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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-10

| LONDON, SEPTEMBER l3, IS40.-Ffance has
| not furnished anything during the present week
OF more importance than the Presidents letter IL
COL Edgar Ney, his officer d'ordonnance at Rome
which still continues to make great sensation in
Paris; nor will its operation at Rome be unmpor-
tant. Previous to IFS reception at the latter PLACE
| there was great GOODNESS between Gen. Ros,olan
and the Cardinal commissioners who had been APP
pointed by the Pope. 1t is not known what course
his holiness will take under existing circumstances;
but general opinion expressed that he will take
refuge under the the Austrian flag, either at Anco-
ma Bologna Some persons suppose that the
Presidents letter 10 Col. Ney was written with tho
prlvty and appreciation of the Austrian Government:
but this is hardly possible. Another rumor is that
1t was concocted and sent with the full concurrence
and approval of Lord Palmerston; this has much
more Of probability. 1t is generally believed that
the letter was written with the full appreciation or
each and every of the French Ministers Be
these various suggestions they may, the letteris
certainly the most respectable expression of opinion
which has yet been made by the French President.
1t is much TO be lamented that such declaration
was not made at first. Had Gen. Oudinot spoken
SO In the first instance the French Governments
would have escaped much of the odium which has
been heaped upon il, and the Romans themselves
been spared the cost and sacrifice of gallant but
ooot!ess resistance. How was it possible for Maz-
znl TO suppose that the French entertained liberal
views when neither the French commander nor.en-
voy would express them? The four points of the
Presidents letter contain death blow to the con-
tlnuaton OF ecclesiastical domination in Rome being
nothing less than genera! amnesty for all political
offences, the secularIzation of The administration the
adoption of the code of Napoleon, and liberal Go
vernment How far the restoration of the Pope's
temporal power under these restrictions will be con-
sisent or compatible with his hitherto unfettered
ecclesiastical authority, is question yet to be set
tied. We think that the two cannot be blended
The Pope, as such, will either be priest in his adj
mnstratlon or he will not IL the former, he over
throws all that Louis Napoleon insists upon IL the
latter, he seems TO vitiate the whole system upon
which the popedom is founded. We think his
pssmanent temporal restoration will be found i'm
practicable.-Cor. of Nat Int.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-10

Mr.. Samuel Quincy, well known and eminent
English banker, has written letter in which he
declares it as his opinion that both France and Epq
land are on the eve Of bankruptcy
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-10

constantly hand full supply ofGnAvE STONE, of the
finest white Eastern Marble,-also TOMB Tors, both
plain and moulded. MONUMENTS, Box AND PANEL
ToMBs made to order.
He is manufacturing Egyptian, Italian, and American
MARBLE MANTLEs of the latest style and finish at his
works in Winchester Gentlemen wishing to purchase
will please to call on JAMES G.. MARQUIS, who has
charge of the works. and who will deliver and set up
without the purchaser running any risk to brcakage
Designs Of Nantes be by calling the latter
The workmanship will be done in the ncatcst style
and on the most reasonable terms
JOHN PAGAN
September 5, lS19.-3m.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-10

FANNY ELssLER.-Mr Kendall, writing from
Paris to the New Orleans Picayune, says: Speak
ing Of Fanny Elssler, who is now dancing at Ham
burg, am told that she is in but Indifferent cir
cumsiances. A son of hers, young officer in tho
Austrian army, deserted TO The army of Charles Al
bert, during the war with Sardinia, and served in
all the campaigns as a simple volunteer. One way
and another his mother has been compelled to pay
heavy sums for him, so heavy that her fortune has
been materially impaired. To look at her as saw
her last year-to all appearance the same fair and
betTchlng creature as she in the United States
when she turned all heads-one would hardly sup.
pose that she had old enough TO out her to such
pecuniary trouble. Fanny must be not far from
fifty, yet, so kindly has time dealt with her, that
on the stage she still does not look more than TWEEN
~ five.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-10
Dr. Robert III. Robertson

HAVING located on Christians Creek, at the
residence of his brother, tenders his profession
al services to the neighbofhood and the public gen
orally. He may be found at home at all hours ex-
cept when professionally engaged.
September 10, 1S40.-Gin.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-10

DR.. CHALMERS ON CoURrEsY.--"I also observe
that the power of diiisng happiness is not the ex-
elusive power of the rich. All are capable of it.
The poorest Of men can cheer me by his affection,
or distress me by his hatred or contempt. Every
man is dependent on another. A piece Of neglect,
even from the lowest and most contemplate of men,
is fit to ruflie the serenity of my happiness and
civil attention, even from the humblest of our kind
carries most gracious and exharating influence
along with if. Let never hear then that The poor
have nothing in their power. They have it ntheir
power togive or withhold friendly attentions They
have it in their power 10 give or withhold kind and
obIigng expressions. They have it in their power
to give or withhold the smiles of affection and sim
cerity Of tender attachment. Let not these hum
bic offerings of poverty be disregarded The man
of sentiment knows how 10 value them; he prizes
them as the best deeds Of Heneicence They light
the weary anxietes Of this world, and carry him
on with cheerful heart to the end of his ourney''
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-10
READY-MADE OLoTHrNG,
VALLEY MARBLE YARD,
STANTON, VA.
TIIE UNDERSIGN.

HNHE UNDEItSIUN.
Il cd would inform the
citizens of Stanton and
adjoining country, that
he has opened Il branch OF
his Winchester Valley
Marble w orlSs in the a
boyc town and nearly OPP
positc the Post Office, on
Main Street, where he
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-27
HEAD QUARTERS.
CHAnEEsToS, Juhe 18th, 1s49.

CHARLESTON, Juhe 18th, 1e49.
ORDER NO. S.
FEYHE following Regiment. will parade for
B. Review und Drill, at the times and pla-
ces following: -
The 10th Regiment Of Infantry at Richard
sons, on Tuesday the 3lst Of July next.
| The 9Th Regiment nj the Old Wells, on
Thursday the I'd Of August next.
The 9Th Regiment at loves. on Tuesday
the 7th Of August.
The 2nd Regiment Of Cavalry, at Long
Myers. "n Thursday the 9lh of August.
The 9Th Regiment Of Infantry, at hlorrow's
Old Field on Saturday the llth Of August.
The 9Th Regiment at Lomax's, OH Tuesday
the I4tI of Augiist.
The dlh Regiment near Verrenne' 3, on
Thursday the 10Th of August
The 42d Regiment, at Mintons. OH Satnr-
day The 18th Of August.
The I'd Regiment, a, Halls, on Tuesday the
2'sl Of August.
The 9Th Regimen, nj Hunters, on Thursday
the 23J Of August.
The lst Regiment Of Cavalry. at Pickens-
vile, OH Saturday The 25lh Of August.
The 3rd Regiment of Inf;nlry, al Toney's
old store, on Tuesday the 18th Of August.
The lst Reg giment, at Bentons, OIL Friday
The 3lst Of August.
The Commissioned and non-commissioned
Officers, will assemble the day previous to the
review Of their several Regiments, on their re.
spechvc parade grounds, for drill and ins!ruc-
ton.
An inspection of Arms Of erery company will
take place immediately after the review Of
each Regiment.
The Maj"r General will, with Irs staff, attend
the reviews, also, the Brigadier Generals, with
their stats, in their respective Brigldrs, aud
are further changed with the extcnSlon Of this
order.
By order Of the Commander.in Chief.
J. w. CANrEY, hdj'r. Il Insp. Gen'l.
June 27uI lS49, If %
U@ AbbeviIle, Anderson. Pendlc,on, Pickens
and GreenyiIle papers will coDy until reviews.
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Spring Medicine.

Now is The time 10 purify the blood of NOR
bid hnm"rs, and prepare the system by appro-
PIRATE remedies, TO Withstand The debilitating
effects of The approaching warm weather
RISLEY'S SARSAPARILLA is one Of the
best alternatives that can be used, and as an
iuvisora,er and purifycr of the BLOOD, it
stands unriyaled!
Compare the directions and observe that
Riseys SarsapalilIa is FOUR TINES THE
STRENGTH ofany o,her in Laige Bottles
Sold in Augusta. by HAtrLAND. RrsLEY,
& Co., and in Charleston by iiav,LAsp, HAR.
RAL. &, Co., Importers and Wholesale dealers
in Drugs, Medicines, Paints. &c. Also, sold
in this place by G. L. PENN,
Price Ono Dollar. AGENT.
May 80. Pm 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-27

Murder and RoJbery.-Anolher terrible
outrage has been committed in East Flor
ida. Cornelius Rain. Of AlactIua county.
has been killed in cold blood, and his house
deliberately plundered by his fierdish as
sassins: We clip The fDll"wins no!ico
for the Jacksonville Republican !:
We learn that another murder was
committed in Aachua county last week,
Mr.. Cornelius Rain. a man of property,
was heard 10 say that he Intended 10 bid
for family of negroes which were soon to
he sold. He afterwards returned home.
and on perceiving two men ride towards
The house, apparently friendly, he advanced
TO meet them. AS he came up, oae of he
men shot him dead. The daring villains
.hcn passed him, and entered his dwelling,
and although Mr.. RAINS wife and family
were present, they robbed the house OF The
SUM of $4,000. and then fled. They were
no, recognized, and had not been taken al
the last accounts"
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.


pY virtue Of sundry wris Of 6eri facias
I'D to me directed, aud by the written
consent Of all parties concerned, | will pro-
ceed to sell in the Town of Hamburg, on
Tuesday The Oath Of July next, the fol.
lowing property in Ihe following cases, viz:
The Bank Of Hamburg, South Carolina
vs. Thurnas Kernaghan, one negro man
Ben, and three unimproved Luls in the
Town Of Hamburg. known as Lois No.
50, 90, and 81, on Tilnan and Mechanic
Streets, adjoining a lot belonging 10 John
Bauskelt.
The Bank of Hamburg, South Carolina
vs. Thomas Monaghan and VIM. Garrett,
a tract of land containing II acres. known
as the residence Of the defendant Thomas
Kernaghon, adjoining lands Of Mrs. Car
Ter, II. J.. Jeliers, aud others the Brick
Store House and Lot in Hamburg, occu-
pied at present by Charles Hammond, on
Centre Street, No. 10S. having fifty feet
front. running back 2U0 feet; Lot No. l07.
adjoining The last mentioned Lot on Genre
Street, 30 feet front and running back 200
feel; also. the Ware House lot, in teur of
The Two las, named Lots, lroulius on Me-
chauic and TiIlman Street, having 100
feet on Cobb Street, the Lo, now occupied
by JelIers & Cu'hran on the corner of
Cohh Street, having fifty feet front OH
Genre Street, running back 300 feet.
Also. The following negroes, viz: Patsey,
and her TWO children, Jane aud Harriet,
Sally and her six children, Lydia. Robert,
Jenny, Fanny, Rose, and Maria, Harriet,
Bob, and Isaac.
Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE. S. E. n.
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Just Received at
Ap0dhccaries' Hall,

At Reduced Prices.
TAYNES' American flair Dye.
81 Tonic Fermiliige,
Bnyleys American
Thumpsons Celebrated Eye Water.
Taylor's Balsam of I.verwort,
Risry's Compound Exlrac, Of BncI,u,
Z" Syrupof Pink Root,
" Tootl.ache Killer,
Gelatine. Capsules Of Copaiva.
:" Of Cnbebs and Copaiva,
From 10 TO 375 cents per Box.
SimulaIiye Adhesive Sulye,
Green Adhesive Plaster,
For Pains, Wounds, Corns &c.
Scarpa's Compound Acoustic Oil.
Strengthening Plasters from l21 to % cents.
Peters Pills, Lres Windhani Pills, and olhe
Mcdicamenis, too numerous TO mention.
by J. ID. CHASE, Nj. D.
June Is II II
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Great Inconsistency.

Plysicians>prescribe DIR. ROGERS LIV'
ERIYORTIl AND TAR in the last stages
and the most hopeless cases Of CONSUMP
TION, after all olher medicines have failed, as
i, has proved itself 10 he the most extraordinary
medical aid in curing that disease. Nov this
medicine is as valuable in the inc cipient stage
such as COUGH, COLDS, &c, when the
LUNGS are no, too fur gone before liberation
takes place. 1t is seldom or ever known to
fai! in breaking mp the most distressing Cough
or Cold in few hours time. il the directions
are strictly followed. The GENUINE DR..
ROGERS LIVERWORTH AND TAR,
which makes many wonderful cures, is for
sale by J. D. CHASE.
June 81, 1S49.
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Notice.
Cheaper than Ever.

HpRoWN HoMEsPUN a5 yds. for 81.
q b Bleached do 20 4" foi I"
4.4 Shifting, g. 10, and IL e" for
New Styles Furniture Prints, 90 yurds
fur 81.
Blue Twill and Striped TIomespun. for
Servants, I0cts. per yard,
s.4 Table Diaper, (Cntton) 25cts. per yd.
S-I Brown Linen Table Cloths. Sl,75 u
Pair.
Ga Colored Table Cloths, 81 so a pair.
Huckaback and Bird Eye Diaper, l6cls,
per yarl.
Ladies Nigh, Caps (NeiD only Ioc,s, per
dozen.
Ball Cord 3 doz. in Box, 25cls. per box.
Tapes and Braids al widths, l2t pr. d"z.
Ladies' Light Colored Kid Gloves, 5Ocls.
per pair.
Ladies' Frenched worked Collars very low
Sewing Silk. Neck Ties, ilI colurs.
Furniture Fringes (l5 yds.) 5Gcls. aud
So 90 per piece
Dress Prints Of the latest styles, at prices
ranging from 81 mp.
Together with large assortment of Ladies
DRESS GOODS. such as Colored Muslin
(yard wideJ from l24cts up, Plain Swiss Book
and Jaconet Muslin. Checked and Plain Cam
bries. all of which we will sell equally rs low
MS above mentioned, at
r. CAUSSE & cos,
Cheap Cash Store.
Jnne 81. # %
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HEAD QUARTERS.
S. C. M.
MILLvILLE, June 20th 1849.
ORDER NO.

ORDER NO.
TBNHE Upper Battalion of lEis Regiment,
D. will appear at the Pine Hnuse on Satnr.
day The Tth Of Jnly next, for Drill and Review.
Officers and non-conImissoned Officers, (ln.
cluding S,aff.) on the day previous for Drill
and Instruction.
The Lower Battalion will appear at the
Cherokee Pnnds on Saturday lhe I4lh July
next for Drill and Review.
Officers and commissioned Officers (in-
cluding Staff Oh the day previous for Drill
and Instruction.
Lent Col. Coleman and Capt. Shaw. cnn.
mandipg Lower Battalion, are charged with
the extension os This Order to their respective
commands. By order of
Col. G. D. MINIS.
S. D. GRIFFIN, adjt.
June 20, st "
U The Hamburg Republican will copy
three lines.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-27

WINES, LIQUORS, &c.
Az BARRELS New Orleans WHISKEY,
lU 10 BARRELS Monongallela
10 Fank's old Rye
S "Monn,ain Dew' '
10. a. New England RUM,
Pipe Jamaica
=. ST. Croix
S Barrels American GIN,
Pipe Holland :.
Pipes COGNAC BRANDY. various
brands,
10 Or. Pipes Madeira and Teneriffe WINE,
S Z" /" Port aud Sherry g
5 :" Sweet Naluga &c
"a Z" White Muscat
3 Burrels ALCOHOL. high proof,
5 American BRANDY,
10 %. Cider VINEGAR,
5 Haf Pipes w. Wine Vinegar,
Casks London PORTER, quarts g. pinis
S Barrels GORDlALSi
9 femsh Syrup &c. &c.
IN BorTLEs
Madeira Wine, Port Wine, Sherry Wine.
Lemon Syrup, Raspbury Syrup, Slrawbnry
Syrup. Ginger Syrup, French Cordals, &c.
For sale by@
Hamburg. June 23d, lSl9. 4, %
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BY The Rev. Mf Reed, on the 2lst INST. NJ
Rose Lands, X. G. Al. DrS"vANT, lale Ii.
Cul. Palmetto Regiment, 10 Miss ELLEN S. only
daus Of Col. Whitfield Brooks.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-27
Prize Temperance Story, Now
Ready-Price 25 Gents. "a
GERTRUDE Russell. ~
Oi. PNfer1aNE ELN2asDLe ..s;;
sY MRS. C. w. DEEisoN

OS - eOsSE SssSC - etI1
BY MRS. C. w. DEEisoN. s
YENHIS is one of the most touching delinea.s
-E. ,iuns Of the subtle and sure working If
wine; drinking upon family character and hap
piness which has yet been issued from the press.
Gertrude Russell is profound and searching
appeal tu all the better sensitiIiiies of ou, ma
ture. 1t is no ephemeral. catcIl>penny perfof.
nance, md will be read with pleasure and
profit by every one capable Of approaching
home joys or OF mourning over The inf Iences
which blight and blast them.
Gertrude Russell was originally published in
The New York Organ, and cost the publishers
Of that paper, $l00 Ii now ready in bean.
,ifu book of Ga large octave pages well printed
on fine paper and illustrated by
T,celve Original Engrarings.
The circulation Of this great story must do
much goud Price 25 cents-or five copies for
8! Orders post paid, enclosing the CASH,
may DC addressed To
OLIVER & BROTHER,
american Temperance Repository.
Ne,o York City, June l3 1919, 2. FL
-" Editors giving this advertisement, entire,
two conspicuous insertions, shall be entitled 10
six copies of the work.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-27

Minnesota, was duly organized as a Ter
ritory by proclamation Of Gov. Ramsey,
dated June /.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFfELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Lucy Reese,
rs. D:U MIS-
Wyatt Homes, John Jones, Dm Jm n, I,sSose' psh.c
loway.
EFT appearing 10 my satisfaction that Edward
IL b. Halloway and Thomas o. HaIloway.
two OF tle defendants in this case, reside ffom
and beyond lhe limits Of this Slate. On mos
ton OF MIR. Yancey, Plaintiffs Solicitor. 1t IL
ordered that llle SAID Defendants do appear
and answer plead OF demur TO the complainants
said bill Of complaint, within three months from
the publication hereof, or The said>bii will be
taken pro eonfe so. against them.
s. S. TOMPKINS, c. E. E. D.
Commissioners Office; May 24th lS49.
May 80, 31t l9
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DiSs solution,

TENHE Coparlnershp hcrc,"Inre existing
-H betwcen the subscribers under the firm
of KENRICK d. THAYER, was dissolved
lst inst. by mutual consent. The name Of The
firm will be used by either partner in 1nldation.
Fl. A. KENRICK.
II. B. THAYER.
June IS49, At 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-27

EdgefieEd Male Academy.
YHyHE exercises Of this INSTITUTION,
d. will be resumed OIL Monday the 23rd
Of July.
TERMS OF TurrIoN from ST to 50. per quar-
Ter of ] weeks. payable in advance.
June ~, 1S49 2t ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-27

A Coon 'UN.-Why is kiss like a
rumor? Because i. passes from mouth
10 mouth.
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A CAR D.

Economy is wealth.!
TINHE Subscriber most respectfully informs
IL his friends and the public generally, that
he has located himself at Edgetield C. House,
(next door 10 Mr.. Refo's Tin Shop and op.
posite The Spann Holel,) for the purpose Of
carry on the
Cabnet Making g. Repairing Business,
in all of its various branches. He feels con-
6dent in giving entire satisfaction 10 those
who may favor MIN with call.
ROBERT BRYSON.
N. B.-FUNERALs furnished at the short.
est office and ON accommodating terms.
March 25, lS49 3m l0
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UsE OF SuLpuUR.-One fact is worth a
dozen theories, especially on matters con-
oec,ed with the preservation of human
life. In Chicago they are using sulphur
in cholera cases with great success admin
;stered according to the following Prescrip'
ton of DR.. Bird:
"CHoLpaA SpEclrtc.-One part OF
nulverized charcoal TO four parts Of sui
phur, One dose Of four grains uniformly
checks pre.nonilory symptoms, such as
main slieht diarrhea, &c. The same dose
repeated every three or toar nouts, a'ne'I ,
iota,es The patients condition at once. ano
when used, in few hours, entirely olssl'
pa,es cholera symptoms.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-27

A mans discop,ent is bis worst evil.
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MISSISSIPPI r Esol olUTroSs.-A large and
enthusiastic meeting wIhou, distinction Of
nariy, of the citizens Of Pamela county.
Mississippi, assembled at Pamela G. II. on
The first day Of The Circuit Court, May il,
10 respond to the Address Of the Southern
Delegates in Congress TO their constituents
of the South, aud unanimously aduped
the following Resolutions,
]. That the Address Of the Southern
Delegates to their constituents contains no
statement but which we believe 10 he sus-
lained by facts. and that we heartily con-
cur in i,s tone aud sentiment.
9. That we cordially approve The con-
duet Of our delegate, from Mississippi, in
aIfixing their signatures thereto.
3. That in our opinion convention Of
the Southern STATES should Immediately
lake place; and we will abide the action
of such Convention.
4. Tha, The passage by Congress Of any
law prohibiting our emigration with slaves,
to any Territory Of the United States
South Of The Missouri compromise line, or
upon the passage by Congress by any law
abolishiug slavery in The District of Co.
lumbia, that we will join arms with Vir-
sipia and the other slaveholdipg States in
resistance thereto.
S. Tha, This meeting is irrespective OF
pa,ty, aud that VIC will vote for no man
for any office. Federal or Slate. whose
views are not coinciLent with oui own.
MAINE LxeIsLAruRE.-fn The Maine
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MAINE LxeIsLAruRE.-fn The Maine
House of Representatives, on "Wednesday
last. the following resolve was passed by
liz yeas TO Ia nays:
Whereas. The people Of Maine regard
slavery with feelings of profound ahhor.
renee, az conflicting with the great princi'
ples of Freedom ard Free Government,
detrimental TO political progress and ought
no, 10 be upheld or sanctioned in the capi'
tai of our glorious Union. the very Sane.
,uary Of tiherlv, therefore.
Resolud, That ouhSena,ors ana Rep
rescn,a,ives in Congress be requested to
use their utmost influence to abolish slave.
~ and The slave trade in the District OF
Columbia. by all Constitutional means.