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LOFTlN n. ELLET.j
W GODDiN, Trustees.
II
WIN. d. NUM-,
u Sale conducted By ". GOpUlN, AucI.

QJr Sale conducted by ". GupDiN, Auct.
Immediately after the above sale oi Land, will be
sold, by the Executors al thr late w u Chttcnfen,
deccasrd all Of the Prrsona Estate al IS uhlry coll
sstins OF Mules Cattle Hogs, Wa-ons, Cat, Farming
implements, Wheat Machine large quantity Of Corn,
Oats, Fodder, sc.
TERNS-For all sums under sou, cash; over that
amount SIX months credit, fer negotiable notes, salts
factoiily endorsed. March 9-ctds
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AUCTION SALES.
asy as. "a. sbicainson ~ asrO,
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL


ESTATE.
DY virtue Of deed OF tibst executed to the subscr-
ID Der by James szrr ana John T.Szer, bearing Gate
the ;yih iay OF February, lsis, and recorded IN
the fice al The Cont al Hastings for tr cry al kch-
mona tnr III LAY April, l-i., tr suhsciitef "ii on
Fkio y, tie % day 81 tnr present. ns'nih-frhtuafy
al the hour ui o'clock, T " upon tbr premises,
proceed To sell a Lot Of Ground, ,ts'nhed IN
hr >ad deed being siuard IL thr CITY OF Richmond,
up'.n CLAY and In strrts, commencing at the IN
ti-rcnn OF sad streets on the r"uih side oi stirr,
aud thence uInnine Gown street one hundred irtt-
thence running IL feht angles from street one nun
bred !eet-tnrnce running parallel with K street ono
hundred fret, ih lfeet-tbencr Ill the said last
RfIoHet street To the beginning nnr hundred iert-
but winch said ot al ground contains, by actual mea-
srrmen,, ninety SIX frrt tour Inches on Cay street,
running BACK Timely irei 9Th street
thence III rIht angles and III parallel with Cay
street ir-t eight inches ana thence parallel
with 4lh ninety ia iert Two inches To- ". street
together with all The building, and improvements
thereon situated an the privileges and appuIitnantrs
10 t..r same any mannrf belonging.
Also. ii the same time and place, certain "lnsf iot
parcel Of Land known IN tie plan 81 Inc shu Guy
of Richmond BY The numh-f 6S2, winch has been dsI-
died INTO four lois, designated ny lhs numbers :, ana
I, each Containing thiily two -rt ia inches on Clay
street. and running back hundred and nay lhIos
feet tour inches 10 an alley, IN connun 10 tue hole oil
sad lois, twenty fret III @linlns nt dr-igGatrd No.
beng situate al Ihr intersection ~ tiay ma 9Th sts
TEKMS-Unc third ol the purchase none, 10 lie rJd
in GasE-thc residue IN equal instruments IN four ana
eignt months win interest thereon from the tn, OF
s,Ieand the ite retained. a e-d Of upon
The property I" be executed To secure ihr payment q.
The credit Instruments
H. on thr day designated for the above sale, the wea-
Their should be SUCH As the opinion OF the subscriber,
render II improper SELL the SAID sale VIII be post
rned unlll The i'sI TAR day thereafter.
The title the shove property y brIievrd 10 he GOOD
but acting US Trustee shall only convey such iitls
A., is vested in me by the SAID deed.
pO.Tlat ROBINSON, Trustee.
x II DICKINSON q BROTHER,
Feb Odds auclioneers
e. The above sale is postponed rnl 7aurs.
dcy, IN 18Th Of March al 4 O'clock. P. VI.
By order Of tie TfGs.ec.
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TO FARM Frs.

TO FARMERS.
HERDS, Timothy, Orchard, Millet, Kentucky Blue
L and Highland Meadow Dat Grass Seed.
Lucerne. White Field Carrot, French Sugar Beet,
Mange Wurtzel Beet, Buckwheat, Rye, Peas, Beans,
and full assortment of Fresh and genuine Garden
Seed.
Harrows Cutivators, Corn Shelters, Straw and Corn
Stalk Cutters Ploughs with wrought cast shares, oil
almost every description now in use
Hoes. Spades, Shovels, Manure Forks, Pruning
Shears, Rakes and other Tools necessary to the Farm
and Garden. For sale by
March l3-c4t WM PALMER.
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AUCTION SALES.
ssy gyeIliasgann sacddsn,
SALE OF "STUDLEY," LYING ~ TIE
COUNTY OF HANOVER UNDER A
TRUST DEED

COUNTY OF HANOVER UNDER A
TRUST DEED
PURSUANT to the provisions Of deed Of trust, da.
ted the 3Oth day Of June. 1886 and duly recorded
in The Clerks Office of Hanover County fonIt e1ecu
ted by William B Chlltrndtn IL ihr undersigned, iof
the purpose Of securing The debt therein ntoned due
10 William Selden, We shall, on TUESDAY, the gun
day of March, lei9 commencing II |! 0'c.ch, NJ,
proceed 10 sell, the premises, ~ puhi,c auction To
the highest bidder, he Tract OF Land IN The county
of Hanover, known by The name Of sStmdlry' lying on
Totopoomoi Greek, and adjoining the lands Of Jonn
tIaw, ellison War and othets, containing SIX hundred
and fory.sS acres and 4 OF acre, or less " In
the event the weather shall hr such, at The time appoint
ed above, prevent the said sale being made that
day then The sale of the SAID land will hr continued
from day day tSnaGas rIceptrdl To thr same hour.
until such sale shah he effected We believe The title
10 tr property hr good, but we sell a Trustees,
We shall only convey such title as Is vested IN rs by the
deed Of trust aforesaid under which the sale VIII be
made
TERMS OF SaLE-One fourth of the purchase mo
n.y will he required IN cash, and the balance IN three
equal lstamrnts bearing interest from the day Of sale,
payable semannually, and as 10 which instruments
credit Of one Two and three years VIII he gwen The
purchaser executing deed of rust on the property
sold Ia secure lie payment OF tc same with The accru.
tHt..
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March 6-cw4w
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Daniel n. London

lIACAULAY'S ENGLAND.-1he Boston
MI Cheap Edition, volume frs, for sale at
Mach ID MORRIS BOOKSTORE.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Andrew Johnston,

AIIORNEf Al LAW,
r ATE Of Quincy, Illinois, has returned TO Rich
Lmoud land will practise in the Courts held in this
city and county land the adjoining counties.
1J Office over Messrs. Smith & Harwood's, Main
street. May 2-IYd&e
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TRUSTEES SALE OF NEGROES, LAND

&c, ~ HAM, V Eu wv - j..
ISY virue Of deed Of trust executed I" me by Rich
ID ard a Ruruiss aud Ann his vie. on The o3d day
al August, lsi5, and duy recorded IN The Clerk OF
Of The Count Count Oi Hanover, on hr 10th day
.. August. lsi5, for the purposes therein mentioned
shah, on TUESDAY. the 27h day OF March, isi9, II
Fur, II not, the tar day, IT Hanover Colr house,
sell NJ public auction 10 highest bidder, for cash.
tile property cunvrycd "a said deed Ia wit All the In
teIrsl OF the SAID Burnss both Ne real and PERSONAL
IN Hanover county adjoining the lands oil r. Teres
heirs and Tn. n Fox, and two Negroes, Sukey and
Martha" This property ) represented As being very
valuable. The III u the above mentioned property
il believed Ia be good, hut, selling A. Trustee, | VIII
convey only such ute ~ i vrstrd III M a, such,
March 3.-cwtds CHaSTSiN WHITE. Truslpr.
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MEREDITH & HARVIE,
Atforn eVS at Law,

WILL attend the Courts of Richmond City, Henrico
w Hanover, King William and Gouchland.
John s. Meredith will reside in Hanover. His Post
Office is Richmond, Va.
VIM W. Harye's office, corner of Main and llth
.,s-Entrnnce on llth. Feb aU-2lwdaclmf
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q. ~ PeehleS.

Opposite the Exchange Hotel.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SPECTACLES,
w &C., on hand Watches OF all KINDS re-
paired and warranted. Jewelry OF every de-
scriplion repaired and made TO order.
Speclaces repaired, with glasses flied TO suit
all ages, both convex and concave.
All kinds OF Letter Engraving executed.
From long experience, | feel confident can
please those who may have business in my line,
and respectfully ask call from the city and
country.
l4,h street, next door to VIM. Holt Richard
son. March 8-d6t&cw3w
VNHE subscriber, thankful for The liberia pa
i Ionage ne has received since he has been
IL The commission business, again offers his ser,
wees 10 his friends, 10 sell Tobacco, Corn and
Wheat, and pledges himself 10 give his best at
enlion 10 all business entrusted 10 his care.
JOHN NJ. SHEPPARD, JR.
Office near Shockoe Warehouse.
Jan. 1-dlm&c2m
,INHE annual meeting Of the Society OF Alumni
/ OF The Medical Department OF Hampden
sydney College, will be held on Saturday lNh
March al ii o'clock, A. NJ, in the college build
ing.
The address will be delivered BY Dr.. L B.
Anderson.
March l-3iawil7M
lIACAULAY's ENGLAND.-1h Boston
vi Cheap Edition, volume its', for sale al
March ID NORRIS BOOKSTORE.
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TO ISAAC DELAPLAlNE, JOHN F. DE-
LAPLAINE AND AUGUSTUS w. CLA-

LAPLAlNE AND AUGUSTUS w. CLA-
SON.
YOU are non. residents OF this Commonwealth, and
n have no known agent therein, you will take notice,
that SHALL on THURSDAY, the twenty second day of
March, lS49 between the hours OF nine O'Clock In the
mornnl and three O'Clock in the afternoon, at the Of
fee of Guslavus A. Myers, In the city OF Richmond,
proceed TO take the dispositions OF James g. Brooks and
Others TO be read evidence IN certain suit now de-
ne nding the Superior Court of Chancery for the Rich
mond Circuit, in which am plaintiff and you and 9th
ers defendants; and IT, from cadse, the taking
OF the said dispositions shall not he commenced that
day or II commenced, shall not be completed the TAX
Ing of the will be continued from day day,
place. and between the hours aforesaid, until
they are completed. SAMUEL MILLER.
Richmond, Feb 26, ls4s-w4w
TN CHANCERY-VIRsrsIA:-A AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancey for the county Of Gloucester Monday,
the 5th day of February, l649:
Thomas G.. Baytop, John r. J. Stuhblefeld, John
VIM Stubbleheld and Sophrona Stubbleheld, the TWO
last Of whom infants, sueng by the said Thomas c.
Baytop their next friend, Plaintiffs
against
John Wolf, Nancy Burton, B. b. Dutton, administra-
OF James C. Dutton. deceased, and Mary Jane CO.
umbia and Almra Burton. infant children of Robert
II. Burton, deceased, Defendants
The defendants, Nancy Burton, Mary Jane Burton,
Columbia Burton and Almira Burton, not having enter
ed their appearance and given security, according TO
the act of Assembly and the rules of this Court and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they not in
habitaRts of this Commonwealth, on motion of the
plaintiffs by their attorney, Is Ordered that the said
defendants do appear before the Judge of said Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chancery, the first
day of the next term, and answer the plaintiffs bill
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond for
months successfully, and posted at the front door
of the Courthouse OF this county.
Copy-Teste,
Feb 2c-ceom John CARY C C..
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JOHN wIcKzAM. l.. DECATUR NORRIS
WICKHAM g. NORRIS,

AtfOrneys md COWnseIIOrs at Inv,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI,
ID EFER to Messrs. Warwick & Barksdale, iia1all,
Ii Brothers & Co., Workman, McGruder 4 Co., las.
Lyons, ESQ.,, WIN. II. MacfaIand, ESQ.,, Richmond CT
~, and William F. Wickham, Hanover county, Va.
March o-c0aw5w
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Er BIBLE SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA.
regular monthly meeting OF the Managers OF the
Bible Society Of Virginia will De held 10 the
yeslry Room Of st. Paul's Church on Tuesday,
the 18Th instant, (being the second Tuesday IN
the month"; at half past O'Clock, P. M.
WMs WILLIAMS. Recording Secretary.
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR
SALE

I AM authorised by Robert 2 somervlli, Of Tennes-
see, sell his Trac, al Land the Roanoke nqer,
Taylors Ferry Containing, By late survey, ie5
There il lS6 acres o. valuable rver bot
tom, ready or cultivation. The hsh land IL VERY
superior quality, aud We'll adaprd Ia the cultivation OF
tobacco wheat and Persons desiring Ia view the
lanh will please cali Sir. A,mi>iead Striyant, who
lives ~ ignbonnd, and VIII Lake plrasnie In
showing IT, TERMS VIII br made Ia SUIT The purchaser
JNU. :. EATON,
fnr POI
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y will be afforded Tor the study

AMI all feel the lTnlh ~ TIE piuh> 'uoldlon,
Preserve IL then. ladisS--ynnr glory mas la'l,
Unless ,nu protect u with thi- prrinrhti"n
III ynu wish fn, iuN'rian head - bar i,-r ~, III
dandfun ana >cnti, 10 G"l ia I" procure ~. genuine
BALM OF COLE Nnla. la eases az badness II viii
NOR. than eScrtG lOuf expectations. Many WHO nave
lost nrit hair twenty srTs nave Ir'i II restored 10
s original prrirctlnn by the use q TINS Balm Age,
state ar condition appras to he No obstacle Whatever
" also cA,lsrs lhr Had a. ilnw wi wnci. The drii,ac
hair tubes iiltd, by which mrhs Thousand, twinss
haIr wa gr-y >sat,' eagle h,te nal thrr hair
rr>fur,! la ~ natural cuioT hy ibis nval.iabr ie-'dy
n all cases ~ br found the mos pleasant
wash tiiat can used ! lew Applications "hy arc
nrcr. saty Keep lite iar from iniIn2 "nt IL strength
rn- tie roots Rails impart icii, GLOSSY ap
u.,tance and As perfume thr toilet u l. unequal
led Ii holds thee Time, much ~ other inschilrd
hair rr~toatIvrs, and y more riirrludl.
CAUTION Never huy II nnirss ynG hnd The mama
OF Gomsluck tn, Propfrtprs on The wrapper ~ each
hottie or ,on are cheated " I'm rcnntriri, article
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Office orc. W. Purcell ~ Co.
AGENTS FOR
ID. PAINE Il CO., HANAGERS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

GRAND SCHEMES FOR MARCHi
10000 DOLLARS! 20 Of 5000 DOLLARS!
Susquehanna Canal Lottery, Glass No. 81, for 1919,
to bedrawn in Baltimore Maryland, on Wednesday,
March 2lst. 20 Nos 10 drawn.
Grand scheme:
prize Of SfD,000 30 prizes Of $500
~ prizes of 5000 20 400
20 :. 1000 &c. &c.
Tickets Sla-shares in proportion.
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SUMNER COURSE OF MEDICAL IN
STRUcTlON, IN RICHMOND, Va.
yJNnE course Of Summer Instruction, IN the various
IL branches oil Medical Education, VIII br resumed.
in The form oi Lectures and EXAMINATIONS ON rhurs
day, April 10TH and HI continued, undrr The follow
ing ARA. enrnt. until the middle of october.
Anatomy and Physiology by Carter =. Johnston, VI. ID
Surgery, Surgical Anatomy and Mlteria Msdica, BY
Charles Bell Gibson VI -.
Practice of Medicine aud UsstsirIrs by James u. Con
way, VI. -.
Chemistry and Pharmacy. by Maurin. II u.
during the course, only Lectures VIII be deliver
ed each day thus giving To the student ample time for
reading ani for III, study o the various clinical cases
winch viii hr constantly h!oulli Ia his attention.
students will have access AZ al times 10 The wards
of The lnirmary of the Medical College, and of The
Richmond Aims House.
Abundant opportunity will be afforded Tor the study
of PraCca Anatomy.
Fee for the whole course s6O.
Tickets tor tl- course viii b. issued by the Secretary.
CARTER +. JOHNSON, secretary.
Richmond, March 2-ilw 9c3a vi 10th apI
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Messrs. Barring 4 Co.'s lrcuIar.


wehave experienced . continued aotive demand for
our last advoes Of 23d ultimo and In many instances
at improved prices will be by the following
marks The corn trade, however, remains extremely
depressed and prices have again declined, owing 10
continued large arrivals from the near continental
ports.
pearl and in limited request.
BPATpv-Advices from Cognac, quoting an advance
Of ST. per gallon for ls47 2d for other vinages
have caused more demand with us, and best brands
lS4s are not TO be obi aped under 30 Cd per gallon
CocHITrAL Sales amount 10 ais bags, of various
descriptions at full prices. Some decided good Mex.
can silver have brought Be 10d 3s Id, and good
Al fine Ten elife sily a.. a a.. Sd per 10.
Cocoa IL timer 26s 26s. has been paid for Brazil
while 200 bags Trinidad have teen taken from Ais
ACE Cd. Tor mid grey TO gocd red
CoPPsR las sgsin advanced. Prssent quotations are,
tough cake fsS los tile, EST los shesting lod Jel
low metal SID. perIb.
CORN The hons trade continue indispesed to In
teir stock sDd In the few rsles mace decline
Of ~ IS per cwt. has bad to bs submitted 10 for
plantation sorts Native Ceyon u q. lower, bring pg
S3s to S3s Cd Export kinds are firmly supported, but
usDssctiors bsve been unimpcrtsnt, owing TO tina
lear sppI0sch Of The Dutch Sales, which fully
lecttd TO 20 eft bril- bly,, and esfabith an advance on
Ires.nt value. We quote Buzi, 27s. 3ls ST.
Domingo 2ss Dos Sun stra and PsdapE, 27s q 29s.
Jol1os The market Ia quiet, snd East India sorts
are sbspt I'd. lower during the fortnight without,
hsw~r Any g. neral pressure to cell $50 bales Ameri
cen srs sdvsftited for ss!e 22d inst
CokN Prices Of W heat have further declined Is a.
per quarter, Notwithstanding tho email supply Som
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J0r 60 jofbrs
.ItAAoG ttisitot,e
Jtues saIssret
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Mantchoos, Moseuls, and Chinese soldiers, off,
cias, followers, and parzans. who form the princi
pal support of the existing dynasty, are dependent
upon this supply. one may easily Imagine the great
Importance of the transport. One OF the reasons
OF the promptitude with which the Marking treaty
was concluded, was the certainty that the grain
possession Of the outlet Of the great canal Now
above eight hundred marine Iunks loaded with
part OF this rice, are to startsfrom Shanghai an.
nually, and the mouth of the PehO is to become
one OF these inlets. A blocka de OF that entrance
OF the place where the great canal joins the river,
and the commas of Golden Island on the Yang
tsze near Chin-keang-fo would instantly stop the
leading artery by which the imperial government
Is maintained, and would, il vigsnty carried out,
be Immediately followed by extraordinary results.
FORMS. An officer belonging to the colonial
Office was punished with the loss Of SIX months
pay for non-observance of prescribed forms.
prit considers himself happy because he escaped
SO easily the lash of the law
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Affairs In Chin a.

Affairs In China.
We make the following additional extracts from
The China papers to the 4th of January brought by
the clipper Sea Witch--
From the Peking Gazette ]
The CoURT-Sub]Olned are specimens OF sub
jects brought before the Council, with the decl-
,sl0ne, as taken from a late paper
The Board OF War reported that the arms OF the
-mlnaly in Keang.soo ought to be repaired. An
swer, IN the vermillon pencil, "Let this be done,
Report-A distant re at,on of the Imperial house,
named Muh.chaou-yuh, having purloined rice be-
longing TO the government, has been seized. An
swer, "Let the case stand over"
A lady from Chih-le province has appe AIRED with
a COMPLAINT, as represented by the commander In
chief. Answer, "Let the case stand over"
Taoukwang is sometimes very profuse IN his
praises of defunct servants; an instance OF which
we find at the death Of TsD, late LieutenantGo-
vernon of Shan tuDg province, who had fallen into
disgrace shortly before his end, and was suspended
from .ffoe on account OF the many accusations
wang remai ked that che performed his duty, with
"a true heart, and never lnched from labor and toll
deeply regret his death, which has come to my
notice, and order that such favors may be shown
as belong to the rank of She-lang, Ia sub director
in the Supreme Tribunas,) that his former honors
be restored to him, and that the Board inquire In
what way compassion may be exhibited Ito his Ia
mily.'O
Various abuses In the treasury department have
been revealed to Sac shang-ab, the director, by
clerk A strict InvestiPatlcn may lead to the dis
ecovery OF considerable ombezzlements
The ARMY.-The Lieutenant Governor OF Ke-
ang-se publishes very splendid account OF the
troops IN his province, OF whom he had held re-
view. There seemsto be nothing wanting In this
corps. The soldiers perfect in drill and ma
no9uvre, fire with great rapioity, are skilful
In bow and sword, aud, moreover, perform the
evolutions with Perfecuon, &c. So far the repert.
To see Chinese army drawn up in battle array,
is very strange sight to see them advance, is
still a more extraordinary exhibition in those
important respects, the fighting men OF the Celes-
tial Empire are sadly deficient. In one art, how
ever, they surpass ALL VIZ, in retreat and hight, for
myriads Of them, once fairly turning their backs,
disappear % by magic, and the swiitest cavalry
would not be able to make many prisoners, espe-
clally when the route through rlce-fieds.
RKvENUE DEPARTMENr.-ln the middle OF Au-
gust, all the -boate, including the Junks treH
ShanPbae, bad arrived. Though the coming oil
the last was five days later than usual, and very
great quantity had, at an nofmous expense, to be
brought up in bghters the Emperor felt very CRATE
full ard ordered that some incense sticks sent BY
the Lama from L'hassa should be burnt, to testify
y his gratitude for the seasonable supply.
When we consider that the amount OF gram thus
sent to the capital s not less than 200 900 shh
752OOO,O0O pounds, and that more than million o.
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I IsT OF LA1rEKs REMAINING IN The NEW YORK
IL Post 0fRce, March a. lb49
OFFICIAL IN pusTDnEp II nAvus rHs Ia leEsr
CIRCULATION.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-11

an evidence that the Address is not the yoe.
Of the South, and they are worse than mac
when they lay the iaiterng junction. to ,hei,
souls that the South will not sustain the prin
ciples Of that Address--slle vii do /, almos, a.
one mani II the South ioleraies and excuse.
the refusal of her public servants TO SIGN tina,
Address, 1t is because those servant, carnes,l,
profess Their opposition to the Wmot proviso
and to Free-soil doctrines in all their pho9e.
because they base their justification aion. ,pon
grounds of erpsdieney, protesting their deter.
mlna'lon never TO suffer an INVASION Of the
Constitutional rights Of their constituents, and
earnestly petition TO be trusted with confidence
yet little while. We owe it, also. a. duty
to ourselves, TO tell those same public servants,
IN a manner not TO be mistaken, tina, their iu.
ture course will be watched Nth aroused and
alarmed vigilance, and any, the least, inlternp
IN duty will be visited with lasting retribuiion
We have little doubt many refused TO sign
the Southern Address from the most pure and
honest motives We have as little doubt that
these are now satisfied Of the error of ,hei-
omission, and of the wisdom and patriotism of
those who originated and supported the Ad-
dress; and we have, also just as little doubt
that these will be found, in the hour of need,
ready and anxious for an opportunity to atone
for their neglect to strike blow for Southern
rights in her hour of peril, at day and an
hour when the feeble and partial blow which
was struck by this Address, arrested the on
slaugh' and, for the time, saved the South
from farther humiliation, if no, the Union from
dismembermcnt We shall see what another
Congress will bring forth.
TENAS.
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Tnr Sun-TRrAsusY.--The Reyutiic. the
organ Of the Administration, in a recent article
N reference to the SGb-Treasury, holds the
following language:
public opinion, we have uniformly said, has
very generally approved many provisions of
the Sub-l'rcasury law, ana is disposed to acqui-
esce in is continuance; but even the journal
II fommeros, we npptehsrd, will no, DENY thai,
il requires liberal notifications. We are no
friends Of pet banks The Locofocos plum.
dered the Treasury as liberally under tina, svs.
TEN as under any other We are no advocate
Of a National Bank That has long since been
abandoned By the Whig-, in obedience 10 pub
lie opinion That system may be devised bv
which Government can sally keep and disburse
is own money, We have no doubt. but what
that system may be, we apprehend tina, no one
is ye, prepared 10 say"