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sSfSEssSTEiI u ZACBARIE-NO 35 FRONT
d STREET, AND No. 36 FULTON STREET--Ne would
respectively call establishment Nos IS On and
So Streets where prepared ut all times to furnish
notice. and most liberal terms, all kinds OF
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK, BRASS CAST
INGS BLACKSMITHiNG Each member of the firm
giving his personal attention each department, offer
superior Inducements parties dealing with us.
facilities furnishing the following work not
passed by any house in the South or West
UOPPER TIN AND SHEET IRON PIPES;
,UNiMNIES, BREECHINGS;
FIRE BEDS ASH PANS;
STILLS, WORMS
- FILfERERS, JUICE BOXES;
CLARIFYING KETTLES;
HEATERS, etc. etc.
Attached establishment have general Furnishing
Store where all arYles requisite for STEAMBOAT, PLAN
T4TiON AND HOUSE USE may be found
PUMPS-WUrthipgto Safety Steam Pump. s. r kase's
Fire Pump Brass and Copper Force and Lift Pumps
STEAM GAUGES.-Schaters G Vacuum and Steam Gauge, a
new article showing The highest which steam have
been carried during iIe.rson's Water Gauge.
TINW ARE.
Chatting Dishes, lSirRets;
Dish Baskets, Jelly and Cake Meulds;
Coffee and Tea Urrs, Soup TurealS
Pyramids, and other Ware, Of all varieties
Tcpeher with Cook Stoves Washing at
ironing and Fancy Cabin and ParlOr Stoves Sal
naude and GANnon Stoves; Deck Stoves, etc Forges F
Ftaps; Bucket Wreuces; Steam Whistles and Valves row
j.r Magazines Bars Ratchet Drills Hose; brass
Cynder bb, Step and Coupling Cocksi Gauge and Force
FIump Cocks Lanterns Lamps, etc, of all descriptions
BREWSTER HAGHARlE,
50 Front aud 36 Fulton StreetE.
Sole Ap tents Schaer's Steam aud Vacuum Gauges Hear
p, Knse's Fire Pumps Il. W. Cot
o, s- 80. p;gf y, TIa,Is nj "
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f,tJ uit.y EAtI3t sale hy
4 JOSEPH LAMBS Co,
ny27 33 TChospi pitoulas street
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nAn AND nnAMplNG sCMOOl. EoK YogNo

II LAnIES-Fouu led in 1888, by N@iahe lcrS ana con
tween Custonhouse Sc and Bieuvile streets, New Orleans.
The Summer Of this establishment 1T i thrishht
begins OH the The buildings there are hfss enough
accommodate FIFTY bOardcrS, and an indefinite hner Oh
Day Scholars, Attached TO the pe''Sg5 are h pain oute
and good wharf The insitson provides thorough and sub
StanUl instruction in stage and department OF eHnI'oh
aciIies for The requirement OF the rench Ian
guage. Singing and Sofege taught by Mr. Ie %u
leader Of the Orchestra of the New Orleans pe M
Provost will reside during the snnmer and "coI
his lessons Singing and sOoEe in the ESTABLISHMENTS ne
will also give private lessons in tamileH. ,.
III music lake place every Enonh during WINTER
in the city and every fortnight during the summer W M
dev scholars my26 1y
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Leaves every THU at 5oclock, r. y.
r. REGULAR THURSDAY. U. 3
FOR RED RIV ER.


H.
Leaves IN THURSDAY June llth. at 5 P. NJ
- FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
eHHrIx RayonCampe, st. Maurice Alexandria, Gortons
sassSsSs and all intermediate landings Red river,
the running and light draft packet steamer Amanda,
NC Briggs master, j. n Camp, clerk will leave above
freight passage having fine accommodations apply on
F. G. RANDOLPH 4 CO., As Union street.
now receiving freight at the foot Of Bisnvile street
privilege of delivering II Mouth Loggy Bayou, any
landing shippers may wish. jelO
Leaves SATURDAY, June 18th. P. NJ.
FOR GRAND ECORE, NAT
chitoches Ale exandria, Cotile. Gortons Landing
iEEz Barbn's Landing, Normans Landing and all in
landings Red River via Cane and Little Rivers
the light dranght packet
cry, John c. Dowty master, IN place of steamer Rapides
will leave above For freight passage apply on board
-
jell GEO. D. HITE d CO., Front street.
% The Montgomery will take freight for Shreveport to be
reshppsd at Alexandria,
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THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE IL, 1857.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Will leave FRIDAY, June l2th, at 5PM.
lAHlEt passenger packet steamer, Antelope, Captain
s j. c. Beeer, will leave for the above and all in
termedae landings For freight apply on board TO
W. G. BETTERTON 4 GO, Is Grayer street
NJ plan of the cabin be and saterooms secured
by apply ring to the agents Jel0
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Leaves on THURSDAY. lh instant at P. N. Positively.
r. CAIRO, HICKMAN, NEW MAD
s,AfIt,S rid, Memphis and New Orleans packet Line
fA Saturday Packet for Cairo, Hickman, New Mad
d Memphis Helena Napoleon fireenyle and all nterme-
landings-The splendid packet steamer Belfast,
B. Church. master will be ready to receive freight this
morning. and leave above For freight passage apply on
board,
ie9 JOHN f. HYDE CO., G6 Poydras st.
This freghs for White river, be reshpped
on the White Packets Sam Hale Jessie Lazer and x
change Napoleon Also Memphis with the Mem
phs and Charleston Railroad and Cairo with the Mail pack
cts for St. Lonis Louisville and Nashville
pStaeroome can be secured application TO the agents
Leaves every THTssDAY 4 Ifs :, 5q1fIosh rN r.
szss. N. White, master, will leave for Carolina Land
ing. Ashton, Pitchers Point, Skipwiths Ian ding Lake
Providence Landing, Mikens Bend Vicksbnrg,
Grand Gulf Rodney Natchez Fort Adams Red Ryer Land
ing, Bayou Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge, Piqnemne,
Donadsonvie the elegant and swift running passenger
pack steamer R. W McRAE j. NJ White master W eav
as above carrying the u s. Mail For freight or passage a
ply on board. or to 80. ,...
sS- The R. W. McRAE will take Yazoo river freight and
sign through bills ang it, with the privilege of reshppng
steamer u s. Aid. iell
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THE LAKE.

PRESENT ARRANGEMENTS
y s. Mail Line for Mandssls e., Lewsbars Md, ,
steamer Virginia PEARL D. Cause, will leave for
The and ali landings and follows
Leaves Orleans by Pont.I Returning leaves CoviDg
chartrain Railroad: ton:
MONDAY IL N. cars MONDAY. 8 A. NJ.
WEDNESDAY. IL A. NJ cars TUESDAY. A. n.
FRIDAY III A. M, cnrslTHT RSDAY... 5I A. N.
IL NJ cara arsSATURDAY..... -. A. N.
Passage, 81. Meals. 50 cents.
For further particulars, apply on board, OF to
SHAW ZUNTS, Agents,
iell II 80 and 40 Front street.
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REGULAR SATURDAY EVEN
laANA{St,SS ING PACKET STEAMER Advance, Saml.
sssA W. Abets, master, will leave Mobile every Saur-
day evening a o'clock, p NJ For Badon and Cullnm's
draft boat possessing the modern improvements and for
speed safety be surpassed by boat Of
her class Returning will Bladon and Cunms Springs
every Wednesday, morning O'clock and arrive in Mobile
early Thursday morning. 49, .
my22tf T. B. SMITH 4Ichonponas street.
r. FOR MOBILE-DAILYU U. s MAIL
A Summer Arrangement-The splendid
pressure packet steamer Cuba, R. A.
Hurn Oregon, A. L. Myers master built expressly Tor
trnie with superior accommodations Of the
above will leave the Pontcharrain Railroad DAILY
the Lake Of the IL O'Clock NJ stopping
fwater pertting) way Bay St Louis and Pass Chris
Pascagona Tuesday and Saturdays going and
iei 4. GEDDEs. Agent, 10 Bank Place.
e-n LA X r. HOR e "A G X 4 II
EsIGlh-JssTEAMER Creole-For Ocean Springs, and
Intermediate landings The and splendid
built pressy trade with supe accommodations will
the Poncharrar Railroad the arrival at the Lake of
the cars. follows:
EPp New E5o qssHn SSRssGs'
THURSDAY. ........e N cars WEDNEsDAY M EVENING.
For Biloxi. From Biloxi
FRIDAY. ...........4 r. NJ cars. SATURDAY MORNING.
FARE:
Cabin Fare to Bay ST. Lons and Pass Christian so %
Children and Ser J 70
Cabin Fare Mississippi City and Biloxi. 50
Children and Servants .................-'.-. q
Cabin Fare to Ocean Springs. 20
Children and Servants. ~
Deck %
'.''.-' R. GEDDEs, Agent, 10 Bank Place
New Orleans, June l. 1857. jel
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thief broke out of jail the other day in Aberdeen
but being captured told the policeman that he might
have escaped but ne had conscientious scruples about
travelling on Sunday. -
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W n d.
k&N WANTED TO CHARTER - AN Al
ship of from $40 to % go onS for voyage to Calcutta"
mH27 j. II. ASEl"RIDGE 4 co, 100 Common st.
4 1ETFlCEi Ok' NEW ORLEANS sANtAGs
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No. l4l Canal stree-incorpoa-
ted under Act Of Legislature 18th March, les.
The Office the will be for the reception OF
eposis every morning Sundays excepted from to O'Clock,
and on Saturday evenings from 5 to O'Clock.
Deposits of one Dollar and upwards will be recelVet
The employment Of the funds is strictly Limited ~ Inc ASl W
Inrorporon Public Debts OF the United States OF tir
State Of Louisiana and of the City of New Orleans. - ,
upon mortgage of uncncumbered and utimpoNe fca
Estate within limits of the Of New OreanS Ao exceed
Ing 81 per of the appraised cash value :.
Loans uyou pledge the Stock Of the Incorporated BAks
Orleans exceeding 60 cent OF the market value
All Interest Profit derived from the employment ut ht
distributed semiannuRtty among the ep6siors
No Trustee directly indirectly borrow any o Ge ln
receive any pay emOlument whateFsr ,
Certificates Of deposits having interest G ate to oeaSreeH
upon for sums than Sl01t deposited lore
TRUSTEES.
George EUstis, A. D. Kelly, William NogeI,
". n. Mercer Geo. Urquhart, T. Is. sumner,
G. C. Duncan, A. Iieine, George Jonas
Whelmus bOgart ?. \. Wood, Ihos a. ClAFh.
Thos, A Z. A. u. II. Nithers.
W n. MERCER, President
a. y. KELLY, ..,..
'WM. NOGkI, Vice Presidents
R. h. SUMNER
b. ID. WlTIlEisS, Treis,lre'
n. B.opirs of the Act Of incorporation and bylaws car
| be 51hIAiupi OF the offi.e. a2Sly
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NONAtSIAL NOTICn-IiiE iiE UNDERSIGNED .SF.J,h nay "
IN taken Office " common street. IS
conduit the Hoaria business al respectfully Socits tne
patronage of his friends and the public - ,onpnn
New Orleans, May IL, 1Sj7,-mylG y
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3 r E NJ E N
C A D ! z
N E W Y 0 r X.

Sails positively SATURDAY. Both inst.
SR PASSAGE FOR NEW YORK THE
kHtfAN- splendid Al clipper ship Black Sea, d. Gate,
expressly fitted for and has
superior Apply the captain board at
my2S It WIN j. DEWEY IS Gravier street.
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CECOND-HAND DOUBLE-tIIUED bull
- Ek FOR SALE LOW-Unc iCuble -Flueq Boi 20 lto
long and Y inches diameter with fre Front shhu ripe anu
Bretchen, all nearly
One Double Flued Boiler long and A. inches diameter
N az
Apply TO ID. II. FON ihlt Il / l'aIoHHe NJ t,o
tnVIN m
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River Intelligence.
V1CKsBURG, June l0.-The VIM. Morrison passed
down at ii this forenoon.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-13
Virginia {;

A 7 Il, les held in the Clerks Office of HARRISON
"a county Circuit Court, on the first Monday
i'll March, 1857,
Handy : Bro, oobb $ stickney, and Times.
NicOdom"s Y Co., Compt's.,
In CHANOERT
James p. Bartlett and others, Deft's.
The object Of this suit is to subject to sale Ger.
tain real and personal estate of tho defendant
to satisfy tho several judgments Of tho~Com-
pluinantS.
Affidavit having been made according to law i.
that the def udunIs Reuben 3. Allen, George X.
Walter, John Laudstrcet, Samuel Landstreet.
Charles B. Knox, kodcriek Mckee, Soloman
Smith, James MurPhcy, Samuel X. Wiki IS,
George Hanson, George K. Warner, William
Fisher Charles NJ. Kcyscr, Lot Ensey, Alonzo
Lilly, Richard W. Marriott, Richard S. Hardes-
ty, Andrew D. Jones, William Woodward, las.
Sloa aud Lucian u. Caldwell are not inll,bi-
tnnts OF the State ofvirginia: it is ordered that
the said defendants do appear hero within one
month after duo publication of this order and do
what is necessary to protect their interest in this
suit. Copy-Teste, G. w. SMITH, Crk.
Jon~sToN " TuRsER, for cOmplt's. mr64t
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land for Sale.

IOY virtue OF u certain trust executed by Jacob
ID Miller, and recorded in Harrison county
Court, / shulI on the 9th day OF April next, at
the courthouse of Harrison county, offer for sale
to the highest bidder for cash, two certain pnr-
GELS Of land, ono truct combining Is acres moro
or less, the other taining acres both tracts
lying on The West fork river, near the mouth OF
simpsons creek, and valuable on account OF
their extensive coW beds aud tim Dor, as well us
for agricultural purposes. being the same
land conveyed by Jacob l.. Fortney to Nimrod
Dent, Jr and from said Don't unto the said ia
cob Miller, by deed Of record in the County
Court of Harrison county, aud IN which said
decd from Dent to Miller; u trust is also cXccu-
ted by sud Millor to secure tho purchase money
CHAS. LEWIS, Trustee.
Fob goth, l657.-7t
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.I,iduOrs.

rE BARRELS Double Rectified W hiskey.
10 25 AsssS Old Rye, fsoine very choice
Il .lEs5JOH a. Old Bourbon Whiskey. Il L
q - 2ga {" Prime old Irish do
~ II n2MiIt bf4 ;" Scotch do 4 -
t. IL Cases Rye Whiskey in Bottles.
81 u g Brandy in Bottles, very superior
at,.f 80 Packages French Brandy, various
grades and prices. su
III, '2oPaskages Peach, Apple, Cherry, Black
berry, Ginger and Lavender Brandy.
u Cask Pellivosin Brandy, very hne.)
fo,Cases SGhiedam Schnapps.
tet.'3li IS Claret Wine.
"a hatreiS f Ma5o mah0' Sp sa 'us &c
% /" Sweet Malaga Wine.
L. !" do do do imported
6 /" Holland Gin.
Case I" Simpson & Co.'s" stom. Bitters.
l g London Porter.
just received. and for sale cheap for cash OF
Produce, THOS. BLACKBOARD,
L mar136m Parkersburg.
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Land in and near
West Milford for sale

by. virtue of decd of trust executed to me by
- jesse Lowther, bearing date the 3Oth day OF
january, 1856, aud recorded in harrison county
Court, shall, on the 9Th day of March next, Ut
tho Court house of Harrison county, offer for sale
to the highest bidder, for cash, d parcel of land
containing ninety-throe acres, more or less, adj
joining tho town of West Milford, and occupied
by the said jesse Lowther at the tine of the exc
cutiOn of the said decd of trust. And ut the
same time and place, and by authority OF the said
decd OF trust, shall ot1r Tor sale, for cash, lot
of,gr"und containing three acres, situate on the
cast side of'the main street of the town Of West
AitforIt: Tho said lot is described in the said
deed 70 be bounded on the north aud Gust by
land formerly owned by Elias j, Lowther, ard
on the south by land of a. J. Crawford. The
deco above mentioned. was execute'l 70 secure q
debt to Eppa p. Bartlett, and the above men
toned sale will DO for his benefit.
WM. A. HARRISON. Z
Feb. 10th, 1s57.-1s4t
The above sale is postponed until the lst day
of June Court next, by consent of the parties.
March 9, Ie57-I2t w n. A.HARkISON.
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ANNOUNCER

AT the request Of many of my friends In Har-
rison county, I announce myself an Independent
|candidate, before q FREQ and independent people,
belieyeit to bethe inalienable righsIof the peo-
pie TO choose their own representatives., and to
their decision submit my claims. If be their
will 20 electme, i will serve them with all the
ability Possess: If not, it will be my pleasure to
bow IN submission to the exercise of their free
Judgment. agaa 49, BENZ. STOUT. +
Z, sS3rsWe are authorized to announce d. D.
WILKINSON, Esq, as candidate for the House
of Delegates of the next Virginia Legislature.
subject to the decision of tho primary election.
= tB- We are authorized to announce Ro BERT
JOHNSTON, Esq. as a candidate for the House
of Delegates of the next Virginia Legislature
subject TO the decision of the primary election.
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commissioners Sale Of
. Real Estate.

TN pursuance of decree of tho Circuit O. urt
i Of Jefferson county, rendered on the 9TH dav
of May, 1854, in the case OF Horny Buckles Al
ministrator and othors against John r. Hay
denis Administrator and others, tho undersigned
as Special Commissioner, will proceed to sell, on
Thursday, 10Th of April, 1857, iffair otherwise
on the first fair day thereafter, before tho Court
House door in tho town Of lhlippi. in the coun-
ty Of Barbour, State of Virginia, the following
described tract of land, situated in tho said
county of Barbour, lnto Lewis. on the east side
of Buckhnnnon river, and which was conveyed
by George a. Hayden, on tho 30th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1922. to John Il. Hayden, by decd of
that datc, duly recorded in tho Clerks Office of
the County Court of Lewis county oresnid
which original deed is fled in tho papers Of this
| suit of Buckles Administrator, &C., VS.. Hay
denis Administrator, &C., and to which refer
encc may DO had; said tract hereby intended to
be sold, being represented in said decd RS part
| of larger trUct patented to George Arnold, as
signee of George Jackson, and containing
2S2oA acres, and 10 poles, minus TAO acres, be-
fore sold of; conveyed 400 acres Of which was to
Anthony Kramer, 200 acres to VIM. French. nnA
lao acres conveyed to Job Ward, as mentioned
in the said deed from Geo. a. Hayden to John
R; Hayden, leaving 1850 acres hereby offered for
sale. ...
TEnMs OF SALE.-Onc fourth cash; and. the
balance in l, 2 and equal iastnment3 of 9, IS
and "a months, without interest; rcserving tho
title until tho last Payments made. Bonds and
approved security will also be required for tho
deferred payments. WIN. LUCAS,
marlS st Special Commissioner.
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Notice,

TTNHAT shall, as Commissioner appointed by
i u decree of the Circuit Court nt uaFfison
county, on the 10Th day Of December, 1851, III Il
Chnucery cause OF Ephruim Bee and Gideon D..
Camden AGAINST Wilson X. Shinn's administra-
:or and others, proceed to sell before the front
door OF the Court house of Doddridge county,
on the 24sh duy OF March, 1857, that being court
d"y) the 9IO acres Of land i'll tho said decree
mentioned, to tho highest bidder, upon II credit
ofoncI two, and three years, with interest from
dute4aud that shull require bond with good
personal security, and retain the title ortho land
Il further security.
The said land is Situate in said county of Dol-
bridge, Oh Jockey Camp Run, IL bramon OF Mid
die Island Crock, near tho North " stern Vlr-
gimia Railroad, AMI within few miles of said
Court house. 1t is well watcred and tim bcred
~ iurgc portion oil it IS arab!e and fertile.
-s, BENJAMIN WILSON.
February 4th lSJS.-6 1t,
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II HOllOway's Ointment and Pills will cure
Asthma and all disorders Of the Chest.--Hcnry
Vincent, Of Selma, Alabama, was almost u mar
tyr TO asthma for nineteen years, which literal
~ shook him to pieces and made him thin as
"A skeleton, SO that no neither enjoyed rcst by
night nor day. He tried msNy things for the
care OF his e"rnpsat Mt, but they bid not benefit
hi'r:. About three months ago, he commenced
taking HOllowuy's Pills, and we'll rubbing the
Ointment into his Ghost night AMI morning -
Immedate!y no gave these remedies fair trial
ho was able to sleep at night. By perscvering
with them for only +OVen weeks, every symptO nj
= of his disorder left him. His friends uho have
not seen him for some time, now hardly know
him, he hiss 30 wonderfully improved. . ....
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swan Sc Co.'s lotteries.
C4PJTAE rPRTZR4p ESQ. oOoi

a0winS to the favor with which our Single
Number Lotteries hnvo been received by the
public. and the large demand for Tickets, tho
Managers. S. SwxH u Co., win havo q drawing
each Saturday throughout the year. The foI-
lowing Scheme will bs dSsWn IN each Of their
Lotteries for March. 1851.
Class go, to be drawn in tho City Of Atlanta
Georgia, in public, OH Saturday, March 'Sh, 1857
Glass 81. to be drawn in the City Of Atlantis,
Gcorga, in public, on saturday, March II, 1857.
Glass %, to be drawn in the City of Atlanta,
Georgia, in public on sa prlay, March 81 1857.
Class 20, to DO drawn In the city of Atlanta,
Gcorgiu, in public, on Saturday, MARCH -, 1887,
On the plan of Single Numbers.
$500 Priest
Moro than one prize TO every ten Tickstst
s'ar 10000 Tickets. .tl--t
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missouri decision, and thereby Join the

Missouri decision, and thereby Join the
maiority ! that is they stand upon the
.seFonnd fthe ler loci, Of Missouri, where
recent decisions reverse old decisions BY
vss,eonSerting Dred, free in Illinois to his
sold state Of slavery when returned 10 Mis-.
souri, Judges Mclean Of Ohio. and
Curtis Of Mass. sustain the jurisdiction Of
The court with the eonstitutionality Of the
Missouri cempromises ,s,stzI lrssalg s5ols.
y'g.e Iteis said, though wedo not know upon
what specific authority that the opinion
Of the court, does not, reach directly. il
asal, TINT q mastermay take slave to
al free State, even In (fransit,s, and hold
Ia slavery there BIS, slave only that a
slave Is not thus made free when re-taken
TO the State whence he departed.
- The decision. We are glad to say, seems
10 be welcomed in most quarters. There
are .indisereet aud suicidicalE rawlings
= among some of those who knotg no lag
except that Of their own violent self will
and passions. For instance, the New
York Tribune says that ''it is entitled to
Just so much more weight as would be
Ihe'judgment of a majority Of those con-
gregated in any Woshington Dr. room. I"
but on the other hand. the New York
Times, which is q Republican journal,
says:
a., .' No popular revolution will follow
this decision, startling as il will be to the
opinions and principles ofthree>fourths Of
the people of the United States. II WH
be accepted Of the authoritative exposition Of
dc CONsttstion, and reg!rded BY all depart
Uesnts Of he Sorframer.t. az u BY tie people
asE's lao Of Ele land. No issue will pro-
baby ever be made upon il before the
people. for the practical settlement OF the
question will anticipate any political re.
suit that might be reached. But it will
profoundly affect the public mind in re-
gard to the general question of slavery.
and win change the issue which must in
eTitably come up sooner or later in refer
zence toit. That it will render them less
absorbing in their nature. less disturbing
in their progress. or more safe aud peace
ful in their results. no one who knows
anything Of the temper of the American
people can for a moment believe"
The New York Journal of Commerce,
an Independent and judicious journal.
gives prominency and appreciation to the
opinion.
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Groceries,
Miscellaneous.
Dissolution OF PartnershIp

TINE Partnership heretofore existing at Davis
l. sons x Roads, Barbour Co., Va, doing
business under the name and style of j. NJ
Woodford IL Co =. is this day dissolved by:.nutu-
III consent The books, notes, accounts Il Co, all
remain with Ii. X. .Ludington where all settle
lnsnts will be made, and accounts, &C., collected.
J. u. WOODFORD, tS CO..
February Cd, 1857.
N. B.-Tho business will DO carried on at tho
old ole stand by the ,undorsignod' who tenders his
to merit Continuance Of tho same. ~
f. = II II. Z. LUDINETO&. :