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FOURTH RESOLUTION.
The fourth resolution stands as


 The fourth resolution stands as follows:
 '''Fhat the General Assembly doth also express is deep reFret that spirit has, in snndfy instances, been manifested by the Federal Government, to enlarge its powers, by forced constructions of the constitutional charter which defines them; and that indica- lions have appeared of a design to expomd certain general phrases (which, having been copied from the very limited grant of powers n the former Articles of Confederation, were the less liable to be misconshued,) go as 10 destroy the meaning and effect of the paric- uiar enumeration which necessarily explains and limits the general phrases, and SD as to consolidate the States by degrees, into one sovereignty; the obvious tendency and inevi- table result of which would be to transform the present Republican system of the United States into an absolute, or at best mixed, monarchy.''
 The first question here 10 be considered is whether spirit has, in sundry instances, been manifested by the Federal Government To enlarge is powers by forced constructions of the constitutional charter
 The General Assembly, having declared their opinion merely by regrelting in gene ral terms that forced constructions for cnlar- ging the federal powers have taken place, it does not appear to the committee necessary to go into q specification of every instance to which the resolution may allnae. The Alien and Sodiuon Acts being particularly named i, asucceeding resolution, are of course to be understood as included in the alluson. Omit ting others which have less occupied public attention, or been less extensively regarded as unconstitutional the resolution may be presumed to refer particularly to the Bank Law, which, from the circumstances of is passage, as well as the latitude of construc- ton oa which il is founded, strikes the atten- lion with singular force; and the Carriage Tax, distinguished also by circumstances in it's history having a similar tendency. Those instances alone, if resaiting from forced con- struction, and calculated 10 enlarge the pow CTS of the Federal Gouerament, as the com mitfee cannot but conceive to be the ease, sufficiently warrant this part of the resolu- lion. The Committee have not thought il in- i cumbeHi on them to extend their attention to laws which have been objected 10, rather as varying the constitutional distyibntiou of pow CTS in the Federal Government, than as an absolute enlargement of them; because iu- stances of tliis sort, however important il Their principles and tendencies, do not aa pear 10 fall strictly within the text unde review.
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University O4' GFse State of
 Missouri,

COLUMBL3, BO0N COUNTY.
 Endowment, 5EO0.0ss0. COMMENCEMENT on the last Thursday of 0 July.
 Three Sessions year of II weeks each, be- ginning.
 End fst January,
 Sd Ilth before commencement Board, including room, fuel, lights, washing &c., in private families, from Sl to 52 per week. Communications addressed to Professors F. II. Lefiingwel ". ". Hudson. R. s. Thomas, Geo. C.Pratt, or to the undersigned, will receive imme- date attention JOHN II. LATHORP, August ' ls41.47-ly Pres
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|PRIN GEES Ean KPGsaElfc Garden |l.ND .NURlSERTES.

[lAG, L. T., N D Ah NAV fUhh.
 | HE new Descriptive Catalogues (which ! e cost over $s7Do, of the TREES, EAsrs, and SEeDs at this establishment,
 |N be sent gratis to every post paid, addressing
 WILLIAM R. PRINCE & co.
 October, 1844. f2-tf.
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The whole European capital in steambaats s estimated at S14o,000,000.

The Aiage.ic Telegraph Comraay have a- greed upon the roRie besseen New York ard Philadelphia. The posls and wires are already contracted for, and the work will soon be begun
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EgG5 Sysa'Easa.g.

amodate four passengers with their ser |r quantity of baggage. Ehe Ladies and Gentlemen that he will I o any place he may contract for, with |ort and ease as they could travel in 7ate carriages.
 |, his skill and attention to the safety of |siswell known to the travelling public.
 FDbe in accordance with the hard times. ! found at all times by inquiring at the |Hthony House, or the Franklin House. !. April l7. l84l-3l-tf
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.pKAN s s B A N N E R '.eRrIsHED WEEKLY. " $. IEGDYsE4taND,
Err DOLLARS 4 EAR " .aDK.4NGE.
..r or hnyER TEsENG.

[-ans OF ADVERTISING. of 10 lines, or less, first insertion,
 .nJ FIFTY CENTS for each continu- ,o Ines and not exceeding l5, to be
 .n,re and d half--over l5, and not ex-
 sqTs t,ro sauares-and in that proportion s.+.tisements to be paid for in advance, .,s.nmed by some responsible person.
 Eri5nal account, at the above rates, ..o .o', snd under $100, in one year, dis
 .sr cent. will be made; and when it .,oo or upwards, in the same period, a i ;, gy nsr T cent. will be made. No dedue-
 ,a5iIl 5Il be made, if payment be deferred sbaIl Il have expired; nor will any re- .,is on legal advertisements, required published.
 n lines, renewable at pleasure, $20.
 g0 30. CO oO ... ~ :. 50 ..,,oopts vv or parts thereof, exceeding 10, z, as the case may be, subject to the 9,counts first mentioned; and no con :. rates for less term than year. No Occasional omissions; and all contracts Ed he paid in advance.
 (m,yG ADVERTISEMENTS. Oriess, each additional [nonths, { S6 square, ] $4 \ 10 8 l5 ss C 12 E,c advertisements will be charged at the [s3rates. unless a contract be made when |+on. and must be paid for in advance. I will be announced for any office, either eomfY, without the advance payment ,rcnlars will be charged as advertise ''rment required in advance. hereafter be delivered to any person | |ss have no regular dealings, until paid Elements must be marked with the num- |;os desired, otherwise they will be con |mbid. and charged accordingly. Ration will be made from the above rates. |rber of the paper, 12z cents. | [nust be postpaid, or they will not re- ENion
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To tine kSwEsEsC.

DILLJ0HNSON would re- E-e, Respectfully inform the pup !EEgS lie that he is now prepared with
 &:-=s first rate Carriage, and also, |,e Wagons, for conveying passengers ,raoe flo the
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TOHN G.. PRATT & co. Cotton Factors, and e5 General Commission and Forwarding Mef- chants, 39 Camp street, New Orleans JNo. C. PRATT. JACOB BRAKEMAN. S. BELKNAP.
 November 6tb IS44 S-lyr
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New esO01ss New (fGbds!!

july 220h.
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N-nnv- GfnfsGaElREsE. :.

December 6. l8l4.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-26

"HE n. HUSBAND, AND HE LOVED AE''-Sure years
ago Spanard arrested IN Havana charged with the
horrible crime OF assassination. He known be
deprayed ond desperate individual who had been engaged
IN piracy and suspected Of other heinous crimes The
evidence against him concusiveno voice was heard
in his fsvor-no circumstances were ndduced-
He wss condemned the punishment OF the garote-ond
took place nj the allotted Tine without the
wu, of the city, the place appointed for the capital pun
ishment Of malefactors.
The instrument of execution iron collar, which by
turning screw produced instant sirangulsiion aP
Piled amid OF the throng which had gOier
ed around for horrible purpose VI witnessing the last
dying struggles OF human teng-and ere That crowd had
dispersed young and lovely but with dsheveled
hair and dsodered dress while grief had impressed avd
ssnet on her pad checks, forcing her through the
thronR rushed ancly towards the terrible apparatus
Of death.
"Who are you and what have you in common with
that pirate sssassn demanded VI the stern stated
ltes si the law.
..Oh,' cried the woman, in tone OF agony which
thrilled every bosom-"He my husband and he loved
me-"
This reckless bad mao by some mysterious inhu-
eues thrown chain around the this and beau
u woman united his in bonds which could not be
broken even by DEATH All his all his crimes and
thew were many and dresdfu-wee or seen and
known they were forgiven dsregarded IL was enough
for her that he her husband and he loved her MS
In her estimation would for all his ransgTessions
She look ed for no nore-she asked for Her world
of happiness her husbands aecicns-and
there surely must have redeeming tra IN the
character OF which could have gained the love
of wonan and her dearest affections after his
life had been forfeited The laws aud gnominy rested upon
his name Bot "he her husband and she loved him
Boston Journal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-26
READY.MADE CLOTHING,

IsOhNER 18TH AND MAIN STREETS
E r'hNCE Agent has store received hy l., ,,,I
walls general assortment weekly adding thereto nj, an
o'hg suitable TO the season the hates, ,,i.
% pa'irrn and cut ~ part eonsisnn1 Of NV
French Black Drr-s NJ FTock Coats
DO do Doe SKIN Cas.me.. Pant.
do. Fancy do do
Black Sik aud Satin Vest.
Fancy 10 do d.,
While MARSHES do
. busne. Coats, single mli-d m.rs
nanaoh'c variety OF Gents Fancy Arieie, such a.
Gloves. kd, sik and thread
Shirts, Collars and Bosous
supendcrs, Socks ke.
" BE h. fcIs much confidence in a.,,,;,, hi. a,, 49,
mcrs and others disposed him with ear M, - ~
as those Of nay establishment a the city 49, -"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-26
Rirbmor,o Dailp 1ubis.
sAruapAY MORNING. July SO. is.,.
A CHINESE MOB,


We have been favored with the following extract OF
Q lsusr Som an officer board the u. S. ship st.
Louis:
..Ths U. s. ship st. Louis. Captain j. MeKeever an
ehored II the Bay OF Islands, New Zealand the Sd
March. being days from Sydney, New South Wa.
les She LEFT the East Indies In November lS44. ~hen
after rendering important services with her ssios
and marines IN quellny attempt bv Chinese mob TO
destroy the northern China ST Louis proceeded
90 Manila, Batavia, Hobart's Town, Van Demans Land
and Sydney, N. S. Wales, end thence TO New Zealand
Her arrival Bay Of Islands has been most opportune
the natives having the Europeans, headed by
their Intelligent New Zealand Chief John kek Captain
McKcever bis neutral position. and the happy IN
usnce he enabled exercise keki IN his person
al Interviews with HIM exscied pledge that he would
spsrs and protect the and children OF the inhabi
tsnn ~ we'll IL the whole mission property nj Phaia
The nsves day break hs llh made attack upon
the English village the Bay took Il, and burnt 1t the
following day-killng the commander Of her MsJesy's
chip Hazard and eight Others who fell in attempting to
defend the place: upwards of dozen more were ~oun
ded. The lost about the number rs the En-
gsh The ST. Louis leaves this morning to proceed to
Aukland the with the deicncecss IN
hsbitsnts on board After landing ihein she will proceed
Join the u. s. ship Brandywine a, tile Sr,isy Islands
All well on boarJ."-BALr PAT.
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ENERGY OF CHARACTER.

Its 90 true that individually the architects q!
own character that the saying hiss passed into proveb
Young men think enough Of this truth What energ,
and perseverance might and ought TO do Tor 'he they
trust 10 good fortune the aid OF others TO accomplish or
sl,s tho work ia left undone How few left 10 themselves,
know how begin life; havng entered upon career OF
business halt and give back before they have sy made
Trial a powers Ennay essential IN the early tor
nation Of character that without H. in nine cases out OF
ten life becomes either pest u blank IN society.
Value then, youth Just starting IN lite, value that force
that natve energy Of character which will shape and con-
troll your future destiny We need not point to examples
10 show the influence this principle Our pubic stations
ais filed such The learned professions furnish
multiplied instances and in the industrial and mercantile
pursuits of e shall find energy the capital stock IN
trade and the only guaranty OF success
". II. Courier.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-26
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
oF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IN.
PURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR HABIT
OF TuE SYSTEM

OF TIIE SYSTEN
\ - . W w. np " o,so'uer We Ne a.omrnss wa. '"e"
A., ~, - '. , W ~ s,'''"psu 'na' my
.. ~. 80 ~ ~, "s'y sn .a'e common o'En, VIZ
:" WI" p.Ie'' anu .S'p wv o'u WIN 'emeuS'
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bo.i, n, eh,,red h IN. .l.,,..,. ~ o.. -, - -
mi up, chs eau a. Of a.. .,,.,.. a. a. So,
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s PNc'e h.ah restoring properties OF saas sa'spaia
ana 'o hs 'ason IN seofua sah Rheun and all
eupa'r a'ases wen " IN sh arrangements OF the
ofgshsu Is eons'asfcd IaiaihSe.
heh"'w"s ehuss' "" sust Just conc IN hsnc WILDE
Uad Win ih'rt'st Amy, eenusmen tho
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CRlLDRgN'S SHOES.

EftRHCi'nls CHOCOLATE. authorized ~ the Ff.Dcb
toFernl IT, ari approved by Meieai Faculty ~ Psrs
af 'tr.y" uHib by many snJnsnt Physicians IN ~, eou'
hau. pre'oasrs administered lion in Ill ~ forms AID
'ti-ayolfsd o. render grateful poe drert,vr o.
yam W." dncuy 40 longer io of AL combinations
~" ne ard bl indsputaby that Of the FcruEnous Clo
r'rts.
1trp"r'ors who will derive Eiea benefit FROM The uss N IN.
fcfuEituus CiItDilts,
1T women o. paid complexion. who complain NJ dnbcan
"'iihn1 especially ~ as-endng szfcnsr, of papaon Of the
har, ~ The head. whose drsss badly and
Wlosc apicts ieoyed perverted vbo oftsp
rrpfrure iroltgpf roirrs The lower erfsnnies and
Fercsil d'nnfrm'ntof tie whole system
w. M'n WIN ae par AID n d,Lcsc constitution whose d.
r''h safuh 'al who exhausted W and fatigue
WI hna an'f using for shot ns the FeffugOus Chocolate
u7t''.ll r1Irov'iI-ft IN their stlt-.
~ "rW 'Iai'n ari r"cay i1fe VII, reStty wrae.
qlfe ti.fg ,r1 eif organ zaion Will dsveipo H.
ss.. -
fh But pfnrIrsvt young gs building into otr1no,d
"itc l'alh ny he hrgurtng that Pcugnour Ch1eolsts
"N 20 n1 brilliant aud vivid compilation succeeding 10 paia
f liiy r 1 The un~ons n ~, economy. ani In word
fulrr state RI baI fuTcvrnug, viii prove nj oni, The
r.T.ls Cf.-1at.
iho t'oiae ariso J,r received, and for ale
JOflVsTONs
%. lN Nsficat Tnu0uuu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-26

- UGAhS-st CtoiK and T. Rico
~ COhees-LAguyra and Java
Hrrung+-N Carolina
Papcs-Cap. Letter. Wrapping.
Ol=-WI-ter and summer Tanners
Cantes-Sp.Tmleei and Mould
sOsps-NeAd4irs, Fay's, &c
Sole Ieather--gycd and damaged
Window Gass-sIIO and IOIi2
fiaseI-Ground ami Caleintd
Alum, CoPprrss, Masder
Indigo, sshper- SaleTaus and
Boston Rum sale by
jus DAVENPORT A. ALLEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-26
FOR THE VA. SPRINGS,
Nd ESTERN STATES
RAILROAD AND STAGE ROUTE.

'gNHlS route To the Virginia Springs and West
-fn STATES possesses advantages far SURPRISING any for
nier time In punt o' sty~, comfort anil economy
Leave Rehmon daily at 8! by Ra Road the Junction.
"a ns aud then rtoeetd with from the North the
Css miss) s-fo., sunset, leave
ur irra to T. aud breakfast cocNo. aud
neat morning srassst the wsnn Springs pass Hot
and dine caahans aud White sulphur (o5 mcs
sirs'-hern hours and one trip In the wreck hiy hour,
ahead of the Route speaking nights way
large comfortable HO'e by
them in boats. arriving In Lynehburz aneI midnight
Con,nune west have the White sulphur breakfast
at Lewissnr ras the Bue sulphur "a, ami at Locus,
Lane $50 miiesl before night day HIGHT Chsoa
90 mtes) theee by Ps line day Guyandoe $50
m'- on the ono where !. naveabie all and
ison low viii b. d
heua II entirely suspended above point
making tins Tie eeiaia AHi the we,n
States
The wLoc stage tom Charleston tsoau
daily owned fsushk 20 nigh,
travelling to select the best houses and facilities other
the line heretofore wouh y and
,red teams coaches ami ,housbouI nav.
Undergone prepared cary may
ods and have selection OF tusiy, accommodating
drr who's" united aim tn remove ar former prejudice To their
Extras Willie furnished pleasure the occupants.
Passengers San secure their seats through at Rie hnopd whr,
oirr information be obtained by application Rail
Rnad Once.
foown s br,ne lines from their dafy
lire The Na;hrs BIss Tueays Thur
taSs ana Saturdays NJ le.nstoa
morning tie Brdsr anwns tine 10 v,sw A
remain ' day light IeIt dine the spnrss,
the White Sulphur sane evening Passenger, for Ih
ptoos, rinesse tho rh salem and
burg and wStheyite ~ evening Rich
mont thence west by Hopkins line BROWNSVILLE. Trnne.
see sc
This the passengers preference
all oihvFs at auy
The Lac to orans aai Cue-pr Fauquer
Spring. saV.s Go0donve on rur-tay Thursdays
ears Aves At cupeper Court House SANE
evenings thence by BseksAm'. Springs
The Luxembourg line Eavrs Charlottesville Mondays wene-
days and Fridays Al and reaches Lynehburg by night
FARE.
Richmond Chio;tesylle.. 90
TO. Lynehsurg. Observation-Disclosures 90
To uo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-26

kttLDGNG tiAGsBHtHE.
~ g. vi 80 9snd p asorin-ut OF The following articles
Bee; Axle Pulie-, sash Cord. sa,h Springs
Carp''s Patent and Imitation Knob Locks
American Nnrice Lock Cio-et ard Stock do
Knob AMI Thumb Latehes, Flat and Round Bolts
Carks Patent Narrow and Broad Butts
Parit, slap and l. Hinges
Bias Blind fas;ninEs, Patent Sash do
Wool Screws Patent Brais nd sprgss
Cut and WroI Mails all sizes, &C. &c
w DOMAIN,
j. ii-d MS West Main str-t.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-26
TO THE LADlES.

l." liz lIlblBE'
GEN ERAL ARRIVAL
From all The Manufacturers IN HE Country.
q Ladies' first quality Half Caters
~H- French morocco and kid Slippers and Tics
- Walking Shoes Bronze and fancy colored Bus.
kins &C. Also the largest OF Msse. and
most beautiful Eoots Buskns and Ankle Ties be
country.
Ladies particularly and purchasers generally, informed
stock embraces variety OF style and weekly pcncd
BY arrivals from manufacturer Of Union
All may therefore confidently rely purchasing quail
ties OF they desire and
tunes to please and give satisfaction anticipate
eieTtion in the fatteslng which
}. u. HOOVER, Main Street
S Merchants supplied By the package dozen
soiaoe terms 10
LIENS SIX FARRELL. PiSruIS-jusi received
IN Manufacturer large Aliens
Barrt fisios which for protection against
tior IN any other Pistols aud fo durability aud precision shoot
ing b. eIeced Also nf
Pocket Rifles AMI other Pto-a OF which o-Fed
low prices, By THOMAS TYRER,
Importer ani Manufacturer OF Guns, hlcs, Sc
IL No. cet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-26
CONSERVATIVES DO NOT DESPAIR.

rINuoNsoHs COMPOUND SYRUP or TAR Ann WOOD
nary Consumption. spns BLOOD
Asthma ani all diss ases Of the respiratory
The readers asncn requested the following astonishing
OF a lady well known in this community
PHILADELPHIA, March 2, 1874
Mk. S. TuoNsos:
suffering fellow the following
which Tor you win make pubic;
hssso astonishing been effected Pulmonary Con
SUMPTION, when the patient rth. grave.
-Four had Of bilious fever. len
general heath wTctehcd condition
the chest, slight which gradually increased
Noisne. until all the OF Pulmonary CONSUMPTION became
friIy Such
ling oi the throat hectic snd total los
voice. suaeaion and dreadful that or
mrnths together, night
pillows almost In sinS posture bleeding ifum M" lungs. and
threw pint hiuj saeh di-,--
had tn lgud
AMI to ALL suffered with violent paiphson of the heart
Every aonins would eoash with pai" large
OF puirii matter In this condition rapidly and
not the shadow OF soubi Tint before this should
n eorr~r
much relic
o had - advice Different psIods good phy.en
WIN dad all they could Tor
noaneed in;urare. and aid that might poaih
but DISEASE eonnne1 Consumption, and beyond
OF nedesl,kH
orlc possible oprocure my
,nss frnd The AS. az yr Compolnd s,up az Tar
ani brought bo could scare-y credit rvtise.
the immediate wonderful sfricd
took regular Tor months gradually dtSnp
ung' heard
from being scarcely able head ftcU
low. ase fatigue. your
uah- msdei.r through blessings
brrauy, Of rcscu,ng mr from the
Shout proper publish YOU liberty refer
the afflicted that
Stimulated BY poison. MARY nANEy.
As spruce
Prepared BY Thomson n corner 9Th ami spruee
street,. Philadelphia Sold ~ pr VIM e. McPhson Hams
burg: Gish Lancaster v. Iabcr, Heading Va All
Barlng;on n. J. seth w. Roberts Mobile. Ala Is ID
Sands. y Y.
frits.
soA by MEXR DuvAL a 60, only AUTHORISED agent. for
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NOTICE.

WE take this occasion to give
notice that we keep constantly o. hand, Stoves,
Crates and Cooking Rangers OF all kinds, that
are generally uscd in this market OF our own
manufacture. which NC will sell ON reasonable
terns- 40, Noti's Agricultural Furnaces too
streaming food fcr stock, which VIC viii seli at
IN. manufacturer, prices, after AIDING the ,i
pcns,s. at our Tin. Stove and shc-t lron Manu-
factory, ncsrthc Bell Tavern, wher. all kinds
IN be done ca the mo-t easonable terms, and al
,ahns W 4. Tia OF Copper, Guttsring, sc.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-03

from the house. Perry step! up to place
over The chamber haor, and took down
three gnas. Bates, and one OF the Irish
men named james S,apieton, were EN-
gagged in a seattle just without The door.
Perry oimed, fired, and shot SlapIeron
througb the heart, and he died instantly.
That discharge was Quickly followed by
another, the bullet slitIug Patrick Sta
pIelon, (brother Of James) upon the breast
bone, glanced into his side; he ran about
Two rods, and fell dead. A third shot
was fired. The bullet struck an Irish
man named DowIan, in his face, denol
ished his jaw bone, and passed into the
cheek. a co:oner's inquest was held
upon The bodies in the evening and the
witnesses were so drunk that the verdict
was merely that their death was caused
by a leaden bullet, discharged from a
muskel, by some person 10 the urorS un>
Known. Al midnight Perry was arrest
ed, aud committed for murder, and he Is
now in the jnl in this town TO await his
trial. We learn since writing the above,
that D)wIan, the third person shot at, has
died of his wounds"
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not appear that any account is kept BY the
clerk 0! the weather. 49, EmGucip0tOr.
The UNi0Il.

An article is copied from the Christian
Citz,n, from the pen Of EIihu Burnt, -
| shall so far agree with him as not TO
plead for a separation Of the Free and
Slave States, bot do not understand that
any man is uoraIy bound to aid the slave
catcher in carrying out his nefdrious pur-
poses. believe, as the shareholders Of
he South do not regard the United States
Consultation, where that goes against
slavery, we are not morally bound to re-
cognize as morally binding on US, such
part ifsuch can be found. which requires
US to uphold slavery.
For if there WAS ever any part OF said
instrument which required our aid in
keeping men in slavery, that obligation
has been cancelled by the utter disregard
10 its main requirements on the part of
those opposed to human freedom. | would
say then 10 every lover Of right refuse 10
support slavery, and if The shareholders
cannot stand that, let item withdraw from
the Union.