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co,,TuERN TRACT SOCIETY ACrloN:

rno r.lipiou, and auxiliary Tract Societies OIL 'ae
son,hsrn States seem very generally to depteca''
and in mos, CAGES dsnounce. the recent a'sa.rss Ts
interference of the National Tract b,s
S1 ss natter under notice aud S1y sd sTsnn
" hs psdspsd The
ais am hs,ory Of the American Tract Society," of ,hs
sarns the Ss s. few s%
in a,i ~Sss ss GSt"
Cat" mn connection, Oh account OF ate e.csu"c M Gon
ssss sss PRs'ss s
d mn ntermeiatc moderate course anu ,sf I'll M
q ss sfs"f 9 s ss 5
sss.,' n ,d.d the parent Society; lhat rspche
s v' s" s%asS h nsy
with view 10 S u%s sen. into the State by the parel
aI s s"p ss a"f p ssSs
spec' INN ,cia,v does not relieve herseli Ito
case .e unconstt and hostile POSITION
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-CD.TTlI.S REPORTS, vol 13. =,

CRATTANs REPORTS, vol ls psnon,
lust published, the 18th volume Of Grs1,an' n yirains
the decisions Of The Co Court az o. ApPFu or .ale by h
C;i,mers Reports
1andnlph's do volumes
Ksna%,pA siSh'. do la do
Hob,nsou's do do
G1a,tans do l3 do
Sodc Of Virginia Of ls+s
Cooe W 'M md Shepherds Statutes ut large.
.nUiS AT, 70 20 he ssesETAsY OF TUE Coaa0swEAL7a'
June I2-Gln,
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~! - TInLE FARM FOX sALh.

u ,',r,yer offers for sale ms iaIn' ","s cuuu,y
yas ." opl a Ann N. hssI ssa csSsps! San
.qa saaa shs soey W sc"i i" Virgins"
and the county very s A,sS with ABUNDANCE OF
rh ac eonis,s 10 ,hc ra road and large portion
sf5 @ due sS @ esi :s"a
for pro4ucvepets o. f,Jp I ,s in the neishborhood;
by with SsS years p'.' whsh sa" woud
s xaSs sS the
probably douole .;,ao,sd ON All ennence overooS
rlss hs sse sa ' ." ai
county in view o aa nw Mills, vcry convenient a's'
| Pos, Office. ., ,,,r u,d a half hours travc oS
rail road OF kicniilomud nnudr;n rnl Washington CITY.
dSrns ,1 he ,e xiss
rarm with Of nnn HssH station" capsps
address the subscriber s' i'"''N h. ii. TALlAFEhRo.
county, Va
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SALE OF TIE PENNsYLVANiA MAI"

punApxlpulA, June a5.-The Pennsylvsniss %s,n W..
line o. public works sold this evening ~ y. .ns .,.
change in the Of the eoVs,no, ress.s Sss
ads nsLe NV J. Edssr Thompson esass &.
ms Rafo,d a. Sas a.
e ers given for the Governor and Tor inc 1oea
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o,, y,.vtIINGTON CITY.

u,,,,xcTos. June 25.-Ths Postmaster Gensre'
WAsn,.",U' lr.n.US ,s mail service between Richmona
nas s ry WsmnS;s' thus iusurug saving OF time sna
greater regularity. ..,svas from Gov. Piek,u, d.
cuing the tsadss Of the hus''sn a'''''
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vOR SALE. A SNAIL: FARM .r,,r
rUT.pI l. LOTS NEAR AND IN THE

AND VALVASG1E AGE OF GoRDoNsyiLLE. - 90. 81.
I;snnscd of his School buildings and i.ots AZ
HAViS s Subscriber offers for sale his little farm
sssss sr as
of the H.F ssns .uS.,s psssy
square the open s running water in each held all ano
@ sis1s and s :t.Ss
for s ,Ss and and say whss
.ns sf nsss as be hs Sa
on the iarn There is however Commanding hne view OF
| 10 a grove of forest tf.esi S
the farm sud both RaoaIS the village, well set IL
lot Of IS sus O upon otaSs1d
nes Brick cottage and also ists sy gentlemen
' "ss' With H.
lie rare t%si'lss see dny1 and ssunon sy
aer il yery desirable location Tor suem th stands I'll
aIso one ether lot OF hal.nu ucre upou "'''N
| poc,or's Office Stables, &c ,rlcstiop to I'll
.rnrns liberal and made known upon HPp"-
subscriber either in person or by '''sl W. s KEMPER,
Gordonsville, va.
cfE
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LAND, SEtROES, STOCKS, &c. FOX Sfni.. a.
HAVING daterm rmim-d to change my bu.h'ss. , u;,
for sale INV very beautiful Farm, G.enl, p,n55 p5
III the county OF Orange, near tr thpid Ann I.,, 49, d I
within tive miles Of Mtchcls S,non, on the rIens NV wv"
Alexandria raroa in healthy aud ,hckiy so"1 h,st,
borhoodand society equal to any i" Virginia"
ind locust timber and il divided into ri-. -l u":'
good fencing in state OF high cultivation h"d oi
ducvcne.r of soii will compare avoraby "!E h!'S .' @
in the county. The improvements consist al Nv" s,"s
dwelling. nearly new continuing six oi"cr, nt'h'
sn, srrvan,s houses meat house. ice hons'' 'ai"s
house. corn house. barn and siahIr. also 'i rHscHcn
young orchard OF choice iruits. will also s,' 'ii
by the purchaser u the land MY servants s'nca OF hl
kinds. crops farming utensils, household "Hn k'en'"
furniture. ,, =.
Persons desiring further information ARE invited to visit
the sgbscibcr !oe address hun at R"ce''h fof"'
CulpcpHf cU4a,, w.
Juur IL O. Eta"G5' cs.hli
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VALUABLE LAND FOX SALE

In pursuance OF decree ot the Circuit nnd Supe''
Il Court oi AppSnatox county. the under-ieh''iu VI VI
Commissioner, offers for sale the tract OF land 'ni'
"RosELAND." The tract contains to acres. "t' ,,
less with two settefneuts-lGs beautifully III IN" " M M
most healthy regions of Virginia. The tract II wen
tered and mbereG. The land that region Produce '
finest quality OF tobacco that il cultivated III th. s."n
Tbs Improvements being large and comnloio"s "'u''
suit for & boarding school. o,.,
Two elegant Apple and one Peach orchard Peg
Shops aud Mills rery convenient; and also.
of different denominations The society will ta''f"o'
compare with any in Virginia. ,, ON
IL Is situated six miics from the ApLGt.G:toH up,
the South Side Rmil Road. six miles from the .0-il ~
eighteen miles from Lyuchburg und nine nhIe' o' 49,
james River Canal
TERMS One and two years, secured by nnp'e p'''
sonal security. aud thu reserved title to the land
Pc-sons disposed u pnsciase, will plcnse address ~.
at Smthvillc. Powhatan county, Va ! vii! eve Po..
sion ut any time Jas D. MOSBf. Comr
Applications may he made aIso to MrSors "opp'"
APpEasoS, Auclionerrs. bichnOnd, Va.
Muv cl
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.,urs RIVER ESrATE FOK sALL.

OFFE!. lJ' privately my plantation called Mount
4 BerusrI This p!ans4lon Lies on the James River, in
Adventure dam snd within twenty eight miles OF kich
mund IL contains seven hundred aid thirty acres
of whictscventydvc James River grounds
of the beet quality, thirty.fvc creek lGT
grounds and the remainder ia Bea dam crock red
land There is the place good dwelling .house
site and all outhouses aud both the
buildings the fences in good repair and the land
4, ia high state OF cultivation.
; s.o sell the stock and farming utensils upon the
ainr mich cows ai thu farming utensils are, the most
OF them, new, ard sil ot tHan gapd-and there are
enough both stock and iarGHg uiGa.a tpr the tho
rough cul,iv s,ioa Uf the plantation.
The terms OF sale ks 10 the payments viii be l.ade
very mgch to suit the purchaser.
Mr. J,mcs n. Payne, my manager iYiGc on the place,
will show property 10 any person desius u sEamihe
il, Ny adircssi. Washington, D e.
Nav NJ. r.
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THE hn.'-

,,., ,bs following from lie 17oo'o '''r--
Icsn Of last Mondays issue ,vsp.ion
Tbe election for delegates to the nnSe as,Inston Of
- s,r,n constitution, held under IF P. Stanton.
% ,Ss ths tlhss TeTs have reliable ID
vces that Doniphan, Aichison Lsnyen"o,i ali
sIoe' .Gsrson Shawnee and Douglas couht'es q"
an,sd democrats. to the number OF forty one ue,.
.,o,ss The gentlemen thus elected ~ste pn"s.on
',n,r democratic ticket, and very l'stie ous
s mad. 10 them except n l.eavenwoi'mn onu Sat Sa
~ ,,n n,bar counties. The black repup'oa11e
~ cand;dnes in nomination, 30 is' as we arg ,bs
""d r.fu.ed to vote. This was expected: ~ ,he
nu,.e prescribed for them by tho di:uh dTa;,.,, We
%orth and they have adhered 70 u Pan,;oo vii
,, row that III. members Of ths conte',''n on,,sar
- 20 the country that they are true' loya:; oan,
,;,a and Union. loving men that they WIN auGp
ah constitution as will command tue app, ,bt
f svery patriot whether he happens 49,; ,o ,hsy viii
%,r,h or in the South; that by 60 d1'na tme5 fsS
aa,n;r;ster a wholesome rebuxe 10 disloy y,,' AZ N
! ,;nus msrtisans, wherever they may be iouno'
The Republican adds: .s;o,
"The bogus Topeka legislature hna nee" ;n :" Angus
81 a asJ laws providing for al cectlo VI ~. W. -
i,'l Gov d-lepate to Congress. ana olllrl ,na
rn nh;.ct uf these proceedings Ia 10 p,a .tat
Inc s much as no .euis, and to proLIes su." Snt
%' a. vt ,mo future day, VIII orlhe 49,
a, ,I,i.nn bet w--l the reco::sen hi.h on! n.. thr
nant snd th. traitors When ha' tiue eo rn,;or
70 ca, h, no doubt upon Which sac 'pe =
If ths peopl. will be touud.
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TUNHE subscriber oers ut private sae that beautiful
Farm in Goochlsnd county, called ORAPAkES, iy.
Ing ON James River Licking Hole Creek, and the James
River and ksuswhs Canal four milcs above the Court
unuse thirty miles from Richmond The situs
tion |. among the beautiful the rvor command
ing view OF the whole arabic surface fine view of the
surrounding country and canal Tor severa miles up aud
down the river The estate s in high state OF improve.
mcnt and remarkably healthy one. adoins the es'
tates of Thomas Desue, w. b. weisiger Mud H. skip
with aud contains 9s acres. OF which III - acres are
hrs low grounds 22U OF second low grounds s1s
acres of arabic high land and 29 acres OF wood land
The imp ovecuts consist of frame dwelling with eight
rooms Ia good Kitchen outhouses quarters ovcrserrs
house built the last five years with brick chimneys
AMI unlcrpunius, and new brick bnrn, iUx3O with
shed running the whole length sixteen ieet wide new
,hr..linr MACHINE, new icu house. aud all necessary
stables sc. >,
would do wei. visit this before purchasing elsewhere, as
| will s,l on reasonable terms.
Fy,-y preparation is making TO seed 200 acres in
When, lis tn 100 OF it in tailow, and the corneld has
been sUwed III peas. >,
TO desirable purchaser would sell every thing MS it
s,and. and most OF the negroes
NV manager Mr.. Sanders, will show the estate to any
one w:shln. 70 purchase
hiy aiir.-. subjects p. o, Pownstan county.
nc, I5-r;t MILES G.. SELDES.
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,,HII STORE FOX sAlE ,;r.
l,a..;on.i engagements requiring my entire
orcoon' will sell the key, stock. and hxturesbTI
h, Drug now KEEP, by me Tsy y.osk
fe'ns II Ill elected and good business can ot
sase ST sny ~6S sxsc
attention.
E-h cta
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WEWARD.
rWt.NTY DVi.L. nsid ior tha appre

rWtNTl DTI5s Oaid Tor iha HIp'Fu.o ISs S1n.e. 50
Vi ss. q vi: Ss S;ss:s's a ss county q
B. He !, 1 Rsstinsnain. or may probably
be @ sson, or 'tS yss So
n Chesterfield Co.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

EDUCATIONAL lIERALD-Denison Il Smith, Pub.
l'shers, all! Propristors, New York We have ,u-,
received The hrst three numbers :; .s naw periodi.
cal, devoted 10 EgaGns aui le interests Of SCHOOL,.
:e:Si'9f4 aga p"p,s. lnppears to us To bs adnira.
'Iy conducted and well worthy Of ~ wide cIrcua.
ton.
Our Acknowledgements are due for the following
works
ThE ANriQuARY-lIou.ehold edition Of Waverly
Novels, Decentralization Il Fields From Mr.. A.
Morris.
The lvoHs-l.y the .utsor of Amy Herbert, etc..
New iork-App!eton &Co. From MIR. j. Wood.
house.
lIsr"Ry CT TcRKEY-By a. De Lsmartnc,
New i"rk-D. Appleton g. Co. From Mr. j,
Wnodhouse
DrsEroR TERRAcE-By the author Of the Heir of
Re1cIyh', etc, New lork-D. Appleton Il Co.
From Mr.. j. Woodhousv.
L!f& PioTuREs FROM PAsToR's NorE Book
by Robert Turnbull, New York-Shsldon, Blake.
man N Co. From Messrs. Workman " Cottren
TEXT Book OF ASaLyrrc GEOMETRY. BY James
Mills Pierce, A.. NJ Cambridge. Published by John
Bartlett From Mr. 5. W. Randolph.
THE Works or HORACE, with English Notes, by
the Rev. A. j. Macleane. NJ. d. revised and edited by
Reginald H. Chase, A. VI. Cambridge. John Bartlett.
From Mr. j. W. Randolph.
ScaooL HIsroRr OF THE UNITED SrArEs AND
THE ADJACENT PARTS OF AMERICA. BY j. g. Quack
enbos, A. NJ. New York. Appleton & Co. From
Mr.. A. Morris.
CHIT CHAI OF HuMoR, Wit AND ANEcporE. BY
Pierce Pungent. New York Stringer Il Townsend
From Mr.. James Woodhou4e.
ArpLEroS's ILLUSTRATED HASD Book OF AMERI.
CAS- TRAVEL. New York. d. Appleton & Co.
From Mr.. j. Woodhouse.
AMERICAN A:GLER's GUIDE. New York. ID. Ap.
pleton \ Go. From Mr.. j. Woodhouse.
CHARACTERISTICS OF WOMEN. by Mrs Jameson.
tPncket Edition.) Boston. TGknor Il Fields. From
Mr.. A. Morris.
The Sister OF CHARITY. BY Mrs. Jameson. Bos.
ton. Ticknor u Fields. From u. 4 -
FLEuRa ID A''---.
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-, tnIrORS AND PHINTEJes.

be. sss 70 TSsrs fs si'eI'S GKS.MnsT tG .nS
vA;rg.s PRESSES &c, &c, large supply o,
w. ley srep constantly hand at their Type aud
,'-...g., Fnuadry. No. 81, Gold Street, New YORK
y. .v- full assortment OF all articles requireu III
-""- CASES. CHASES, GALLEYS, &c,
,. r,:c. NJ warrant equal in every respect 70 aoy
|, ,.,,,rr. n ,as country, aud winch we VIII sen n
-. .,ai,. or ten per cent. discount for cush ou
.t,l IN exchange for at the customary price
an, .~:, Ge; gpd. il delivered "ihn % gays "0"'
=. '' WM uAGAR, Jk g. co.
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su,c,pE.-Richard c: windle formerly hs ms'Ip po,i
sWincb.s,sr. committed :uicids at ina Mhms ,sud.
c,,,t county, w. on the 18th instr by taxing ''8'
| nuul,
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mo. ID. ASHTON,
rropNEy AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
A SH4RNEEToRH, ILLINOIS,
o. s-wpa
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r.r,.r.snca. AGENT IN VisoIs!A. tor me 'no,t ;,,
...s' ..:,.,'.hm.u,, can supply the trade VIII
:, p; i,-cr,p'ioH ui ,,,.,ye c,srs T..
ruHr.NG PRESSES, TYPES. tAshS, s ae: III.
gyr,arm ,1r u;wa-i. Of ten years fttieir es-
- ., a;.,ei.a!s puica-,sd rom Mes
c. 80 i..i.ssd f"co"rerd rns'fto TO the trade, anu
+ oss. sM:.Tsss M be- " ,sa Sf o,Tr5aea o,T%HshE T'
81 +. ,,::c.ss LsY u I. Office. Richmond, 20
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NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATION .,;.
CoSGoHp, ,ad resolutions condemning the Dreo
sturs noi The House has e1puugsd the negro
SS"tt Ssabi,y clause from the nilitia bill
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STEAMER BURNT-Lo3, Or lhN''h i'''

orrnEc, June 27.--rne Steamer NoStreh Shs had % on
burn, Yesterday near Cape 81 KDlue ,-sa a hundred
ooS'; ,,,v of whom are supposed 10 have been a[""
a,'u al or burnt. The captain and crew were 'N'e
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o''isE Richmond Va June 18th, iso.. o:..,.yr.d
TWO 4SD esDpapg. HIay payable S on the a
80 EnaIier- or their du'S s''A j. B. MACMURDo,
Treasurer.
n,n,rAIr
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&,UGARs-Crushed, Powdered s"u '''u0''e'
- gars IN store, tor sale oy e u KlNKER & co,
J.Ie 70 e. ~
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~. .--,., .--.,,,. ~ n0I.I.ARs KESAKD

WI hs .gPG5ssh'"iSSo" gHGs %So ac.sondsd Gm
W wLAM .bs i5sh April last taking with him nr
,.s S key j. ssS%: ny ssi
mile y yyi f'Ss be en- c hi, delivery in FsSs,S sna Sea,
Ss @; a'e so ~ ,hnt he mny be brought ''eA anu "'
v "a according TO law ruoNpsON J. SULLIVAN:
IhoMf CIV Falmouth, Va
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NOTICES:

.uS most complete sssortmen, Of Of
Aa aI Wnn%u articles OF all kinds TO eo ioahI ,o
.h state which win sell aand below ,ts, eOs' on hand uu
L them out as do wish TO keep tne U of the
~ ox, e,son 'rhey are from the inanniaetoa aAo, n
h., makers and will he warranted in every If the
w wish good and cheap GUN call a. te EoSsRD
Rde. Old Street, Petersburg; Va Is src srm,. &C.
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71.IIE HOSPITAL

nrI.l.EVUE HOSFirrN rn.h Hill. Rich
nuns n.;aoa il situated on 1a.,ch cn%jeh ' Hnd is FUR
as oSess Of Hospital sss
Ses S s''s @d good and hs1 suitable ne os
@ 81 and G,Hsss ,a sosniol. nav" so :.
y Md pesd.fy anss[.sasd ssGsasdd
gwen sarsiss 70 oss1' al patients ns placed under
tac' charge. rppHs.
Co orei Patients i
W 10. ............--- I to 10
ansraee all charges for Board "ea'''
ys,,s4l sni Surgical attendance.
| s-So SMALLPOX admitted; .,o
" n Grace street, between an ana III 'l'
'%' v. SN."s ~ ~ n ish between Broad and Maf'n''''
r Co.msn, N. D.. corner ith ana "ta Esb as-csm
81 len, Phvsician-Dr. WOOD. ---1-
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WANTED

mn NEGROES, TO Work on the .'I"r, .HI'u"
E'4oN 200 to Ope seSnandna TO Cedar Keys-Dr who"
Il. aSse wages will be paid "a 70 100 negroes can
Who ssin. furnish atS@ SssDs srO,.s' high
p,e a!Ir contract al sFa Faui"s
pa.es, Oy spplyingto ,osEpH FINEGAN co.
-, On ,a31 Jun" 2-clW'
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syIIccCC0nMIcKs Kis!: kEHrnMs.w hsapers will do well
promptly as the w.iq.ssed p,SsssSd to work xs-so
r. Md Ia 1 EspsL spss with care and a1sary ID
re ,; aq".rs ,: Of ali ;ho wheat 'eH''eIHia NJ SMITH
GiNE-
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NOTICE. 49,,
,..tEL RINEH AN

CONWAY ROBINSON AND SA'e"' @"r
JONES, p;cbmond
h aneS s.i.ra, IA Courts. and Of ApPesp Of
r.. Jones will sl.o practice 10 tue ""
Ri. nn.ond City and Henrico. ,-h .dc) between 9Th
his Office Is on MAN 'u''' April l6-3swa
n,ha
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OLD POINT
There were three hundred visitors iS, at oa R. we'd
."ss among thsm Aan e.nar,ss M% ,a,s 0A co.
."y ur today.
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COMMERCIAL SAVINGS I1sinia. wAMhi Decem.
TiHARTEgED .: the Legislature This Institution re-
ceir-s iepos,. on which interest psa sx months
per cent per aanum II remaining on uep'
and Pc: cen, Tor shorter perloas;, ox..;dont.
CEo J. SUMNER. Secretary,
InIjN H. MONTAGuE. Treasurer
ts-oHcs No. l5s, corner Main and ls'n '''
]
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r@ HATRHA ''tiG Sg
FANCY GOODS &c. which wilt be q. :osd 10" al 'H' 's
Of iar Rife Old street, e''''s' c. LEONARD,
repairor of Watches, Clocks 'ewe'fS' &C.
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One negro man named Qua.n' Ha
IN N.uro woman named Jane'
Negro woman named Cab
Nero msu named Cesar
Negro man named Cipeo,
Negro woman named Esss' si,ass
Negro woman named Flora sl.st
Negro woman named named Ssrsl sara
Negro woman named named : Jane, ane,
Negro woman named 10y : y
Negro boy named pharoah' !,I!'
Negro girl named rn,'ils, W,r,
Negro Mulatto named hs.r u
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rrxxrssEE CONGRESSIONAL SoAiSA,

TIUNS. i:J,tas for
The following ,'m ,snt ~. districts in T-nnester'
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This tract san be divided to great hasahas naeb
ss to make two tsrins Soo"' Se'e' w
Anril l3-cwtf -------
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-09
A Startling Rumor.

A report is current here that
among the emigrant trains which
were murdered by the Cheyennes, was
cone that left Prairie City about the
latter part of May last. In that
train were Hon. SAMUEL MEwHINNEY
and family, DR.. WrsTTALL and fami-
ly, THos. MCGOWAN and family, A.
o. CARPENTER and family, Cyrus s.
GLEASON, GEORGE II. HAvENs, and
several others we'll known by many
Of our citizens. AS the Indians are
. unusually troublesome this season,
and as several trains are reported to
have recently been captured and
murdered, we fear there is too much
truth in the rumor. We wait with
painful anxiety for further develop.
(, ments.
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-09

surround it,twhollive in filth and rot
tenness. and whose life blood is the
destruction Of reputation comes in
fora notice, This miserable cur 81
the Messenger and the dirty whelps
who follow him always bark when
they imagine they are out Of dan
ger. Such scoundrels as Pate and
Peacock are hardly worth noticing.
Ills only aboutthree hours ride. from
Westpolt to Independence, and the
aforesaid "things'' can apply to them
selves any epithet they please, and
hold me responsible. | hold myself
in readiness to give satisfaction at all
times, Then"Come on, 70 towards
all, ye were. got in fear, ifye were
born in home" A. w. KING,
Weston, Mo-, June 8, 1857. al
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-09
Very Significant.

A Lecompton correspondent of an
eastern paper says, under date OF
June I'd. 7.lp sa. ..l
"Gov. Walker was at church at
Lawrence last Sunday, and on his re-
turn was overheard to say:
"The A6oIitionists Of Laurence ana
Of Kansas have aever get been uader-
stood. Touch their pocket--that Is Mt
way to reach hem." o"
All, ha this is the game, is it?-
Who was Gov. Walker closeted with
ON that occasion? Is the above the
true explanation Of some recent move
ments in a certain direction. No
wonder Gov. Walker is eulogized.- -
No wonder he can't be spared.
Look out for fresh putfs for Gov.
Walker !---Lawrcnce Republican.
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-09
Politenesus,

: BE polite, gentlemanly to every
NO ". True politeness, flowing from
a heart Of benevolence, is o for tune,
"a rich capital, a bank never falling
At will secure you friends when moth.
ing else will. Study to practise it,
carry it out daily, in all your nter.
l~courSc with men, and especially with
the ladies, athome and abroad, in the
rears, stage, coach, steam boat, at ia.
BILE, every where. True courtesy
sheds hallowed loveliness over the
character wherever it is seen. Study
toPlease every body from real good.
ness Of heart, the rich and the poor
the elevated and the humble, the
saint and the sinner. A little self.
denial, a kind look, a pleasant smile
q benevolent action, cost but little,
while they are 'like apples of gold
in pictures of silver"
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-09
The School Section Question Settled

We are informed by S. N. WooD,
Esq, that bill passed Congress last
winter, allowing all persons who set
tied on the school sections prior to
survey, the privilege of pre-empting
them at the usual price for govern
ment lands. The school Commits
.sioncr, however, is at liberty to select
as much unoccupied in the Territory
for the purpose as each township re.
quires. Who is our school commits.
sioner? Had not the lands belong
ing to our township better be select.
ed before all the best portions of the
Territory is settled? /?
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-09
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