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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-10-18

Licking county has given majority OF
700 for Jewett.
Butler county has probably gone for
the Union ticket; but the majority is not
stated.
Guernsey county gives the Union tick
ct 325 majority.
Erie county-Tod's maj. 1900 to 1900
in Sandusky City it was 95.
Mu>kingum-Za GAINESVILLE, Jewett's maj
81, loss OF 164 over his vote for Congress
last fall-maj. in county from 200 to 500.
Lorain--Oberlin, Tod's maj. 325; E.
lyria 395.
Cuyaboga - Cleveland, Tod's maj.
1917; Bedford, Tod g votes, Jewett
uot one! Brooklyn. Tod's maj 4l9.
Huron-Tod's maj. 377.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-10-18

.WoRKs MEET FOR REPENTANCE. Brig
Gen. Pierce, lately commanding at Big
Bethel, Va. is now serving as private
in Col Fletcher We bster's regimant.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-10-18

New A Po1HrMENrs s--The Columbus
Journal says Judge Lloyd, Of S'enbe nville
Ohio, has been appointed Lieut.. Col in
a regiment of cavalry now forming on
the Western Reserve,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-10-18

s,eubsnvil.e. Tods majority $50
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-10-18

AMERI CA WILL BE GREATER THAN EVER.
The crisis will pass; the elements Of
vitality which America beats in her will
give her strength to surmount it. Soon
you Will see this country greater, more
full of future than ever.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-10-18
LIE WIS A. Drummer, Editor and Proprietor.

CLEVELAND. O.
OnI of the Eight Colleges of the 'Nation .
Chain. Located in
New York City, Philadelphia, Albany
Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago
and St. Louis.
Scholarships purchased at this point good
all the Colleges.
Greatest inducements in the United States
For full particulars as to our
Extensive Collegiate Course,
embracing all branches pertaining to CONNER
cial sc ences;
The Union of Cleveland Colleges,
with thorough corps of teachers and lectur-
ers, and two practical and experienced resi-
dent Principals,
The National Chain System,
afTording far more and better advantages than
any single isolated school can pretend to;
Practical and Ornamental Penmanship
taught by one of the best American Artists.
whose specimens ere taking the Premiums a
all the Fairs;
The College Bank,
at which students do business in harding
money, making deposits, discounting notes.
drawing checks &c;
The Great Rail Road Set,
embracing ticketing. .freighting, station busi
ness, entries of Auditors, Cashiers, &c.-the
only complete set yet tintrodu ed;
Bryant q Stratton's Text Books,
to DO used in connection with manuscripts:
their three works Book keeping; the Coun
ting House edition, being $50 pages, the Com
mercial Calculation, 800 pages, both p blsh-
ed by lvison Phinney New York; their Com
mereial Law, written by Amos Dean, Ii, D.
Prof OF Law in the University of Albany ane
published by D. Appleton & Co. New York,
Address, for catalogues, circulars, or infor
nation of any kind, (two postage stamps ell
cosed,)
FOLSOM s. FELTON,,
June l ,'6l. c leveland, o.
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Rirhmonn pispatrh.
The Legislature,

Several bills We're reported from Scnatc com =
mittees yesterday, among them enc TO moor
por3te the Virginia Life Insurance Company
BY resolu tios. so mach o.. the Governor :
message as relates y, the sale of tho James
River and Kanawha Canal was referred 10
the Committee on Roads and Internal Navi-
CATION. House hill establishing an Ordnance
Department. was amended and passed House
bin appropriating one million of dollars for
State defence, was considered and amended
bat no vote taken thereon.
In the House. a bill was reported for chang
ing the names of the three State I.unatic aSN-
Inns; also, one Incorporating the Richmond ana
Liverpool Packet Company. Inc mouse Etid
on the table certain coercion resolutions adopt
ed in the Ohio Legislature ON the 18th instant,
which were transmitted TO the Executive of
This State, with directions TO lay them before
the Virginia Legislature. Gov. Ietchcrs re
huke OF the Black Republican Governor OF
Ohio and his scathinG commentary on the
military resources and strength of that State,
will b. found in the proceedings of the House.
A bill was passed allowing the people of Hen
rico 70 decide by vote ON the question of taxa
tion for arming themselves. Il resolution was
introduced TO amend the Code, as more ef-
fcctually 10 suppress the circulation of incen-
diary publications
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Hon. George W. Summers.

In another column we give some estracfs
from letter OF Hon, GfeHos W. SrNMERs 10
a member Of i,.. ttaase of Delegates We can
not agscc With MIR. SUMNER. in his opposition
20 the right OF secession. and In some other
views the is. however, opposed 10 coercion; }
but it gives us pleasure 10 accord our humble
testimony to the consummate ability and disin-
tcrcsted patriotism OF this eminent Nirginian
whose shining talents and moral elevation
would have graced the best DAYS of the Com
monwcalth When Mr.. SUMMERS was In Con
gross as great a master of the ART of rhetoric
as JoHS QriNcy ADAMS expressed himself with
an enthusiasm not common TO his cold and
critical nature of the Ciceronean eloquence OF
this distinguished Virginia Representative
In fine, we admire this man so much that
whether we agree with his views or not we
always like TO hear or read what he has 10
say.
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Taxation without Representation.

II is a beautiful illustration of Puritan con-
sistency, that, whilst they went 10 war with
England ostensibly for the principle Of Taxa
ton without Representation, they never per-
mitted any other religious denomination than
their own, which was the Establishment, 10
vote on the tax bills for the support of religion.
Their real motive for separation from England
was ecclesiastical, not political
The Pittsburg Conclaye, which framed the
details Of that "Biil Of Abominations' which
caused Modification In 1929, had not a repre-
sentative in II from the Southern States
Here was another grand example of reverence
for the great principle on which our fathers
went 10 war with England.
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DIED

HENRIETTA MrGEoRaE In the 10th year Of her
age After long life, spent in premoting the IN
l"fests OF her family she fell asleep peaeefufiy
an, quietly, without IA struggle or q groan,
Ter fflehds, and those OF Mr.. JahcS G. Ellett1
are respectfully requested to attend her funeral
Church
NE Religions Herald ana Christian Advocate
arc requested to copy.
ON the ed inst, ~ Ms residence. in Sidney, AZ
ter an Illness of ten days. which he bore WITH
Christian patience and resignation, AARON X
I HALL. aged IS wears. -,
Ills funeral VIII he preached at sidney Metho-
dist Chapel. this "Wednesday evening. at'half-
past o locs. His friends aud acquaintance are
respectfully invited to attend without further no
tce.
On Union Ilill, ed inst. Mrs. Sable u
SIMPSON, IN the I'D year of her agn.
Her funeral wifi take place on the .ith instant,
( from the residence pf W. W. Goode, ESD, thes-
terfed to which place her remains VIII be car
rlel on the DanYille cars. ON Ihursday ntNt. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-23

NoNINATToS FOR TIE CoNvENTfoH-At a
meeting of Douglas men of Jefferson Ward,
las night, III the hall near the corner of 18th
street, JOHN PRITCmARD Chairman, and JoHy
X. MARTIN Secretary, JoHS II. GILMER was
nominated n S a candidate for the State Con-
ycntion, and committee appointed 10 ''in-
form the conservative men of other parties"
of the nomination, and to invite their concur
renee in the formation of n conservative tick
ct, in which they will designate their selec-
tions for the other two candidates to be elected
from this city
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Cost of the Agitation.

We do not suppose there is public work, a
single branch of business of any kind a single
department of human enterprise in this coun-
try, or one single individual in it, VINO has not
suffered more or less by the present agitation
The loss TO the country can scarcely be less
than a thousand millions of dollars II a
hollow peace is patched up between the two
sections, these costly agitations Will recur at
intervals Of five or ten years. What country
under Heaven could be subject to such 4 drain,
and liver If the people of the United States
consent 10 any agreement which does not put
il entirely out of the power Of one section to
make war upon the rights of another, they
are doomed TO that madness which goeth be-
fore destruction.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
4 $ L X d LOG IST.

ST ROL GIST.
"A JUST ARRIVED,
MADAME ADOLPH,
THE HIFTED Young PLANET READER.
This young lady has created a wild excitement
in her travels through
EUROPE AND AMERICA,
aud attracted the leading heads oi the country by
her most
SINGULAR AND TRUE REVELATIONS
All who are in trouble should ca II on the Madame.
yuu viii go away re Oicng and happy. She will
bring any one 10 yUu and rarSr them TO
Roy + I II
Will describe the person you will MARTY, Alse
name the date you will marry, and will write the
name of the one you will marry. Madame Will
direct You how to proceed in lawsuits: will aite
You lucky numbers will recover losses, &C.
NJ Prices 80 cents, ~ aud So.
81 Residence on Mdin street, directly nrpnsiia
tOrinthian Hall at Mrs. SCStS II. BiBRs ;
Boarding House. between 9th and 10th SIS MIS-
BABEK'S name on the sign at th6 door. lja 2l-3tt
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4 NOVEL BREACH OF PRoNIsF CAsr.-A case
is assigned for trial in the superior Court
next week which has some peculiar features
Henry J.. W. ThaCker, colureG gentleman OF
some note. sues Miss Ellen l.. VI. :. Jhomp-
son, Il white girl, for breach OF promise OF
marriage. Miss Thompson was for several
years a servant or houspkeeper for Mr. Thack
En- and while in that capacity, As she claims,
lent him money aud trusted him for wages
After leaving his employ she sued him for the
money, when he rrtaliated by bringing this
suit against her, and her suit is awaiting the de
ciSon of this. Able and Jealous counsel have
been eIa ployrd on either side. and the trial viii
probably occupy Two or three days, as many
Witnesses Will be called TO show the relations
which these parties have held to each other.
Should Il verdict be given for the sable suitor,
it viii be 4 novel precedent.-B"stoH Tfocet-
Ter
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II seems to US that the common impression
that Gen Scorr is Coercionist, il not war
ranted by the views Of that officer, lately
submitted TO the War Department, and pub
hshcd some days ago In this paper. In the
event Of continuous line Of secession, he
distinctly disclaims the idea OF coercion, ANA
snch continuity now exists. Moreover, his dis y
tinguished public services ought not TO be at
ones forgottvn, and some allowances should be
nads for soldiers devotion to his flag. We
believe thai his heart IL with Virginia, and
certainly the spirit Of bis letter Is far different
from The hostile icne Of Certain Northern mill.
fsry aspirants for the Presidency, whose huge
fhrests Of blood and thunder can only ex.
rite here c0niemptHous sarcasm and derIsien
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The Rev. J. L. IL, Seymour, u native of
Charleston, :. c., and promising young
minister of the Baptist Church, died on Fri
day last, OF consumption.
Adyices from Utah state that Brigham
Young has taken a contract TO build four hun
dred miles of telegraph through that country.
Piccolomini. the charming little opera sing
err is now the Marchesa della Fargua, and has
her palace"
The steamer William Jenkins, running be-
tween Savannah and Baltimore, was burned
IT the former port on Saturday night.
The amount of coal annually taken from
mines in ONO i estimated by the Commits
sioner OF Statistics 10 exceed ,uoU, 0C0 tons.
A writer in the Atlantic Monthly, describ-
ing the Americans, says - They have skins
of ice, and veins filled with burning lava"
The cost of the Crimean war is estimated 10
have been $3.50, 900 900
Rev. Chas. Lowell, of Boston, died on the
10th inst
Joe Jefferson, the comedian, is playing in
Washington.
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RrCHNoSD DIsPtTc H.--41hlS "nterprisin@
journal appeared Yesterday in Il new dress
from top 10 toe. II looked well before, but
better now, Of course. How the Ind'f itigabie
proprieturs manage TO publish such paper rs
they DO ut the prices charged. i 10 us a mys-
terry. 1t is richly worth three times the money
they ask for il. The Djspa'ch aud All connect
cd have our earnest wishes for continued pros
pcrity -Petersbprg Express.
We know no mystery greater than that al
ludcd to by friend Of the Express, except
it be that he publishes such paper as he does
at the low price he charges for it. We trust
nay, we may say we are surc, the public ap-
appreciates his admirable paper, and we cor
daily rcciprocate his kind good wishes, and
trust that the Express and all connected with
it may flourish with unbroSen continuity.
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Becoming l.uligbteued.

Even the New York 7rtLunr's Charleston
correspondent now admits that the slaves OF
South Carolina are trHe 10 Their masters, ana
anxious to light the Ab"li'ionists. The ''JoHS
BRowS' raid ousht to have satisfied them OF
tho fidelity of the servants. The first man
shot in that invasion was IA negro ana not Il
single slave awaited himself of the pixies which
had been kindly manufactured by the Puri-
tan BRowS. The truth is, this class of our
population, ignorant though they may be OF
books, are well acquainted with one branch Of
knowledge. in which few white men aye pro
ficicnt-they know when tLey are well OIL !
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LAKELAND, Jan. Is l>fl.
Gentlemen: Your kind letter Of Yesterday in
which You request me to declare myself a candi
date for he Convention of Virginia i, before me
bellevlng that II is the duty Of every son of
virgo MA, ia times like these. 10 accept any posi-
ton which may be assigned him, obey vUlr cal /:
and il il shall be the pleasure of the people of
Louisa 10 elect me to the responsible position YOU
Indicate | promise TO eudeavor. by all means in
my power, TO discharge my duty. Accept my
thanks for Your kind feeling, and believe me
ours, truly, W. NJ AMBLkR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-23

R2S NOTICE. Cot. l.. NJ. BURFOOT will
zS~G-a address the voters of CHESTERFIELD
at thu following times aud places, at which he will
be pleased to meet with all other candidates:
At CHESTER. on FRIDAY, the 35lh inst at II
o'clock i. NJ. At ErTElCK'> FACTORY. on FRI
DAY NIGHT. At MAToACA, on SATURDAY
NIGHT. 10Th inst. At CHESTERFIELD Co. IIO.,
on MON DAY, the 2Sth, at II 4. NJ. On WEDNE S-
DAY there will be a BAkBECU Il at & Hills MILL;
THURSDAY NIGHT the 5l>t, at GLOVER HILL
PITTS FRIDAY, LIST February, al IL a. NJ at
oNAPPSlLLE SATURDAY, End February AT II
4. NJ, at the OLD PITTS; SATURDAY NIGHT at
MANCHESTER. Ia 23-dlt&w2tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-23

BrsISEs>.-A coffin containing the dead body
Of Il Young girl, was sent from New \ DIRK city
to town in the western part of the State, Il
day or two since. with the usual instructions,
&C. O. D.''-CoIlect on delivery. or - return
the goods. - Business is business.
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DISSOLUTIONS, &c.
-'- - - -
OF CO-PARTNERSHi

A. The 60 partnership heretofore known a. 30.
SEPH \. WILLIAMS y co. is this day dissolved,
Hr'h ). REGtS having purchased tn" entire in
t'rest Of all the stock and tools harness, horses,
dcrr!ckS, perchasrs, ropes, &c. aud l. 10 receive
ali the debts and have all the benefits of the VA.
flushed contracts, which are unfinished, and rr-
ceivr ali the money that the work comes to- nd i,
tn Pay all the debts that JOSEPH 4. WILLIAMS \
Go. owe al this time. JOSEPH \. WILLIAMS,
HUGH l.. REGAIN
DtsETn In. I.RI
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AN AvENGER OF BLooD.--Oue Bob Marshal
Il bar keeper, killed man i'll Paducah, by,
last Spring, and fled TO New Orleans. whittier
n relativ of the murdered man followed him.
and Il few DAYS since shot him dead on the
street lie gave himself up to the thOri ties,
by whom he was acquitted.
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RICHMOND. Jan. lGlh. lsGl.

RICHMOND, Jan. 10TH 1851.
To MeSsrS. George W. IIob>0n samuel J. IIarri-
son, X. II. Meade, p T. Moore, and others
GENTLEMEN: My attention has been called to
your letter in the Dispatch of this morning request
ing that would allow MY name to be present
ed to the voters of Richmond as candidate for the
state Convention. To be held tn 18th Of Februa
~ next. Vnafectedly diStrustful of my qualica-
ton for so high and responsible position il would
be more agreeable TO me. personally that the trust
should be conhded TO some one more able and
perienCed than myself but in the present crisis 0t
Ouratfairs, demanding, in my Judgment, tn prompt
est and most decided measures Tor the protection
aud preservation of the rights of Virginia, lin the
Union, il possible; ii not, then ont of it, do not
feel ut liberty To withhold from my native State
any service which 50 large aud res ccable Il por-
tlou OF my fellow -citiZenS may think il iii my pow
er to render. You are ~ liberty therefore, to use
by name YOU desire, with the assurance that,
should II lac the pleasure of my fellow citizens Of
Richmond to confer upon me 80 distinguished a
trust, shall endeavor 10 discharge il with firm
ness and fidelity. While, gentlemen, have con
hdcd my name 10 you. to be used you may deem
be,tt0rthe promotion 0fth0se high interests dear
to u all, You must permit me to express the ear
nest hope that YOU will at once withdraw ii when
ever the success of those interests I'd the cordial
union of our friends shall demand it. Thanking
you. gentlemen for the kind and too pa rtial sentI
nent> expressed in your letter.
am, very truly,
Your friend and fellow citizen,
ia Its JOHN q. STEGER.
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90, TO JAMES vi. ESTES, WIN. VI.

-, TO JAMES VI. ESTE>, WM. VI.
ES>~SGa CALDWELL, AND uTHERS,-CENTLE-
MEN In reply 10 your call, which appears in the
Dtpntch of this morning, | only say that,
" hist the magnitude OF the intere>ts involved in
the contest now raging in the country, and the
greatness Of the responsibility which will weigh
upon the Convention, takes from me all anxiety
~ be IA member of that body, they, at the same
time. forbid me to decline any position To which
the people Of Richmond may call me-. II, there
fore, they shall be pleased 10 elect me to the CON
NENTloN, will discharge the trust with all the
ability possess. and certainly with fidelity 10 the
great Interests iuyolVcd.
My opinions have already been expressed in
public meeting of the citizens of Richmond, and
have heard nothing since to change them. Ny
opinion is Safety and security in the Union, or
out of it. PEACHI K. GRATTAN.
January 18th 1851. ia l9-ts
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LOST. STRAYED, &c.

:
I OSF-On sunday afternoon last, between W m;
IL Holt Richardson's, on 18th street aud 2ilh and
Franklin streets, a large gold BREASTPlN. A
suitable reward will lac given for its return TO
WIN. HOLT RICHARDSON.
ia 23--1t* 18th St, opposite Exchange Hotel.
(tAME 10 MY RESIDENCE. near the Me
Y GAINESVILLE Turnpike, on the 9th OF Decem
Der, I>au. a WHITE PlG. The owner Will please
come forward, pay expenses, and take il away;
ia 2}-lt* JOHN r. EPPs.
IN0L = D-PuCknT- BoUk.-A Pocket BOOK,
L containing a small sum of MONEY, was found
the street last Monday. The owner can get 1t,
by de- cribng property and paying for this adv"r-
ti-tlnent, lt23-t
a. E>IHAI HORsE.-TaAe up, on "a :
~ urday night, Jan. 18th, BAY HoRHi,
~N-N with one white hoOf and white spot IN fore
head. The owner will please come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take htn Away.
WV, w lAWklNS Grocer,
IDian IIitI
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BOARDING.

DOARDlNG.-At Mrs. n. H. THoRNruS,s
ID corner of Foushee aud Fraaklin streets tina.
ladies and gentiemea will aud desifans he'd
tiaa ~ uA.nERS, with Handsomely l'th,fal ~.
roons, in Que Of the most qaiet ANA asaisiiws
cSlities in the city. - -,
IbOANDl MI have two roeais sAssaaht. for
ID suitable for = family, aud oae sa sss min.
young men. Location pleasant, wthih NV hn,l-
ntes' WALL 10 the CAPITOL and eaay eniept 70 pI
ness Of the city, several DAY noARpkks saA
be accommodated. u and
Msrhaii streets. by Mas. BASS
Ia I7--iw
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HrMAN NtTrRE.-An Alton IN miSGr named
McLanp in purchasing lauGanum with which
To commit suicide. first EaNing killed his wife
hig@lrd with the apothecary about the price,
and claimed 4 reduction for having purchased
vial
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NLW Work BANK STArENEET.-The weekly
statement OF the New York City Banks show
It decrease in loans OF - .09O. 000: an increase in
specie Of 81, 49, 900: Il decrease III circulation
OF $2S9, 900, and an incrcas" III deposits OF
81 500. 600
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CMTT0 LOsT-A Black TRUNK, BADLY
e!45--g5 used, black leather strap around il
IL ~ist y w ard oE one end "Glmore House,
SA->a III BALTIMORE Adams X Co.'S Ex-
press card on one end, from Cincinnati, Ohio,
about ha If torn off. The trunk contains clothing,
&c. aud letters directed TO WIN. Baghy, C0yinS-
ton, ny" VIM. BAGBl,
ia 22-3t Sp0tswood House.
O. LOST OR NIOLEN--A liver-coIored
II SezE POINTER BITCH. with white breast
u answering to the name of Flora" !
will give reward Of IS for her return to me at
No. Maro st. in 22-3t* II.
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e., NOTICE.-An adjourned meeting o
- the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE JAMES
hla Err AND kASAWHA COMPANY will be held
III ne SoMpaays Office, in the city Of RICHMOND,
+. M.
~. :, APPOINTMENT or PROXY.
hnog az men bg fhese preseats That we the sub
seribers, being Stockholders In the James River
ana kanawha Company, do hereby constitute md
appoint 49, our true and lawful Attorney and
Proxy, 10 represent each OF us Ia III enera meet
ings OF the stockholders of said Company, held
within SIX months from and after the date hereof
when We are not personally present or represent
ed by some other Proxy with full power and an
thorty al sneh general meetings TO give such vote
or votes and 10 do such other act or acts as each
OF US could give or do as = member If the said
mestngs, II we were personally present; AID q
do hereby ratify and confirm whatever vote or
votes, aei or acts, our said Attorney may lawfully
give or do for us, IN pursuance Of the authority
hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals this ---- day Of -,
one thousand eight hundred and 49,,
lsEAL.l
tsEAt.J
ia sivaodtd wM. p MUyfoRB, kec'y.
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\ Lone CoUNT.-A catalogue of stars has
been commenced at the Observatory in Cam
bridge Mass. 1t will require five hundred
years TO complete it,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT or RICfNoND, JAN. -, 1851.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JAN. y, lsbI.
Eigh UateF this daY u edAesday) at "a o elk.
ARRIVED,
Bark Fame Kennedy, New York, in ballast, D.
4 W. Currie.
SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke, Co"rh, WV York, mdze
and passcpgers. Lrdlam Watson.
Steamship Virginia, Kelley, Phila., mdzc aud
passengers. G. +. CaTdoz0.
steamer Belvedere Keene, BAIT. mdze and pes
sengers. d. n w, Currie.
schr. NJ. c Hopkins Doushertr, down the river,
light.
MOBILE. Jan. L. Arrived, Schr. Daniel Town
send Richmond.
NEW YORK, January 2i.-Arrived, Schr. {. r.
Iickcry, Norfolk.