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EURNITURE wAREROOMs
~ REMONED John A HEI.XIN has renn. e
HITCHCOCK & OSIsORN
COACH DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS

No. 2i3 Main Street, Richmond, Va,
AVE In store large assortment OF fine fash EEA ~
u ionAble COACHES, CARRIAGES, BuuGIES, C6L%8sxSS
sULkNYs and HARNESS suitable for and
city made Of the best materials, XHSZ
getr with much which will
the public and sell such will interest
II all who favor with their patronage.
fom long experience business prompt
iention a continuance of
promptly hlled and shipped any Of the United States
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- ms, for sale ~ JOHN N GORDON.
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HOOK AGENCY.

ruNHE Subscribers have established Agency
and will furnish any publication retail price
FREE Of postage Any persons by forwarding
o. any Of the 81 Magazine such lIarper Goys, Puna
GrAams Frank ises Fashions, &C will the magazines
for aud copy Of splendid autograph portrait either
Washington, Jackson Clay " subscribing "
Magazine, they viii receive copy either o the portraits
Subscribing % worth Of Magazines three portraits
sent gratis Music furnished 10 those who may wish
Envelopes Of description and sire, large small qusn
ties, furnished. Seal Presses Dies, 10
livery description Of Engraving
and dispatch. Views u bulduE Newspaper eadng Of
Machinery, book Illustrations lodge Cerhcae
Az orders sent ny mail promptly attended Prsous wishing
oe buildings send DaguerTeoype sketch Of the building
by mail or express
Persons distance having saeabie articles find their
advantage to address the subscribers would agents
the sale o. the BYRAM PIERCE.
50 south Third street, Philadelphia, Pa.
T.
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STEAMBOATS,. &c

STEAuEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, sf-r.uo
- BALrtMORE-rrght received to-day, (frt-s NIX
d.yJ and 10 the hour Of oeioSk r. NJ. ar-ZGilA8
day. The Yard Inst.
csassnSes pqsesied er their goods to-day.
send In the
SATURDAY, anernoon their shipments vii b. consigned order
au22-st LupLAM A WATSON.
NOH PHiLhDEI.PNIA TWICE ~<fxrSs.
II wEEk--rhs Nc sssamshp CRY Of Rich- ,S1kkS
MOND. Msn ready freight
I-av~ "a Monday. Aug -. At ~ o'cork A. NJ.
rh having superior accommodations Apply
au22-d u. y. rurrLE. Agent
uNDH NEW NORN-yiRsr vKssEL- TTrVinaa -
II Lias RiAsa0Ri dsd Asc York Pclei--rh- rifr1
.s-finr schr. D. BOWER Thomas
bayue, having the portion Of her
Ing ~l Ssi with AL possible dispatch FOR balance
freight apply to -
aulS DAVID Wh CURRlE
u.yON NEW NORk-riRsr ytsssL- iTrviRGr -
n LiRs II Richmond aEd Nse York it'ckefs The sfS
rror sailing sclr mo, Capt Nathan Cramrsr having
thu
possible dispatch For balance 81 freight, apply
aula hANiD WM. CuRHfe
uNOR BOSrON-rRsr yEssEi.- Richmond AND sfc
Blf0H Lfas Qf Pictets-rhe superior fast ssing rSff1
regular schr CERtro, Capain Crow, having
engaged aud going board will sail with all
possible dispatch For balance OF freight, apply 10
DAVID a NM. CUkRIf.
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NXyE have been engaged for some time past
Wv getting ~ he q new
Pow, especially designed for turning under the Nm
heaviest growth Of vegetable matter
the Of informing
have fully accomplished that end.
We would call the attention Of the
10 large stock Of PoW Of
New Ground Jumping Coaers Horse CuvAors
putting Ia wheat, HArrow All
shops, by vorkmen warranted to rive abstraction
oE0. WATT a CO, FrAnkIn street,
sep Square below the Exchange Richmond, Va.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
PASSAGE To PORrSMUUrh AND NORFOLK.
ruyHE STEAMER CURTIS PACK, Captain Jchnyr s-t-T1
Davis having undergone thorough
hauling, regular between thus
places leaving the wharf At Rockets SATURDAY
10Th instant at (3k oOekl prlsey and
aud Saturday mornings 1T that hour
the hour lS o'clock and
the river going and returning
Passage and meals a. usual X a. hAshiNS
The freight on landed the paid
they seut to the boat.
X %. u
Union STEA uSHIP COMPANY.
FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA CITY POINT AND NORFOLK.
- TEAMER CITY of RICHMOND, Capt. Z MrrcH-
- XII Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Captain DAVID >Ssfrs
Ts.L Steamer VIRGINIA, Capt u. Rooms 81 lERs
Of Steamers will leave Rich =
further Wednesday touching at CITY
Point and Norfolk receive freight and passenger Returning leave
Philadelphia every "wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
hn- order increased accommodations
comfort OF having been added also more
freight ~ regularity dispatch and in protect
goods committed ha reouse al Increase OF patron
eE- No transhpment by this line
PARE REDUCED.
through New York. and found tlu
Philadelphia, and found, lst cabin ; 90
City Point and Norfolk by the river boats
by this line la philadelphia three
proceed New York by the ticket.
ma6-u ". T. fUrTlk, Agent, Rockets.
UHASSAGE TO OIL ID POG n n .--1ha n an
Curtis Peck, Capt John Davis, will
on after Thursday 18Th inst, call by nd
regularly her trips and from Portsmouth and No
during the Watering Season o. HAsklNs
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PriEes amounting TO
s20i,

BRILLIANT SCHEME.
30Ol1 NUMBERs-isIs5 PRIEST
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LIpn Old POINT, NonPoIK a a

II PORrsMoUrH.-The tsvcrlte steamboat Az. SS4Ak<<r
GUsrA. Capt wN C. having been thorough
repaired aud htie Cor the ssd furnished with
wheels.
Port Wahsl between Richmond and the shove
places, "WEDNESDAY, the ID day OF July.
The connection with tn Augusix will leave the
Petersburg Depot MondNy Wednesday
Friday A the VIII
Thursdays saturdays ~ O'Clock A. NJ
old Point daring the watering aud all the land
Fare a City Point 300
fNrc o Norfolk &C. 900
Pare to landings n Grove, so
Servants. through. 90
DO the river, "
Chntrrn I and not l2 hall price
Meals -
Meas fcr children and servants, -
jyl TIIoS. DORAMEAD sup't.
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- HAHGAINs PHOM AUCTION.
n USr received from Auciisn-
- Rich Dress shs-sJtne AZ low ~ 8Tzc
do Paris Mousseilnes SOC, worth innr
DO DO 10 NJ shilling. PC
Also, Jobs 10 Embd Collars, from t2<c. % tOc.
Ths above great bargains and purchasers should
secure nem ~ ~ Main ~. CHRisTIAN LATHROp,
su5 Cssb store
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BowFL COMPLAINTS

Fn~en TO twenty drops u Relief little water. say
every 10 10 ~ minutes viii quickly the distressing dis
charges 81 Dyeniey aud Dnh1a will In few minutes stop
thu pain.
X X x Remedies sold by all the Druggists State and
by Purcell, Ladd Co, kchmond also BY Adr Gray. Rich.
mond kADWAY A CO,
JalE-dAw1y-mh22 Fu air. Me- ork
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MEDICAL.
.n-o.rl&St "a ?kk'lAr,o..,

In THIS chapter vn bow RApuAsr R.Apr RMS, and
kApvArs kssrlAras terrible Chronic Rh-,r
us Aes ansen Physicians county, Va had tr,-d .
skh In vain Also hov Doctors patient. bv
using ksasys ksmsss Ls every vhs afais,si
and C.uats Medicine dose Of Railway. Rssuiaor. Let
those covered With fnae~ b,ch-- nsi
sish had hamorr esd the
kss. kApSAfs kkxovAuso REsolvtsr,
ross .ie the only remedies required
palms, the TERRIBLE gh kesp the
human system In regular and healthy condition sprs
RADWAX q CO.
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TO NY FRIENDS AND FORMER CUSTOMERS Through N,
ndness aud confidence NJ friend, Mrs. GaY osned
employment ~ her agsn sod hsve resumed o stand
~ Main Ninth streets where shall
GROCERY cOMuIssON BUSINESS Tor her snail zen
supply choicest aris In my line sale I shsIl IN
promptly ng entrusted 70 and promptly H.
sd respectfully bot confidently Hppes od friends md cue
omers 70 sustain me. sAhPSON JONES,
map II Aren't for Me- A
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PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY.

1888 P's Whole s% TSs9'. 10 m,y. Is Quarter. % So
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EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE.
MiSuIAGIlA CAIINIY LInCINIL

EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,.
WASHINGTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
ME fall Session this Institution W commenced t 2lu
II day of August next.
raIien pr session Of months '9oS
Puei 26N
Washing" 300
Contingent charge 4" " 1.25
tTO,Tb
good COLLEGIATE business educso requested consider
advantage here offered The thorough study hrahful
loeson reaoieness from town whos, discipline
persne and ability % the Faculty together With the le0pHes
o terms are points worthy o. especial notice For addionsl
Information or for = catalogue, address
EE WHY. President
Jei6-8m Emory ?. o. Va.
MI. LEFEByuE's SCHOOI.--The next session Of
I'VE this Institution will open October
close The 1t day Of july 1851.
Tus.-Boa,d 600 wash,as ssai Hns. Tuition so' Modern
angages each 500 Latin f2O Music Piano. ar Guitar.
80 prsvng from N,ure flo P,ntng vatsr coo 80; -,
RUgHtSct-Pstrons u the school Rgt Rev. Bishop Cobbs
hnh.ma Rev Mess D. Hoge, u. D.. Rev. r. v Moore. u.
Rev v Gnierseeve
FicuLty Hubert Ief,bvre, A Pncpai Rev w. Kepri,r
Rev Webb, W., John y Litie, NJ D. Lewis w. D. Joe.
Mcsrd, John s. Caiyo q W. Thnn Miss Gordon, Taylor
Madame Rstvsn, M'ne Iscy, etc. etc.
~ letters 10 h. directed 20
jyT-im HUBERT p LEPEHvRE
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Nlqlg1lElg HlgnlA2

" 49,
GasAr NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN
MAIL ROUTE.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
TuyRAINs daily sand evennx. exeepss for wash
instoa Gorisnssie as NJ and - ~, eonaeet
Ins Al wshlngoa Northern Mall Line aud Richmond
aud the kchmsnd and f~ssr.barx Raoaddi
rs<ts o.th.
Wellington through, Including all charges r gambia. aud
through tickets also Danvie Railroad
line 0rcensboro and psnv- to Washington
~ applying the stage aud railroad Offices Al either VI the
ssis JOHN H. riNaERLAkE Superintendent.
&ANAHGR6E isisEaE -
suMMER sea- EDULE.
n ALLY LINZ TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS ENTRAL
Railroad extended Nllboro' To Alum
Aua and Warm Springs. and Lexington
sulphur second day In the evening
The being laid and by the let 81 July will open
Mleoro 81 miles White eaphur Springs;
Ing ~ miles Hot Springs. 20 miles, Warm Springs. rs niles,
Alum, 10 miles and rom the Rockbridg- Springs. miles
Richmond ESQ NJ
supper. Leave At Al NJ passing the Hot Heal
ing Springs, and reach the Mhit. Sulphur by ~
OH to dinner and the Salt sulphur night
second day.
Through by staErs-to White Sui
phar ell. spng t the Salt Sulphur
To all the other springs and "a Lexington.
80 See Ticket Agent in kichaond.
Objects Of this line the NOUN
TAIN TRACK. passing Bue kdse Roekhsh
Gap ride OF fv. hundred mics.
With perfect for more than two
JN0 u. TlMBkRLAke, suPt.
On. Nall. NH.
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i. APIEs a.. SIEAE Monocoe sL,r-=

NJ o.Ht ThH FNIH--I
this day small Slippers
price Ladies In Of bargains would do
we'll Q" call at No. si5 Broad
store OF Messrs Breeden foN. shockoe Hn WHERE
almost description Of boots aud
thoe charged elsewhere
and also the new cash system. D. v. FRANKLIN,
auto Manufacture aud dealer In Boots shoes, Trunks Ae
IN NOTICE.-I am In receipt OF the fall fashion Of -
- has and Csp', to which most respectfully invite
- attention Of the public "a
anl6 JOHN THOMPSON
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a ENGLAND tsk-n
N Depot CLOVER HILL coal and has secured
the rvicrs % Mr A. AILS, who will prepared the
various qualities with prompness for cr JaRcfadi custom
| only. au2-dlm
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Has done Aches
fortunes inflicted upon the disease
mei the skill Of he physicians and
The World Tie moment Railways Ready Reliefs applied to the
parts where seated soothing effect felt
the sharp darling Neuralgia the
turing pains Of rheumatism the Of Gout, Lumbago
Sprsns strains and ache OF kind will quickly
tie application Of kad~ASs Ready Relief The most terrible
acute nuamaOTy diseases by applications
this Ready Relief The Lame and stiff ont.d crippled
iormel are Ie.ioTel % Ee.ei health Ly No
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CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

uD H. BOsiiER, SUCCESSOR JANIS BosHgE -
He Has on hand, Carria- CfS&SI
and harness Among which be found EE3>rsf~
hne Coaches with outside Seats and seat Rock A<-X-
Slide Sat Bugge and Bugges tops
uhch he particularly invites any
article Ia the Carriage line they will BE- Disposed Of
moang by application his mandatory, No. 22s Corner
III M streets. al
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SrtrFur VmGfvfs, Cfry HcHaYvn. ~ trns
"IhsbV csV ereOg1g Il af,as copy o,an act 1s.
ssd ~ ne GsHsr0f dsDV. FebrdrV o. 1851 GireB nlsg
neg h1ad MT 2eh At.h, i<5
"Sig"ef So. TCCKER, g. mn
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NEURALGIA CURED.

Me-srs Railway Co: few days since bought dollars
worth OF Railways Ready Relief Tor Neuralgia, aud, TO
establishment, u gave almost instant relief
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prises amounting to
5000 Dol. a. Ans

WIN be Distributed according 10 the following
VI AZ NtflCEN sc a. = VI Il.
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Notice in Partition.

DHEBE SELLERS. {widow,) Christina Brown,
L and Michael Brown, her husband, SUSAN
ah Fox, and Columbus Fox, her. husband,
Leonard Sellers, ami John J. Sellers. minors,
IF Monroe county, Ohio. and Mary Jane Full
ner. and Isaac Fulmer her husband, of Wash
ngton county, Ohio. will take notice that a pee
Ition was fled against them in the Court OF
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, by
Peter Sellers, of Woo county, Virginia on the
eth day of Octofer, 1856. anu is now pending,
wherein the said Peter Sellers demands parti-
ion of the following described real estate, OF
which George Sellers died seized, to-wit:--Th-
east half OF the north east quarter of section
'eventeen, township two Of range five, con-
aining eighty acres of land, situate in Nom OF
county, Ohio, except twenty acres off of the
north end of said half quarter, sold to John
lyle, and that at the next term of said Court
IMPLICATION will be lnad.,by said petitioner, for
IN order that partition be made of said psemi-
ses. JAS. FIrZ RANDOLPH,
Oct. %, 1856. Atty for Petitioner.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
~ he presented to the Commissioners of Mon
roe county, Ohio. at their December session
1856. praying for the location of a County Road
commencing at Young's mill. in Perry town
ship; thence the nearest and best route to Ed
ly's mill, in Green township: thence the near
est and best route to the. forks of the run on
;hes lands of Thom.s Wood, in sail Green
>ownship; thence the nearest and best route to
he Sunfish AMI Woolsieli Ridge Road at a
place commonly called the "Roun | Bottom, in
said Green township; thence the nearest and
oest route to jamestown, in Adams township.
Said road not to exceed grade of degrees
Oct. 20, 1856. MANY PETITIONERS.
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DOAD NCTtCE.--Notice is hereby given til It
IL petition will be presented to the Com
mlssioEcrs of Monroe county, Ohio, at their
next session, asking for a county road to com
mence at the county road en- the Rich Fork of
the Little Musktnsuni, OH the dover lands OF
Mary Smith. and near the mouth Of said Mary
omlth's spriny-run, in Warn. township; run
n,pg thence northward and east of said Mary
Smiths spring house, and William Blazers
dwelling house. through the lands Of said Mary
Smith, William Blazer and BENZ amin Snider to
Simon Roses orchard-feld; thence eastward
to near sail Roses dwelling house; thence
northward through the lands of said Rose and
Isabella Laherre to intersect the read leading
from the Stafford road to the Lewisville road,
near the northwest corner of Leonard aestner's
iiel.i, in Wayne township, and there to termi-
late. 4 PETITIONER.
Nov S, ls5S-4tpd - W Esr
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Road Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
~ be presented to the Commissioners of Men
oe county, Ohio, at their next session, asking
or the location and establishment and aitera-
ION cf the County Road, commencing at the
'ounty Road through Clarington, Salem town
ship. near the NJ. 4. Church, thence to the
north east corner OF Dr.. O'Connors lot; thence
trough the lands of Charles Lobenstein and
>. c. Campbell, up the hill to near VIM. Darle's
Iouse; then an alteration in the road cOmmen-
;,ng n.ar said William Darles house, on the
ill, to run below the old road on said William
iar.e's land, (the alteration being about halt
nile,) and then vacate SO much of the old
road. MANY PETITIONERS.
Oct. %, 1856. -n
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Administrators Sale.

On Saturday the Sth day of November mex
between the hours of ten O'Clock a. m AMI fOu
o'clock p. ln., on the premises hereinaftrr men
.iol.t the nniiersignel as the administrator
of Thadheus Reaksecker deceased will sell Ia
public auction the following described real -es
tate. situated in Monroe county .stlhio, to wit
The North East quarter of the South East quar-
ter of section eleven, intownship two, and range
four, containing 40 acres more OF less, subjec
to dover. Terms Of sale cash. Appraised a
$275. JANE REAKSECKER, Admx.
z.-H .7 OF THADDEES REAKSECKER; decd
At the same time and place the undersigne,
will sell her dover estate in said land.
October Z, 1856. JANE REAKSECKER.
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LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADIAN
QUEBEC, Monday, Nov. 8.

=
QuEBEc, Monday, Nov. 8.
The steamer Camudiam, from Liverpool,
with dates to the 2lst, arrived this morn
ing.
England and France have suspended
diplomatic intercourse with Naples. No
hostilities have yet occurred.
A terrible accident had occurred in
.Leudon. While Rev. Mr.. Spurgeou. the
famous Baptist preacher, was preaching at
fConceft Hall, q false alarm of fire was
sraised, causing stampede. Several per-
ssens were trampled to death.
sssT The statement that France summoned
Austria to evacuate the Principalities is
not credited.
The Cologne Gazette says. all powers
excepting the United States. have assent
aed to the original protocol respecting the
Sound Dues. ..l,'
A ministerial crisis and financial diff
xculties exist at Constantinople. Tht
ministerial crisis resulted in the rciDstalla
lion of the old Ministry S-A-
2 The Ffenclf4commercial crisis is assum.
4ing,a moresfavorable aspect.
Persia solicits the mediation of France
in hor difficulties with England.
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KANSAS ALL RIGHT - A FREE
STATE UNDER THE LAW.

The following letter from former res.
dent of Ohio. who went 10 Kansas to
s,ahlish himself as a f,rmer and proini-
nent citizen of that Territory, will show
the benefcent operations OF the Kansas
Bill under the Just and vigorous admins
,ration of Gov. Geary. The writer, whea
in this State. was a supporter of Chase;
but he is an honest man, and would not
misrepresent and distert facts for po!it-
ical object:
- LAWRENCE, Sunday, Oct 26.
"At last we begin to breathe freer in
This long-afflicted, hut beautiful couutry.
The Border Rufiaus have left MS TO man.
age our own affairs, and the ragamnffins
that Lane brought into the country have
also. after drinking up all the whisky and
robbing all the hen houses, ramosed back
to the border towns of Iowa and Illinois
God grant that they may never show them
selves in the Territory again. II they
will stay away and the newspapers would
stop their lies and stori-s we shall have
Kansas FREE STATE IN A FEW
MONTHS. Quiet and silence are our
policy. Geary, WHO appears to he de-
termined man, which Shannon never was,
aud OH honest one, that nobody ever be-
lieved Reeder to be, swears that no out
slider shall interfere with the affairs Of the
Territory The Missouriaas are begin
ming already to complain loudly of him,
hut he heeds them not, and does his duty
faithfully aud promptly. Theconsequences
are that the emigran,s begin to i.our in.
They come at the rate of TEN FROM
THE FREE TO ONE FROM THE
SLAVE STATES. This is 'he fact
which must give us the ate. if your
demagogues would not exci,e and stimu-
late emigration from the South.
The large landhol.lers aud those who
have come here to purchase large tracts,
are all enlisted in the Free State cause,
as their land will lie more valuable as
free than as slave State. Even many
of the intelligent Missourians do not hes
itate to say that if Kansas will only pro-
vide for the rendition of their fngitives,
they would have no interest in trying TO
make it slave Safe. Slave owners
won't bring their negroes here in this an
certain state of affairs, and there is not
the slightest danger that Kansas will he a
slave State as long as the country is left
alone TO the operations of that bill Great
ing the Territory. ! was bitterly oppos
ed to that bill. or, rather, 10 the repeal of
the Missouri Compromise. and | would
like to give vote against the party
which did it, hut it is done. and all that is
left 10 us from the free States is. by our
votes. to take care and keep slavery out
of the Territory; and this, you may be
assured, will be done.
aK-0
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THIRD YEAR OF THE e
Cosmopolitan Art Association.

ECFUS.-The Managers of thi
/ and popular Institution announce
with pleasure, that the arrangements for tn.
third year have been completed on the mos
extensive scale. Works of American Art, am
the encouragement of American genius hav.
not been overlooked. Commissions have heel
issued to many distinguished American Artists
and specitl agent has visited the great AR
Repositories of Europe. and made careful So
lections of choice Paintings, Bronze AMI Marb!,
Statuary, &c., &C.: among which are followin,
exquisite pieces of Sculpture, executed from
the finest Carrea marble: the new ani beauti
ful statue of the
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MAEsRIED--On the 26th ult. by Ebene-
ger White, Esq, Mr.. PERRY w. GlLMoRs and
Miss RACHEL L. Scorr, all of this county.
On the 2Sth ult., by Rev. NJ. Kuch, Mr.
JACOB REVERT and Miss RuoDA HOWELL, all OF
this county.
On Tuesday, the 4th inst, by David For
shey, Esq, WooDAAN OKEx, Esq, of Stafford,
in this county, and Mrs. SARAH HANss, former
ly of Washington county, Ohio.