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VOLUME LIV.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK Feb. l0.-The steamship Indian, :g' =.
Liverpool, with dates TO the 9th January, has sr'''
at Portland.
Attbe lime OF her leaving Liverpool there waa 2
declining tendency in the market for a.; ami
bresdstuffs, except corn which was higher. Cot'-G
had advanced.
The sales of cotton for the three days ending ::
amounted to q 900 bales, at an advance OF "r' 'c
ter pence Spectators took 1000 bales and eAy,.-
ers 1000 bales. The market closed with ao e'..nc
ing tendency.
Manchester advices were favorable.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. N-Holders Of cotton d.Ir:..I
an advauce-but buyers exceed the sellers r'ovr
very dull and quotations are irregular. Wheat II
and quotations are barely maintained sales "i r"' -
IS 6s 3D. white 7s 7s I'd, choice rs Sd. Corn O.
tive and has advanced Cd to Is; sses Of mixsc ..
yellowlat 33Aa34s ,white 36s37. Provisions ar G.i
Rosn is dull at Is. Spirits OF Turpentne ls "''1 q
36 to 36} and 37is. Rice is dull at 19is2ut' s'oHT
Coffee and Tea are unchanged. Cousois Tor L: O."
and for account 95ta95t.
The wedding of the Princess Royal took p,.ca a.
Windsor Castle on the twenty.dfth of Jr1u'r... Tie
ceremonies are described IA very inprelng.
The American chip Adria'ic, which sscapeh ''.'
Marseilles, had been ca aptured and taken bach /"
of war.
The news from India is unimportant. The re- y
were threatening Aumbsugh.
Serious disturbances had taken place at Beli a. -
The mob, however, were finally dispersed. j. o. :
rous arrests had been made.
The operations for the launch OF fhe Lsv'a'!ien =
been resumed and the chip moved eighteen lee. u
two days,
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LATER FROM KANSAS.

Sr. LOUIS Feb 9.-Karsas letters to the "Demo.
crat. says the Legislature has passed bill proVid
ing for new Constitution. The Delaware: Crossing
and other returns, were found buried beneath
wood pile in Cslheun's office, at Lscomp;on, by
Sheriff Walker, who despatched tbither persons to
search the Board of Commits soners and 10 investi'
gate all Frauds Wrts have been i.sued for the ar
rest Of McLsne and Sherwood, who, it is said, have
hed
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AN ACT TO PREVENT SLAVES FROM GAIN
ING THEIR FREEDOM.

Mr.. Magruder has reported bill in the House OF
Delegates of Maryland, to the effect that nosave who
has been may be hereafter msnumitted by deed or
will upon condition that the said slave shall eave that
State or upon any other condition or contingency
shall be entitled to freedom until the said condition
shall have been performed, the specified contngen
cy shall have happened. Also. that no alave shall
hereafter be manunitted, by deed will unless the
said slave is at the date OF the manumssion, above
the age of ten and under the age of forty6ve years.
and able to gain livelihood and support by labor
The act TO take effect on its passage.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

FARM IN HENhICU rVh SZAAh
r. WILL seil 500 acreS of chickahominy River land
two.snl. a half miles East Of the City Of Richmond
three hundred acres cleared and In high state of cult
ysion the balance In original growth with large quan
div of fus TIMBER also, two lots Of Sne tobacco land o
fbe improvements consist of framed building with
Ave rooms and all necessary out houses bold spring OF
delightful water within sixty feet Of the house. and seve
raj othor springs of equal value upon the farm large
and beautiful garden spot with variety of garden its
and an extensive and well assorted Peach, Apple ano
Cherry Orchard
The farm for the siEe 10 not surpassed by any 10 inc
country whether for health, beauty productivehes
invite the attention of purchasers, and w nd
sure In showing the farm. Ny residences
Jan 5-c6w WIN. a NnnIS in-.
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COMMODORE PAULDING.

committee of citizens of Mobile have forwarded
letter to the Secretary of the Navy with resolutions
demanding that Commodore Psulding be tried by a
court martia also containing the charges and speci.
fcations on which he should be tried. Joint resolu.
,ions have also been introduced in the Louisiana Ss-
nate denouncing the acts of Commodore Psulding,
and instructng Senators and requesting the Repre-.
ssnstives in Congress to the views expressed
o ha carried into effect.
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THE HARTFORD DEFAULTER.

The precise amount Of Seymours dsfalcation in
Hartford is sscerained to be Sis sou. His sureties
are responsible in $l0 00O, leaving the loss to the Sa
wings Institution SlU5 5DO. The whole capital OF the
concern is swept away, and the Bank will be immed.
stey wound up. it 10 hoped with comparatively small
loss to depostors. The whereabouts Of the detauer
In not vet known,
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NATURALIZATION,

bill has been reported in the House Of Delegate,
of Maryland, by Mr.. Alexander, declaring that from
and after the first day of April next it shall not be
lawful for any court of that State or any judge or
clerk of any court of that State, to receive from any
person any declaration Of intention to become cItl
zen of the United Sses grant to any person any
certificate OF naturalization citizen Of the United
States.
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Tn All. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,

UNAKE NOTICE, that the 2lst day of April next,
Il shall petition the Circuit Court of the County Of
Louisa In the Of Virginia. which Court will then
be in seson order Samuel P Hackett admnistrator
de bonis non with the will annexed Of James mche de-
ceased pay and deliver to nae all person. property and
money in Els hands belonging to my wards Mary Susan
Niche, James R. w. Niche, and Archibald Mcdaniel
who minors and to authorize to sue for recover
and receive all money personal property which may
belong my said wards In the State Of Virginia. and to
remove tho tho State of Arkansas in which the
said wards reside, and In which have been appointed
my hand this 18th day Of January. 1855:
Jan 30-cw4w COLBERT COLDWEIL.
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FASHIONS AND FOLLIES OF WASHING
TON LIFE. A PLAY IN FIVE Acrs. By HENRY
CLAY PREUss.-Park Benjamin, a critic Of undispu.
ted taste says of this play which has just reached u.s.
that the literary merits of the play as picture OF
society-s satire with its diaogue-are all first rate
built of spice, and wit, and genuine fun. Some OF
the points are a. keen as Sheridan's." What higher
praise can the laughter. loving public desired
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GEO. WATT. P. II. sTARRE.


TUNHIs PLOW has been steadily ~
IL gaining favor with the farmers N4
and planters fer the last ten years, A-
until It may now be considered the
popular Pow In In the whole South has taken
premiums threo of State Fail and at the last S5
took the yIRsT all the most popular Plows In use
II has also taken premium given by the Mechanics
Institute of Virginia upon Plows well silver medal
being tho highest offered by this Instute and has
been successfully tested in every variety of soil In this
State, and many of tho more 'outhern States.
Manufactured BY the undersigned at their factory on
Franklin suset below the Exchange, Richmond, Va
where may be had nearly every article used for ng the
soil. All made in our own shops Of best material
April 9-cly GEO. WATT CO.
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PhNITENTIAkY OF VIRGINIA.

PhNITENTlAkY OF VIRGINIA..
MANUFACTURED at this Institution, and sold tnere OF
md a, the Agents Store No. q, Pearl street. the
following articles at reduced prices TO witt
Boots Shoes and Brogues
Women Children and Servants Shoes
wagon and Car, Harness Of every description
Machine Bands Leather Hose
Wagons Carts
Drsys and Wheelbarrows
Wardrobes, Safes &c.
Striped and Plaid Cottons
Kersey, and Linseys, for plantation hands
Ready Made Clothing for servants.
Mos, Of the above articles hand and for SALE or Will
be made or repaired other job work done to order on
short notice for cash. punctusl customers only on
short time.
proup,ly attended 70. Address X. NJ. NlMMO,
July 3-cn Agent and Storekeeper Va. Penitentiary
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THE LITTLE COMMODORE. BY MAY Ram.
BIER. Illustrated. New York: Sheldon, Brakeman
IL Co.
The following notice of this attractive little book
is from the Washington National Iutegencer
at has been pleasantly said that is rorth whe to
be child in these latter days If for nothng else to
provement of youth. Among the number Of those
which deserve to inspire such sentiment is the
charming little volume Of which the title il given
above, and in which the accomplished suthor con.
ducts Little Commodore through tour of ob'er'
walton in the Old World, the recital of which is
equally repIete with amusement and instruction
adapted to the juvenile mind. The tact of the lady
gentle hand Is sensby apparent through all its pic
tured pages, and with ssch pleasant and Intelligent
cicerone Is May Rambler proves herself to be- we
hone that many youthful reader will retrace in her
company the steps Of Frank Melville, the hero Of this
storv -
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u1Nc a. OUREN LAND FOR SALE.


vu@HE undersigned a. Trustee of Richard and g. Well.
ford Corbin offers for sale the following Tracts OF
and. In King l. Queen County. 70 wit:
Tract called Lsneve containing sSou. soo se1s.'
with Dwelling h0Sss: ns c.bins q. In GOOD order Also
Ssrv Valuable Grist and Flour MIL
Same ,x or seven hundred in cultivation and
,hs re,dse ia heavily tmbered This Land lies the
Ms,tspopi river, Immediately opposite to West Point
To~nsS bv VIM p Taylor, ESQ which is the terminus
IF sbe Richmond and York River Railroad
Also, Tract of Land, called Top Knot containing
% sO acres there 10 about go of this Land under
sul,r .,on. and the resduc 10 heavily Timbered
Aso Tract of Land containing about 400 acres known
~ ,hs nsme of Pluck Rose which Land 10 also heavily
mbcred These last Tract. of Land lie within three
and four miles Of the Mattaponi River
Also Tract Of Land called CARROTS supposed to
tain 200 acres.
Also. piece Of Land, lying on Dragon Swamp, sup
,osed 70 contain seventy acres, which is heavily tim
ANY person desirous of purchasing those Tracts
of Land or either of them will please apply to Mr..
dres, the whose Post Office Il Brandy Station
Cuipeper County, Va; or he::rs Richard and 8. Well
ford Corbin, Fredericksburg, Va.
IVA Ian SNe.f WIN NJ WEXFORD.
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MEADOW FARM FOR SALE.

OFFER at Private Sale my Farm lying in the county
of Prince William adjoining the land Of Judge Tyler
and Immediately on the Turnpike Road leading from
Alexandria to Warrenton and two and half miles from
Gsnesvie depot on the Manassas Gap Railroad thirty
nve miles distant from Alexandria which place be
reached In tive hours on the cars.
Ths Estate contains Nine Hundred and Fortyone and
Half Acres-about four hundred Of which in Wood
and Timber The balance In cleared and divided into
nne Fields all Of shem we'll wae,ed BY lasting Springs
pssses through the from West East bordering
on which is beautiful Meadow OF one hundred acres
now well taken in Timothy and blue grass and not only
valuable a. Meadow but highly useful for grazing pur
poses Tho uplsnds rolling and susceptible Of any
degree Of improvement
The Improvements are largo and commediou. Dwell.
Ing with spacious four above and three be-
low stairs and the necessary out houses. Surround.
Ing tho yard large and fourshing Orchard of Appes,
Pssrs Peaches Cherries, Aprcots, &c. of the finest
riees and MANY of them n full bearing Country Stores
are numerous and convenient The neighborhood 10
surpassed by any in the State for health and affords the
best society.
those wishing to purchase ane country residence,
will DO we'll to call and examine this estate.
Por further information address Judge z. Collins Lee,
Baltimore, Nd, or the Subscriber.
DE- JAS. w. F. MACRAE.
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sAM'L D. LEAKE.

IN OTICE-The late Co-Partnership exishng helween
~ JOSEPH T. SWEETSER and URBAHP HUTCH.
iNGs. who have been doing business In the City and
County of San Francisco State of California under the
nyls Of sWEETsER, HUTCHlNGs CO., was, on the
18th day of December 1857 by order and decree of the
District Court Of the Fourth judicial District In and tor
the State of California dissolved.
And 1t further deereed That the undersigned bo
and he was appointed referee take accounting be-
tween said psiners and also TO take proof of any deb
claims or demand, against said eo-partnership
seger do hereby notify ell creditors of said firm Of
swsetssr, Hutshngs Co. 70 appear before rne at my
office No. ll4 Montgomery Street. San Francisco, Cali:
this notice and present and prove their de6ts claims or
demands against said frm. And shall report to said
Court within days afor the expiration OF said four
months. GEO SEGER
s,n Franciaeo Dec 10 1857 Feb l-cwew
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SALE OF THE STEAMER FASHION.
MOBILE, Feb. l0.-Y-sterday the steamer r2S''oIl
was sod by the U. S. Marshal tor S2UO. TO Mr.. i.Hs
phries. There were no opposition bids.
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SLAVE EXEMPTION.-A bill is now 5eto-' :
Alabama Senate and undergoing coDsdernbie III .'":
sion, which provides for the exemption 0! on -'-'-
in every family from seizure for deh: II. y:-o..
biljties are in favor of the passage Of the BIZ.
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US. VESSELS OF WAR.

new YORK, Feb l0.-'rhe soop of war s. L'''s
arrived last evening from Porto Praya. She ',r-'
to the African squsdron. The Cumberland anc ' 4.
cennes were at Port Prsya.
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1.-THE AMERICAN CIrIZEN."-BY Bl.HoP
HoPKINs.-We have received copy of this most in.
teresting and valuable work. Its ability and conser
vatve .prit, especially upon the exciting sectional
question of the day. must exert powerful beneficial
influence upon the public mind, particularly in the
non.slaveholding States. citizen Of Virginia, eni.
nent for his high intelligence and many virtues bears
the following potent testimony to the merits of the
work:
"Itis highly finished work; an octave volume Of
45O pages of good sized print the production Of
American, republican, Christian gentleman, of the
fret order of taente, gifted with the command Of
beauty and flow Of style, which make it positively
fascinating, while every page is more or less enriched
with those peculiar traits Of our national character
and institutions, which has long been destderotum
to see set forth by citizen Of our Republic, adequate
70 the task. The book vindcates Bishop Hopkins
high claims to being the man for the work, showing
throughout that its high minded author has been
Influenced by any considerations, but such as ought
to govern enlightened Christian patriot; and while
It's ilumined pages reflect always clear and often
new light upon multitude of subjects Of public.
cia and domestic interests, il may be more emphati.
cay pronounced the book of the times because it
treats the vexed question between the North and the
South, with degree of sound judgment and fair dis.
elimination, which none but the uras, on both sides
of Mason's and DiIon's line, can gainsay"
The book may be obtained at Mr. P. B. Prices
bookstore.
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TWRNTY DOI,LARS REWARD

WILL pay twenty dollars for the delivery 70 me Of
i negro man, PLEASANT, belonging to VIM. Fontaine
Of Gooehsnd county Pleasant about forty years old.
has some marks about his neck rather over the medium
h.gh, and nearly black. Pleasant has wife at VIM.
HuEhes, in Fuvanna county, and is doubt in that
pasSborbood Pleasant had pass TO visit his master
when be eft Richmond during Christmas.
Jsrle-ctf HECTOR DAVIS.
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MARRIED..

MARRIED at Saratoga, the residence Of Mrs. Sqi-H =
PAGE on the 4th February. by the Rev Mr. n "
BENJAMIN HARRISON, to Miss MATTELLA G. F~'..
of Clarke county, Va.
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New YORK, Feb. lO-In thu Assembly 1. - =
vote was takep-ayes II, noes Clio invite ) &C..
Stanton OF Kansas, 10 speak in their chsnasr -. =.
urdsy,
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RY TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION.

communication has been received
" lrcu. Judge WILLIAM LEIGH. rendering his re-
psou as the the Third Circuit to take ebeet on
s lot cay February next and the samo having been ae
from the Judge and from the Clerks Of the Court.
in said Circuit ,ha, that the Spring terms ot
,sd Courts should be held: therefore, In conformity 70
law the Sheis of the counties Of Cumberland. Bucking'
ham. Appomsttox, Campbell, Prince Edward Charlotte
and Hsax and the Sergeant Of the City OF Lynchbrrg
are hereby required election for Judge oI
aid Circuit TO be held rst day OF March next ut
tho places prescribed by law.
Given under my hand GOVERNOR and under the sea- sea
tsEAL day of January 1853 and In the SD Of the
Commonwealth HENRY A. WieE'
BS The Governor, GEoKar W. MuxFoHD: Secretary OF
The Commonw ealrh Jan 2V-otoc
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VILLA ESTATE FOR SALE,

1NE of the most charming residences In tne o's'o 90
Nov York ,itua,ei In we'll wooded park, ana sur
rounded by about 80 Of fertile land and
p.rosS now partially constructed the city Of Albany
viii b. brousb. within forty minutes ,,,.,
TO gentlemen desiring magnificent and healthy resi-
acs for thsr families during the summer months the
rnnEetor honestly recommends this place. The house
be shut up and left during the winter months IN
feet safety. More land can DO purchased II desired.
Apply TO Judge NEALE, Alexandrta, Va. Jan 3-cllt
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ANOTHER ALLEGED DEFAULTER.-The
Hartford "Tlmes" states that one OF the Willimanc
(Conn.) manufacturing companies has ost oy the de-
Thousand dollars.
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Rrw,pn FOR A DEEarrrER.

HARTFORD. Feb. l0.-The Savings lnsti'n'f'- C..
Hartford, Conn, has offered reward OF 50 dt' -.
the delivery of Seymour, the defsulting Tre".1 g.
Hartford. The defacation, 1t lie said, has ruined
institution
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MOUNT VERNON.
MOUNT VERNON.
The following is an extract from private letter
from distinguished lawyer, dated

7
NEW YORK. Feb. 6, 1858.
81 should really think that every one, at least Of
the old thirteen States, and every man and woman
they contain, would rush forward to share with Vir
gnia in the high honor of paying the purchase mo.
ney for the hallowsd sepuchrs. Were il within our
borders we would hardly part with the privilege of
paying the whole, andI regard it positively mag.
unanimous in Virginia, thus to allow all to come in,
and stand side by side with the Ancient Dominion -
God speed your noble efforts my dear and valued
friend! / rejoice to be fellow citizen with women
like you and the Southern Matron 60 heirs Of one
common country and political children Of the Father
that won it all by his fortitude and virtue.
"With constant regard, yours, ever faithfully"
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THE EARTHQUAKE IN NAPLES.
From Naples tho latest accounts raise the computed
number Of victims from the earthquake; IL It, 10 now
supposed that SO.OOO perisbed, while "5s.oOo have
been rendered houselsss.
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THE NEGRO RACE-Bayard Taylor writing

THE NEGRO RACE.-Bayard Taylor, writlng
from Nubia, in Upper Egypt. says:
"Those friends of the African race who point to
Egypt as q proof what that race has accomplished,
are wholly mistaken. The only negro features re-
presented 10 Egyptian sculpture are those of slaves
and capiives taken in Ethiopian wars of the Pha.
roabs. The temples and pyramids throughout Nu-
bis, far the Dsref and Abyssiuis, all bear the
bisroglyphy of monarchs, and there evidence in
all the Valley of the Nile that the negro race ever at.
tanned higher degree of civilization than is at pre-
snnt exhibited in Congo aud Ashantee."
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PRUIT TREES AND SHRUBBERY.
aOIiTHERN GREENWOOD NURSERY.

HIAVING on hand choice variety Of F1urr -
III TREEs Of my own raising, and grating
suffcietly largo for ransplantng respectfully - -
call the attention of the public to them.
MY Nursery 10 located ahalf miles Norh.East
from the Old Market where will take pleasure in show
ing them.
An orders addressed to, left at my agents, Mesr.
Va or myself will meet with prompt attention
LEI SHADE Trees furnished to order.
kng ex-cSm LEWIS TUDOR.
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FROM WAsHINGTOE CITY.
KANSAS aEE.IRS Albany.

WARRINGTON, Feb. l0.-The Democratic c1-c:'5
on Kansas affairs, has been postponed III So,
Eight, in consequence OF the absence o: raeInb.'
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Buckl,nd, Pr. WlIli.m CO., W., April l4-ctf
JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

1HyHE subscriber oers for sale bis Tract Of Land call
II ed sHoWDEN, lying on James River, In the county
Of Goochland, thirty miles above Richmond This tract
s xtyfve acres Of the best quality of James River low
grounds The high land s very fine, and is capable Of
the hiahest Improvement There 10 Dwelling House
this place good Barn and the usual Out Houses found
4 Farm. -
Dr. George w. Harris and John Thompson, Esqs. living
near will shew the property to any ono wishing to view
the premises.
Sept 3-ewr sAM'L d. LEAkE