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nENERAl.GAsS.

On Saturday list lhe friend 81 General Cass in New
ial, city, rendered him public dinner and IN Monday,
be excused himself II leltct Iam Which take the
luaninI rXt Ct i the purpose ~ hrafiily cnninend-
lGp lis conservative spirit aud admirable sentiments
placed in geographical position Ia exerI poserln
Influence upn he duration ui this eenfedpr1cy OF r. pub
he; attached 10 he Union. and 10 the whae Unaa and
alacAfd equally 18th principles o feed5m. aud IL tho
constitution BY winch these ara guarded aod scored,
sAoel the time ever come--asI tnIai II III nat-and
r1me whence and why 1t may--whan dissolution shall
find advnralts. and the band Of violence shall attempt
sever he bond that holds together. -lhe Wtst viii
mp unn. II stny deed 81 hial to the
II brriy here and hrou. hout the world aye, and 1t
vii he stayed Success never halow the etflt :
1--we not strue, by iudcal blindness. shall held
10 he constitution with ateaari'p defy ing time and
accident thnnkine III God orr fathers. and our own
Ged, tu political institutions which have secured II rs
gfea'of measure Irrational prosperity 'hau IL has ever
been the 10, If any people before taenay.
~ have but nm danger 10 fear. Asr0 the military
power aud the geneG corruption OF manners and morals
Which isinty atirbnes tie tall NJ many
puhcs IN ancient and mdern days-l believe. ifihey
not he last. they among the last uf HE evils We
have oappnhand. Oar future would b. all the patriot
could deslre If that ture clhtined other seeds of
danner than these. The pr pher sagacity e Y ashing
toeslw aud ore'od the true dapger which threatens
the Danger If sseonn interests aud passions araying
one rortinnu the Gnian against am her.
"a spirit If cuanromisr ry to create this
eonfedefatun and il Is Huay necessary preserve it
/ IN it, inocfiy aud Efficiency. " hen questions arise
deeply ~ cling the country. and div ing il by geogfa-
phca lines. then comes he time Of lfia which no true
American contemplate wiihauianxety II Is seldom
ha such issues can he pesen ID when mutual torbear-
ancei7 not delated ak by dntY ard by wisdom. IT
h1lf o great country, abandnnng all Cher differ
encesu opinion unannouS IN IT'S sentiments upon any
measure Of Internal policy. locay btteg itself. ils cit
IL rs should from their c,untryaen uf he other
tin kindness. and not denuucation; argument and not
ectui alton; and desire To reconcile conflicting opn
ans latnoaiously Compatible with the nature OF
the ntrovery M such views respecting their rights
or their position be 81 held by extensive
ty thot the existence u urcihe considerations hch
cal for careful inqur, and fer wise. well AZ knd
decision In his spirit should sectional esllons be dis
cussed. and they 80 they will bring with them no
Danger; hut will furnish additional motives for uniun.
and will contribute powerfully 10 our strength and Pros
peiy"
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MISCELLANEOUS.


MELANCHOLY SUICIDE.
he uat'le oare- ranlaias tho following account
q" lhe soielde Il ehtf Il Hon. John Nareel Of DE
! tout, lofmsfiy |. =. Neealsf iem Ntcldaan:
NAgtHA fttls. Nov. - AN
Cor Village WAS thl. malain9 lbfowu int1 d,op nlu,m
by relaf thai Young leiy had rohahf cnmn,ited
suicide 9efe during S.ne iime List right. Whith is un
duuhtflN taat ne, The circumstances ara A. lpys,
The INN efclrs yes.eldas mtruing bf uahi huh,ra
N"nne "euan o hnr personal appearances. and about 70
years OF age, having with hff tNu bright unkiHo boys
aud . feats odd After tahi9g oous the fagDo 10
tc she emil for whiting ma rriols aud noIbiag m,,rs
WI. tna"o i her urul this morning. neln4eu aud
or'arh The hill 1T The aaH sir hid oeeupied was na
by The nth eo>s They VIE lpquirug ar Their moth
Upon the table we've found three lciiers--nno directed
to NJ IN Nier L. : A.,and one 10 Hon lahn Norvrll
u"til' Aeli aud me Ia the proprietor al the Fople
Hotel. copy ut which send vow also thu ttnpri~ ci
oo' s,de fhe head, her lid aatch too Inuls utcth
oga si,k pnf5e containing soue gold aud silver eous and
her wedding rut.
The ebdrro state rlal tber mother had bid them
gnrd bye and Kissed htn. after ury had eano 10 bod
that they lad lat cone FIN Nuth,slet Tneina and
'lol 'hefiathsrWas M fipiia. Noc'u.e eaa be assign
rd Ir theaet She appeared pto zig faiuiui lhroupt-
on' resetd9Y and uuI the leasf sfmpou, III insanity was
noticed Nehrg has betn found ullraw HE least hpAt
upou the matief.
- o'e,oer, \. NJ Enough hos toon found TO Wal.
rant he heilef HAT the nHaftnuntp lady tapfd fum II G
Hulge hal aus to Coal Island mud Naa .,,,pf over The
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WILKES & BUTLER.
I q NJ NJ S ION NERO II An
INNTElUlrRE Xn

60 NJ NJ q N Nj l. Re II \ y 7 s,
LfNCnuURG, Va.
Il1W ARp Il II lIlt, >ur4l4Ine plt,nrr sT HsA.tt-
= : l"ler, having a>-t.atcd himself with Mr. napil.
M. :" Hos uod,f thu st,c aud irn al VII kFS = IL /.
lit lot the purpose 81 toudutuns rener,i
s'foCc"W, So1s,HlisS1oss, kserefrsl.- ard
FORlG. iHDfNG BiSRNESS
have purchased thu a tire NruCk OF GOODS lrlana,ns
10 TIN eencrtn ut Rahrrts y Bnti, aud vii ,p IA
on hand at t'cr cid siand opposite tie nanls,
4 Large 03R MI selected .Stoek Of Gooag.
Trust Ny etae application 10 h#.a,. to n,lif The
enire confidence Il lie tnls sn,l 4s,. w. n H. H.
enaeeln, AMI the pahlif sao,ray Al bpsiprs entrusted
Ia on etto shalt hass aur strict Personal attention
fr1mp attention viii hr given l. The sale ui all kinds
produce entrusted tons
/ Il BJFLtR VII give III attention tn the#.ale
iooaaea IlNag hrch extensively cngag,j in the 1nhae
"a hRde u'n cuy hle, Il. l.u- caule,t aat tho PLANTER,
interest Viii he ttA represent cd Ia his hands
g. Hn"d- viii he forwarded tire efdtava-c.
o9 la-U N1lk1s y Rt'T1 III.
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MESSAGE or ruE GOVERNOR or ALABAMA.

MESSAGE OF the GOVERNOR or ALABAMA.
W. me indebted ~ Gov Chapman Tor pamphlet C.
~ " his message which delivered on the l2lh int
lie ualts mtbera hyufable exhibit Of the condition Of
the Siaie haancps The lalnce IN the treasury on the
Isl e Noeepber. 1919 WIS i53- 0l6 5s. The receipts
from ordinary Of revenue Tor the neNt Two was
are rsmated ~ ig3n,o10 the cyren-rs Il the STA e
Government during be sane perud ~ S3l6.357. inrc
eard 10 the Stfe dcbt h. Is otupnln lhol, n1smuch
as IN creating the fr i'm 1t, the tight reserved
continue be indebtedness indefinitely, provided the
Interest Wefe pad puurnar, it would be vel to defer
any nnepptio pay lie prnep1 until the feronfces ot
the STATE lntih, dew lap#d, aud new sources Of rev
tpur opue1 He then recommends hai the bonds lof
000o0at rr colt, falinedue Ap'il LIST. 1850, aud
/ honds fen &@21 coo Al per cent, filing due jane i
1850. be rrnnnt I'd fr twenty yeats In rsg nd % IA k
Gov Chapman has M ahj ena t them If the lcg'sn-
rure should establish hem. May ,thcr TOPICS Of no
general interest discussed. and the Governor then
10 the slavery question. lie TAKES the strongest
Southern gI1und against the right Of Congress 10 ithtd
slavery in The Territories. lie then denoance7 the pro-
vslona government IN California and all The pro
rcrdIgs of forming "a State constitution. lie tbcn
con men lp1he Legislature 10 puNIde fer the calling
II SITE Convent n, adiarly upon tha plssagr
by G uefes Of ihe Wtlmol Poviso, " any measure
nanst slavery thn Territories ar he District Of Co,
lutuba and TINT the "sisff" Slave Stats be invited +,
unite in seferll can enii,n ol a -tulIar character.
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We have a letter from Prince George c. II. desert
hing np,sier, who undertook 10 pass himself off
deaf and dumb but who could both hear and talk when
ii suited rm IL IS due # HE lazrron, WIN 90 abuut
s4ieng charity With mi ted certificates that They had
bean shpwrecked suffered all sorts OF hardships. and
bee thru u Nth helness family destitute up,n tina
wotld. Such geuiuses aniy in cities Norfolk
Herlii
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FOE We E511EsF4 F3sR.S'S.
Jir.iAiGs and F.0gFisEG8lR RRsge.

FIRST PACKET.
,EuIE fast sa guew packet Bar1ue, Cyaur, Capt Love-
land now loading, aud will sail on both inst For bal
oifrght cabin seerigc Ia ing superior
Communications, apply TO Captain on boafd ut
DAVID CUBIIE,
/ Nov SIS Nichmpnd.
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I,ANCY SILK vEsTiNGs-o OF a superior 9a4lit ,
l. aud style, Just received by
oasis WAREHOUSE s POTTER.
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steel, F'im Und gyi5Ps.

I CASE "S tNDERSON'S' CAST STEEL,
/ II boxes Tin Plate.
80 Spanish Main Hides, per barge Baltimore, receiving
q nd Tor slleby GEO bh'bh'
Nov 26-ts.
Y1YYSOR'S TIMOTHY SEED --25 Bus iEi4S
w Wysor's inptay Seed, superior article, warranted
fresh and pure, for safe by -
/ Sept lots M.CoRSLE SIMPSON
HRASS SEED On consignment 10 bus KY Blue
~ Ggass-200 do Herd f,rass--ior sale low by
Oct tits CARTE, & NOWLiS
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NEGAoRs W. Nsr IN.

| WISH TO hire ilr h' coming year. number 4 NEGRO
L MEN, To work on the Nren and ryHc=pe tail load
near Iynchb1rg; and also At or near Biz Otter h
~ OF Bedford. Twill pay much any other plnsble
actor,
also wish to hire hands for the Canal near Buchanan for
which will pay good prices am that lepus nave
gone abroad to the injury OF coataeaf- the Clual,
OF which have been put al at by bad and persons;
since my hands recoy cred from the measles, they have bccn
as healthy any negroes in the 1t ANY person. that
shes to hire The Road Canal, win apply Me-
Simpson, Mcdaniel 4 Lee, JOHN Cio,lS, and willis
b Butler. CfI>S Sfolrr
Nov 29-ts
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20 ss0imErrs te,atg KGMsIFers.

1000 POUNDS PET. Levi. Whit" Lead, No. and pure
$50 cal ons Liusc,1 OIL, together with general as
1T Points, Narushcs Finishes &c S<c sale By
Nov Cts JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
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Auction and General Agency,
esAho ND ~ YE0SfsV,

INlE ndcr entd, having asoled or The rupose Il e
daemg General Agency and Auction Business, Il
place, undci the stXle OF
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III
The receipts are ranging very near those of last
year doubt brought out, considerable extent by
the high prices.
Flour become firm The receipts per river having
nearly ceased and pretty good demand existing, prices
have risan 81 ia ordinary State "a g. VI %
straight do - 10 "a 81 mixed Ohio and Indiana ~ S7k
S6 straight Michigan 50 10 o. pure Genesee 70 IL
IS 81; southern is irmersay 30 IL for Petersburg City
Mills Rye flour il dull at W 81. Corn meal heavy al
81 90 ~ g. Wheatis frm with fair demand 81 05
Canada, in bond white southern 81 10; red do 4cs Rye
dull at 90 90 cents Barley good % cents Oats AZ %
canal Corn Is little bettesaies mixed western b7a
58k yellow sol southern white 6Si % cents
old northern round yellow % 30 cents New Or
leans moasses is in good demand at % 30 cents North
Carolina rpentine 81 IS per $50 pounds Linseed oil has
advanced rs Ohio pork has become quite active
and prices advanced $l2 60a ls for mess 10
for prime This brought stock, under which the market
fell off to $2 Is $2 and 10 10 80 S7t Ohio lard Is dull
81 81 for fair prime. Rice remains ~ 81
S3 81 Coverseed sells 81 cents Whiskey % 2sA
cents. Tobacco continues firm cents for Kentucky;
Mason county, ~ cents Maryland. Al Wool has
been In active demand and sales nearly 100000 lbs
full rates, with prospects of advance fleece. ~ 4S
full blood 81 40 cents Feights fairly active. Flour
70 Liverpool, Is. Sd. Is 3D. corn, AZ Aid; cotton,
Sled; TO Amsterdam, cent; Hayre, cent For San
Francisco two ships taken at S55 for lumber.
The stock market has been pretty firm, and prices
generally creeping up The quotations to-day fol-
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This continued fall In rates failed to Greats any very large
bushes. for the packet OF yesterday which Is however,
from Boston and moreover the Hberas letters had not
been well digested The supply OF bills ample, and
the market closed very duh per for sclass bills,
although one leading drawer asked 81 cent This soft
ening Of the exchanges arising from the large exports Of
produce as compared with the imports Of goods has been
enhanced by an improved inquiry Ior American stocks.
I, 4, stated that many orders have been received by The
berna There sales in london OF United States Is
OF 1857 l05t-coopon stock lG 1Ost-with some In
quiry FOR Virginia SIS at 9sl, and So atss-
The cotton market In England had fallen I'd through the
apparently combined influence OF limited purchases by the
and advces OF large estimates Of the CROP
on this side The purchases Of the spinncrs were very
large in October estimated at 900 bales In ihe
which, added to IS 900 bales, the amount o.
their purchases November makes $4,000 bales or sir
weeks consumption ,heir admiued rate Of 1000 bale,
per week In other words they purchased In November
5000 bales less than they consumed The progress OF the
market In Liverpool was follows
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Joms TURNER,
Petition Of John 8. Crockett, &C.

MARY ELLEN DrssIs.S Petition John 8. Crockett &C.
THE object Of the nterlocutoy petition Of John g. Crockett in this
make the 0neha Of the fund in the hands the
mentioned bill The petitioner that heretofore certain
Turner filed his bill this court setting that
Marceus Joseph Dennis seized
lands county that
said John Turner had purchased the the said Marcel
us Jones and that the said Joseph Dennis had departed this LIFE
leaving Mary Ellen Dennis his only child and heir at that the
said Mary Ellen Dennis resides Norfolk In the Suite OF Virginia.
purpose divisions the court the first
December s4s decree In said cause for sale Of the
said the said purpose and appointing Levin Woofod
county, make said sale that the said trustee
the said for the thou
dollars The petition further states That the said Jo
seph the Of his death, largely indebted TO
Cadmus Dase bills obligatory EACH dated the 2st day
dollars hundred dollars each with
interest," said Cadmus afterwards assigned the said bills
obligatory John Crocketi that letters OF administration
upo personal Of said Joseph Dennis by the Or
Court of Somerset county granted cean Asa Phillips
Joseph insufficient the payment
the fund in the hands Of the said trustee arising
from Of which the said Joseph died seized necessary
payment debts said Joseph Dennis,
Of for that purpose IL therefore ad
and ordered that the petitioner by causing OF this
inserted printed in Washington City
of Eve weeks before the 10th day Of Feb
said absent defendant Of the object and
petition be and this court
person solicitor before the ID day Of next May term
hath, why decree ought not TO pass as prayed - 80
True copy-Test; VIM. II. g. POLK, Clerk.
Dec 22-law5wcp
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B.sK or rHK METROPOLIS, Dee 81, 1919.
mrJIs Bank will mot he open ON Tuesday,, the a5th
instant tChristmas day) nor on TUESDAY me Isl january
An notes payable !, Inc hank days attended by
O'Clock the Mondays previous
22-if2ad ,2fuh ,2gth hSist
III many fancy articles suitable for HOLIDAY presents too
advertisement sufhce 70 say, they
VIII be sold lower prices than similar good ~ me city
Melody for 1880 the most elegant and useful eyer pub
Iished In America WV. fischEh
rHRIsTMAs and New-ycar Presents ~ the new
siore-T BAsTIANELLI CO., importers Of hncy goods,
pcrumey, cutlery, and aenemens furnishing articles beg leave
inform gentlemen that their splendid stock Of goods h
n ana their prices lower the quality goods
bonable ,te II BAsTIANELLI co,
Dee sa-saf Browne Hotel.
CRAvATs, STOCKS, txc.-sTEvENs has and
Of black and mncy silk and satin
Also, new style stocks hooks, perf-
'''' Great and Gendcmen's outhpins Establishment
Dec 9a-eosdf No. Browns Hotel.
NOTTCE.ow win be closed the 2h inst, (Christma-
day having notes due thai day Will sse Intend %
them previously. CHUbB schhNck-
IN prorimo All persons having payments day;
requested to attend 10 them on the days previous 49,
Dee ~ " OokookAN Mess.
4 Ia lust received Al 'E WHEELER CO.'S,
Il Dec 2-iflw Penn. Avenue, corner 10Th 81.
HISTORY OF spanish Asersture. BY George rickner
system Medi.va Geography by Charles Anhon
i LID
The Whale and III. csp,ors, y Rsv Henry r. chesver
Roland Cssbel, ID and last part -...,o. ,.,,,o.
Dec 70 1 hc' t''t9t4 FRANCk TAYLOR
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TyDUCATTONThe of parents desiring of their sons
the advantage thorough iniction IN union with NE careful
,.ion and minute attention allowed BY the plan o select
school i invited Fss Institutes he winter session q which
on the The situation o. the school,
me olos,ca seminary Virginia. within three miles Of Aexan
aria retired agreeable healthy The effort n hshinsy
made n train no IL pupils influence OF Christian principles
The course ofinsuucon embraces The Engi French Latin and
reek and other branches 81 liberal
educson including preparation for college
Pupils win be received any period Of the year. - .
600 for the session OF ten months, from October ~ 70 f
following August proportion for less time, payable smi snnn
ally For brothers. sieo each r the session OF ven
'I XSSss.s ~ - Rev. GEoRGE A sMffH, Principal.
Nov H-sawdsave - Z,
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MINER 70 Gen. saunders NORTH Carslin., shs re-
tarasd Minister from m.drid.

u,..sr % Gen. saunders NORTH Carslin., the re-
turned minister fren Madrid.
General Saunders, late minister TO Spain received
the bonors Of public dinner at Raleigh. on the llth
instant The venerable Duncan Cameron presided,
assisted by John H. Bryan. VIM. Dallas Haywood and
JB. O. Roulhac. as vice presidents. The governor Of
the State attended. along with ex-goyernos Swain and
Morehead, Hon. Calvin Graves. Hon. William H. Battle
and John d. Hawkins, esq, OF franklin.
When General Saunders was toasted he rose respond
and was greeted with loud and prolonged applause. He
was deeply Affected and II with difficulty that he gave
nterance his thanks for cordial WELCOME home"
Collecting himself. however, amid the continued applause
az the company, he proceeded in strain OF eoquence
directly the heart, and spoke for than half
hour OF his residence abroadof his feelings towards his
country and his countrymen OF all parties, while absent
n the effect OF institutions upon the Old Wordand of
Iii naon formed indeed, before his return homc
10 his abors Tor the future the Of internal
improvements, and 10 do all Ia his power build up the
waning fortunes and 10 promote the interess Of his native
STATE. He concluded with the following sentiment
The citizens Of Raleigh the capital of the tate-hospi
able social and intelligent Brighter and prosperous
DAYS await them speedy and early connection with
neighbors OF the East and West
When the seventh reg toast was given, Gov Manly
rose and responded briefly and eoqueniy He gave the
following; tA @ff
"The Union. II be preserved II was formed by
the spirit of mutual concession and com promise"
The eighth regular toast, the immortal Kossuih was
hailed with the deepest enthusiasm,
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Sales and fuetuatiow of the Liverpool market

A falling of OF dhe-half Of the purchases in November
only resulted the prices "A the close Of October
This Of affairs the approach Of the hoydsys under
increased estimates OF crop from The United States and
with arm manufscuers Market shows great degree Of
confidence on the part Of holders. The mark here has
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CoUsIs Berths's stories. ny the author OF FANNY
" Herber.n 81 cents.
lated from German. IS cents. eh II. It n
Preside Fairies; Christmas nj Aunt Estes. "a cents
Holyday Tales. IS cents.
Puss in Boots, - illustrations by Otto speekie Is
cents.
Away. Happy. BY Mother, children
Fairy Land OF lay Translated from the Neapo
tan with many Illustrations BY Cuikshank o.
Le Annies Fs Book, In words Of three letters 70 engraving
rs
Little Frank and Of syllable IS
Our Cousins Ohio. by Mary Hewitt. 50 cents.
Parry Tales Of An Nations BY Montaiba ~ illustrations BY
frossart CHRONICLES condensed Cor youth vols, a. as
with engsvinr from French designs ~ 80
90 90. it ~ ~ ~ i'. 100
And books for the limits Of
many entirely Also fine editions
many books Miss Edgeworh, Mrs Barboad Mrs
Holland Others. .s. Il. 81
books albums, drawing books scrap books se Ae
in great variety good French books seected with
rreat care, and imported direct from Paris, BY $500
L Dec ~ fhNCk TAYLOR
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Further from FLORIDA.

passenger from Florida, who arrived al Savannah
on Saturday last informs the Republican OF that place
that General Twggs had left Tampa TO have talk with
The Seminoles at Charlotte Harbor. II is now
said that the Indians manifest great unwingness to EN-
grate and that Wildcat is opposed TO the emigration Tor
that OF Billy Bowlegs should the latter emigrate The
guard that has been placed the Arkansas delegation
was found necessary, is said to protect them from the
threatened attacks Of the Florida party. The talk was to
have taken place on Saturday last and we may soon ex-
pec to hear from IT,