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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-26
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

- AUCTION HOUSE ON FIFTEENTH STREET
OCULAR SALE DAYS-Mondays Wednesds,,
n1 and Fridays: Sale of Horses CARRIAGES, BneSeys
Sc every Saturday, at the large lot opposite MI Vim
Woods stables, on Cary st. pN''' --'' '" III
On the above days, commencing at o'clock. A M
ces '-' 'ono"ins alt
GROCERIES, &c
Bacon Hams, Sides and Shoulders
n. q. Sugar in bbls., Laguayra Coffee
No. Mackere and Labrador Herrinps
Gunpowder, Imperial and Young Hyson Tea
Whskey, N. E. Rum, Molasses
Manufactured Tobacco, Cigars Nails
Friction Matches, Shoe Brushes. BACKING e,o
FURNITURE
Bureaus, Sideboards, Press Book Case
Cane seat and wood bottom Chairs Rocknpdo
Dining and tea Tables, Candlestands
Washsands, Desks, Children's Chairs
Feather Beds, hair and shuck Mattresses
thigh and low post Bedsteads Tundle do
Sofas, Carpets, Tenders, Bedding, etc
DRY GOODS CLOTHING, SHOES. HATS &c
Fancy Prints, Kentucky Jeans, Kerseys - wv
Clothe, Cassimeres, Vestings Gambroons
Bleached and unbleached Domestics
Goats, Pantaloons, Vests Suspenders
Buttons HandkerchieB, Cravats
Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, ETC.
Mats, Caps, Shoes, Boots, Slippers-together with
many other articles not enumerated above
On SATURDAY, Twill sell Horses, Mules. Buooses
Carriages, Carts etc. etc. 7s'1'
y Is R. CAUTHORN
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AUCTION SALES.
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE u co.
FUTURE DAYS.

GROCERIES,, &c, AT AUCTION
d IN TUESDAY, the 3lst inst, at O'clock we will
- sell at our auction store, general assortment Of
Groceries, &c., consisting in part Of
100 hhds Sugar, ranging from fair to choice quality
81 herces and bbls prime Moasses
go bbls and boxes Loaf Sugar
IT'S bags Rio Coffee
~ bills crushed, pulverzed, clarified and purified
Sugar -
Talow Candies, Soap Mustard
Gunpowder, Imperial and Pouchong Teas
Cigars, Window Glass, Ginger
80 bbls No Mackere
Is tierces Rice
Pepper, Brandes
Sherry, Port and Madeira Wine
Writing and Wrapping Paper
Leading Lines, &c
TERMs--Under 800, cash; over 300 4 monbs crsdt
for approved negotiable paper. y"
Sale without regard to weather
Y& d., M. & Co.. Aucts
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STRATTON'S OFFICE, No. S, South I4tI

LOOK AT THIS
Unprecedented Luck at Strattou's
-Four Prizes Of $1,000 sold and paid in one Lottery
Drawn Nos; Monongalia, No D--April 2Ist
68 80 - 90 80 40 10 60 l % IS 81
Mh9s Ticket Nos 10 10 % 70 AZ prize Of $1,000
Half Nos 10 90 a. do 1000
All sold and paid by : sTRATToN.
81 Is % 63 64 16 SO 60 IS 20 II Is 45
nan NOS 10 % S' prize of $780, gpld and PAID by
MORE GOOD LUCK AT sTRATToNSslN
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS SOLD
Drawn p N q S ct MsLo9ongalia No s2.Juy 3D.
paid by STR AT,T 1ylI J"'
Drawn Nos. of Monongalia No. s3H Jul 5 nv
20 AZ 70 Is SO 10 81 10 70 so So 81.
Whole Nos 10 SO 70, prize OF $780, sold and paid bv
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex, No As, July 9Th: ~
~, 45 II 81 e. II 30 80 70 66 80 80 IS IS % "a.
Do do "a 50 49, by STRAT TO T. u
s ii 81 4s + s. ' s. g IS sS a 5q y %
T a NSo IS Two more SOLD sf fPd Pad By
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex, No. 46, july 9Th; Wv
~, &c y 55 40 g % 40 u 81 50 % 81 "A 81.
Ticket Nos II Y 49, prize OF Sl2o sold and paid by
Drawn Nos Monongaia, No. s61JuIv il: oN
-, 50 e. SC il II n 81 Il 81 10 Ie 8 Is
Whole Nos'9 81 so, prize Of 800, sold and paid by
'Hn go e q S Is 8 J Il q 5y It
Half Nos u TO- prize Of 800, sold and PAID by
Drawn Nos. of Monongalia, No ss-July l1h:
So go 43 II 10 Sc 80 rs IL so 81 50 50 45
Ticket Nos II % 3d. prize of $780, sold and paid by
Drawn numbers of Delaware, No. 20, July 18TH
SO rs 40 81 80 10 81 81 IL 60 Sc 50 IS 50.
Ticket Nos 50 40 60, prize of $3.50 sold and PAID by
Drawn Nos of Monongalia, No. sslj tV l9tb nv
50 43 4 66 Sc 81 70 SO 5 81 81 x. -'i
Ticket Nos4 81 IA, prize Of 800, sold and paid by
Il 81 81 10 IS Il q III Is 81 IS X r. r.
Drawn ss 20 N s Of Sussex Extra No &c. July 81.
Halt Nos. IL 56 II, capital sold and paid by
Drawn Nos, Of Monongaia, No 90, July 21st
30 "a 81 As 6S So 80 AZ 81 10 IA 26 49,
Drawn Nos. of Sussex, No. 50-July sd
=, II 20 SO q 10 % IS IL 81 66 50 Is SO
Ticket Nos 20 a. capital sold and s paid By
Drawn numbers of Monongalia, No 81, july "a:
&c 81 Is : 90 % 80 I 10 60 Sc Is ~ ~ o.
$4,000 dollars!
THURSDAY-Monongalia, No 92--Capitals. 3 of
$4,000 1000 4ooo 1888, 10 Of 1000, sc Is numbers,
ID drawn. Tickets S. halves 2 So quarters d
10000 dollars, 5000
ERlDAY-Sussex Lottery, No 51-Capitas: $40 900
5000 5000 2435 Of 1000, &c rs numbers, 10 drawn
Ilekets$4, halves 2, quarters L.
1000 dollars, 1000!
"a ri A.Y-Sussex, extra, No. s9--Captals
$4,000 1000, 57S, &c. &c numbers, 10 drawn 1ickets
81, halves SOC, quarters 25c
SAIURDAY-Virginia Monongalia Lottery. class G.
Tor 1872 to be drawn on Saturday July 18th rs num-
bers, Is drawn. Capitals $52 O60 1900 IL 600 5000
6OoO 1000, 5000 1886, 1900 1000 500 etc Tickets SIS
shares in proportion.
Buyers are referred to my Register of Prizes to be seen
at the office, proof OF what have sold and every
drawing continues to increase the number.
Orders Tor packages, certificates of packages and single
ucketsln the above schemes in all the Lotteries will be
Please address orders to
iv % GTp nrrUDN
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-26

gy NO CURE--NO PAY!-H your hair is falling
OF or turning grey, FLETCHER at the American guara-
not only destroys dandu but makes the coarsest hair
soft and plyable. Tryit. Price so cents per bottle.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-26

nRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.-I have
H still on hand very desirable stock of Dress Goods
say Prints Ginghams Linen Berages and Bingham
Lawns Musns and Organdies white and coloured dotted
Musns plain Tissues handsome figured Tissues and Be-
RACES As is now late in the season, am disposed to
sch them at and below have very pretty lot of
cambria and Swiss Edgngs and lnserngs Isle and thread
Edgings, &c. j. g. CHENERY,
W Is Opposite Depot.
STOCK FOR SALE.--$5OOO City per cent; 5000
y James River and Kanawha, guaranteed by State of
Va 5000 Chesapeake and Ohio guaranteed by Maryland
and Va, in sums to suit purchasers at the market rate
c. w PURCELL s. CO,
jy IA Stock and Exchange Brokers.
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NEW YORK MARKFTs T,lv d !
By Last Evenings Northern Mail.

PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA,
New Cases Deaths
Baltimore, July "a. ........ H. ......5
Cincinnati, :" 2f.. %
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snylNs1tY Il NRYANt. a... A..,. ......,..r. !.

FEviNsLEY y BRYANT are. how receiving ant
IL offer for sale SSi'n'St "ii'
35 hhds. P Rico and St. Croix Sugars
so hhds. N O. Sugars
IS packages Stuar's Loaf crushed. puyerzed and
clarified Sugars '''''
$50 bags Java, Laguayra and Rio Coffee
% boxes Adamantine Candies
80 half boxes Hull's do
so do do Elkinton's do
so boxes Elkntons Soaps
800 do 8x10 and 1Oxl2 Glass
100 Grind-Stones
$50 barrels new No. Mackerel
25 hhds. Bacon Sides
so bbls. Cider Vinegar
lOO bags Shot, assorted sizes
40 bbls. Tanners Oil
10 do bleached Solar Oil
10 do Pit oil
800 reams Wrapping Paper
i5o do Letter and Foolscap do
100 dozen Painted Buckets
80 bbls. Copperas
~ bags Pepper and Ginger
5 tons American Steel
g do Hoop Iron
salt Pere, Soda, Sal1fIratus Candle Wick
wine, Putty Masons Backing Indigo, Nader
Alum, EPSON Salts Cigars, etc, etc
All Which they are disposed to sell cheap iy26
BARGAINS IN HOSIERY Misses white and
- colored Stockings, at e. cents per pair; mems brown
cotton Socks, at g. per pair; womens white black
and colored Stockings cd per pair On hand lot of the
above, which will be sold off very cheap TO close
Call in time at WILLIAM J. SWORDS
10 10 Broad street, sign of the Dry Goods Box
STRATTON'S OFFICE, No. 5, South 18th
~ street.
Let all the world say what they can
or selling STR the maj
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-26

GTOCK OF GROCERIES. FlXTIJREs rro
- AT AucTIoN;-ln consequence Of my continued ii
health, will sell at auction, for cash. on FRIDAY. 27th
instant my stock OF Groceries, Fixtures etc. consisting Of
the usual variety in well kept grocery The sale will
take place at my store doors below the Old Market on
Franklin street John 70 G; WADE, Agent,
a, For w. W. WOODBRIDGE, Trustee.
VS. Sale conducted by RICHARD CAuTHoRN
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-26

MISERABLE AND SILLY HoAx.-On Friday evening
last the Columbus (Oho) State Journal received the fol-
lowing despatch:
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-26
BY ALEXANDER MOTIF

GTOCK OF eROCERIES, LIQUORS. HOUSE.
- 1 hOLp FURNITURE, &c, AT AUCTlON-Or
O'clock shall proceed sell at public auction at the
store at present occupied by Mr. James Rankin corner Of
Gary and 18th streets who is declining business ali his
stock OF Groceries, Liquors, Cigars and household Funi-
lure, etc, embracing in part as follows:
Brandy, Madeira Wine, Sugar, Molasses
Teas, Candles, Soaps, etc etc.
ALSO, all the store Fixtures, together with all his
household Furniture, such as 80 ~
Feather Beds, Bedsteads, Chairs
Tables, Bureaus Looking glasses, ETC.
Also, 2 very fine Show Gases, etc
With many other articles in the above line too numeyons
to detail. Terms cash. Sale positive AN''''' -
Jy 70 ALEX MOTT, Auet.
TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of deed Of trust
b executed to me- on the I'd day of May, ls4s by
shall proceed to sell public auction on the I'd day Of
august at 10 o'clock, A NJ, all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture mentioned in said deed CONSISTING Of
splendid mahogany Bedsead do sdeboard; do Bureaus
90 ashstand Clock do Chairs Glassware; Crockery7
hereafter HENRY A ATKINS0N Tsigna'eo
Jy2l--dtds TOTER e COCn tAua.eo'
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-26

HORSES At AUCTION, at the large LOT On
-, Cary street, opposite Woods Sta5le--On SA
IURpAY Morning, July 29th at 10 o'clock will be sold
as above, several valuable saddle and work Horses
W % GEO. j. SUMNER. Auctr
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-26

BY ALEXANDER MOTT,
NJ : - ="
rs ALEX MOTT. Auct

! NOIICE.--The co-partnershp heretofore existia[z
been dissolved 'ii' 'oini H. Aooson, has
BEVERLEY TUCKER having located permanently,
in the city Washington will continue to attend nroTnr
ly to all business before Congress and the Departmen ~
the Government, as heretofore. VI
References may be maze to the Senators and Members
q congress generally, in the Slste OF Virginia and south
w ASuNcTo,r No, o. 1o.o
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-26

McNAuGHT, RoYsrER & Co., Aucts.
N. B. Immediately after the above SALE and at the
same place, shall SELL without reserve certain piece
mond adjoining Bernard BrlPs property fronting Is feet
on Darlington street, and running back 100 feet.
Jy "A McNAUGHT, RoYsTER & Co., Aucts.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-26

WANTED to hire for the balance of the year, an
w able bodied Negro Man, to work about grocery
store None need apply except such as can come we'll
recommended JOHN ~ GORDON & SON
iy "a
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-26

WANTED, partner to engage in the manufac-
w turing Tobacco business in this city, on the LIST OF
January next, with cash capital Of $4,000, Having
much experience in the business, the subscriber feels
confident he make it profitable. Address Henry .
through Richmond Post Office, with real name, etc.
iy 24-4t
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The brig ATHENS, Capt PilIsburv. cal
%;EIN take so to IS hhds tobacco For fre,ght 90 =
K%ATSS which, apply 10
asEaSzz2 lie 30 CHAS pAIMEp p m
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-26

r1,> WILLIAM M. FULTON, Trustee
FOX RENT-The store No Lyons Row, 224 Broad
street and possession given Immediately Apply to Rich
| ard Hill, Esq, Agent, or to the subscriber
| WILLIAM M. FULTON
| " 10 Attorney Law ETC., rs Main street
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-26

DRINTING PAPER, CHEAP.-J N PAN
N DOLPH y co. have just received 80 reams donble
medium printing Paper, of good quality, which thew vii
son al SI pei Iedlll. jy %
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-12

A letter from the city Of Mexico, Pablishsd
in The Savannah Republican, says: "Ths whole
roate from Peroie to this city Is fall Of robbers,
though they will not attack any party which 8
armed, but il any one struggles behind be >
safe 10 catch il. There were twenty i've eaagAl
BY the Government troops Che Day before Ss
afrived at NoPaIoOka. a small iowa, and twOsi
thsir throais cut, the balance let loose: the DAY
ws arrived at PaebIs. there were fOar shot n
ths Plaza. There Is the greatest quantity Of
dsseriers scattered on the road from ysA Cur
TO this place, and I expect a greater set d
scoundrels never lived. have understood
from gentleman here that band Of them S
ON the road from here TO GaadalakATa, rObbiAg
and Plandering everything Of Valaa Speaking
Of aeserters, saw at JalaPa the NOTED Riley,
with the letter d on bis cheek; he IS major IN
the Mexican army ,aAd ameaAsr, uglier, drank
en- seOaRdrel, i have never sseni be dos not
seen TO hide, himself from Americans, b,
makes himself kAovR. lie offered has ssUiess
to our party in purchasing horses. mules, &c,
and was requested to travel - .r#
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~
rh'" MAJ" Boston 10 naf'es Of Virginia,
0A' Aaa seAs A'~ copy y MT Et'eood Ffsh-
"Is tee'1rs Oh 'NSrfA and Ssufh," delivered
az eiHe' Hna''' 'sn' To- lS4s. ie s'f1
DrAR Sn:--I believe IL was Sir Robert Peel
who said in the House Of Commons that, while
members reminded him that facts and figure.
"cannot lie," he desired nothing but facts and
figures to prove the most absured contradie.
lions, il he might be allowed 10 use them IN Nj.
own way. iin aaig dsIt z'' .eisf .saa
reinrn Mr. Fishers lecture, which, certain
ly presents an extraordinary array of facts: but
his differences from those facts CONSTITUTES the
argument. One instance may serve to show
how he sas'ainsft. 10 4 one Of which you can
Judge, while here's oa ia7 1s.i''s .as tis'.'aa
fscs L. $1,000 young women in Massachu-
sets between ~ and 23years. eal f'' q
Fact = sO'OOo young women in Massacha-
selts in factories. 1s h''e s'f'n'a' o'4 20 -
InJerenes.--Seven-eights Of the young wo-
men In Massachusetts debarred from glove and
coaftshiP-pleasure and hope-home and soci-
ETY., &C., and confined thirteen hours day in
heated rooms, confined to a space Zoe feet square
&c.'' '97t-aes'il aai ne ,il'iit iaH" NpiI
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s's', ,s and are not to be inferred from
and massachusetts is not plunged ,n, s~ 'as@;
desperate slaiess he depicts. 'oea
while you ars here, Won can
whether Il IS likely to be tim. a., r,OOao'y'
ssn' o. our young women are in f,e,o. - ~
You my hear some Petulant hsu..- s'o''''-
elA''n, perhaps that she ''ean get NO sa~.. 81
sai irAn, because all our young women
'ae'or'es' bata little Observable. usI--
you that IL is not so in truth. la
who seek their own support. f,am - nose
~orf In fAetores 70 dOnesiies.rvic. -'7 P''''r
IT you will enquire, too, in on, 81 II
ing towns you win probably be ..,,.s.s :
instead Of thirteen hOar. work /. A. ' ~.
hours on an average, Is nearly ,hs ,,.,h 'eA
hands being prepared 10 admit Of Issvs !, :. :
senfe on all proper occasions: and ,b,, -
rage residence Of young women th,,. = ','
than four years, during which tim. ill.,.
as much leisure as is good for them. A., .!oy
well provided ''''''
Whatever effect Mr.. Fisher nav prodn..
the North, think he win not eonv;0,. a
S0HfA- For, though he furnishes w.,,o.. -
SHAREHOLDERS which they may find eOpv,n,.a,
in Argument. know some who will I,v,h =
their sleeves if they ever use them.
.-f. ...I..- remain, sc.
RosroN. ApriI 94th Tata u.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-12
Prem the Louisville CouIier.I
Rsuieasion NJ Getting. .

Al ameetins Of the friends OF gradual prospec.
tive emancipation at the court house In The CITY
of Louisville. on Thursday, the 3D. day Of May,
1873, Bland Ballard, Esq, rese the pfoceedines Of
ths emancipation convention. held at Fisnl fort,
on the 25th ultmo. and then intfoduced &c the
audience Professor Yourg, Of DsnYille, who de-
iivefed an Instructive address. Afler which, on
motion, w. w. wnisleY. ESQ, was called to the
ehsif, and w. 7. Boone, appointed secretary.
When, on motion. the following resolutions were
adopted: ses .ps-rsa q f,fda fe'i-ss e =
RssSiped, Thai we cordially approve the pro-
ceediass Of The convention of ihe iriends of eraan
cipation, hs u at Frankfort, on The 18th nit
Res6foed, That we thank Professor Young for
sion, and that the secretary be requested To call
OF the PsofessoI and ask 10 have the address writ
Ten oui for publication. ~
On notion, adjourned. p Ft isaHa Z :
/ aLtssli- W W. lVoRsLEY, Chairman 81
W. 7. BOOKS. Secretary. ~ ~ - Il. $50 4
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BosroN, April 2slG, 1919.
ImPsrtant 60 KmIgrant---P.blIs Land


Iowa
From a tabular document emanatjpg f,..,
the General Land Office. and published by ora,
Of Congress, We learn that the quantity Of mn.
lie land sold in Iowa, mp to lst January. $50
was 2,36l,022 acres, averaging 81 Is per acre.
and amounting in money 10 s., SOL ,O52. LAS.
Ooo acres Of this amOant lies in the Fair6.ls
district; 5Os,7s9 in the Iowa city district, ,.d
3st,ls2 in the Dubuque district. IOw, .m.
braces an area Of 5O,9I4 miles, or ~ So scn
acres, Of which l4,57l, 1871 are surysyed. ana
ls,ol3,sg2 unsurysyed. The Dubaqas-iistrie,
IS nearly as large as both the Others, snbrasias
l5,e5e,OoO acres. The school lands (si1lssn,h
seetion) are estimated at SOL ,S3l; add 10 hi.
the 100000 granted per act Of September An.
Isfly and IL gives rs .40I .S5I acres Of school
lands The number Of acres donated 70 The
Stais' for the Improvements Of The Dies Nome.
river, is set down al 325,07s. bat ths rsesa,
decision Of Secretary Walker extending the
grzns clear up 10 the source Of the river, wil
increase this grant 10 !. ri. OOOaeres Msaieas
war warrants have been laid on 462 300 seEss,
being greater number than have been locates
in any one State except Illinois and Wisconsin.
Tie total number Of acres remaining shsOls
aud unaPPrOprialed, rs p Soc. 436.
A striking feature in these tables, and OOs
that should not be overlooked by smigrsuts
seeking homes in the w est, IS the small amossl
Of swamp lAnds, as reported by the Surveyor
General, within the bounds Of Iowa. Whas
Illinois IS reported 10 contain .s33.4l2 serssOf
wAmp or worthless lands, Missouri ,Sl7 81,
Michigan 4,SO7 ,673, Wisconsin ,259 ,2S9, Sc,
SC, Iowa returns bat 33,si3 ssrss. We have
frequently heard ii remarked by persons whO
have travelled much through the State. that
Iowa contained less waste land than any Other
State in the Union; and this Offseisl statement
from the General Land Office fully establishes
the fact. In the twelve States in which Nc
pubic lands lie, there reported TO Be ~, 80.
33s acres Of swamp lands, yen Of this large
area, Iowa contains but 33,5l3.
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aa,saen,I.u Steering.

In another eOIamn viii be found the rssOln-
tons adopted at meeting held in Louisville
for tue purpose Of responding TO the proceed
ings Of the Frankfort Convention. Rev Dr.
Young. OF DanviIle. by invitation addressed
the meeting. and for an hour or more, enchsin :
ed the attention Of the audience.
Familiar and easy In his manner, DIR. Young
interests all 10 whom he speaks, while the
strength Of his Arguments, and the Periinency
Of his Illustrations, render his addresses con.
vincing as they are interesting. We hope shat
he will be able TO devote much time between thi,
aud August to the cause in which his heart b
80 warmly engaged. and which he advocates
.gith 90 mach ability. 81 -t a .a --sa
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/ ! l..
we lssrn that an siniessting discussion on
emanoipstion. was lately held al Monticello.
Wayne Co. We have kot as full particslars
as ve'conld wish, bat we present. such a. we
have bean able 10 gather. is.ii 80
! On tho 23d ull, large number of tina, citi-
zenp Of wayne had assembled 90 attend the
session Of the Circuit coun, and 10 Listen to
the addresses Of the candidates for Congress
and the Convention. Aites the candidates had
spoken, at the request Of many citizens, j. T..
Boyle, Esq, addressed The people on the sab
ject Of emancipation He spoke for an hour
and q half 20 avery largo and attentive au-
dienes, and made a decidsd suppression in favor
Of the cause. When be concluded, Sherrod
Williams Esqs now 81 Louisville, though
formerly resident In Wayne Co, addressed
the people In reply. He retailed. We under
stand, and m Mr.. Boyle charged upon him, the
wonderful arguments and more wonderful
statistics Of the famoas Mr.. Fishe. Of Ohio,
now celebrated as a defender Of slavery, once
celsbrated as SO thorousha hater of slavery as
TO be unwilling 10 have his hats lined with cot
ton, the produeeof slave-labor. Mr.. Williams
spOk e for an hour and hall, and Mr.. b. re-
piled 10 him In a speech Of about the sains
length. Az an indication Of the interest
Weakened, we are tod that although Il had
grown late in the evening, alarge audiences
was retained through the discussion. n9ns--
A friend In MonticeIle writes to Us that The
cause Of emancipation has lost nothing IN
Wayne County from this discussion, hut has
evidently gained much Tie believes that the
cause a. rapidly advancing there. and that a
majority Of The people % shs Comfy are de-
tsrninsd Eniancipssionists. This. he Gays, Il
the opinisnisf many Of the best Informed men
In ihs county On me subject. Many slave.
holders, and some Of tiie LARGEST slaveholser.
&c Ore sosinsys hsvs cspoused the causs win al
the y heart, ahd ars now advocating II prisatsf5
and publicly An emancipation caaaiasls wiil
be ran. and with a good probability Of being
elected. f'7 ~ iotM Sstdt
Ths feeling IN fss0r q emancipation j. moi ,t
confined 10 Wayne county. but extends 10 the
Icoanties s'eu.h o. il on ths cumbsriand river
Chhion. CuniberiahH. Russell. &c. In Pulaskl
county the cause has many decided and infiu-
sn,ial friends. aud We are tc.a ihat. unless she
present candidates in that county. pledge Them
selsesto fivora clause in the new constitu ton
prohibiting Slnporiaticn Or slaves into the
State. and have the Constitution open fol
amSndmsnt on the subject Of slavery, the
En,auc jnx fiorists viii rim t. c.n,l;a.,.