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Man;towoc, Wisconsin.
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SUMMER RAPE SEED,

in order to earn their own Burning Oil The
mill being cynpleted shall buy any quantity of
Rape Seed FOR CASH. and manufacture only
Purified OIL. Farmers may rest satisfied that i
shall endearor to serve them in this line of bust.
ness TO their satisfaction.
c55~ lie has Rape Seed for sale and viii far
nish IT to farmers at cheap rate, as an induce.
ment for them to cultivate il.
WILLIAM RAHR.2
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Farmers Take Notice!

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L season frst-class OIL MILL in Mans
itowoc. He therefore would ask the Farmers to
cow vrL..H .5 N 10 E.t 30
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PROCEEDIN6S OE CnNGRESS.


WASHINGTON, Feb. - -Ssssate Mr.. CritteDden pre-
seutcd memorial Ia favor OF Cancellation and peace
signed BY % 600 Massachusetts, names
Mr. Sumner attacked the memorial The day for
compromise be said, had passed The sgncrs Of the
msmoriAl did not knOw what they putting their
names to.
MT. Crittenden responded, aud Mr. Sumner rejoined.
The consideration Of the bill making appropriations for
the navy was resumed.
Nc. Green spoke against the amendment for the con-
ruetion OF seven sleeps Of war and defended the right
OF seeeS ion.
Tic amendment was sgreed to, and the bill passed.
House Mr.. Sherman sent to the clerks DESK letter
from the Secretary Of the Treasury showing IFS bank
rupt condition, there being only haif million Of dollars
subject 20 dai aud nlne millions being required
before the 4th OF MARCIA The Secretary suggests the
passage OF Law authorizing him accept the guiran
tee Of any State for government stock which may be s
sued equal in amount to The quo'a received by such
States under the dsribu ion of 1856 He further Gays
that he viii be compelled advertise for loan the
present week.
Mr.. Sherman reported bill in accordance with the
suggestion ct the Secretary.
Mr. GAraett obi cted He would no. place the gov
ernment Insthe condition If mendicant. -
Mr. Morris from the committee 20 investigate the It
dian bonds fraud, made report placing Gov. Floyd in
unenviable position. E1-Secretary Thompson and
NJ. McClelAnd are censured for the loose in
which these bonds were kept
Mr. Pryor Inquired how many OF the committee con-
CURED IN the report A voice cried "alL) Mr.. Pryor
said he understood differently.
The discussion OF the amendments to the Pacific rail-
road oil Oy the Ssnate was resumed
Mr.. Pryor protested against the passage of the bill
de SAID no warrant TO be found for it in the COnSt
tuHOn. Besides the Treasury in no condition at this
time for such enterprises He moved that the amend
meuts be tabled.
The mOtioa disagreed to- and after long debate,
the House adjourned
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THE SOUTHERY CONGRESS.

MONTGOMERY, Feb. l2-The Standing Committees were
announced.
The President received aud read dispatch from the
Louisiana Convention cordially approving the election
Of Davis and Stephens TO the chief Executive offices
Designs for the flag and seal OF the Government were
presented and referred.
resolution was offered and referred, providing that
until oherNse determined the several officers of the
customs shall hs continued IN Off e.
resolution offered and referred, requesting the
Committee on Foreign AHsirs 10 inquire into the pro-
preiy and necessity the President is naugu
rated Of sending Commissioners TO the Government Of
the United States.
The Congress then went into secret session. during
which they adopted the following resolution from which
the seal Of secrecy vas removed;
Resopsl That this Government takes under its charge
the questions and difficulties existing between the
ereigo States cf this Confederacy and the Govern
men; of the U1ed States, relating to the occu alton OF
forts arseIas navy yards and other public establish
ent aud that the President OF the Congress be directed
communicate this resolution 10 the Governors Of the
respective States
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EROv NORTH CAROIJNA

RAIHGH, Feb l. The Senate to day rejected bill
smeUding the Convention as to embrace the question
o. I'd ~ Drum t4xaion. The vote was reccn.id,red.
In The House, action tai n On the railroad bill
T, morrow evening the Comm oner from Georgia will
have formal rece ption The public mind here is en-.
tirely calm
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BAIroFE FEB l2Four active bot over Howard Street As
wheat dull red a. - TO So vhte a. 90 TO t60 Corn love
yellow 81 O. Sc white 90 6c Mess Polk SiT 10 sI'5 prime
1880 Lard loAe Corse active at l2 lec. WHISKY que
a. l>c.
Nav YORK, Feb. lq-Cottor duil-Nillinz Upland liz
GIL. Fo1r duI southern IS Jtj - Wheat lower
cOrn cent lcwer-NiVed 66i cents. soutaern 700
6 cents Prk heayy-M.ss t - Lard dull At AGlp et-
Whss tJy a. I, ceas c. flee seady-o lO5sfbl3 cents
Turp,utue steady 40 1881 T,3t1 R'su del. Stocks
active and h'te-Sew York Ceu;vars s5s& Virginia SKIS
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EpnM WASHINGTON

WAsHINGroN, Feb. l2:h.-CoL CrAg Of the Ordnance
Department has appGet 20 Coz gross for additional
appropriation Of 600 o0u rendered necessary, be say
by the recent seizures Of Southern arseoa and forts 10
which large quantity of materials stored, III
GLIDING gunpowder.
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LAND SLpE.-Tbe down mail train the Virgins an
re ce lroad f.led TO connect with the South SGe
tiu a. L. chou & yesterday, in consequence Of lard
slide Boasak which prevented the passage OF tie
tal.
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rr,HE SPRING sEssIoN Of this Institution viii

rINHE SPRING sEssIoN Of this Institution will begin 10th Of
IL January next
Those ng enter should be here pcssbco mmence
regularly classes Our fac for imparting liberal
education supe ard charges little more than young
would suh al home Seveniyhye dollars will
expenses Tuition Board Fuel and contingent fee for Eve
months
For additional Information address
Z z. WILEY, President
del0-dtc3m Emery p O., Va
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EDUCATION.


old DOMINION InsIIrUTH.s~co REER 81
FRANKtf IN AND STREETS second half ~ TIE ses
sion Of this school, 1861 vii the 9Th Feb
ruary, asd end the seth Of JR' nsxteniui~g.
The Rev FRANCIS BOG added TO the poari Of
Insiruccn VII. Nth lie family, de 70 the irstu'e build
inRs The Z IC-L DEPARTMENT all tcLtlnue Under Mr.
CAsEd a I'd nee who viii aided by competent assist
gentleman h been employ eito take hage Of The class
es In Algebra and tiers all be 20 teach studies
and another female teacher iii he The LECTURES on
BIBLICAL LITERATURE BY Rev JAS DUNCAN will be con
the FaIDAy AFTERNOON LITE AIRY LEO1URt
The EPAR tT0RY DEPARTMENT for small gir will re-
s.ye 'he special the P,iaclpa OF tie school
The BOiEpf q DEPARTMENT will be iheraly apd carefully
conducted every comfort facility will be an ried young
ladies boaFdiag Ia the family
will he spared 20 make the School equal 10
a n the Land for the education OF females.
~ For further information, address -
lie sHUMATT, PIN,
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Lie has fer c6u,, tor be Dyspeptic, which is not 20
be wondered a., take into cunt the amount
Of boldly suffering which be eudur,s. BY of the pr
II.sd B.sr, the picture is reversed aud the bright
SIDE Of life appcars
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The Agricultural Products Of Ino greater than those Of
Any shpr State products sent during the past year
eeedei The wheat OF lS approaches $1,000
bushels, while the yields nOt less than liOob
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The State rapidly filling up with popuston 3095 persons
having added since 1850 making the present population
l. Tl9 .g0 arallo Moe per cent 10 tea years.
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THf sr,rE CoNyESTioN will meet lay, at 2 o'clock
in ID. Hall Of the Hou-e OF Delegates. E President
Trer John Janueg, and Hoa. Geo. W summers are
= .cg % 10, the Office OF Pr, sidcu There is a large
number Of candidates for the ,ces Of Clerk Sergeant
o Arms, DoJrkeeper etc.
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd & 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
AN. DuPuY. ALL. PM.


YUyHE this Instutcn will the lst Of
October 1850 and will terminate the Both June, 1851
Principal will be sidej heretofore, by well selected
Assistants Who with their ability and experience cannot
fall o give satisfaction
The Boarding Department will be under the OF Mr.
Dupuy assisted by Mrs Mary oasse ey ofsa
vannah. will reside In The Seminary with the young
lses vii exercise Parental and control those
committed 10 their charge.
The success which attended this effort esiabhn the city
Rchnood Female Seminary OF the " class has encouraged
Principal provide ample Accommodations for the next
The buildings being enlarged and important
convenience comfort The lodging large sal well
py The Recitation Rooms will he well arranged f0 tbs
accommodation OF the pupls
TsRMs S0R NINE MONTH";
Washing rael and tights 50 90
Tuition IA the Preparatory Department 81 W
do In ordinary English branches $50. ~ 90
do In advanced 10 do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50 90
do In Modern and Ancient Languages each. ..., ~ ~
Music Instrumental piano and Gutsr) for
lesson Of 0ae hour Heek ~ W
For two lessoas .. ore hen. each per .. 81 90
Use OF ............ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 %
Drawing IN Crsyon 80 90
Painting IN Wster eoiors ........... 10 O.
P.inng In on 80 90
Ona payable the Is, of oS $780, and the remainder
the 18th OF seb'y, 1851
Reference Rev Dr. NOrs D. HOse and any the
former pstrons OF the school
Catalogues Of the Seminary containing detailed inOrna
on obtained bookstore 10 the city, BY sppnos
A N. DUPUY.
Iyll Richmond, Va.
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A rcrI ; sALs or NYGRogs ANpT oBAC.

ft-u 10 from O. W JOINS and H. Thu rnon. Gate part
under the Of Jones thornton listed "a day Pebru
ary, isf0 shall MONDAY the 18th day OF P,b uary 1851
the Auction Rooms ~ Hector Day II O'clock proceed
at pubc suction 20 the highest bidder five slaves three and
Also iDmest " servarj at the Factory between Main and
Cary and II and 18Th lately occupied bv sid Jones
Thornton all hs Factory Fixture FGrntue utensils used
said Jones Thornton
Terms, cash.
FED ids T.. A. LANCASTER.
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RAILRoAD ACCIDENr Al NoREoLK-sHIPwREck

NoAFoLG, Feb l2.-Lest night locomotive and three
empty cpfs run into the Southern branch OF the
e 10 Ia r.ver The draw opqn, and the engineer
d. ce v,d by the signal No one was seriously hurt.
TIE schooner "Grsce C,roliae" Of New Haven, was
wrecked at Smiths Poiat on the 7th The crew were
saved aud have arrived here.
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THzlrsz.-Ths "Soltbern drama which has had
coed run at the Theatre for several nights, vii
be- produced &C night, for the benefit Of the author
Toe Sts -Ferial comedy of Katherine aud Pe,ruChio
VI also D pre- ,ntei al Of which with the usual vari-
CIV cf SINKING I'D incpg constitutes attractive bLl.
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SHIPWRECk -AND LnSS OE LIEE

CHARLESTON, FEB. l2-Iht plot Loaf Nv. !. Leitch,
whi,h sas just reached this city, has brought up
man, who picked up by he skin at sea He SAYS he
belonged to the brig james Madison OF Baltimore
which liltd from Atakapas February 2ud The vessel
wrecked and the captain and all the crew. except
himself, Loss.
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BY GoDDIN GAppygsnN. AucTs.

rI,RCSTEE's Male OF yEKY VALUABLE
4 FARM or i0J SCRtS, ~ NEW KENT C0UNTY, on THE
YORK RIVER RllLR 'Ar, - NJ Us BsLuw RICH, OND.fy
virtue Of deei Of trust from WALKER Esq dated 10 Jan
lSrh duty recorded In New k-n tr 9Th
feb 'eGJi hail. In eAecu thereof proceed 20 sell at
pubic suction. The P;eCes FRIDAY. the 18th February
at IL o'clock, fair not the fair Jay he eafr Except
tuIds the valuable Farm located above nthe
cuparcy tat Walker contains By tO ACRES
OF which tee - ample supply Of wood and timber ION the Rail-
road f the ih place. TIE land Hes WE'LL snd
cptble Of graf Improvement ron OF Il produc Tobscro
fnely Their seeded The land 70 bushels ~ heat with
hTe tons Of GGano The building. tie place comfortable
and uc for the accommodation OF large family. "Ds
patch pit ihs YORK kVsr Railroad located the land
and Poce herat thus aTOr!rg ufusua facilities for the
.rsnssiOn " pd gce INTEL grce and and from
Rehmoni daily. Tie deed repciFe CASH sale hut ty
parties N terms vii te oned cnh balance and tSo
years for h nGs bei1g interest secured by trust deed The
for 1861 tn te paid by the purchaser As this reilly
desirable Parn the particular attention OF the public
specially called 10 this sale.
lid GEO. q MINOR
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
fTNHE FIRM or PULLiAW g. BELTS having ths
day ceased WILLIAM H. BETS will continue In the Negro
Auction Business, and has taken into COpartnershp with
MIN j. GREGORY fney will conduct the business under III
irn Of BITS GREGORY their Sales Room, Franklin
Street four doors below Wall and aboa; square below
the former office Of puam Belts respectfully solicit
nrance Of the patronage which literally extended Wm
II. Belts while In the hrm Of Pu liam Belts.
They have obtained ;he services OF Mr. BusHEoD w. RNoRE
Clerk who has Interest IN the wM. H. BET1s
I. J. GREGORY.
ALEXANDER BINS Auctioneer my lO-y
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RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

over fO0COO CT private capital have been expended on the
system Ino nashueh Of the income from
Of these works with alsasle public urd In lands 70 c
diminish the expnse the L5HT aud must
auently every DAY decrease
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BvJAs NJ TAYLOR SON. AUcrs
SIsLAND HOTEL. Nd OTHRK YALU. g.

"A ABLE REAL AND PERsoNAL PROPERTY, FOR SALE lhi
by virtue OF the Orcut Court OF The City
mond tiered the I'D day Jasu,ry tie sus Todd e.
Robinson 81 the undersigned uo1 missioner hesrty
pIem.s on wEDHEb,Y the i Of April next IL fair no.,
III. fair day. at II o'clock NJ aud continuing
and peI,Sna bsonsns TO hs AshAsD HOTEL and MINERAL
WELL coMrANY IN the bill 10 said -,1'e mentioned as oow'
Tract Of LAND containing about 20 acres situated In the
Rchm, Predeiicsbarg Potomac Rsrosd 10 m
from tie city OF Richmond and kLowo ASHLAND HOTEL
isr,r and .n.cme HOTEL BUilDsG erected -iIn the
past upon Ire most approved model and capable With
All he rqus te ou,budrfs Ai;.ched to NE Hotel and
them large Bal.ooa ling and Billiard saiOeh all
Northern and Southern Mail Route
sop at the AShlsnd Richmond three
es daily and hcsd Of tamil residing in thand or boarding
HOTEL will have the p 'iege OF PAX ck,
billy sb Ing extended indehaitely. 1he Hotel been
years past OF the citizens Richmond who pre-
Ter nee mh hs ,ps css ne Sa%r season
IT, tn 30 scre lot are MAE HANDSOME CT
TiGss conveniently and tssuiiS panoed
boarding sotei Ihee de ana orna-
rectal about he hotel and cosse AID
handsomely a Oh no gas p' dby travelled walks
borerei eyerg ans wes Shn the bsnss dis
MEET a. L. etder Tie property not oJ suens the most iesrsne
for the for which Il eessned bit the
teauiu situ IN soaiheru cosny The Part. the
not oc"upiel by Tie bulldogs aud aIrti grounds In
high lte cuiva,on sHd the whole ssuoandedbJ sutstl
Alter sic Of tie AL EsrAUF there will be soli large
quality Of PEEsoaAL PROPERTY co' si.tinr ciieny Of
]. The etfe sleek kFslo about
the Hotel Co;t.ses, Es Ron Ird saloon Bowling Alley
Kitchen, Launlr, Bakery Gss house Sc comprng The usual
variety used Ia such estSb Lmen Cgaes which will
f.rnil eI toe Lsy ( sale
The stock PROVISIONS OF all Minds. haaa a, the hotel
the cay Il ss!s
rnffr or osf MULEs aud small 10, o: FARMING UrgN.
aiL', belonging 20 the sid Hotel Company.
The ZEAL sSTATF vii be sold IL gcOe In part TO suit pur.
,hlseIs. IS may de,m adccus the DAY " sale.
TERMS 90 sAlR RcIi Yor much Of he purchase
money ex'es1li Go cneioT cash. Or the purchaser
"a pfr H. for all Of such payment shall exceed the
Of III. s aai approved negotiable well
months VI ateI added he balance Of the purchase
la three equsl ms. o. 10
m,nS The r,haer giving negotiable well cad sed With
Interest tie day OF the tr'r.red Fer all
The purchase money for The exceeding t2D
he made Av Of eXiendre the
sI Tie purchaser The pos ion Of the properly will
given immediately but the title will be Withheld until all the pur.
cha,r motley Is paid
P1rs"g lPrYofFor ali sums no, exceeding $50. clh Tor
OF 80 Shd upwards approved negotiable note well
do sed With Interest added from The day sale
EENRY l. BR60KS, Coni'r
JAMS VI. T,NL'R Eos Aur's. f-li-dkctds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13
FERTILITY OF THE SOIL.

Nowhere can industrious farmer such Immediate
suits 10, his abo ~ upon prairie soils they being composed
of deep hch osm the fertility Of which unsurpassed by
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