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THE SLAYER oAMBRILL.
United States District Attorneys Office.
TIE EECEsI SEIZURE OF A SLAVE VESSEL ON The
AFRICA.

United States District Attorneys Office.
THE EEcEs1 SEIZURE OF A SLAVE VESSEL ON THB
COAST OF AFRICA.
LIEUT. John De Camp Of the frgA Constitution the flag
ship ofthe African 'quadro srrisd 81 this POI on Thurs
day evening" ~ prize master in charge Of the American
cnooner d. NJ Gsmhl which hsd been arrested the "a
Nov last sixty seven miles south o, the Congo River and
eighteen niles from Jua Bay on the coast Of Africa BY
the orders of commotor Iss,o Mayo, who was on boar
the Constitution. On examining tbs H. N. Cambria IL
vas found that the slave deck had all been Laid the cook
rg apparatus erected ard large quantity OF water au6
slave proyisiopa sufficient subsist consd BILE num-
Der the passage from thence to thu Islsni or
Cuba where Il is understood the schooner was bound
The schooner was commanded By 4. ~ Jefferson, who.
together with bis officers aud mcst OF tho crew,
capsd white lying 1t the coast BE admitted that
he was going for . cargo Of slaves when taken.
Lieutenant De Camp brought homo with hun two Of
the crew a. witnesses, and thsir testimony fully e.
tablshes the fact that the voyage slave trading
Upon this information, libel was drawn against
the N. Gambr for hsr seizure aud forfeiture to the
government which was placed in tbs hands Of Mr. Hf-
YER the United staes Marshal that he might take her
into custody Mr. Hyer accordingly took possession Of
tie vessel her Iosbook and papers, and will hold her until
the decision of the United States Dis riot Judge given
By The arrival Of the a. N GAmbrn we have received
inc record cruise Oh
tutcn which captured her =
The Constitution left New York the I'd day of March,
1855 arrived ~ Gibraltar March 2s spexza 9Th OF April
Leghorn oath, TuDis May s. Algiers May H. Gibraltar
June did lorg at the ports In the
OH June an ived 1T Tsrgr in the Straits Of Gibraltar
the Babsry coast 1lh Of Juae, took depArturss
from Gibraltar, arriving at Madeira the 1sth July H.
Porto Grsnds bland of st yircent l6th Port Prsyx,
ssI u st. Jsgo Cape vsid Isauds 9th Porto GrAnds
August De Los Islands August TO- Sierra Leone loth
Aonrovia 27th Simon river zstb, Grand Sisters rvsr
18th, Cape PALMS.; September cavs'Iy rver; lltlr
Fort nburg; 18th, Dr. Cove 14t, st. Gsafsadss.
Nina; 18th, Cape Coast Castle; 21 Aoosrs 25h, Lagos
river; 2stb, Fernando POI October Q Csps Horato, (ths
latter ia, without exception, the handsore est Island
have ever fesn) October 10, Gsboon river; l4th, st.
Tn mas Island; and this day. the 2oth Of October ws
making for st. Paus Loando ms king but little head
way tie wind being against since left the Gsboon
river. land In sight, viz. tho coast Of Angola add
Debenda eloss to tho Congo river lat "a Lon.
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In conclusion, reverend gentlemen, permit 10 say to
you in all kindness and sincerity that IL is with extreme
reluctance that submit this yndoaon Of my character
and position against the assaults which conceive you
have SO anasty made upon them Ny respect for your
holy calling would induce TO submit IN silence even 10
unmerted rebuke in preference TO engaging IN con-
oyersy with ministers of the Gospel In any where
duty did not compel speak The acts for which you
have arragned me part OF nay Official duty IN the
performances ola high public trust for which am reSpon
sibe 10 my Stale TO the constitution and 10 my God The
principle which il has been my aim TO carry into effect
and for the support OF which have incurred your dis
pleasure is the to which all the institutions OF my
State and Of each other State OF this conederac their
existence and for the protection and preservation OF which
the constitution OF the United States formed With
conscientious convictions Of the Of the trust
hded TO my hands, cannot doubt that fidelity 10 that
principle and fidelity to that constitution will carry with
II the blessings of Heaven.
have the honor to be- very respectfully your obedent
servant
S. A. DOUGLAS.
To the Reverend Messrs A. NJ Stewart Henry Kramer A..
Kenyon, James f. Wilson, @. Vent, George L. Mulfn-
ger, Thompson Guyer, r. H. Richardson, Bolles T. ".
Watson, w. A. Nichols Joseph ii. Leonard Mcnamara
H. Weed j. Sinclair, f. NJ. Cannon John c. Holbrook,
A. III. Eggleson Paul Anderson Harvey Curtiss, John
Clark, r. F. Shinn, Luther Stone A. w. Henderson, and
-- Fitch.
that the remonstranee which have present.
ed do lie on the table.
The motion was agreed TO.
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calma
have wandered distant and extensive portions of
honlet proclaimed and enforced Gods win EARTH
cording TO the principles Of inspired truth and obligation
a. recorded in the Koran and by the potency Of His d.
vinciy appointed institution held In the hollow OF his
hand and suspended upon his breath he lives the ber-
ties and the property Of millions Of men, women and chill
dren. When within his domnions and surrounded by
his bsyopes had neither the time the disposition 10
argue the question Of his right TO reproye rebuke and
exhort with all authority and doctrine in the OF
the Almighty But when set foot the shores of my
native land under the broad folds Of national flag and
surrounded by the protecting genns Of American in
stitutions did not feel like recognising such righul
authority OF that diyiney appointed institution in tempo
raj Affairs, here elsewhere.
Your claims for the supremacy of this dviney
institution subversive OF the fundamental principles
upon which whole republican system rests What the
consnctf Why should the people subject themselves
inc trouble and Of cectng for the pur-
pose OF enacng human laws IL their validity depends upon
.ne sAnsnon 2, your divine authority Why sustain
ana complex Judicial sysem expound the laws adj
minister stce and determine all disputes in respect TO
human rights your divnely-apponted institution il in
vested with All authority to prescribe the rule OF decision
.uc nse !" we ucy hyour pretsnsons he just and
government and subject ourselves freely and I'M
together with all temporal and spiritual n,eress and
hopes to the Justice and mercy Of this
institution 'fF
Our fathers held that the people were the only true
OF All political power but what svas this position IL the
constituted authorities established by people are 10 be
and directed not by their judgment not by
the will OF their constituents hut by The
nted power Of the clergy Does II not follow ths, ,bis
great pr'ncpe recognized and affirmed in the
OF the United states and OF every of this Union
thus virtually annulcd and the OF the PEG
PIE converted into machines In the hands Of alconro
ing pvesshood1
The win cthe people expressed in obedience to the form,
and provisions OF the constitution, Is the supreme law
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upon a suspension ot the ra'~. u Is read
secoad time aud rel rel 10 the committee
on the Judiciary. The bill requires srlts
to be brought upon such Judgments or de-
erec- within four years itcm the time OF
.heir rendition.
lht yate On w tgso's motion to re.
coa.ider Nj. lipllaaas ame .idmen: to the
Loan Hll stood asioilows
NgAs Nessrs. Allen. bryan, Dosnc.
burst. Edwards, Cage. iii. Jcaers. kee>
nan. lau. McDade. Miliicao, N.sca.!.
scott. Sublc,. aud sapgrsitle--!G.
NAYS - Ne'ss. Armstrong. Euras,
Guina, Hat, Holland, kNle, HeAne'ly,
Martin. Newman, psdign po,te', ''cafbor,
ough Ta,lor Wealhei9.d, " liilaher, aad
Nten-io.
Aioreupou the President voted yea.
The ysas aui nays wefe then taken on
N NDilaDd'- amendment, and .esalted
tlns;
va }iesbrA Armstrong Bu 8, Quinn,
Hart. Holland. + le Martin, l. inellr,
newman. peIiso. Pu,tet, s. rberoash,
railor, Na.aAA,a Nealhefio'i, a'a "s-n
10.
Nays--A.s.,a. Allen, Dlan, Deane,
Durt. Edwn Gage, III Jo@e.s, hte-
nam, Lott. y )ads. N,iicau, faaehal,
scott, SubIetl, % slreri.e- ld.
The PfesiA a., nied lay.
Oa motion 81 N,. 1aylol TIE u'aiu 4nes.
dar WAS aftsttd D.. q tase y II .ees 10
- nay. Seatar Lur,t voting ye.
NHh tbs exception. 10 Nsa' and ha.'
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tr~.gr b.Aefarti +. ta Cant Nes>
,l.,.t..n ,-,,.af ,nf tak'uup on,
Ii ..i.,...,,.t...d
-, ION Introduced l.i .u g and al
aux. .t,~ti.... a. .e,ut asd astribplion
II. sta, ,,i,,,, ibs IN ,ecu,ss 10
.,b. remainder tfr se.th,rd mt OF
.,I..,.s .f.t,.ssa nes..es. which,. h, snli
~, y.... Il lie su,v,,.ns husband or wile.
f,......,... ga ..n a5,, nf.ecie,., Ia tho
,.,...'s.,,o +, ~ 4 eri..,r bond silA an.
'..... ..,s. 3, 4. eo.t.e sncrut Of
.ti..t.tl.s iss. Inside, IL
- ~. ..a...s.s,n, !. n,ansd
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srvArr-lhe loI.uw.ng Dis wsre
passed A All " aaead an act incorpo.
rating the Buii so Bay ou. BraAos and Colo.
RADIO RAILROAD oupany. approved ttb. IL.
1850 aud. bill TO reqasfe the county cnsstf
Of Cass count, i,ss cunrey 70 y y. Ally
ee,,a.l town .a.s Ia Jefferson. 40 - ncicq
eiyeu t, sail county for apy Or al Of sail
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WE tine a. der Iucd ha,- -.
" lpe entered intn co.. : ~
partnership, respectfully ". sz1rx- 2sf4~.s ~.
form II i,pd- sud ,lc pub .,urrully' ihai
% are nov running the founir, formerly
carried on un4,r the !;m ct Iarari q Ro-b"-
rough, 81, 4ted 90 Walius's Ferry en~k coun.
"a, where vc are prcpfrd 20 manufacture
Turning Plough Boil fpugur- 'oiten Sierra.
pers, Segment, aud all kind, Of Iron Hastings,
etc, from the most approved patterns
Al worl run at this furnace Warranted
Two cents per pound vii be- sl' for Old
castings taken Ia exchange.
M. al o,ler, .tfeily attended 70, and
promptly executed
rAGARI 4 W lRNltk
Wallira's Ferry Ru,k CO., Oct /, SO ~ %
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SENATE NJ McDAde introduced a bill
70 imn ihs time within wlieh suits NAV be
hr, AZ 8 apoH il -menis "a degrees render
Oh ia tic courts of any ctAie p the tnk p,
otter than tao State 0. Teas wAiea,
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CO.'S IUETGUHp
LII az lA,v Us
stocA of ras.il, ,,cd,rsges.

I, 'VurrFp ln- soee ii-.i lI,' af"nr' ni f'' 'N.
| - ,s-.aa. u. inftfi"a Of U.'.irin"' ''' .''
, 3 ny a. 'HhH.'a ai'. '""".''
xii k1..e. sr,.y H4u4 "a Ht, 'uppg fr.'t "t
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ga Me arrival OF the Gowbel.ons At
j=, supper roaet De .c.ri,
.les ,.s were la tI,e height oI q r.
ha.i aal 'Noleh many have deemed the.
rivalry bad produced SOME Of those IN,
friendly feelings 20 often sitmluls lelt the
ieaiar sent polite invitation % hia elder
uf3fuef, and the tWotHies blended tae ia
a. II was n charming sight, assure SON.
The boat bell ia soasiing. or eoa.d say
tnbre "a these. ard ers ri 4lr Mobile
stsrs. iRSr PRIV ME.
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'.'. COMMUNICATED.
TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
ndenendenee. Preston CO., Va.


Mr.. Editor-Our village was blessed
with temperance lecture, or sermon,
by Ed. WIN. P. Fortuey-his text, "ii
ye live after the flesh, ye shall die, but
ifye, through the Spirit, mortify the
deeds of. the body, ye shall live" Rom
s: 10. After sermon a constitution for
o Temperance Society was presented,
and fourteen Joined. On the 10th inst.
we organized with twenty members
We meet every two weeks, having lee
ture from some of its members. We
now number thirly-three-ws hope that
the increase may continue, and that the
beverage use Of ardent spirits may be
done away, seeing that it is a curse to
villages, towns, counties, states, and q
national calamity.
We hope that the Temperance cause
will be strengthened in this county, by
the voice of the people at our next
election. We think that every true
Republican will vote against the Ii.
cense law, which will break down quite
o number of Incorporate houses, and
that will greatly benefit both Church
and State; and If old Virginia would
pass the Maine liquor law, we would
say amen! amen SO let it be-!
w. Y.
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TO DAVID MICHAEL AND JANE
.. MICHAEL,

voU arc hereby notified, that on MONDAY
the 18th day of MARCH next. at the Office
Of Andrew McMaster, Alderman land ek ofiicio
Justice c, the Peace, No ITO Fifth Street) in and
for the city of Pittsburgh, Allegheny county, Pa.
and on FRIDAY tho 18th day Of March next, at
the house Of Thomas s. Bankard, in the town Of
GrandyilIc, Monongalia county, Va, and on Sd
TURDAY the 18th day Of March next, at the
Office of Lycurgu5 s., IIousb, Esq, in Morgan
town, Monongalia COUNTY, Va, between the hours
Of 6 O'Clock ia the morning dnd 6 O'Clock in the
evening Of said days, the depositions Of sundry
persons will be taken to be read as evidence on
the triol of tho suit now pending id the Circuit
Court OF Aonongalia county, wherein am Plain
tiff and You arc Defendants and it from any
cause, tho liking Of said dcpositiohs should not
be commenced, or being commenced should not
DO completed on said days, the same will be con-
tnucd and adjourned from day to day and from
time to tine, until taken and completed.
Feb. 6, 1854. THobIASS. BANKARD.-
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Loudon County Agricultural Institute
And CHEMICAL ACADEMY,
NEAR Aide, VA


TIME above establishment will be opened FOL
the reception of Students on the first Of
March, 1854.
1t is not to be a Manual Labor School but q
course Of practical instruction will be given IN
Mathematics, Chemistry and other branches use,
full to the man of business. The students will moi
only be Instructed in the theory, but they will be
taug the use and application of the Sciences to
the every day purposes of life. The principles
of Science will be illustrated by a great number
of interesting experiments in tho Lecture room,
in the Laboratory, and on the Farm.
The advanced students will be instructed in
the analysis of Soils, Minerals, Marls, &c.
The Laboratory will DO furnished with the best
Apparatus in tho United States, and with every
convenience for complete and elegant manipula-
tons.
For TERMS, and other particulars, sec Cir
cular which may be had by addressing letter 10
Professor BENZ. HYDE BENTON, Aldie P. o.,
Loudon county, Va. a..
January 81, 1854 l3l-4t
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BALTIMORE glARKETs.


CATTLB.-.Therc were offered OF the
Scales to-day 100 head Of Beef Cattle, Of
which ITO were left over unsold, and the
balance 1880 head, were sold to city butch.
ers at prices ranging frOm..s5.37 to IS. 25 on
the hoof, equal to S6.7asl0.25 net, and ave.
raging $3.50 gross.
HoGs.-The supply of Hogs at the mar.
kel for the last few days has been limited,
in consequence OF the recent snow storm
obslruc,ing the transportation; and we re.
mark an advance in price. There were
sales d, the scales to-day at s6.75as7.25 per
100 lbs.
Flou, S7.l2as7.25.
Grain, wheat, ITO to l7e cents per bush.
Corn, new white, 7la77c. do
new yellow, 7la75c. do
Oats, Pennsylvania, so cents.
Rye, Maryland, s6a9o ="
Coffee, II to - els. per ID
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A correspondent Of the St. Joseph

A correspondent Of the St. Joseph
Cycle, writing from Washington City,
under date Of the Oath ult., states that
the Pacific Railroad had been referred
10 special committee in the Senate,
aud that they would report in favor of
one of the two routes, and that St. 10.
would stand fair chance ofbeing made
a point in one of the routes. He states
that the great Railroad Contractors Of
New York and Boston have taken the
stock Of the Hannibal & St. Joseph
Railroad, and then says that we may
expec, the road to be finished without
unnecessary delay. He states that Col.
Stewart has been laboring all the ses-
sion for the benefit of the road and de-
serves much credit for his efforts.
He states further, that capitalists there
are now talking about St. Joseph being
destined to be great place in short
time. r.r
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N COMMUNICATED.
Independence, Preston Co, Va.

Mr.. Editor-HnSing some leisure, ]
send you some items Tor the Recorder.
Independence is located on the Bal
iimore and Ohio Railroad, eighty.nine
miles west of Cumberland, on the waters
Of Raccoon, amidst elevated hills and
stately oaks of the forest. Prior to the
location of the Railroad it was a dense
Pine and Lanrel thicket, being tho hab-
italion of wild beasts, and where the
boot Of the night owl was heard. At
present there are eleven dwelling.hous.
cs, three warehouses, two stores, two
tayerns, two houses that retail ardent
spirits, one Touring mill, one carding
machine and cabinet shop, two Black.
smiths, one silver smith, one gun.smith,
one tailor, one cooper shop, and three
saw.mills. 1t now numbers in popula-
ton from seventy to eighty inhabitants.
Its location is healthy, being abundant
~ supplied with the clear crystal streams
that distil from the ncighboring hills |;
is surrounded with rich fertile soil, be-
studded with variety of the most valu-
able timber, which is now falling before
the axe, to be sent to distant markets,
even to satisfy the demands in market
Of q sister nation. Its rich mines Of
mineral ores is possibly unequalled in
Western Virginia. Iron ore in a5und-
ance-coal in any quantity and of the
best quali;y-streams sufficient for Fur
naces, FORCES, &c.-thus holding forth
strong inducements to capitalists and
cmigrants to call and see for themselves
10 this healthy climate before they per-
manen,ly locate in the bilious regions Of
the far West. w. Y.
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To Messrs, John II, Slrider and Henry
Hamden, late Partners under Tie firm
and STYLE Of StridGr & Iamlen.

SIRS-Tako notice that on. the 18th day oil
March next, 1864, between tho hours Of six O.
clock in the forenoon and six in the afternoon oil
that day, at tho Exchange Hotel in tho city oil
Richmond, Va, Ishall proceed to take the dcpo-
si,on of John A. f. Martin, 10 be used as evil
donco for me in suitnow pending in tho Circui,
Court of Preston county, and on the Chancpty
side Of said Court upon an injanction), wherein
am Plaintiff and YOU arc Defendant, and If from
any cause tho taking of the said Deposition shall
not be commenced, or being commenced should
not be completed on that day, the taking Of the
same will be adjourned from time to time, and
from day to day until the said dispositions shall
be completed. .,...s
Given Under my hand this sth day Of February,
1854. DAVID LENNON.
February IS, 1854.
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or Flooding: Painful, Suppressed and Irregular
Menstruation, &C., with all their accompanying
evils, Cancer eIccpted,) no matter how severe
or OF how long standing.
The Catholcon far surpasses, other remedies in
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ing ample proof, from the most respectable sour
cca OF the beneficial results Of its use; togeth-
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REFERENCES:
P. D. PEcKnAM, NJ. D. Utica, MY.
LID. FLEMING, NJ. D. Canandaigua,N N. Y.
M. II. HIS, NJ D Rochester, N. Y.
D. Y. FoorE, NJ Syracuse, Y.
Professor DUNBAR, NJ Baltimore, Nd.
J.C. OnRIcK, NJ d
W. w. REESE, NJ D CITY ofNuw York.
W. PREscorr, M d Concord, NH.
J.P. NEwLAHD, NJ D, Utica, N Y.
Rev. c. S. BEARD, Glenn Springs, c.
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leading Druggists in the adjoining counties.
70 See the following letter:
HUNTSVILLE, YadEin county, n CT
DR. John D. Marchisi:
Sir: deem Il my duty to express to you
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wife has been more or less troubled with flood
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wanted, 4, acted like a charm, and has given her
entire relief Of a permanent character.
With much respeetfyour ob't sery't,
tsisnedl WILLIAM J. Bots.
]. B. MARculsr 6 Co. Proprietors,
Central Depot, s04 Broadway, N. Y.
February II, 1854, Il