarcity Of supplies Of graia and other produce
from the INTERIOR has caused holders 70 advances pros
Hour and grain. but the trade have held back until
the weather modsraes which busnsss to bs dull
and heavy. 8f9s q
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Arrival or tho Canada ss Boston.

Arrival OF tho Canada at Boston,
BosIox, Jan Q, 1854.
Ths steamship Canada reached hsr dok East Boston
atout noon to-day. Hsr mails for New YORK and the
South % forward By the aftsrsoon train.
LIVERPOOL, %, "A 1883.
The Emperor Russa has sent an letter 10
Prince Aenschikof - foIovs:- -sasttaes
81. PErnRsnuae, Nov. %, lsss.
..ssg sS.. i r..
Isresy sssisoion that Sss not bees fsssot
sns H.Sy @
uAaltsrAby we'll inclined and grateful NICaOLAA
CoHsrAx1NoPLH Dso g. 1883
The Furious and the Hsron have rstursed fran vsrns
An Austrian steamer eft yesterday the Baok Sea- II
u iatd she Bound fer Hnops though knows for
what pu pose.
BucHAKnr, Dec. 10, 1885,
TIE Emperor Of Ru sia has granted pension OF 1000
duoAs per month to the Princes Gdkas and 6trrlsng
q has paid Ghibas' dsbts to tho amount Of $1,000
ducatt.
The Post has Vienna ts,pAtoh OF the 10th Inst ON
Sss csing tho reports Of iansuinay action near Ks
Orsova accounts Of the l4th STATE that the rarks M
1000 men st KAiefAt when they Voluntarily retired to
Reliable private sccouIts from Es. sosm, Of Now II,
much Of the previous of the rark
efecisd BY SURPRISE and about l,bc0 Rassiaus were
slaughtered only eighty escaping Mach nsnr found
ss 81 s US
hos attacked the Turkish oAmp At valss Doosee but
they epued and driven sck the fortress Of
Achek the populac~ joining in the pursuit sctorj
cost the Turks one thousand men.
Immt diatey hearog of this suocsss, An with the
Ardabap diioD, crossed the Gsors frontier ad
cupied the site Of the Russian camp.
few da, after, shrmisn occared at Hussoon, near
Bal zd where the Turks Also successful; where
upon Cclonels Mehemet and SeiM. In Bsja.
nd alo cross ed the frcntier and marched for Ev4n
which the Russians abandon without 6gbting Mean
time 1t ranspirea II at Srn Pasha hAd advanced from
Eh0ftRkl nNkAr ad tha
hol Of Urzughstt In consequences OF Ksrim PAcha
commanding or Of tbs main divisions encAmpsd at
Kais urged bold q OF the VIII s army into Gsor
giA, but shich Abdi PAchs who Il slo mas refused;
but At asounci Of war subsequently,. the attsr was
uled.
The Sultan had s.nt SadullAh Pacha . Gsorsiap, as
Governor 'of Georgia, and he was enthuaas astcay re-
ceived The total Turkish forces In Asia number rs
regulars and 600 rIeguArs
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AFFlIRs IN WASHINGTON AND ALBlSY,
Anticipated Duel Between Secretary Da-
Wis and Senator Toombs.
Debate in the House Of representatives on
Bivr and Harbor improvements.
'BUsmRss N TBE NEW YoRK LEGISLATURE.
risas Proceedings with Regard to New
York Matters.
MARINE DIsAsTERs-MARKET REPORTS,
&C., DO, &c.


FROM Washington City.
SnuN0Bs or DUEL BBrwEKN sRcRErARY DAVIS
AND BHNAv0R fO0HBs-rHH REORGANIZATION OF
TBE NAVY, ETO.
wHlAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WAsmScroS, Jan 1854.
II Il ssid that challenge has been sent By Gel Js6sr
Davis g retary Of War 10 Mr. Tooabs Uotsd States
Senator for Georgia and BEN asssptsd We cannot say
what uth thsrs mSy bs in the rumor but the probab
tbs are Il Il correct
NJ Bocsck, the a,s chair Of tbs House Ma al Com
ittss actively engaged Ia prspariog bill for the
oeganisatios Of the navy 1t is believed it will BE-
pSstsd n the Of : week two, ard have mo-
doubt win fuly meet the requirements Of the and
+odd to Nr. BocccA's reputation.
Recent accounts from Georgia lead to the belief ths
M oebbs friends not inclined 10 bs IS plant - he
hss shc~D himself and determined to ng ht the ssces
sion faction to the last thus extingushing AL chance
a senatorial election for some tine to come.
ASxODEUs
Isee another column for despatch and othsr matter
relative 70 the Gadsdsn treaty with Mexico
TREASURY DRAFTS RE0lsrERED-CALIFORNrA D oNDs
PAID.
FROM THE RE0yIAR KKwsrAPR AGENT.
wAsHSorox, Jan 9, 1854.
The amount Of drafts registered st the Treasury during
The week ending the slst uh, was =. ia, ,2ss
Ths interest due California bonds has bssn paid here
sby hsssu. Chubb, Brothers
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1Eerse's Patent.
wAsHmgrox, Jan. 2, 1854.

TO rHS EDITOR or rHs NEW YoaK HzaALD.
On the Goth ult wrote you rsspsstf al letter con.
trsd ting statement Of Of your sorrssJ ondsats
hss to the effect that application was about being
made tocongrss for the extension Of Profsaor Norrss
patent for hs tsiss aph Instead Of that justice and
eourtesy which every ettisen has right tosxpsct from
jour Journal you publish my letter In your pager Il The
tinst with the following comment, Wis -
Does Mr. Kendall that the whole Of the appl
cau simply or the whole Of the imputaon OF
yreper means" sheer fabrt alton W. ot tbs HKnALD
informed hss q applisatien Tor rsnew.l will be made
- due ttme blythe partes aud believe They
have right % %, KsndAi 70 the contrary noe
withstsnofsg.
Nov, Mr.. Kendall "msans" that the whole story, ~
wen Of the applieat.on' o. Of ths ainpuation oim
proper mssns," ID sheer fabrioatou. He means that
the proper parties" have not now and have had
any intention Of applying to Congress extension Of
honel patents, either ssparstsly Or In oombinstion
with Others. AMOS KENDALL.
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A StRroUs CHARan AGAINST fHn MoRxoKs.--
1he st Louis Democrat has long Artiels going to show
that Capt Gunnlson and his party were NOT killed BY
Indians bat By Mrnons. II is part Of the policy
Of these people," the Dswocr0t says, ITO permit
plorAtol Of their country for the purpose finding
route for railroad, whish d to b tie highway Of 40
tions, and, madh would brins than agsn under the
obssfvaaion Of the civilized world" This ID serious
cha 60 to bring agaiDst entire eommunty without
hibinsg facts which justify the assusAtion.
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a 9boAAk sAAAaAHne<sNpaa<1 " IL nhW rosA hA&AxD
\ wAsmxoroz, Jan. q, 1854.
correspondent Of the Bslunars Ssm and Nsv Yosk
Journal @ CbmSlwce dssiss ths truth os ear assouass
msat Of txsaty Of project having bssa brvsrdsd hxs
~ Me- Gsdsts Tns accuracy Of that indviduals iass
nation upon asy subject may - gsthsa. from the bet
that before ths nsssg of onesss he dsasd with sqsa
prssumptoa our statsmsat that The Cou1soasr of In
dian AnASs had maze report uDon- -NsbaAka, sssoo-
nsniirs ssrntcrial osGnsssstioa n Jssw~s Of 0m
~ eosrsspcndsst dssarsd thsgs vas such report h
sxstsrcs and eoatausA his d1aal tnl ths meeting a
Congress- whsa ths ssstazy IL Iatsor ssns ID ~
vssy dossnsnt in question vhish IL tha appeared haA
bssn vrltsn early IN October. ns ignssaass viii nsse
with sim lar sxposnss n The prsssntsasA
We cannot, howswr, b xpsssd 10 sosiss aIrthe -.
niah sf our ststsSsat regarding the pr1a d tzsa1V
with xszieo, nsds by pssns who knsv netAisg a ~
mattse, and bsi.g unsbIs - gst sny inornakon
cs,sing II either ffon ths nssssao1n n tAs dspsxs-
msnts ia the sAr rooms TIA svsnas sndsavoe -
thsi, ignorance sy impedeaee Several Of ~
boobies tried to got informAea non ths stah D.
psrtusnt that dsDartmsAs scuh fuxnsh any inss.
msoa NJ suhjssA szesp<ts The Sonata. We rspsaA
that the Tcik 10 Aew hsss, sA It rsnans 10 b. sssn
vbsthss tfs adminstxasA u hAvs ths nssvs 10 son-
plsts - and ssad - NJ ssaats fss rstiAsaaos-
AMoDEUs.
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NBwRDRT, X. Jsn. 4, 1864.
Arrived bark Elk. Hammond. Of and from Boston for
xtsen dsys, with loss OF forssA and yard
hsvpg experienced heavy weather On the I'd inst lat
81 IS 08 6o fell IN with Schooner Osceola Baker, ol
Ysrmouth, total wreck and took on captain and
The vessel tuEk anDr
Also arrived. brig Forrest Of Hsrringtsn, from Rum
KY for New Ytrk, in disSess leaking badly; win have
to dischsres and repair
Alec arrived brig Esswando Of Wells, Msxwsn twenty
cue csyn from GoDaivsa for New York has sxpsrsncsd
verv heavy weather during the whole pasaas~
Jan. 6-5P.M.
BreA d. wass Of Wilmington, N. G., Marshal, 81 days
from Liverpool for New York. arrived here In Distress with
loss Of s her sails and leaking badly short Of provisions
and water; deck pit and cargo damaged Was supplied
With provkiops and sails, by bark Harriet Speuding,
fsw Gays since The A. Wass Will have TO discharge
and repair before proceeding.
sd for Norfolk In dstrsss with loss Of boAt &s, and
decks swept Of everything moveabe, In hurreane DE-
esmhsr 20, IN the Gulf ssresm.
Also arrived sIoop visiant Gibbs, NsS York. tor Pro-
vidspce.
DrsTRyssxp sEAMEN RBLrxvxD By RKvNUY CO rrnRs.
wAsMSGrox, Jan. q, 1854.
Captain Nonss Of the outtr service. reports, from
vmipgon. IN inst that he had curing Dsosmbsr, fur
nshed provisions to ten vessels In cstres snd been In
sirumsnt In saving lives and property.
CAPT. N. L Costa, Of the cutter James Campbell re-
from New Londun 3D. thst he brought TO that psos
the mate and Of SCHOONER Mary, Of Pfovidsnoe,
nded in the late gale Gardnsrs Island also the
body cf the Captain Of the same who wss frossn 10
deaih.
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Krns woodward, printer, wsIi known 10 the ssaft
gsuers " died In WAshnston on the ID lnatank agsd
forty three years
ne hos Thomas Grssnsaf died ~ sth nst q his
Iesksnos, IN Quincy Mss ~ ths ags - eighty x pears
He WIS 900 Of John 0rsensaf and born II B0sten
18th My, 17G wss TnduAts a HAvvaxd Coses n ~
pear l5eA and Tor upwards e sz ysasa - bssa hs %
suyvtvuR q his olaas. n
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suYnnn CouHr on nm Umnw SrAng, jan. 40. n.
Bscwne MS, of Nebraska was sdmiassd n attosssg
ant counsellor Of this court
No. se-E Cu~iss 4 4, psassEfa y sYw, -. PAg
A. Bwdes-fhs arSumsat Of this cause wAs continued
BY Mr. Seymour for ths plainta n srrpx, and By Mss1
journed.
JAM S--AsshiSsM Williams, Esq, q msess, ed Dyss
nlinshsst nq q New York. vsss sdpitssd ateEnsvs
and ooupsDlIor1 ef Ills eouvk
No. se-x cawtrs 4 -, gle6s9n = syw, - Pdg
A BswdsA-1s asSunsgf = this 0DD was son1lnas4
eoaeisdsd by ~. Ka1Iw ~ ~ DhnUn = sia. ~
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n snss.t = Dssss sAls1sa M Dsswusvfls rsuas,
-. = .ss ou'sssA. dsziaG ~ ~ sssAA, : ssssa
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~ ~ e9s1SsA - 11nelA - kasA - -
nasssA = - 80 - = yssggulsa M 60
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AnAirs At the state Capt tai.

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS IN RBLATIoN TO
TEE xLKCTIvE TgANCHIsB-THn 1BBS or CkR-
TAIN NEW Y0lK CIrY ovFTcERs-THn LATE sscs9-
rAxY on STATE AND PUBLTc DoouHNrs-N0 o0M-
NTFTHB gnLBCTHD-0REAr STRIPE AMONG TIN
sNAIL WHO'S ron THE LBADKRsHIP-fHn NEW
CONSUL 70 HAVANA, PROBABLY, BrC.
wpuAI ooRRzroxDncB oB Tm NEW roRK HERALD.
AIDAHY, Jan. Q, 1854.
NJ oopstitutiousl amendments in relation 10 the ses
live frasehiss adopted By the last sisa :urs call
"a NJ n The Senate this mornng; bat there did not
sppssr to bs ii anxiety for thsr ADOPTION probably
% account ofthes bsBg Bur sombs n thsnsAsy vrs
,sd ovsr fhs vote upon this proposition BY the people,
should BE- taken at the time and the same Day
hen - canal amsndms nts shall b voted upoa. me
Canal Oomuttes Of the Senate, whom Iappointsd. wn
ssy insorporats such provision In the BAH iaoduesd
yesterday By Senator Hutshinss
fsv no4ises Of blls, and resolution or tve d no
vas al the business Transacted By the B.
aats during the twenty minutes Of IL session this morn
ing.
Ths House was in session ons hour, The most Of The
sins In discus hs rules which to govern it, DE-
snbsasioss resolution was adopted asking the Nsw
York city Corporstios Ceanss and the Oon missioner Il
Buypss what amount Of fees they have rsosvsd sncs
hssding psblis once. Nov, II seams to b. qusa-
tisn whsthsr the Lsgialaturs Of the State has any
hight 70 Aterposs intsrros Of such mature to
sgsnerAl law the Treasury OF the Stats II net called
70 pay their salaries ee the people Of the
gats out Il the city OF New Yo any interest whstsvsr
xsapg ths conduct Il thoas ocsss Thsy are chosm
by p pie Of that city their public serv6nt re-
esvs thsr psy from the city tssasu and perform
ndsr laws and the cha tar OF ths sity sxcusssIy II
eny poron OF the community aGgsvsd and fes IA
dcnsnt 1t the eondaot Of those on ssrs is ths tax
peyera and citizens o. that city, and the Common Coun.
On the only proper body that can legally call them
acconnt for their ransAotcns We apprshsnd sueh will
b sbs reply the resolution Of the honorsbs the
ssnby should those gentlemen make any rsspcnse to IT,
Wh6n In committee the Governors massage 10 day.
= ths Houss NJ. Peters, lAdog whg from Cas- esee,
took cceAsion, in his REMARKS 70 d-lvsr sharp les
turs to Heny Randall the late free soil cretsry
Of State y appears that thsrs in his on ssvsrs
hundred voluues Of the Documentary History Of New
Ysk four vel l&mss to SET which he'd been pubIished
u - s.onons sxpenss Previous to retiring from ocs,
NJ SIft Of Dssshhsr Mr. Re sda gave nformAton 70
hh clique Of fse sesss chat hs atndsd TO distribute
gzAtueossy AZ tose velame Drevious to leaving the
o0co. fhis Information seusmunoatsd 10 suoh pss-
sn - he desired aed - thsa he dslivsrsA svsry copy
- - wvek, vf4 ~ utmost poss1b1e 6sspotoh. NJ.
rve ssmp1al.ed - t1is sseAsst quo htlsry aad .
g1 sens u ~ isaa ct ~ ~ soOnsy . tks aeor
- - - naD scms nplnane1sn = tkAt soedesl
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United States SeMat0F from KentucV.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. Q, 1854
ne vbIa legislative caucus at Frankfort have nom
mated J. J trittendsn ~ their canedats for United
States Senator from Kentucky The election takes pAes
on Tusaday next
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CHARiuuows, VA Jan. Q, 1854
The negro Chsrlss whs convicted Of attempt to
commit rape upon respectable lady Of this town,
sSscuted TO day In the prsssnos Of large eoneonrse Of
specsstcrs. He msds confession Of his guilt but on
the soAHold msds . fsw dhoonnsotsd remarks In the
eourss Of vhich he said have done kings that
ought mot 10 have dons and sis undcns many things
which euRht 70 have done"