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CHINA, GLASS AND EiRTHES-WAHE.
EEAyING determined 10 close my present aS.ih1ss, l
I'm offering my largo and CHOICE s'oes OF Goous. al
very law prices, 10 enable me TO reduce my STOCK by pr''
va,c sale, before | commence sacrificing IL at SUCTION.
S,,rtrr en,i civ merchants. Families end al in want
of any article IL ny line. nrc inri;cd 10 call mt! examine
the GooIa and prices, is they will be sold for ensh. or 10
.unsiual customers, at less tksa they can nc noGcn. ioT III
iiho cwv HUGH A WATT,
MI oo-an;f No. IS, China Hnil.
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70 My COUNTRY crsTnMEiis: FRIENDS,

SND TIL IIBLlC ESERALtf.
a WOULD most respectfully call the attention esn
q OF Ladies AMI Gentlemen "ismIng Richmond, SvT&4
10 my assortment Of Bpri- r!l Shoe, Of ny "nny
manufacture: also. 10 the large assortment OF tho -.
best philadelphia, New York, and Eastern work, winch
always keep on hand, rendering my assortment OF Ladies
Geutlem"n'5, Misses, Boys AMI Children. Boots AMI
shoes the best in This city TO select from, md NJ prices that
cannot iuil To please. ALIEN. HILL,
M. i21, Main Street, Manufacturer end
Dealer in Boots, SHOES, Trunks,
LInc2 C,rrcf Rh,.. NnllcC., &c, sc
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGTNIA.

APPOINTMENT OF STATE STUDENTS.
TyTiE Faculty will proceed or the frs; Of JGiy Lcx', TO
make appointments Of state students. 10 I'll vHcsn
cics which will occur at the close 81 the .Ss s!oa, Ill the
Senatorial districts. composed "s before the Rdop.
ZION OF the present constitution,
H. Mono:gnIia. Preston, Marion, Sc.
III. Wood. KHCiIc, Lewis, &c.
~. k8nawhb. Putnam, Mz-on. sc.
Y. Monroe. GTccnhTcr. Gil'-r Sc.
vi. Wythc. TaX"SrIi. SmyiL, &c.
VII scott, Washington. Russell ari lea.
Viii Morgan, Prrckiry aud iiHmpsAii=.
HI Rockingham ana r"ndlC'Gn.
XIV FauGuicr and Prince William.
XVI WcEtmorelard Stafford, King Georsh, SC.
XXI Middle-"x, King and Queen, k.np William, Sc,
XXiN. Bedford md Franklin.
buckingham, Campbell, Cumberland, &C.
XHNill Primo" Edward Charlotte" LuLcn5urE, Sc.
GrccasvlIls, Brunswick uMi IInwtdJi-.
Applications nc, ompunicd by rr"P'r Testimonials -houli
BE- addressed to The Chairman OF The Faculty. ! circular
containing fuller information will lee forwarded 10 any one
requesting il. : MAFPlN,
inriI )T--rwly Chairman ui the E,culty.
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sCHOOLS AND COLLEGEG,
t~-
MOUNTAIN HOME SCHOOL,

bolElDthI COUNTY Wy.
yv\llE suhpcribc- will Reopen hi, School on the n;h ol
4 July. is1l The course oi study will compri-" Inc
ordinary branches vi an English education, together WAN
hhi!Irm"'ics, Natural Philosophy. LAIN. Grr"k' r'"nn
AMI herman. These studies viii liz taught on a s'hir '"''
c''niiF extended /" rr"Inr" pupils Tor il" ll=i,-' '"""
III In" University Oi Virginia, OF IN any oil our 'on".rr
Tue school ia situated Oh Ilr main Valley i;ohd, one l"''f
from fnit0nsbur., - miles from Lexington. anu ~ '' T.,
iyncii"urg. 1t mny he reached by TIRE" ro',r'i -: -,
the SoulhSidc uId Tennessee R"ilrcad ny, l" p"W'" :, -"
Bedford coun;y-ihcucr The rcuuHinicr "i H. Jnin :" L, - q!
bc performed III n hack: ri. by The Crh,ral "a..h " =.
Staun:on-tllrnce by stage to the school; ~. y w.,
River and Kanuwha Canal. Tho la-t n"'''u '""'" l" "e
cheapest. .rhc, .,
The surrounding country is remarkably hen''nl"l' n"o
nrnscu,. :, fcn, ,,in,,,,iou, To vice ns any other section
within the knowledge Of the subscriber
~TEnMs-Two hundred and twenty h2n"t' per sr-rl'h
of 10 mnn,hs--onchOlf payable on the 9h OF July AMI one,
hall on The first Of December, New lnpii- VIII e ch"f6'"
from the date of entering 10 the end al tn" session.
No deduction for any cause sHVr ,' ti"ir"''tu slchucst'
pnron,. ar Guardi-us who wir!i further information
,.in j;rrr, ,l,,ir letters to rattomsburg, Bo,etomrt county,
Va. ,y,, u cam
lima ls-r.Iw WI. H. IL
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DOSWEI.L

BY WV. Is. JOHNSON.
TWINS is a Boarding School for B~oys-limited In NUM-
Der 10 twenty.
The session begins LIST of September hhL continues ten
months, with Il vacation of TWO weeks Al Christmas.
TERMS:-S2uO for tuition, board, moi, washing hhd
lights, payable half in advance, hall On the 1t tcnIdhiy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. A.. II II. Stuart, Judge /" J. lnuinP
son. Staunron. Geo. y. johnson, Esq, Richmond; Professor
s Msunin Tuiy,r.i,y uf VIRGINIA Sept. li-cly
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samuel Marx. Cashier Of Flank OF Va,
"A. ninth, f"''"'ir h"""' Richmond, Va.
Mcssrs. Hnxsll 4 Go,
Ucn,y NJ, Brent, Cash. Rank Of Valley, Winchester,
Jos. ii. Sherrari. " Farmers Bank, Va.
Hon. James n. Mason, L. :. :cnatc,
lime S--lf
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~ school
T..NN ~
OF THE UNIVERSITY or al

OF II UNIVERSITY. OF ALbAHI.
THNHE next two ;ernl, 81 I'M Scn%". WI. tI!ii,i, r y W
mud thc SECOND on the FIRST TUESDAY OF JaHCa-
u rcx,~e.cb 10 continue twelve weeks. Degrees con-
icrred ut the close Of cn'h.
.1S For Circulars, or information, aip;yto
~. -c6r AMOS DEAN, Albany, y. !.
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.IRGINIA-IN CnANCERY--! IL me CIRCUIT Court

a. - Nv
oil buckingham:
Iobn :. V, .st, trustee Tor William A Lirhtfoot and his
wife and children, Virginia 4. Li,hrfGor, George A. Light
foot. Mary L. Lightfoot, Philip w. lighttuot, and John F.
L~ipbt,oo., the last hve Of whom are infants, and sue by the
snTj Jnhr : West, their next friend, plaintiffs,
Against
Jolin I. Jcter md Nancy his wiic. in their own right, and
A. executor md execu!rix Of John GuCrrant, deceased, the
s,id Jphn It letter as administrator de bonis non with the wall
annexed of the said John Guenant, deceased, Geo. II.
N,,,bsws. administrator of Daniel Gue!runt, Robert X.
Hooker, james l.. Scrng.s, and Robert c. Nicholas, nd
mini-trstor OF Finch sCruGgs, deceased, William A. lighti
fnnt md Caroline NJ. his wife. Jarrntt a. Je,er, Nehemiah
NcAshen John HiilaniAn md Louisa A. Jctcr, executor
md exec,rtrix OF james 81. letter. deceased, sumuel J.
Bonker executor Of George Booker, iecchsed, and Wal.
Ter 4 Chambers and George {. Chambers, executors oil
Willis Chambers, deceased, Dciendanta'
Rv tho decree msdG 10 this cause On the l2ih day OF
anriI ls5l Il vas ordered, TINT tine undersigned Commits.
,;rrcr siould tnke an account OF III" administrations oil
he stat, of John GuqIrant, deceased, by John 7. letter,
his administrator dc b0biS non with tie will annexed, in
which account the said Jcicr j. to be charged wi IA I'll the
ncrsonol property belonging 10 the slii estate which came
iIn,o his rosscssion in kind, and with Ill debts due 70 the
said Jnhn Gnerrant collected by him, OF which might have
bern collected by him by rho exercise Of proper diligence
and to be credited with all payments made By him II dis
charge OF debts due by the said John Guartsni, and ex.
uenses incurred by him IN the sarn;aist'ntipE OF '"id e.
tate, Sor,cr
5be paries Interested In the foregoing decree are HEREBY
rotiNed. that l will proceed 10 take tle account thereby d.
-nc,cd n he taksn, at my Office at buckingham Courthouse,
on Monday, the 10th dog Of July. 1855.
June lS-cw4w NE. oNS eH.M
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rMEMiUM HAT AND CAP STORE

IntSli SUPPLY d. HAT AND CAPE,
g ynr,SSt ED to day, for Gentlemen, SsIsiTst.
tS"."t' hoys aud ChiIdrcn, Of the intrrt Ssa.s,55fst5S
IT,. ~ 'mI n'"13.t. would particularly cnll ~
iD T;T,s y, US" ladies' tn these goods. Ny style Of
~" - y :" Iei'iHiirn hrF hcCn given up 10 be the
i''"'''s' OH'i''. III ms city, and am selling them " fast IL
! crn ''iH''r'"r" t"tin. Call and leave .nu. order, and
have un" mfir 10 III y"Ur head
Crtl ~ ia" Premium Hat and ctn Sierra Y. aT- pr,o1
'""'l RICHARD MOORE,
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Ea3IS. SHOES tSD TRUNKS,
FOX LADIES h%D GENTLEMEN.
HF you wan, Boots and Shoe. or Trunks, 20 to
q HILLS. where You viii int what you want,
REi tina; OF tho be-. quality, and ~ rassonableF 4A
r!ircs. No. i2T, Msin Street, Richmond, Va.
. I,,, Ip
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HEILL,S is the place to got Boots, SEoes
z q Trunks, Carpet BAGS, sc, cheap, al No l2'
N4in Street, Richmond. Ea. june IL
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NASSY,S PATENT KEAPEN AND MOWER.
IByHIS machine has been extensively tested tor the SD
las; two wears in the Northern and Western 7H'
States. and pronounced the bes; in ills-a premium ~
hA: been awarded to il nj every Fair nj which II hiss been
exhibited. Its desirable thu; those who may want II Reap
err or Reaper and Mower, should forward their orders early
To prevent disappointment II. BaLD"lH,,
MAYO l4s Main street. Richmond.
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WARRANTS WANTED

LANDS WARRANTS WAITED
Uy!IE highest mnrtei price will be paid Tor -. so, l2)
and TOO sores Land Warrants, Mao ror Land scrip.
Persons naving Warrants 81 Scrip 10 sriL will do well To-
call hf HM. HLhLfl
Exchange Oli"c, No. j, Pearl st, Richmond, Va
\ l. -Pcrsons living III the country he respectfully re-
| aucsted to forward their warrant. iwhsn duly nsSi2ncdj
by mnil or otherwise, and pied G. Gyseltto them, tha; they
shall receive the highest market Pricc, and prompt rc,urn-
in cash or CHECKS. h. they shall deem proper 10 direct mo.
lime 6-.3m WIN. HURLEY.
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SatFlCE removed TO the store Of Christina! < L.n:irnp.
" No. ~ Main tn Consequence at the r"slanErl"n OF
David Il. Crane, Nn. II. Christian was unanimously clcc.
,ri Cashier. The Office Eas been removed 10 thu store 0t
Christian & Lathrop, where dCpos;cs will be received, On
wnirh an interest al e per cont. will be psid on all SUM
remaining on iepo.itc six months or longer, and i've per
cent. Tor a shorter period.
TuIs institution hGs been in existence twenty eight years;
has loaned over eight millions of dollars; has no suspended
debit mas never lost on" dollar, or inilci 10 pay any ceTtih.
cate when due. JN0. THOMPSON. Prcsldrnt,
WIN. II. CHRISTIAN. Cashier.
March ia GEO SITEt Secretary.
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T1yuE Insurance Company Of the Valley nj Virsinin nj
Winchester. Va. Branch Office, lith street, ID door
flom tho Pot orhcc. Richmond, Yr-Ch"rtsr perpetual
-C6pitnl 100000.
This Company will insure nrst clas- bflck dwellings. Pcr'
ncrIaUv. for a single payment oi 1 per cent. Tune poll.
rj,y will MISC be Issued Oh buildings, merchandise, &c, IN
town or country, nj current rhics. Marine and Inland
TRANSPORTATION riska, taken on NJ favorable tcrms hs Ey
any other res pOnsiblr company
IN losses are promptly md Hbrrally adjusted at this oil
a L NKISEE Arfinrv-
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RTS1WAY-SIO0 REWARD.

tAecutofs VI Henry g haIshoihe'
June l--;iS.
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u.,.;r., and Clothing. juno / 1850.
fa'rsH :, A. : endorsed Proposals Tor heef,
SEi.Ep 80, r p.r1. " As the case may be, will be
; Il !, a' H. s;ts> aq'4 i, .:s s,s ! an and on ns 5S;"fasy' t1 'es
=. ny u j@I! "'H, ra;rr,i states, 1t the following
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nENTAI \nTICi:,

W. JONES, surgeon Dentist, would respectfully
" . announce. that he has moved his Mice IL The Edge.
mont House, between Tin and III, on Main strcc;, opposite
,:r Arlington House. and ..nr tHc End Baptist Church,
whcr" hr Is now prepared TO see hose with whom he mad"
rIguEcn.r i- !"r the present month, and all other who
may lcriro his professional services. Office hours daring
III" SKINNER rom : ro3 and ! ii mEv lg-lm.
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HOUSE FURNISHING STORE,

No. ~, MAIN STREET,
NAV hc had III. following teasonhblc good
shower Baths OF I%.arrnb.r's and Locke5 Patent,
Refrigerator OF the most approved kinds, Water Cool
err, Il large assortment from the best makers, Ice lltchcrs'
silver plated aud oi Britannia; Sponge and Hip Baths very
desirable articles. Fly Rrushe. %! Ostrich ana Pen Fowl
Feathers, Rattan Chairs, most excellent for summer use,
Austin lee CrenIn Frerzer-, the best IN use; Ice Pics, Ice
Truvs. lee Cru-hcrs, Wire Covers, &c; 10 h." hand ut
Jun. Ii BULkLET & cos.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03

To-day our National and State Legislatures
meet. In the latter the Democratic party Is
largely in the majority, aad an organization will
be Elected without delay. 1t is probable that
the old officers viii be reelected with the excep-
ton of the Sergeant at Arms to the House of
Deleeates-the late incumbent of that office
having .rotsted" into better one at Washing
ton. Mr.. Robert Cawihon. of this city, has been
mentio ned in some of the Democratic papers as
. suitable person for the post. We know no ole
who possesses superior qualifications With
pleasant address, courteous manners and accom-.
modaiing disposition. he combines intelligence,
fidelity and integrity. and could not fail to dis
charge the duties If the Office TO the entire salts.
faction Of the delegates and the public As n
Democrat will. Of COURSE. be chosen. we shall BIZ
pleasel to herr of his election. Congress will
not bs so easily organized. Tho Democratic
parsy there. which had evesy,hingits own way
last session. hasfallen into woeful minority
Much more depends. too, upon the filling Of its
Offices rot only ia the value If thu per1iisites,
bot in shaping the legislation OF the country
Il il impossibloto tell what combinations nay
be entered Into. Possibly erpasit"n TO the ad,
.m;nistration mny oesthe basis on which the ma
siority will unite-whilc on the other hand it i
possible tha, regard for Southern interests may
indace those who are hos tile Ia the ndmnsira
ton 10 vote for lis friends inrihe offices IN which
appo intmen,s are TO be made. The National
Americans w i'll hold balance Of power. They
may choose tn throw the Black Republican, into
the minority. by voting with the Democracy-or
70 throw the Democracy into the minority, by
voting with the BLACK Republicans. In either
event they would be careful. we feel assured, to
require such guarantees as would justify them
in their course. Still another plan would be tn
maintain their own distinctive organization by
nominating candidates Of their own party aud
require the other divisions To come 10 them. -
Such a procedure would delay Reorganization
but would be tho surest way of securing men who
could be trusted. Tho messages viii be forth
coming, when preliminaries are arranged, and
we shall as usual, avail oursoiys of the earliest
practicable means of spreading them before the
public. The President will be looked to with
anxiety for Egbt upon certain foreign relations
at presen, involved in u good deal of obscurity-
As to Governor Joseph, it will be the last OPP
portuni,y be will have of dis playing his states.
IN anship. and something very brilliant may be
expected from lrm-provided he is aware of the
meeting q the Legislature.
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mo, very aaitcring" but tells them:

mot very hattrriug' but tells them:
II a majority Of the people of the United
States should do mo the high honor 10
agree with you in opinion. and should think
proper to call me into their service. I can
only say that would take upon myself the high
responsibility. with an earnest apprehension that
my judgment might occasionally beiray me into
error. but with the confident and certain knowl-
edge that the national honor. TIE public welfare
mud The prosperity Of the Union, would consti
iute the chief aim If my administration, without
regard tn sectional or party consequences; aud
~ all the responsibility of the position would rsst
upon my shoulders, | would be the President de
facic," ~ well as "de jure" Ofeoarse ] do not
mean 10 he understood. that | would not seek the
advice Of others and follow it where my jadge-
ment was convinced but the case would have 10
be n strong one. indeed. in which ! would con.
sent TO pursue a course not sustained by my own
convictions Of right aud propriety,and this dispo-
stion would perhaps render me Objectionable with
some"
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slavery. and the other by ,hose who oppose ~
the maintenance. repeal modification OF the
fugitive slave law. the affirmation or annulmenf
of the principle of the Nebraska bill; the adm's-
sinn or reieo ton of additional slave states; pos
sibly the abolition Continuance Of slavery IN
the District of Columbia. When such issues as
these are pressed by the North. issues affecting
the honor. the prosperity. the independence and
equality of the Southland practical action is
attempted-how can the South, without a mean
ness below cownrdce. consent 10 fratcrnzc,
without terms or conditions. with those who so
disregard and irample oa all tina, is dear to her.
The people nf these Southern States are not yet
SO lebased. so recreant To their high lineage, 80
wanting in honorable resentment, as to bow their
necks to the yoke of an insolent and mercrss
master Party success and party rewards may
be enough for unprincipled demagogues and ra-
paoiou- spoismen. but TO the people. the uncor
rupted and iucnrruptible people, honor and in
dependence and the full enjoyment of their rights
are infinitely dearer. They would see any party
shivered into thousand fragments.
sooner than compromise their self respect by an
as socinfion with it. il il useless TO mince terms
about this matter. The Northern Americans
will have TO come up Ia the 10Th section Of the
Philadelphia Platform, ar there cnn be no union
between tn. m and Southern Americans. The
sooner they learn to believe this the better for
both
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The Working Fdomes stal'- ,n"t ID '"'uc 81
the hog crop this year in the United States will
fall little short of two hundred millions of dollar''
or $50 ODO 100 more than the Cotton crrp. Mr..
=. l.. simmond-,in the Transactions ofihe High
land Society. gives some interesting statistics OF
tho uun,ber of swine raised in various counties,
a- nearly as eau b. a-certained. In the United
States there are achieved to be $1,000 0DJ. or
more than in nil the States of Europe combined.
Ip Great Britain the number - estimated at
2DO0 O,o, Of which ireland has large pinpro-
fion aud Scotland scarcely 2U00JO. Austria
ha. about s. 500 900, wine and Austrian Italy 25D,
900 France has frnm 5tbDO,oWt Ia 6,U0IOOO.
Ras.ia has an iinmen SO number Of wild h"gs but
they ar, merely skin and bone. valuable princi-
pally for their brstes. II is estimated that 60
0DD0OO pounds Of lard are made in the United
states-of which 20,G0J,ooO pounds are made in
Cincinnati. England and Cuba each take annu
ally 9.0O0.000 l0COJ,0U0 pounds Of Amer
lean lard.
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=-7=7S w.
n Free State out of Texas

From various sources we have come in pos
session of facts (says that the New Orleans Gre
oe) which 60 TO show, that The German. French,
Swiss. lIungariaas, and other foreigners will, ere
long make a strong demonstration to form free
state ont Of Western Texas. We have lately
converscd with men frem that part of the State,
and they unhesitstngy aver. that the foreigners
there are to man to opposed II slavery.
There also men from the North who are in
sdous leaders in the movement and are ur,,iner
the foreigners to take bold stand in favor of the
project, They are busy in the work of drilling
them for the contest and already boast of having
ten thousand voters.
The struggle for decision will soon commence
and although natives Of the State would like IN
500 decision, vet they fear to test the que stiao
- BAT whether they mnvc or not. the foreigners
will move for tAem and bring on the issue The
longer the natives of the State DELAY action ON
this subject fine worse it will be for them far
their opponents are gathering numerical strength
and Will. doubtless. overwhelm them sooner or In .
Ter, unless our present patent process Of natu.
ralzation is speedily arrested.
| These patent mills are grinding GU, voters with
astonishing rapidty. and the hepper is kept full
, OF fresh grists from the old world.
Gentlemen who have lately visited that portiop
of the State confirm the above. statements.
There is rehac ion for food to S.atbern
promptly met tho better it will be for all parties.
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." circuit Court, continued by adiourn,n..
ana held Tor Amherst county, at the Court lia"sa
Friday the 29th day of August, 1851: y
DAVID Burks jr in his own right and as The Exc,
OF David Bnrks. decd, Charles Burks John nm
Harden, and others, ,fl, "'l
Against '"t
George Burks, in his right as one Of the
~ '' " H. tT Cd nMcr,v Defendants,
ms cause came on this day again to be heard upon tho
pers formerly read, and the report sale ly
Brown made in pursuance of the dcceia Of the es
day of March, 1851 to which there is exception and was
gued by Counsel, consideration whereof the Com,
confirm the said report and adudec order decree tbo
matters involved in the petition of Eliza son and othr
state and settle account Of the demand Of said Ep,1
Wilson against Marble l.. Berry aud John u NJ
and of the fund reported by Commissioner Brovn n
the proceeds OF the sale in said petition mentioned Al
thereof the Court and subsequent torn Of said Crn1
held for said county, at the Court House thereof on al
I'D day OF March, 1888 this dav apan Ia
heard upon the papers formerly read and the made Mt M
duly executed; and appearing by report sale nad
Robert Brown aud heretofore confirmed by the Court md
all the purchase money has been paid by Ruus pgna
ham the purchaser OF the of land oport
toned the Court doth therefore, adudgc and deere
that Leonard Daniel Clerk Of the Court and he is hc
by appointed Commission to convey to said purchaser h
tract OF land aforesaid with special warranty;
to the claim by Znchariah in his pe
chase and portions Of the balance heretofore
ed against the defendant George Burk in behalf ph
Harden the Court doth adudge order aud decree that
Commissioner who has
der consideration former order of
report what extent the said Drummer
is entitled lbs said demands and how far the said oeo
Burks is Liable for the demands asserted by said Dummon
against hinand that the said Commissioner is directed
anime into the aforesaid, and make report his md
ceedngs hereupon in order to final decree
4 copy-Testc.
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Amelicanism the great Obstacle to the spread
of Abolit 'onisin

Amelicanism the great Obstacle to the spread
of Abolit' opism.
So says the National Era the able and innu
entail anti-slavery organ at Washington. In the
subj lined article, the journal reviews the results
of the late elections. and sh )ws how damaging
Amercanism has been TO Abolitionsm in the
Free States-how it paralysed the unit slavery
movement in Indiana md New Jersey-how it
involved that movement in Pcnnsy lvania Tin in
applicable embarra ssments,' and how, but for il.
Iowa. Indiana, Pennsylvania, New Jersey. New
York and Massachusetts" would have been
Republican States in fact and in name The Era
declares it passes its comprehension, chow any
real friend Of Freedom could for moment toler-
ate it American SIN or hesitate to denonnce it
"a the grent obstacle to effective anti slavery
union" In tho face of such denuncia,ions by
such papers as the Era, and, what is more. in
the face of the facts cited by those papers
which show concusively how Amerieanism has
arrested the progress Of the Republican or Free
soil party. the Southern Democratic organs and
speakers are still deudng their Democratic read-
crs and hearers by IN king them believe that
Amrrcanisrn Is but another name for Abolition
ism, But, to the article in the Era Here it