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der.''-we made use Of this phrase in our pa.
per Of the 2sth uliimo. This, the editor of the
Rasoou says, "can BE- no Other than Gen Cas-"
and appeals TO the most ignorant, il tEe state
ment (wc) made is no, as palpablc an unuuth a.
was eveI perpelrlied." He has made his appeal
TO the right quarter, il he hopes 10 be sustained
The most ignorant, il may be- presumed. know
nothing about the matter; which we suspect is
pretty much the prc,licament Of the editor him
SELF Bntwha, is the statement We made! Why,
that oil the Establishments Of this parsonage. who
ever he may be, could no, seduce one single de-
cided Wing from his duty" We do not think
tho Ra,oon has right to pronounce this false
hood, until he can show some such Wing who
has been so seduced But let that pass.
The editor of the Ratoon is perfectly al loss
TO imagine" how we can mace Gen. Cas- " The
Hero Of Hulrs surrender" We have done no
such thing. II is purely the work Of the LOcos
They have dressed the daw in pcacock's feathers
The RatOOn repeats the process, thus;
=" II is known 10 all, that, when he heard Of
the surrender, Gen. Cas-, in the strongest terms
expressed his Indignation SO strong indeed was
his language, that. had not Hull been pusilan
imous coward, he would have demanded and ex
acted a re,raction Of his expressions and il i
also well known. that when his sword was dc
manded, GeD. Cass refused to deliver il, and threw
/, To the earth, after shivcring it in pieces"
We have some recollection Of the incident
connected with that surrender, as rela,cd>in th'
papers Of that day, and our memory has been re
fteshsd by paragraph published in many of ou
exchange papers. copied from Niles's Register
vol iii. page IS. published at the tine.) TIN
Paragraph reads thus:
when Col. MArthurs sword was demand
cd, he broke it into three pieces tore his epauleti
from his shoulders and stamped them on tn
ground. and overcome with modification, threv
himself upon the earth and wept. His bTav
splri, will have satisfaction for this outrage up
on it,"
II the Locos have stripped the lnurcls from III
brave and patriotic M'Auhur, to place them o
the brow Of one whom they are DESTROYS Of elC
waiting to the Presidency, why should we not
permitted to style him the Hero Of Hull's SUI
renderi"
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The cass prncrssiOn IN Albany N.
u gni np n honor n lhsl grnllenan.
nov an lis wEs % Ssli nFer. seems ID
haFe bern small affair. Tie KniekeE-
barker sayss . The failure Il Pnm-.
Nard. a 10. ms had--ihr failure AZ lie
DATED Sla,es Raak aas SIN mar So
bar. Of ~ de fsilunes. we think he .cass
procession xas the mnsl signal."
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"The Figuring.''-Th There are many
things in the last weeks Ratoon, upon which we
might mako q remark or two, and this of the
figuring" among them; but the continued sick
ness ofone Of our hands has pressed upon us 9TH
or duties which have NOT LEFT us time. The edi-
tor has DO, exhibited any facts which render il
necessary 10 review our figures. He says the
public debt, including the fifteen millions we pay
to Mexico, docs not amount to more than seventy
millions Mr.. Niles, the democratic Senator from
Connecticut. says it amounts to ninety-eight mil
lions; and we all know that after war Of two
years, host Of claims will come in which canno
now be anticipated; and when they are all pre-
scented, no one can now say the debt will no
reach Sl5o,ooo.0oo. 1t is spoken of in boil
Houses Of Congress as likely to reach that amount
Asto the ,lirec, tex" nc trusted to memorl
oalI When VIC b,Io'c ic'trTel tc it. and suppoaa'
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b. Sonlh, nav. - 10 FrsJ laA. BftNttn
esh huHn, TylsF. Pa, TpKas. AZ he
Var wiih MeKina. ~ ilFmnstzis haze
gos ehlEgh % iaFy ihra. Tie PsHy i
alNDrd . snnshllali.,u. and HFli i D.
segres 4. faE a has glfssd lie ronHiry l0ng
enaaeh. Ihr bslasr pan sill naa unils
- T.ylor. &@fssuH.
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Fairfield Academy,
Six Niles North West Of Hillsh0rnngh.

80 NssN" hssss. WV W ssAst"~rsetcNt
THE exercises Of this institution will COM
mence on "Wednesday, the 9Th Of July, un-
der the supervision Of the subscriber, who has
had successful experience as o teacher. The To-
caty Of the institution, as II regards health and
morality, Is too well known to need any encomi-
ums.
The rates Of tuition, per session Of Ave months,
arc as follows:
Spelling, Reading and Writing, s 500
Arithmetic, Geography and English
Grammar, 1000
Languages and Mathematics, $500
Students charged from the time they enter,
unless by special agreement TO the contrary, or
in cases Of protracted sickness.
Board can be had near the Academy, in the
best regulated families, from Eve to six dollars
per month,
REFERENCES.
Rev. J. Brown, Marion, s. c..
Rev. Robt. Napier, Do. $50 II ~-%
]. Eli Gregg, esq, Do.
James Banks, esq, Fayetteville, N. G.
Rev. A. Currie, Enoc, Orange.
June &c. 36-2w
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{ Millinery AND
NOTWITHSTANDING.

m RS. ]. WADDILI. * Daughter, most re-
l'l specially announce to the ladies Of Hills-
borough and It's vicinity, that they have rented
the northern tenement in the house now occnpi'
ed by I.emuel Lynch, esq. as a Silver Smiths
shop. where they intend carrying on the
Millinery and Manfua-maktng
Business,
In oil its various branches The facilities they
possess in procuring the Latest FASHIONS from
the North, together with their long experience,
and the neatness and taste Of style with which
they execute their work, win, they hope, ensure
them liberal share Of patronage.
Werk shall be done in the shortest possible
time, and at prices 70 suit the times.
June 2s. 90
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Hon. ]. IKEDELL, Raleigh, n. c.

"Reid and Victory,"-The Whining.
ton Gazette has an article with this cap
lion, in which i, speaks Of The fine pros
poets of Mr.. Reid in this State for Gov
ernor. The Gazette is young hand at
the business, and reminds us of the boy
who told his father ina, he saw 500 SOUR
rels up certain tree. "Oh no. my son,
not so many as that" said the father.
Well" said The son, "there was 100. y
i" Not so many, son, reckon" I'll de-
CLARE" said the perscvering lad. there
were FIVE, then" "Too many yet, son,
try again." "Well I'll be drol if ! didn't
see ones tail swi,chin about, il | didn't
see the squirrel" "That's about right
my son." The Gazette has seen the tan
of Reds free suffrage varmin,, and ron.
cludes there must be 500. Ne,ebernida,
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Mr.. Van Buren.-This gentleman has
accepted the nomination Of the Barnhurn-
ers' Convention. and is now a candidate
for President. That he defeats Cass and
himself. no body doubts. That he shines
now in his true character. must be appa'
rent 10 all. He has as strong claims on
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The end Of a dissolale life is, common.
ly, desperate death.
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Hard at 1.-THE Loco Foco papers
have been trying hard 10 make the charge
Of aboIitionism stick against Willard Fill
more. but the failure is signal one. The
evidence they find is stronger against Cass
than Fillmore, and that Butler and Fill,
more are on the same footing. Neither
of them, il is said, own negroes. They
are hard al il now TO try 10 prove that
Cid lack is, sn abolitionist and Wilmoi
Provisoist. What next! Ibid
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ar Persons calling for any Of the above let
tors, win please say they are advertised,
JAMES NJ. PALMER, Pm.
July !. sI-sw
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June O..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-08
THE SOUTHERN QUESTION.

All Virginians must be pleased with The pro
per language OF The Governors Message on th's
question. We frost thai The Legislature will
pass "6rm and temperate resolves" reasserlins
the principles of ls47. The Norfolk Argus has
some admirable remarks, 10 which we have al
ready referred. They are as follow:
The period has arrived when il is demanded
of us 10 surrender rights which We can never
surrender without impairin9 our prosperity and
character as State, and diminishing our securi-
~, perhaps destroying our very existence as
society. The insduous and concealed attacks Of
the Northern aboitionisls have thrown of all dis
guise, and an OPEN blow is now aimed al The do.
nestle tranquility OF the South. beginning
has already been made by Congress, and no man
can see the end OF it. The cause Of African
emancipation has boldly erected ils front in the
Federal councils, and il will there advance or
recede, as The policy OF its friends and adherents
shall dictate. II the hydra be not crushed by the
union, ftmness and decision OF our State Legis-
latures, we may bid adieu 10 the peace OF the
Southern States The conspiracy that exists
against the South is not lIi6ing one. i is wide
spread, aud embraces a large portion OF The pee
pie OF The tree States.
The question Il slavery in the territories then,
is The first in importance, and demands the para
mount action of our Legislature. II should rise
high above the party prejudices Of the hour. We
should take nobler ground al a conjuncture
when all that is valuable 10 US is about 10 De i'm
molated upon the altar OF an unprincipled tana-
ticism, and a bold usurpation OF Congressional
authority Il is time for the South 10 look 10 It's
ow strength ant resources because The lime APP
proaches when, il the Congress OF the United
States shall continue deal to the admonitions OF
reason and justice, the Legislatures oil The seve-
raj snu,hern States must stretch forth their sove-
reien arm, and with he shield OF authority pro-
tect their own citiz-ns. Ii that protection shall
be withheld from divisions among ourselves, OF
from any mistaken notion OF danger from coils,
ion with the government, all will be lost, iueco,,
yerably lost BY frnness and union We stand
by discord and confusion VIC tall.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. DEC

RICHMOND MARKETS. DEC.
TOBACCO-lnspecIions light, win 4
demand Tor manufacturing sorts. We quo
a, 81 rs 10 , 80; common leaf s. % 81
ding 4 IS 10 IS; good and fine, 500 /.
FLOUR-Sales al SIS a 81.
WHEAT-lQ5 a ITO cents, ior rel AM
OATS-3l a 80 cents per bu>he.
CORN-Old SO, new As cent. pc. bu,
CORN MEAL-60 cents.
WHISKEY-25 cents tor Recli6ei.
SALT-Last sales from wharf IS pe
from store 81 80. Demand good.
BACON-Hams 9 l0c.; Western ST
6.c.; Shoulders ST Sic.
STATE OF THE STOCK MARX
Reported By Beverley Blair, Licensed StOts
State Stock 6 per cenls-par value slOO
par and interest.
Corporation per cents-paI value slOo.
$50 and interest. ,,,x,
State-S97 so n SIS.
Exchange Bank Slock-par yalnr Sl00. ,
sale.
Farmers Bank Stock-par value slOO n,
Virginia Bank Stock-par value $40. Hr,
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacture
par value Si0O--held Al SIS.
Richmond Fire Association Stock-pat
Held nj 500 81 a $50.
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac
stock-par value SIO0-last sale at $50
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rtr
OF Debt-par value SI00-held al SCI.
Richmond and Louisa Railroad stock-pat ii,
re cent sales at $50.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-08

A letter from the Secretary Of the Treasury,
transmitting copies of the Treasurers account
(same as noticed 10 Senate proceedings
A communication from The President OIL he
United States, which was laid before The House
al the close OF he last session, Ion The last ddg Oh
the session-and The reading prevented by DINER
business-giving the Presidents reasons, al
length, for signing the Oregon Territorial bill,
and his views on the slavery question, as con-
necled with the new territories, &c., which mes
sage was then published.
Mr.. Wentworth offered resolution calling on
the President for information as 10 whether any
American citizen or citizens had been arrested in
Ireland, for alleged interference in The political
affairs OF that country, and, if so, what steps had
been taken by our government in relation thereto.
The speaker decided that the resolution was not
now in order, and il was not received
Mr.. Cobb Of Georgia, moved an adjournment
when division was demanded, and the motion
was decided in The affirmaliv' "a 10 %, The
House refusing, 1913 TO 10, to lake the yeas and
nays on The question. Adjourned accordingly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-08

, ;ncornn,a,ion of the Marine Railway Company,
Bv Mr.. klLBY: OF citizens OF Suffolk, IN
Nanse,nond, tor Savings Bank
Nv MIR. WORTHINGTON: OF The Board Of
School Commissioners oil Jefferson, Tor anel",
lions OF the act Incorporating said board Pdsse0
March 9th, iS4S. ...;.,ns Il
Franklin, for the establishment OF plecinc. era
ton at the house OF Thomas r. Ha'chei' ~ 'A''
county. ,;,,e II
By Mr.. BYRNE: For change OF the 'ine u
holding the county court OF Braxon.
By MIR GOFF: For an appropriation 10 con.
s,ruc, road from John A. Haton's, upon me
Stanton and Parkersburg road. TO Le%'Sou,s
Also ior separate election al Charles Y. Lee ;,
in Randolph county Also, for separate eiec-
,;on q, me house Of Charles linn, 10 BARBOUR
comfy =, nj. ,r,uorror II
WOOD county, tor release to him oil Inc Com, !,
monweathS right Ia tract oil lou acres OF i"nu
in said county. Also, of czsns OF Putnam
comfy for change IN portion OIL the bounda-
~ uf said COUNTY. Also OF II. II. DIS, IN De-
halt Of Jno. A. kiDnaiid, Sheriff OF Wood coun
~ 10 be released from the payment oil ludSmehl
OF The Geneta Coult.
Ry Mr.. BOYD: OF citizens OF Wythe, for
senar.te election al the house vi a. Rosenbauin,
deceased, in said county.
nv Mr.. HINER: OF citizens Of Pendeton,
for separate election at the New School House,
on the land Of VIM. Kent.
By Mr.. FERGUSON: Of w. Hinchman' OF
Logan county, for the passage Of an act legall-
sing his appointment by the court OF said coun,
" 10 solemnize the rights oil matrmony and
also to legalze the marriages solemnized by HIM
Also, of citizens Of Wayne County, Tor ihe ~
corporation of a company TO improve the nav,
igation of Twelve Pole River. also' OF Joel
Ferguson and others, for the remission OF hne
OF ESQ imposed upon him by The Circuit superl-
or Court for Wayne County. Also, oil c'iize"s
county out oil part of said county
On motion Of Nj. COOKE The House adj
iaurned,
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Acknowledgement ssrItaum5a

SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
me Austrian Rebellion Terrible Massacre IN
tie Streets Of pisnna- RcUoiutton IN P,ussa-
Berlin IN . STATE ~ Siesc-AGtirs IN France
--Napo en- pfobo6ly Eiected-- u, dine in Bread
tnts- i"p.ovemem a.. Cation, &c.
Photographed Tor The Baltimore Sun
BosToN, Dec Go P. NJ.
Inc Cunard steamer Britannia was telegraph
ed on Boston this morning, AT 10 o clock, after
Proraced voyage of more than l8 days. She
sailed from Liverpool on The l5 uItmu. and en-.
counlered heavy stress OF weather. To the Gay
oil her sailing, commercial confidence prevailed
throughout Gsea, Britain; still transactions in
produce were mol extensive
BREADsTuFF..- Grain cul and dec,nine Tho
supply FULLY equal u the demand, and there was
no 'pecial acian Of moment.
AT Mark Lane on the Monday week previous
10 he lSh, Wheat tell Two shiIlinss nrr onar,rr
on The next day Wheat sold a S / 10 IS 81 for
white ana Is 81 10 i 81 per 70 Id, Tor red
flour, al The last Gates prior 10 the steame'. de-
paT'nre. sod, best Baltimore and Western, al 27s
10 sos 81 per bbl. On the l7th, trade was Ian
suh' ami prices in favor OF buyers
PRovIsioNs.-Pcrk has advanced two shillinas
per cwt Beei was quiet. Sales OF bacon bu,
limited. New eastern SIS. Considerable sales
OF lard, and The market steady. Cheese quiei-a
prime article found ready sale.
CoTfcN.-At the departure of the Britannia
there was somewhat more confidence in the Cot.
ton market, and midiling qualities had improved
shade, they being most in demand. In The low.
er higher and iair grades here was no change
Far upland and Mobile 81 and Orleans Go a.
Inc sales oil The week amounted 10 $4,000 bales,
being considerably lower thar those OF the week
previous. In the manufacturing districts a rea-
Scnably fair business was doing.
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Inc acvlces from The Continent are mpor-
tant and alarming and seem 10 threaten a toial
suhversion OF things.
In Austria The sublime and sangunary EN-.
netnf, Ferdinand, CHARACTERIZED his success in
Vienna by airocity ani Cold bloeicd cruelty lar
exceeding that OF the Populace in moments Of
Their greatest excitement. The details Of his |
oaroary are leo numerous 10 be given by them.
selves. Suffice !, to say that deienceles citizens
have been shot dead in the streets under the ewes
Of their riaed and plunderipg houses even wo-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-08
CARRIAGES.

Married, at the residence of Cant ]. B. 4
OF HenIico county, Thursday morning, D.
by The Rev Jacob Manning, Mr.. JAMES ".
TO Miss Lucy H. ANDERSON.
Married, on Thursday evening Nov. 4
the Rev. DR.. Adam Empie, Capt RoBsar "
BIO, to Miss MAMIE RAND LpH, voyages [.
Ter OF The late Thomas Taylor, all Of ihls d
Married, at Oak Shades, on THURSDAY
23d, by the Rev Garland James, Mr.. J
WILLIAM FuLcHER, 10 Miss Elizabeth
DA, daughter oi MAJOR John L. Vaughan
Hanover county. Va.
gJ Richmond Times and Petersburg |
sencer requested 10 c'py.
Married, on Tuesday evening. Oclobe,
al he residence Of Mrs. Harriet Basye, IN h
vile, Northumberland co, Va by Inc Re
.: Thomson, OF the Methodist Protestant G.
Mr.. GEORGE HENDERSON, Of Hea,hsv,Ile, +,
ELIZABETH A. NJ. Moss, al The same plac
formerly Of New Kent county, Va.
~ Richmond papers requested 10 copy
Married, on Tuesday evening, Nay.mbe
al Farmville, Lancaster county, Va. nh
ience OF john B. Branham, ESQ. = by The R
5. Canaway, Of Mathews CO, va !, Mr.. II
BAsYE, (eldesl son OF the late Col. WIN 8.
Of Heathsville, Northumberland co., Va, 10
MARIETTA EuoENIA, daughter OF the lac j
A. Carter, OF Nutsville, Lancaster CO.. Va
sT Richmond, Fredericksburg, BalumJr
New York papers will please copy.
Married, in Manchester, on THURSDAY
ing, Nov. 23d, by The Rev. Mr.. Mannr,
ALBERT ASbREws, 10 Miss ELLEN y,Ds.
OF The town Of Petersburg.
Petersburg papers will please copy.
Married, AT "Chfs,'" A,n,A, on lhe
November, BY Reverend 4. G. Living, Al
I. HAWKINS, 10 Mis-, Ass l.. FosTsa, taU
81 Major Joel G. Foster, all Of Amelia.
Married, on The 2l.t November a Air
Major r. Bard's,) by the Reverend WI
Eas wood MIR. R BARNES LAWSON, u Clio
Ter, 10 Mss Nancy BLAND, OF King and q
Married, on the ODD November, al Ma
Vile, (Mr. Thomas Sears'.) BY the Re7'
William Eastwood, Mr.. J. WILLIAM LAwsc
Gloucester, TO Miss EupHEHll Nj. J. Mas
King and Queen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-08
GIVE THE DEVIL HIS DUE"

Some days since, upon the transformation Of
others, We referred 10 the sorry plight OF The Barn.
burners in the Tenth Legion, 'led on by that in
eresting Wing, George Rye OF Kidnapping me
mory" This turns out 10 be an error and we re-
gre, mat il found lis way into our columns. The
Woodstock "TenIh Legion" says
I'm justice 10 that individual, we will 81
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that MIR. Rye has never been guilty OF the crime
OF kidnapping, Notwithstanding he is an Abolition
ISL The editors no doubt referred 10 the exciting
trial which took place in This county several years
ago. of that individual and others for writing and
speaking language inhibited by legislative enact
mpniu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-08
PUTNEY s. WATT
40 lOl. FRANKLIN STREET.
Removal.

~ RAUX has removed his Dyeing Establ'
r.. ment 10 Franklin Street, doors from
co,ner OF Governor Steer, and nearly oPpo'
DR.. Plumers Church.
Gentlemen's Clothing dyed, cleaned and re-
va led, in The best style.
A competent Tailor is attached 10 The esi
Iishment 10 repair Clothing.
Dec. g. div
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-08

CERVANTS' SHOES, really good
- have on hand good stock OF Serss.
SHOES, suitable for male and female, which
can recommend to wear well.
Dec. 8 PUTNEY < WA IT'S
NOR THE LADlES.-Fine Dress va
j. Boots and Buskns. We nave on nag
fine stock OF ladies' superior Dress 1aher .
and Cater Buskins also, laaies me Dress =
sole Morocco Bussins and Slippers, grea
rieIy Tor sale By ,,nscv a ,u.rrs
Dec 3 ~ VEL " VIZ =
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NOTICE.
s3O. 900 Worth fDry Goods to be sold
and hPloW Cost.

and below Cost.
INTENDING 10 close my business, VIII y.
and after today offer my large and We
lecled stock of Goods al and below cost
A. the business must b, closed speedily
sales mus, be made strictly f,r Cash, ana IL
instance can This RUE b. deyiaed ron. :.
IsAAAC A. LEVY. 43 Nam ?.
n An persons indebted to me WI ps.
make promp! settlement Dec'
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Photographed for the Baltimore Su,

ALBANY. D.
.Ne,o York Electoral College, Sc The
bers OF the Electoral College assembled I.
day, and cast the lhiriy-sir electoral yoit,
State OF New York for Taylor and Fmsr
President and Vice President OF toe L
States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-08

RELIGIOUS MOTTO E.-There va
preaching every night this week in The q Pee
terrain Church, (Rev. Mr.. Hoge's) by the x
Thomas p. Hum, Or by the Pastor OF the Chs.